La Grande evening observer., April 29, 1924, Image 3

Tuesday, April 29, 1924.
THE LA (JRANDE EVENTNO OBSERVER
PAGE THREk
I I
NEWS
of SOCIETY
itVWviV'-. . lhV".lHl.,H,.,l..l.rt,l'qrliililn. i .
;vlm-li tu-nlliti-il mi vmn in uu
ICtiiiiiiiinitm ruli-m -him iii'-ml cop
li t) in whiti; volvi'l llliih In uiiw V
Cnvm-tlii ili-i-cirullim fop iliiniV
iIi-i-hh-h.- Il Ik i-miiluyi-il in i-.tthi'i
lm-ir UnuiH uu kIiohIiUiit uiui bip.
.1 1
Ron ni'WH nniNt lo in I In
bands of I ho norii ly editor by
if: .Tu o'clock. Inn- m t li fact
that the sot Ul pajfe ix made up
hefor noon, il ih practically Im
possible la Insert worl after
that hour. Hereafter, IteniM, no
mailer bow Important they ur.
that (i iv mlnyed In ynnd I hut
hour, will not U printed until
tho following day New Kdi
tor'H Noli-.
ltrewst
lwsh-y
Diiitnr Willi. r
'rti'Mf, Mnri;ui-rii
Harp lauli.-l 11
l livherc r:t-lt.'ll:i
f':imttnin' - n
.Insephiite- Dannu.
i n; it.
Wallci
.lU.-r.
-Anna
M.r
K rane-
Sacred Heart Academy will p re
sell i u Kroup of HiiiilcniH In recital
(it the I.. IL S. Tabernacle Wed
m sday evening. April :in ul n
o'clock, A cordial Imitation Ik ex
tended In tillU alUml. Tin' pro
Ijrqm i tin i'oIIowh: -
Hymphouy (llnyd n-ltomlier.?)
Ortehenlra.
liri.sh Keels Nt:iniVud-(lralnvr;
Kehetan ( H- ;t I (I'hnpln ) : V iIk;i
Itoul Soiirf ('.. I'. Miiiimy)--Anna
Kramer.
WllllOiso Op, !!; ( Kinlle 1 Vh-
nard); Value' Impromptu p. I'tiii
( NnelK-k) -lwihel Ifc-neker. '
fc'layera tip. 2:1.. violin, "(Hani-'
salt; H ivnnde Drdla): limitunz-i
dp. 4n. No. I VU-iixu mp.): Droup
Of l-'olli .SOHK tSlceNd liflttlKl
Scott.
Intermezzo ( M. A. . K. L'.iUJ.
tivU nl iili- tSorbeck) I'M Ul An.siiet.
Scotch I'niMil Op. :tl. No. lM:n'-
Dnwi-lO: Hi I lies. p. No ;
( Mn.szkownkl)- Donna Scon.
i Mexican SiT'Oii'l1' (t Vi li-.) - Or-
rhrstra.
v li r a k ni e n Ih ( ItacliMianliioirt :
PoJka f IJacluuaninofr)'; --- In-utah
Stephens.
Valrlli (MnUri'jft): Troika in
Truinoaux (TMeuaikowsky) - iiv:i
1'rovoHl.
Kyinphniiy ti'hwsial); Siar Hpnu
(ihii Humifr (.Sioij-K.y)r Oivh-'H-Iru.
;
. irirst Violin Donna Scolt,
WiU-il l-'lUK'-nihl. Klnur (luriuifn,
IN-arl : I'Vaxior. Marvel Uhtnc. I.aw
r.'iici' Kny, Kiiiiitili (Kn-r. Ilury
Nnrrf. Jinny Nlolson, KlTIo Hlan-
f'lilLlil.
Hrcon.l Violin Klin Love, Mar-M-aitct
MiliH. MaUliow MaiiHin'.
Wlnli'l.l Sc. .11. Dannie Daillia.
JiolMTt fook. AHu-rt L'nnosl.
TtUr.l Violin Martfanl Connnl.
(.Jiirtruil 'onrail. I'utrtck K'in-ly.
Norma llankw, i'UWa ('lark. I'hon
rnalw'fll.
Maiulolill Vraiicis .My.TH. Mfiry
i Vji ii.-i Mi-lviti I'ai K. r.
