La Grande evening observer., February 11, 1924, Image 3

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Mondr.y, February" 11, 1924.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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WOMEN'S INTEREST
1 vSmnrtPsf-
NEWS of SOCIETY
Mm, It. J, flreen proved lie rsell
a very rhurmlm; hOHiess last Sat
urday afternoon. when Hhe enter
tained the riio club ut the Coun
try club, Tho time wns pleasantly
Hpfiit ut brldRe with the elnb prize
ffolng in Mrs. Ilnrry Zurbrlok, and
Airs, Inf M. liny winning the Riles'
prize.
The rooms were beautifully dero
rntcd In a, color scheme of pink und
white. enrnationH belnfr used, and
ilurltiK I lie nllternoon a delicious
luncheon was served.
BRITISH GIRLS
ASK FRANCHISE
Desire Right to Vote at
Age of 21; Present
Law Sets Age Limit at
30 Years.
LONDON', (INS) . Mist Poro-
Mrs. John ThelHcn entertained
her Junior Hoys' Sunday school
class l-Yiday evening at 6 o'cloel;
dinner, at the new lYeshyterlan J
church. The table was charmingly!
decorated with valentine plucards ' '"' J'-wson one of tint eiht won-
and a beautiful centerpiece of red ' AH'iimors or rarninent. nas an
hearls. A delicious three course nouneed Hlitt will uitempt. to havo
dlitmr was served and a delightful I ln' 'lectnr! Inw chniiKcd to
time spent. I inalie the voting k ot women
The boys present were Henry?1 "t'l of 3, as it is at pros-
Kiiert. Kumiuii KnherK. ayne i
l'oster, KuKcne Foms, Arnold Insetl
Italph Jones, Jack Kincaid, J. i..
Lynch, Arlo Noyes, John Miller
1'hilip Ncwlin, Donald Ioarch
l-'red Nowlund, Iteubeii Sniiih ami
Adolpll Ki'lKt'iHt. The Invited (tuentfi
were ltev. und Mrs. Wiltlaiu Crosby
lEosS.
The Alpha club will meet Thurs
day .afiernoon, 1-Vhmary 14. with
Mrs. V 11. I.etaimm as hostess.
The I,ucky Thirteen club will
meet Thursday afiernoon. Keh-
ruary- 14. with Mrs. William Uol
lons as hostess.
Tho TCaffee Klateh club will
meet Krtday. February 14, at the
boniq of Mrs. John Thelseti. with
Mrs. . A. V. Andrews assisting us
liostess.
Fashion Notes
Straw Hni Like Dim by.
Paris. Quite the perkiest of the
new hats today Is a little golden
si raw com m pt ton wh ich, except
for a sllKhlly rolled bit of brim, is
tike a man's derby. It depends for
trlmmtnK on a lace v-ll. fastened
iimb-meat h and brushing the none
'IP- . ,
Swath the Neck.
Par In, A searf of printed chlf
fon, or even two or three twlsls
of wide ribbon. Is llie proper neck
ornament at the moment. No mat
ter how warm the lions the neck
Is supposed to be thus swatheii.
Moral AnkletM,
London. Floral anklets, the log
ical outgrowth of floral armlets,
nro seen these evenings on the
twinkling limbs of dehuinnten.
More often than not the anklet
coneenls a powder puff or lip-slick..
I omu nun l'ra.c at Height,
Tho desire to be monogrammed
has reached today tho height of u
craze. Gowns have not merely
monograms but whole names or
even mottoes embroidered across
the front. It is the same with
stockings, shoes and even soft fab
ric hats.
Checked Tailored Suit.
New York. The checked tailor
ed suit is one of the swankiest of
spring's harbingers. The checks
arc not too big, and all the ac
cessories suclv as gloves, hosiery
nnd wrist bags, as well as hand
kerchiefs, should match one shade
in two-toned chequered effect.
Het'nnl 1 1 HUM i Coal Shipments
NKWCASTI.K. (AP) Coal
shipment;! ror the last year re
ported by the Tyn commisioit
madii n record in Knglish com
merrlal history, being ftv.t pT-
Althought tho Ilrltish Paril-
ment he i more women member)
i ban any other national legisla
tive body, the law will reciulro
11 great deal of altering ' before
absolute political equality of tho
declares. .''.'
I'ndi'r.iho present law a wom
en miifct be 30 years oll lief ore
.Mie ran exerciser the voting fran
chise, w hereas a man may vote
at Mis-i Jew son declared the
law I'll fair, showinf! diserimim.
