Thursday, May S, 102 I.
THE T,A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE SEVEN
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WOMEN TO BE
BIG FACTORS
Ladies . to Participate in
the Republican Nation
al Convention in Cleveland.
CU:Vi;i-AXI, o. AP) Wo
men will play an unpr-rci'dcntcd
)i;irl hi lh rt-iMiltlk-Jin ual lonul,
con vn I inn hero .Junu 1 1), Whon
I lie IhnI conviMil Ion was hi-ht wo
men in Home Hta1-n wcro huttllnK
l or rail! it-ill Ion of tho hiiIY'iiki.1
a itdim-iil. JlumlrcdH of women
ildcKaloH and nlh-rnutes uru cx-i-rit'
at Ihi' cumin;? (Minvrnitnn,
to miy nothing of women visitors.
Women of Hi in and jmrtlcularly
of Cleveland arc planning; .their
-welcome
Mih. Xotlle M. t'lapp Ik clialr
niitn or the womcn'K reception
torn III liter for lleveliiiwi. Mm
flapp Ih tiie lliKl " woman lelHlntor
in Ohio who effected the passu jjo
of a new law. M'T ineaHiiro made
iiiNlrui Mni ( oiui rnhiK the hIiUc
and fed ra i-onHlitulioiiH c(nnpilla
ory In the inililir schools. She is
a member of tho state house, of
representatives, and the only wu
miui member of tlio execntivo
branch of tlie convention eonimit
tee for Cleveland. As an eiJuea
lional preparation for the conven
tion, Ohio -women have been at
tending the republican ''women's
i'liiltsbuiKB," or training hcIiooIh n
liai;lical citizenship and jmrty
policy.
Already a permanent reception
room and liHormuHon desk for
women from out of town has been
opened nt tho Hollcmlcn, tho con
vention hotel, by tho Women'a llu
publicnn league of Cuyaliotra rou li
ly. The president of tho league,
MIhh C.wievleve Kline, wlio la also
the first woman federal appraiser
oT merchandise in tho country, was
active hi the first offorts to bring
the convention to Cleveland.
Ah republican country chairman
of women, MInb Kline Is captain of
the republican women ward lead
ers of this country. An energetic
republican, sho has her own con
ception of the requirements of
party loyalty.
"if my party should nominal e
an unfit candidate." she Mild,
'loyalty would oblige ine and other
republican women to discipline
the party by supporting his op
ponent, t'nlesn women take that
position it would be better that
they had not received tho vole."
Tlie republican women of jOhlo
expect to open headtjuurterH dur
ing the convention und to enter
lain distinguished women from
other states. This organization
has also been conducting mi edu
cational progrum, one of tho topic
scheduled being how a convention
operates.
Salmon Cab h Light.
ASTOItlA. Or.. The catch, of
salmon last night showed practical
ly no linproveiui-nt. The take In
the lower harbor wits light, but
above Tongue point some of t lie
river nets made fairly good haul"
of small fish. The prices remain
(lie same as on opening day. with
1 'J cents a pound paid by the
puckers und 13 cents offered by
cash buyers, with.un occasional
sale at 1 4 cents.
According to reports current to
day, a few alien fishermen were
fishing, possibly inking advantage
of Hie period pending the decision
of the supreme court, which Is ex
pected tomorrow, on the validity of
the anti-alien fishing law.
IN wlul ltcxflpls ltctorlHl
OKKOtlN CITY. Ore. Receipts
at the Oregon City post office in
April amounted to $3,3 10.94, ac
cording to the monthly report of
V. IS. Howell, assistant post ma titer.
Likes
em.
Chocolates
Next Sunday
is Her Day
HPHK mite you gv for the much she's done will fill hr
heart with jy. pride und thankfulness. For the
thousand. of hour;; of e;ire. affection, sacrifice. Nollturtex
and anxiety she has devoted to you she experts nothing but
love, loyalty tmd reverence. How better can thst bf ex
pressed than with your trlbuie on Mothers' Day. How
happy you will make her if you give her a I'acKuge of
Owyhee Chocolates,
There is ;m Owyhee Package
To FlcaKn Everyone's Mother
Nn matter what the Individual preference may he
whether it is fnr-eliM(Milat'H of one kind, assorted chnco
lntos. hard- renter or nut mxl fruit center kinds or cream
center chocolates --there Is an Owyhee Package, designed
to pi .use every taste.