1 niin;i rirm-Nl Ma1.:, In.-,
I'latio Lola. MrWilli.tnis. Mar
j;arri MM iia lNon. lit ln-ci i I'ro
vo."i, 1 lioiolini' ( ii r, M.u i I t.iw
ilian. Kill It Kin it, t (n:,I.HH f Hay
Joy V.-acli. Alma Lilly, LiMial:
l.iiuh.
Th
ni"l will l
liillK ill III
lunior M:
ami uu I iluiikir
II lali,- pta.-.- S:
hl.uh ;ii-hoi
; nl tin'
S nir.r han
atiinlay t'Vf
.1. ulo-ii lli
Iii;:ir urhoul
Will ! liOKiti lo Hi ' S. ni4if class.
'ommit liTH in i-h:;j f of I Ik- ai
loir havi' Itccii li'Vni iiiff in tic It Lnn'
tn in;ikin-t I hi- t I h hi ;.i
Dial lias vrr l. i n f.'ivcu. :ilI a
WOOil time is as.suriil Tor all who
all. -rul.
Gooil for Walkinc
i "The Mua.niic
.-s.'iiW'il by ihf
Islaml ily Sun
llic t'omnntnity
y i'Vriiiu;r. April
ilraiim. it: Dill ol
A Direc act fare
Uhijr." uiK ! ir
Alcil 'lana of the
l;.y m'liuol, :tt
church. YVi'ilm Kiln
:iu. Thi coiimdy
ch ver ami u-nusini: siUKitious. an.)
Ik intcri-iiim front s:nrl lo fhiinli.
Don'l fall lo s.-c It. Is Hie mlvir
(,'ivi-n hy thoae who have alreadv
seen the cast in relu-ai!i:il.
. Th- Tark.lale cluh will he en
l.-rtaineil at Die hoiMe Hi' M i'H. Kl
vlra SI i I well lomorrow all.Tiioon
April :t". I0lnive plans arc !
injr ma'le for DiIh meeDiiK "ml it
i;ooil lime is ani iclpal eii.
M rM. Uol.ei l N'ewlln and Mrs
llriice Dellf.lK will he hosleSM.-M t
Die KaD'ee K latch cluh I'riday eve
ning, .May 2, al the home of .Mr
I hnnis.
Chapter T. P. K. '(".. will meet a!
the home of Mrs. Shoemaker, o'
l-Ilftln. Krhlay afternoon. May 'J,
The KU;in memh.-rfi of I'. V. U. wil
have, charge of Die afternoon am"
it koo1 time Is aniieiiialeo for al
who ntleml.
i; i .. . i .... ..nn
V ttet.
rnircnnl tinuii lor ltmhiiir.
LoiKlon. TIi'm piutt COloitei'
KoWU whiiii 1 'OlUiuhiile tiwil li
WfiiK la IU mil p;tiamii nan
taken over :ih it l.alhiiy; still. Thes
eo t aiiu h toilay are nm.le in muuy
tliifei't-ni colors a n oiten in hav
era! itiftcreni muieriala, iho uiator
Inki ueliiK fealhur-stitchca lORethw
like ohl Dim' 'imlin.
Aeh level Willi Itmiei-rHi'-.
New York. The uiurlons hlue
ifreeu achieveil hy ttmJlian hut
ii-rrihs is one of Hi,, hriiihl spoi
in the laHhioiiM now. Ilits oi' Ums.
hniterily wlims inotinti-il upon Nil-v.-r
mi.h r crystal are ust-l tia peii
.lanlH. praceh-lrt an. I earriiiKN.
lon lUilik TliHii Kr.
New Viiik. 'I'he halil. seaif lo
lay ha h. cotiie more ha l Ik lhti
vrr. Il I It i ii Hk nni hint: of com
hinlu;; such aniinroiiiNilc colors
rise ami oramie, purple am!
searh l lioheil. Do- more tiecceiy
lie colors ft ,rhl one anol her, I ht
moil- cute me wan.
Ton rouveiiU'ut la lUtw.