Hon I p. favor of tho nutlet;.
Women I'alhette.
"During the whole of tho lat
campaign," Mlssi Jewson said,
"there was nothing more said,
than the attitude of the young
women. When canvassers culled
at their homes they Often came to
the door with little ones clinging
to their skirts. 'Why is it, thev
asked, 'that I have no vole?' They
are old enough to bring children
into the world and to be responsi
ble for them, and their query Is
an unanswerable one.
"Although tho woman of 21 Is In r ot ciarl
J Smartest j
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BABES OCCUPY
sotitiiletl jl Orande hud possession
of the halt und the (fore wan iJt
Hrande sa, I'cndbdon :3. j At thnt
moment the referee's duties emh'-d.
After thai he hud nothing whatever
to say. Therefore any foul or pen
alty Dint wds supposed to have
ibeen committed after thai time wan
(mill and void. Therefore the two
jlreo throws that - I'endieton made
rimd'the foul which att rlatmed to
there cun be no stand taken to up
held bui that, wherein our rights
an so evidently paramount.
Hunted: V. K. Ull.HKHT.
VED WITH DK AD nave been committed had no hear-
MI'NHON, Via. ( I.N.S.) Spend
ing the night with their lifeless
lathi'), without friends or relatives,
mi a lom ly farm near here, wus
the epirb-nce of two lit I h gills,
the daughters of Dan Ijarrlson,
widower, who died here a few
nights ago.
The children, who were known
to he almost ib pendent upon char
ity for their hare existence, were
found the next morning by a
neighbor who called to bring food.
They were endeavoring to cook a
conteake In an ashht-np In !,ho fire
place.
"Mow is your papa today?" wns
the greeting of I he early-morning
benefactor.
'lie's dead!" came the rather
startling reply. "He died last night.
ind w hail to sleep all night in the
ied with him!" said he ottbst, a
gill of eight years.
The cold body of the father was
found In the bed. The children
knew when he died, but they had
no way of going to the neighbors.
They have been placed in the West
Florida Receiving Home, In I'en-tiacola.
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The smart tailored suit Is narrow!
'across tho shoulders and may be
slightly fitted nt tho waist. Its'
accessories nro a tailored blouso, a,
'gardenia In tho buttonhole, short
'ruffled elovea and a stick If onai
wishes. '
CLEAN-EGGS AND
FINE STOCK MAKE
HEALTHY CHICKS
K. GILBERT
TELLS ABOUT
CAGE CONTEST
lug want soever upon Die game
The; 1'etidleton timer blew tin
whistle that closed the game.
In connection with the referet
after the game he wns unable to
say whom the foul was on. Thus
then can be no question as to the
final score because I he official
scroelicepers have no record of Hie
foul. This is explained in (he fol
lowing rule: "(tule (1, .Merllon 12:
The scorers shall record the goats
made und Hie fouls committed.
Their record shall constitute the
official score of tho game."
Further in conversation with the
referee lie said that he really didn't
"know what to do." He said: "l.et
the timers decide It." Kach team
has an official timer, each having
one slop watch in front of them.
At the time the game ended Pen
dleton's official scorer was looking
at h is wat eh a nd sa w not hing
whatever thnt went on on the
court. The other tinier, accepted by
Pendleton as l.a Urandc'a. official
timekeeper,' said the gume hud
nded some time before the referee
PI ItLIC IdhKAHY COMH'CTS
ItlllD HoiSi: CONTIvST
A bird hoiiHi contest which ht
creating a great dent of enthusiasm
among the boys and girls of la
Orande, has recently been launched
by. the public library. That our
feathered friends: will have plenty
of homes this spring Is nlreadv
evidenced by the number of re
quests which have come Into the
library for material on how to
build a bird house.
Any bey or girl In the grade
schools of La Grande Is entitled to
lake part In this contest. The con-,
lest begins at mice and ends the
frs1 day of April. No bird house
will be accepted at (he library niter
I he last day of March. The bird
houses may he brought to the li
brary as soon as they are finished,
and each one must bear iv tag con
taining the name und grade of the
boy or lrl who made It. During
the first week In April these bird
houses will be exhibited in 1 he
children's room of the library and
thee public will be Invited lo come
in and Inspect them. During this
week two judges will decide upon
th winning one and the winner of
the contest will be presented with
a very attractive nnd Instructive
Utile book entitled, "The Western
ever indicated a foul had beenPdrd Guide.'
called. Therefore there is no ques
tion as to the results of the game.