.V k for yntir favorite (nvyhee f'neknire In tb Spertal
Mother' Ihiy wvapprr. Tbcy are irsttncllv' and will wn
ey yimr thoughts nmrr appniprlately. Here are a few
pmind parkase MiggcstloiiK:
Nuts and Fruit Package $1.50
Famous "Tastie" Package 1.25
Brazil Nuts Package ; 1.50
Owyhee Fuller Toffee 1.25
Package of Plenty 1.00
mVYin;:-: CII0C0I,.TFH obtainable at all good Dcnlcra
.
.Made Ity IDAHO (VWDY COMPANY
m. sr.. idmio
"Sun i Cure" Quartz Perfected
"I'uvcil (ni.-iftj:.'
ht' lim.Sl I l-.l ll.yl);iri'ltl Knli.l i.inli.i'l'il ....... I
,.,.., buiMintr :i(.:.i:o ol Mi Hiiii- li-hl iimvcI in ihil.-s ur minimi'
. oi-m.in is lire icvulullu y ,llsiv,.iy now li..KMnu liiri plai-c In hl-Icii !
Hi" Iiiiwpsi. I nlll.u Biuw. Il tN-rmiis I ho t,n(. ..f ulira-vMet umll
Infinu,! rays, ihtis m.nniltini; Hi- "Min ,-mv" vuik.us ,licawl
JMIIwin y.vnusiHB I he ..iu. ,, o.UI r. The nn.. H,uv lr i:.lwu,,ll
1.W TJ' wlih l-o ..I' his ii,,l,... ,. Jisvim-i y. ex., ,1,1,11,,- ,1 , li , ulr mrirld
l..,,s m iia. i;hvh- ,, h.uu,,,,,,,,.. ,.. K. nml,
Viillaye ilKhl arc lilt ollnii, In , , line Holt 10 liuhtl.
COMBINATION
RIFLE LATEST
NKW YUK (INK) - in Hi--world
(tf crooks and police Ihere'H
Komethlng "new under the huh."
It Ih nothing lens than a device
thnt will enable the pnl rolinan lo
combine hl.s revolver and night -slick
Into what to till ii(ent. und
purpose Ih a rifle In noon-thing lesi
than three seconds. And everyone
known that It In much Hiiuplcr to
shoot more accurately with u rifle.
I ban u revolver. .
A man with n, rifle can bring
down hlti quurry hiiiidredH of yards
further awuy tlian the iniin with
the revolver. TliHl'a why all hoI
dlers have rifh-H., TlnU's why
niounled police In ncrvlce of states
carry carbines. ' The only reason
policemen haven't curried rifles, is
because they ari cuijdierHoiiiiiid
heavy. Hut the ''new "device, over
comes I hut difficulty tit least in
the, opinion of the iuvenlor.
How Hrvlco Work
The new invention provides for
a groove In 0110 end of I he night
stick and a flange on the end or
bult of the revolver. The flungc
slips Into U10 groove .and locks.
And there you have Hie revolver
on the end of the nightstick, ami
the nightstick .becomes 'In effect
the slock of a rifle. : I
In le.sH than t wo seconds the
pnlroltuan, having missed tho fhv-Inj-
thujy with his revolver, can
affix his revolver to his nltrhlslicjt,
drop to bis knee and ihus have all
I he loiitf rante luivanlUK" of a
rifle.
The new Invention Is Hie work
of Joseph llautnan, a New. York
gunsmith. He says IhnI l'omiui.
sloner Knrlglii Is intercsleil In 1 he
d"ii;e and Is lo see a demonslrii
llon or II at I lie Crescent. Aihlelic
club within a few das. lie like
wise deehiren thai (leliel'ul Suied-
ley lluller, former marine, now at,
the head of the I'hiladulphla po
lice, has ordered several thousand
of t he new atlaclnn nl. for his
men.
lt;i Ultui II believes the polle
GREAT FACTOR
made of materia Is fnrni 'ln d by
Mother Natim.