New York, So tieinurely con
nlenl is Die little cloche Ihitl wo
men will lioi iiicmiy Kie li ii-
hat huilt on cloche lim shown
here li!iT WOiHl IHOWil
ft a I "feather" nl shlnvil
HUXTiv LETTTKlw
(CooUinuod from nmru 1) j
cry is-hut lypU'ttl. of Die iluiuocrai ie
it I nl. and that uu; out l it which
rejnirtls the KOVeriimenl us a three
riKKeit vU'eus with which to niitu-'c
iltielf Is even lens lit lo Koveni
than "re Die h'illplnos.
The lei-ni "A TiaM Lou;. horn"
tisoil o be used to (le.icriiie wild
a ad unsnjihlLtcatcd memUoifl of
.oiiKrcs from the southwest, who
fiH-'quently ran amuck with purlin
metiturS' law am) the dlKitli v of
Die house. - Those ineniliers, hw
pver. like the sklttlt.lv lon;lmin
steers for which lliey w'r it'ua l.
havo alinoNl ttifiypeared. j
hvi.l,',i(''" Au. tliut KatticrlnK, when
Die Mt'Adon ami t'ntlorwuoil olniitt
)e k.in-evehaiire shoiM, nity,: will
eeritilul. iivt.'U his ni:ve wlMi hlnu
a
llepresentative Henry I. Itniney
of t'arrolton. Ilk, makes money nl I
farmliiK. I'.ul not from wheal, or j
from corn ami hotrs, Italney's j
profit ;i as a-farmer come from his:
deer ami his KoMfisti!
I
A pi'iiihiti man hi one who hast
hi t I. loo.! pressure determined he- I
ton' readiuR Utile Willie's report .
c.n.l.
Pniirls of velvet hrpcndotl rlllc
with horiiifintiil Ftripes make thm
attiaetivo trmlt what it Is.. u
recommend it lor walking miico tha
circular jsules Hive much freedom
a Wilt iho feet. Thc.-e s an easy
Ki-ace to tho sleeves that is moat
u nu.su ui thbi bcation.
the
Pn siy
tn the
church
The Laities Aid
lerian church will
Community room of Die
Wednesday afternoon, April ::i.
,::in o'clock. Kveryoue is. ask
to hriiur their Hunter offerimj-.
Hair Cuiih - Hair
-Dyeing
AMI IIAIIt tt'OTtK
As well as nil ntlu r liianehefi
oi Iteauiy Tailor work don-,
hy rupert opera l ot s al 'i'he
. Fashion Reality Slmppe.
1312 JvtU rsn St., ill P'h
nenkamp P.hltc.
Phone Main. T.7K
t'ABDI.tNt. IHAL
' O. A. .. Corvatlis. (Special)
.lulia lliilse of La Cranle is a
uicmher of this ycas jii-iiduatiiu
class in phartimey. A trial e.vn.i
inaiion in preparation for stittt
hoard examinations .Mine a and f
was jriven to Die Kivoluatinic olas:
hy metiihers of Die iaeolty nmlei
Adolph iefle, dean O! the sclioo!
of pharmaey,
Tin- purpose i:i tn :ieei:sluui Du
itudents lo the lon;. al ren noun pe,
rind of work, t u i icia.i jerua oi nie.j.
utate hoard ol pha wiiac'V- ortp
two clays. 'The trial examine I ion
was eoii'lucled hetvve.n N and ft
o'clock Die same .lay. '..' -riiif; all
work taken in reirnlar eatnina
lions. While rrii'h-s w.-re not mi
lusnalty hlfjh. I he results were
cratifyii to staff niemhers, say;:
Dean Xicflc.
.Menihei-H of Die slate hoard will
he here June li and t! to conduct
the final examinations In Die
rooms of the; school of pharmacy,
a a o
'ove. (Special ) - - The Wonutn'H
cluh was entertained al Die home
of Mrs. J. Trlppeer Tiiursdav
afternoon. Mem hers' of the ("ove
cluh were hostesses to a number
of ladies Iroin La (iiande. The af -lermHjn
wax speiil In discussing
thi' Health Association, the vlsilliiK
ladles hi IriuiitfT to Dove a iuessa'.e
of lielpfuimas and Inspiration. In-tereslini,-
talks -were m.ide ly Mrs.