"Utile f. Section 1: Fach leant
shall consist of five players, one of
whom , shall bti captuln.
Utile 6, Section 5: A player may
One boy announced thnt lie had
been given a tool chest for Christ
inas and intended to use it to hulld
his bird house, lit1 was given ma
terial which would help htm. An
other tcn-ycur-old boy proudly an
(Continued from pago 1)
was shooting fouls. Hoth fouls were
converted.
Quoting from the Official Has
kcthal! Guide:
"(tule (I. Section Hi: The official
calling the foul shall designate the
offender."
Tho supposed offender was not
designated. In conversation after
llfirli. elean nests ill the broed-' 1 " "l,u""
ing house will reduce the nuui-.y which l.a Grande player had
1 nnd dirt v vws for maue ine ioui. i no neoi cHrcpem
as capable of voting as a man of hatching, repoila H. K. Crosby.)'""" " '"' " "
that age, some .i.ooo.uuo women 'poultrv extension specialist in n , ' alh d on. Inasmuch as no
between the ages of 21 and :iti are new .Mention ser vice bulletin onPhiyer had been designated ae
dipfranehised. Among them are hutching and feeding chicks. cording to rubs, such a roul can
not only young mothers, but wo-1 -"Ni rong, fertile egns are neces- not be legally called. Floyd Smith,
men earing their living In factory snry In hatching strong, vigor- La Grande neorekceper, asserted
nnd office, and hound to obey the ons chick.';," he rays. "II should that neither he nor the Pendleton
laws in which they have 1o say. not be expected that strong, henl- scorokeepj-r.-hnvn any record of
-No Kqunllly. .thy chicks will be hatched from whom the foul was called oil. Ap-
"Agaln, there is no equallly in breeding stock which is .mderfed. pun-nlly this Is Hie first .flagrant
the present franchise law Tor men overfat. or low vitality, or un- violation or the official rules. :
and women over Hu. , Men can healthy, any more than it should "Utile ' 1 r. Section U: A player
qualify utter hIx months' rest- he expected to batch vigorous shall not hold, trip, charge or push
dence, but women must be the oe-chick:i from breeding si nek that an opponent whelher-or.iiot either
cupiers of tho premises In which has been forced for high -egg. pro-.' player hau possession of lite ball,
they reside or The wives of such miction." . Two free throws for goal If of-
occuplor!. Thus . large bodies of Free range is an Important fac-'fense is committed on a player who
wonting women, including those Iior In producing hatching eggs, is In his own goal zone or if com
who occupy furnished rooms but if through necessity the u,m.,l on a nluver outside his goal
breeders are confined to a small none, who Is In the act of throwing
area, it Is imperative that they j Jm. ,!0al.'
be given a variely of feeds and In this case, assuming I hero was i
be compelled to exercise. U foUt tnf m being l llltermed-
It is desirable lo gather li iale territory nnd In passing. It was!
eggs ror natenmg purposes iwoia fmgrnnt violation of the rules to
or three times daily to prevent JilMow morp mn one free throw
chilling. Kgga for hatchingj for a ,njnor penalty of holding.
i.hoiild be kept in a temperature! ..Juh. (i Keciton is. Tlniekeep
between f.) and Go degrees. orfl Hlm, no)n wlm the game
Though stale eggH frequently will. ((ir)H Itn, jn(I,cntl. wi,h a
hatch, it Is not advisable lo fHto or whiH,0 (h explra-
for hatching eggs that arc older' , inn of th(, (lc.,,m puyfnK (tno u,
than Hi days. ., ,,.,? ni. ,.,.,- ei1(. time.
not leave the pluying floor with- nouneed his Intention of building
out permission of the referee until 'i I"' winning bird house and
time is called for the end of the J demanded a saw to do It with. The
l1U(f," librarian hud to tell him very re
in the first place there was only Kret fully that the library did not
one leu ni upon the floor which cun- furnish the saws, only instructions
not be considered as a contest, in to snow film now 10 miii'i n. n
the second place If the referee per- 's nopcil that he succeeded in con
mtts the. team to leave the floor at vincing hit; father and that the
the end of the second half the I necessary saw win oe loriu coming.
fc-amc Is absolutely ended. This is
xactly what happened ut Pendle
ton. And as the l.u Grande team
had left the floor Hie game
their part was officially ended. At
Hie time they left the court the
scorn -wan La Grande 2:i, Pendleton
2 and the wns nothing more offi
cially to he salt) about II.