Ihscardim; oIIk and water colors
and doing away with tlie brush and
palette. Mrs. Stockton has for
several ears been making beauti
ful pictures of mountain nee n cry
by pasting twigs, bits of moss,
foliage ami other mulmlals gath
ered in (he mountains upon leaves
ami fashioning liieui into perfect
replicas of photographic, views.
Over tho ciiliru length or 1 1n
Colorado Itockica Mrs. 'Stockton
travels hi search of materia Is to
bo worked Into pictures. Leaves,
twigs, the Inner bark of dlsinte.
grated I recs, bits of mors and nal
I urul foliage are gathered,
j In her pictures, , r. Stuck I on
I says, there are never less t hall
ZU different materliils used, an 1
jtlie number of si'parate pieces ap
proximates several humlreii in t-iteii
picture, with each piece glued sep
arately o the background of
leaves.
"I gatln-r mnsl of my materials
during the summer and fall," Mrs.
Stockton said. "Hut some of tho
foliage 1 use Is al Us best during
the winter and 1 have often waded
through snow knee-deep lo get
moHH that is grecnesl. In the,
winter."
I'AltlM A!') Tlie new electoral
system which will be tried for the
second titno in lht Krone. 1 1 election
of may 11, Is ho complicated that
even the Frenchman who cun ex
plain it is rare.
The voting, however, is simple;
It resembles the Australian sys
tem, bul the method of counting
tin' votes and determining the re
sult Is (he product of several years
of study lo urrlve at a reasonable
representation of mlnortty purlieu
In parliament. Incidentally thla
has itbolished the old second bal
loting that was resorted to when
no candidate hud a majority, and
put an end lo coalitions between
two parlies to beat a third on tho
second try.
Formerly deputies wcro elected
by arrondlssemeiit. The reform
provided that they be elected -by
department, dial Ih to say, the elec
toral district fur deputies com
prises the entire department in
stead of a single nrrondissement.
and there nn on each ticket as
many candidates us t he depart
ment is entitled lo. This change
permitted the inaugural Ion of
what Is called (lie "iiuotleiit" sys
tem to obtain the desired repre
sentation of minorities by choos
ing the deputies elected In propor
tion to Ihe strength of the parties.
The "iiuotlent" la obtained, by
dividing the number of votes cast
in the election by tho number of
deputies to be elected. Kach party
Is cnltllcd to as many deputies as
lis rale contains multiples of the
luuticiil. Here Is mi cxumple
the department of the It hone,
whteh romp rises the cliy of Mons
elects U' deputies. lit CM 'J the
I ot it i vote polled was K4.o"; that
totul divided by Ihe. number vf
seats lo be rilled. 12, produced
the iiuotlent, IS.N5V. '
Tho "National Block" ticket In
the. Rhone, polled 68,000 votes, tho
Hadlcals 37.800, the Socialists 38,
600, a ticket, or war veterans 13.
S0M, and thero wc.ro about 7000
scattering votes. The four highest
ranillflnloK nn Ihn "Nnllnnttt Hlnolf"
tteknt u-kpa flit,.urnl nine!! I.v I li.i t
quotient, as (he tot u I of that tick
et contained the quotient four
times: the Socialists were entitled
to threo and the Hadlcals to two,
leaving three seats open. The now
electoral taw provides that when
there are Heats lett over after tho
calculations pn the basis of the
quotient have been made, they go
to the ticket having the highest
average vole. In this ruse It was
the "National Vtlock" that w.is
highest, jind seven of Its candidate
Meticulous consid
eration character
Ues our Bui vleo.
Wo do everything
lo relieve you ot
responsibility and
worriment. Our rep
utation has been
built on careful
service.
Wo uiidcrfituiid.
SNOIMiHASK A
7,I.M.ML:miAN
L' n der lakers
Ambulance Service
I'lioue Main H'i
Chi
0
wore declared elected.
In this department this year,
the Socialists and Radicals have
formed a coalition. If they should
together poll tho total or the votoa
cast for their two tickets, last year
they would havo an absolute ma
jority, and carry tho whole twelve
seats of the department. That Is
what they hope to do, but a new
and uncertain element In the field
this year Is tho Communist tickot.