Ceorire t'oehiau.' Mrs. Le Wiirniek
ml Mm. A. lliipii. (V which were
iiipomh d fo .Uf , "h'" rh:i'M
man, .Mrs. ,l. i;. weinier. ,r
Later in the aflermum" ii paper
was read hy Mis. Cochran on "l-V.I-erated
Cluhs" and a di;eu.'.siou fol
lowed, hd hy .Ls. .1. i'. i.yncn
r 'JLJLLL" '' ! ! '
iJQ. JLl. Rl KJ
I .1
All Kinds-
OF NUT liUITTLES
Freshly made each day at
The Candy Shop
2(1 Mil ST.
The litmus ol Ihmw Mnh Camly
- I At the ciuse of the afternoon lb'-
I lie lOIIM refleSllMletllS H'.'l'l' K-TV"'.!,
Tho.'ie presetit -were Mra. (horjre
Cochran. Mis. I e- Warnick, Mrs.
.1. I. Lynch and Mrs. Colon L'her
hard. of La (ii-am'l-. Mrs. A. It.
Dniiler of Islaiifl Ciiy ami Mrs. .t.
jll. W.imer, Mis. L. -M. Datrd. Mrs.
I A. (!. Conkliu. Mrs. Kay innican.
Mrs. A. McNeill, Mrs. (leorjre .jc
'liMiiiel. Mrs. .!. Sills. Mrs. Nellie' I:
' Draee, M rs. IL '.linstock. .Mm
William Harris. Mrs. 11. . Davtei
and Mrs. Itoy llaker.
Cove. (Special) Mr. ami Mia.
T. I, riel'ty enlerlaiiied witil a de
llKhirul Dride parly al Dieir
home on Wednesday eveniitf?, hon
orinir their quests. Mr. and Mm
JWillnrd Karnes, of D-'and Valley.
Colo.
Those present wen- Mr. and Mrs
T. I;. Conklin. Mr. and Mrs. Chas
DolluaH. Mr. and M rs. William
Dallmark. Mr. and Mrs. A. II. (r
i.oi Mr. and Mrs. l-'rank Miller.
M r.
with :
hrowu
t'al) rod litttK.
Sealed hlda will hf receive hy
tho Cmiiuitssuin of I he City of La
- That hf da,s..o the lounhorns ;
ma.v he lung remembered, Ihofliih, i
roiirrMiiiiin Quia a William fiSuu j
Tea,s will pruswut to I he 'Nat loilal. ,
.Vtuseum some Of the lui'KeMt. horns 1
ever produced In Die Lone Hl.ir
slaie, t toe pair, now nil di; plav In
his office, measures " feet ii ineit :i
from Dp tO: lip.
MnnatUuK edilors are hi:ie nit n.
They will lackle au.vihnu; once.
Perhaps Dint's why tiltn Kennedy.
manasiuK edilor of a Miami papet
aud well known In newspaper cir
cles in liftlianapolis, Cleveland ami
WaHhinirton, has volunleeretl to
serve as sereanl-itl -arms at the
deijincralie eon vent ion.
An- man who will umlerlake to
An Ytui Vmleched About
lluhhltix Ymii Hair?
at the Colonial
You rivH.i' rnrt anil
hnili'sr uillliv
Vow r:m wi-ur Him Ml'nlRl
I .nil. I'ni-lui):tlil.v Ihorn oro
varicim lyli'H In rhooin
I'roiu. rmmiiiNT fi-oni ti
iuloi-iilil. Iliiriy rurlH of I !!
ili liiii:iiiiii. lo ilui illiruiiy ami
rliurmioiT roiipi'ali'.l lioli of
tin. mnlroi:.
I'Iioiil' ror ApiMilmiiKint
IS(i:i Kmirlll SU Ant H.
IIII.IIHI.N ( l.l'AN l l CITY
RKASlPi:. On. The Sea-slile
Aiii. iiriin l.'-Kion iom is roachliiB
rli-iir lo tin- liolKiio of il trnnsir
liocKi'lM Ihi'W na. Utwnlly ll'
piwt ol'l'i ii-il " ri'wnnk or llK,rfiil
u Kick loi iill niiolis or pans.' kIukh.
u ml ulhi'r rulililMh, lirooclit lo tin
ci'OI'T or Ilui oily l.v ncIiooI rlill
ih i ii. Thi' Hum or $1S was apiil"
niiaM'il. When Hip 'lay nrrlvoil
ror Hie I'hllcli-on lo Bi'l !