In summury. it Is self evident
that when a crowd starts to leave
and hot It teams give the final cour
tesy cheer and one team had com-
pletuly left the floor and the other
team In restrained in Hie act, that ;
there would be little doubt as to1
the concensus of opinion as lo the!
rmlnation of the game. As re
gards arguments this is not a let.
for. a debate but Is a plain,
statement of facts. La. Grande j
high school has taken the official
score from 1 he official seorebook
La Grande 2:t, Pendleton 2.
)t is regrctublo (that Hie above
incidents should have occurred be
cause- pf the fact, of the endeavor),
ut Ihv local high .school to create a. .
feeling .of umlly in Faslern Ore
gon scholastic circles. Hut It Is felt
that In such a ease ns the above
nurevo, domcst io and hotel ser
vants, governesses ami others are
altogether disfranchised. At least
lifMi.OOO women over 30 nre de
prived of the vole In this way.
"The time has conic to wipe
away these anomalies. Wo nre
fortunate In having ti Labor Gov
ernment, for i am convinced that
I 'rentier Mac Donald and his col
leagues wiu be fully in favor or
the reforms I shall propose when
Parliment convenes Febni;i.ry 12."
cent greater than tho former re
cord year. Mill.
Tho total coal nnd eoko ship
ments for the yenr amounted to
2 l,rt33,;n;f Ions (anil there wcr
only 9 vessels idle in the Tync as
compared with morn than Hio the
previous ye:r.
Mount McKinlcy Park I Unite.
ANCHOKAGF, Alaska. (AP)
Throughout the territory of the
Alaska. Railroad, the govern
ment's Hue thnt penetrates from
the Pacific. Ocean to Fairbanks,
the metropolis of interior Alaska,
bushiest; men have adopted a slo
gan. It ia "Tho McKlnloy Park
Houte."
Mount McKlnloy National Park,
containing the tallest peak in the
1 Tnitcd Stules, 20.4(14 feet, is
reached by the railroad.
Spring
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Dresses - Coats
Millinery
ARE NOW
ARRIVING
ALMOST DAILY.
YOU'LL ENJOY
SEEING THESE
NEW THINGS.'
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
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i''fktunes" f
!. . . 'IN 'A tall ilflrlt niBM ntManf Imhs
,0n 50l-'.'l I 1 or. hoppiatu" imy Ox tf leive d I
wanted! i mMm
To rout a Rood, modern, un- ! ' W'l 1T4 1
fmniHlii'il hoimi. Wuuld h fcfffTyrjjww,yr --sawWiwaw-'f'
liiM-miinonl l-.-nl.-r. Will fur- : imlli I
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f 1Tf " IZI0LJ ill rfib taar
The breeding h
mated about three weeks befor
her eggs are to be incubated.
During the first three or fo. it
days It Is not necessary to turn
eggs intended for matching, but
after that time they should be
turned daily. Hatching eggs
should be placed in a regular
market egg case nnd the case
turned on a different side dally
after the first week. Kggs that
are purchased for hatching should
rest 2 4 hours lief ore being incubated.
S 11 Oil Ml lie , ,,fl . (..-mln.ihiH fiel tin I
11-liyillK mm- 111 ciu-ii 1.1.11.
When the lltni'kei-per'H whlHlle
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CLEVELAND Touring Car, Five Passenger
Real Buy.
FORD Touring, almost new. This car looks
and inns like liew, yet our price gives you
the benefit of an attractive discount. It
has 1924 license.
AND MANY OTHERS
Each used car in our stock will
sell readily in another month for
$50 to $200 more than we ask.
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1525 Jefferson Ave. Phone Main 792
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With over 200,000 orders for Ford Cars and
Trucks already placed for delivery during
the next few months, we are facing a record
breaking spring demand.
Each successive month this winter has
witnessed a growth in sales far surpassing
that of any previous winter season. This
increase will be even greater during the
spring months, always the heaviest buying
period.
These facts suggest that you place your
order early to avoid disappointment in
delivery at the time desired.
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SPECIALS
1 l-quart flour sifter
3 Big rolls toilet paper
4 Big tablets, pen paper -
2 Balls crochet thread
English semi-porcelain plates .
Fancy Outing Flannel 1 yard ....
Beautiful Valentines
Granite and Aluminum Kettles .
Other Specials Not Mentioned
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