Iillp or sa'rUs mar tho ' t'tty
Rl'vw until II contatni'il inoro
IfilMi ImiiiiIIi'h of rulililsh.
li,- liKionnoli'PH iiro srrali'Ji
IllK for pay dirt hut maintain Unit
thill- plan was llio "ROwls" whin
II ciimc to ivcttinK rcsnlts.
the
hull
than
M Issliinni) 'I'clls i:pcricni-i-K
noon niviou. ore navui a.
Itycl-lcc. who spent his lioyhoo.l
ilays here, julilrcsscil I he coiiki-"-Bailon
of Kh-Hl Chrlslilln church
on e.M-rleuciM of a nilHsionury in
central Africa. -Mr. Ilyerlee ami
his wife, holli Ki-ailnali-H of Hie
KiiKrene llihlc initversily anil sin-.
iUiiOi at tlm fniviirsily of on-lton
are linine on a rnrloitrdi I'roni l!o
lellKe, llelKlan 'lilll'O, lie CSlllll-ll.-il
clirliiH useil hy the llallvi-H ill
I heir ilDiin.sl ic. , 111'.' anil , warfare.
Many nieinhers of pioneer funiilli-H
were tiresi-nl al I hi- service, lo heir,
Mr Iteflee.
Dqrk Brown Kid
1 2 Strap
A dark brown kid two-strap, conibi nation last,,
rubber heels and good weight solos." We carry '
this shoe in all sizes up fo !).
Trie? $(;.r(o
The Bootety !nc
20G Depot Strt'ft Tlione Main 118
"A I'mailisc for Tired Feet"
Hume of the Arch-Aid Shoe
CltOVKK SMITH, Micr.
New Spring Accessories
New Linen Tailored Fronts
Tan imtl whitu- Ihc
tiiiiilllllwl,
NEW DUU'CX I'ttON'l'S
Taus. ajul wlute w i 1,1 1 ,.
4 colored borders
$l.2.-i
Goltar and Cuff
Sets :
In linen, iliiuily mid luff s
sft.iir. ;
t
New Sport Shirb
In silk
$2.25
MO-NOCIi AMEN Sl'Ott'f
lit Jill llll WMIlt.'ll .ki:i(Ii'K
I'll),-
imtl dimity
to $7.."i0
A k
111
New Leather
Bags
colors to mutch your new Spring
suit or dress.
$2:50 to $7.75
r. LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
)JihffZl
AND M1L.UINERV
-I
li
Dramle, OrnKoii, . foi; tlm constriio
tlon or the Improvement In Iju
prov.Mwnt 1 ist rlrt numher Dil.
wtllitn tho city ol La Orande. Ore
aon, nccordiiiff to the plans and
specifications of old improvement,
now on rtio in Die on ire or ine niy
Recorder of said rlly. A deponlt
of $0.00 will bo required tor net of
plana and . specifications, which
amount will He relumii d If bidder
Ih uiiHuceeBsful, nmlh relurnfi Hamc
to- tni oftlpo. v
Bhi will he recrtvmk to the liour
of. Ri'Vn-thlrty p. ,m- April, AMth.
l.f-24s at. t he com mission room In
Dpi city hulldiutf nl t,a. Grande.
Oregon, and must In aciTiiiipanhMl
by a i-ei'lll'loil cheek1 Ip D1Y amount
of ten . per rent ir Uu luount bid
it a a KWiraiilco of th areptonce
and completion ; of ' Voatract If
awarded. Cheeks bu returned
to unHiieccHHf ul bldrferst
The ('ommlHuion renorvos .the
rlKht lo reject any nnu all bids.
Hy order of tlm Cp in mission Ap
ril lOth, J'.i:i.
J. 12. STEARNS.
Iteeordcr of tho City of
r.i 1 l-n :Citiaudtv 4U-ogon.
Apr. IS-nit
:n-l Mrs.
I., it. rnrt'-r. Mts4
M.hm Kelly. I., (i. 1.111114 and" Mrs.
i.ydia M. J.aiit-.
Fashion Notes
-HOOMIRES
Mar mtlx tii c,ut'J
SPECIAL INTRODT CTORY PRICES
C0.3'. Regular Fabric $ 8.2.",
30x31". Kci?ular Cord $10.70
30x3V- Heavy Duty Cord $11.70
19.70
S21.70
31x1 Heavy. Duty Cord
32x1 Heavy Duty' Cord ..
33x 1 Heavy Duty Cord ..
3-lxl Heavy Duty Cord ...
Quality and Prices Talk -
J. D. LYNCH
:.VS - OIL - TIRKS - A( i USSOKIKS'
Fl'EL U K - TR ANSbKU - ! KKO - STOICACE
Dicai sluiiticity.
l':irlM. lAery etTurl now ks In-lit
Inward urerit uiui pi icily in t rocks.
The tin k are :itr;iicht nnd Jiimpli-.
and the whole air of Ihe eoMtumr
i;i that of avoiding lieavimnt and
overeiiihnraiion.
Iti iuhlenin- All (.arments.
Purls. Odd llllte touches of re)
today brinhlcn till sortn of gar
ments. I'ompellan is a rich. Hlrlk
tK shade; lacquer s;HI In favor
lipHtick is iinioiiK Die hrililei
tintH. and carnelhui in a newer
more orane-ln'i-d rolor.
I'Oi I inner Ureases.
! 'l.nndon. The Utile cnrlianlii
Finer Texture
and
Larger Volume
in your bakings
Same Price
over years
25ufore825c
Millions of Pounds Bouglit
by the Government.
Beauty Seekers Will
. Do Well to Try
THE MARINELLO
SHOP
TJonm 1, Somnior IHdg.
"A lipnuty aid for
every need"
imiom; .main M7
SULPHUR SOOTHES 1
UGLY, ITCHING SKIN
I
The First Application Makfcs
Skin Cool and Comfortable
If you nro imfTeritift from pf-zema
: or oiiif other torturing, cinhmaiint
fikiit troiihlc you m:iy fpiit-kly he rul
of it by iMilijr MentlioSiilplinr, de
el.'ires a net. l skin 5M-inlist.
Thi til(ihur firefurntion, li-rftilao
of its jji-i in destriivinj properties,
fleldotn faiU to ipiiekly rfuMim itching,
oven of lit-ry e,7cnii. Tlie lirst np
4 plit.iti..n ni-i!.e-i Dh' nkin roil and
i omfortaUe. Iih inui hlotf hes Are
hi hl riyht up I! m h-i .Meritho
Snlphiir ii rtpi'lit-d like ny phannt
ffttd (ri--tm nnd ii i-ifertly harmlfin.
Y'.u n fi-t.itr. a aiiull jr Irom any
kok the sriUNc;
House
Cleaning
A FEW HELPS
Household Ammonia
Moth Halls
Moth Destroyers
(Ynnl Ihijr K'ilh-r
Chloride ol Lime
Sponges, Chamois
Disinfectanls of all
kinds
Let Ith Supply
Your Needs
Red Cross
Drug Store
Ai,ii.n'i.,1 IM
"Actions
Talk
Louder
Than
Words"
Congressman N. J. Sinnott
Suv in ht !" l;u ntiou I'oc RcjxslV'uit wvinavitio -t-'ov Ci'n;i''tf th-t
1;. ' !' :"!'- ,-lf',i m- .on! t.l:ilu:ik sk'-VSW. :vf iv-.4.:-ivl.V;i ':'
tion as emita.cu m I'm. iaiZsr.JvO. '''. ,
hardly necessary to anyone who has followed his past record in umi
ercss. On February 4th, 191 1 he cast his vote fur the final passage of the
Immigration Restriction Kill with Literacy Test, and on February lib,
1915, the passage of the hill over the President's veto.
On March 30th, 1!)1( he voted for the final passage of the Immigra
tion Restriction Hill, and on February 1st, 117 he voted for the pass
age of the hill over the President's veto.
He is today working for and will vote for the final passage of the
Johnson Immigration Hill.
These arc his deeds, not words, and if you would have a Representa- -rtve
in Washington who is in a position from his years of service to
assist in having thorough, select ami restricted immigration, vote for
N. J. SINNOTT
(Paid Advertisement)
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