No one known exactly bow
great a proportion of the .Socialists
went over lo the Communists, but
if, ns frequently vstlmated, t)ie de
fections are luorcthuu tu per cent
the coalition would barely equal
the strength of the "National
Hlock." Hud there being no abso
lute, matlrlty, tho seats would bo
distributed by application of tho
went and tho highest averae
vote,
'ihe Socialists and Hadlcals
calculate that they lost together
106 seats from the application ot
this law lu 1919, 'and they hope
to get them all back through their
coalition this year - -
McNary for Buranm BUL
SALKM, Ore. Senator Mo Nary
has telegraphed friends) In Salem
that he will vote to pass the Bur
sum pension bill over the voto of
I resident Coolldge, A- B. Hud
d: est on was ono of those who ro
ct ived to log rams from the senator.
"Rest while you iron"
With The
UTENCO
10l)'; IroniT
IKONS KVKKVTIUNG NO ATTACHMENTS
Ask for Demonstration '
H. and S ELECTRIC
107 Depot St. Phone 393-W
FURNITURE EXCHANGE
Wc Pay Best Prices for
USED FURNITURE
Or Will Exchange Tor New
474-J
Ed. Donohue
' Fir & Jefferson
10 million
women
ronn;i i;(;i,isii oii;ha
si.tii;u ieoa.ms sriti;i;rs
I .UN I n N, ( I NS) ?- Tritffeily
stalks (lie streets of Londuu.
A police officer urn-Hied a
nutNld'd wouiiiu wiimiiiK on the
street In Ihe In-jiii of Hie huHinrs
section. Arrnli;iiei In eotirl, the
woman dlsrlom'd lirr 1 1 J 1 1 1 i I y . Sin
wtiH Ont-nlhy Ashty, once one of
KiiKli-and'u Ki'eiit'.il upfralie Wf
pr:i now. 4
Blue Mountain Oregon
LUMBER
Tlio Im si hoiirs of the twuiity-foiw lire lho.se' fe
Imurs we have at home. That is, if our hemes are
r.s comfnrlahle find attractive as they should k.
Tiansfoiin your old inconveniences into model n
improvements it's worth the price.
Telephone Main 8
Bowman - Hicks Lumber
Company
For Mill or Kox Wood Phone M-547
J. L. M UiN KALL fcfc4 ,g'J
AN OLD RECIPE
TO DARKEN HAIR
Sage Tea and Sulphur Turns
Gray, Faded Hair Dark
and Glossy
Alumni even one known Mutt Siigo
Te iui'1 Suljiliur. ppijM-rly eimpnund
el, ln'in;; hu k Hie natiinil color und
i lu.-tre to the Inir u Men f tuned,
nil ! i-lre.'keil nr L'luv. e;ti H"n tlie uily
wiiv lo L'-l IIi'h inivtiin: was lo imike
il Ht home, uliuli in nuH.-y mid
j I roiiidf i"niir.
I N'ouii'liiVr; we i-imply a-il; jit any
i M"'ii" k1 re fur 'Uv'IIi'.h S;i''e mid
Al't Woi'k 1 Sulphur Cuiiiuimi l." Viu will jH. a
t ' hiiL'e Imlllc nt' thin t'l lime recipt
1 iniii cvcl liv t lie ii'ldit ion of idlier
KKNVKIt ( INS) 'Tiiliiled hy j iiiiedierilf,'nl. vi ty litHerost. Kveiy
th'1 niii." is Ihe way Ali- 1'aiisy j hodv ucei this prepiintl ion now, he-
over the world will soon in
eiiiilppod Willi "uiptilNtiek rilliH."
Uses Leaves and
Twigs in
11. Stock ton, ii I tenvi'r ;m1 inl.
serlheK her plcliji'ew, which
Her 24th
' W 1
euurte no one i-;tn p'j.Hr.v tell thill
you thtrkeneil your luiir, it it dof
it m tiiitnriilly mid evenly. V'om
diiinpi-n a sponge "r noft !niw!i wiih
it hihI duiw llii-i through your hnir,
taking nu Htiiiiil hdiiii'l til n time;
1y niorniu' (he frrny Inir disrippenrtt,
and ttfifr iinollier uppliciif ion or two,
VMir liiiir Iiecimicrt liciiiitifnlly dnrk,
thii-h mi'! j,'!'jrisy und you luuk yeari
j younger.
fcousevctt would hi$ len proud
of the Merroquin family of Han
KratirlNeo. This yuuntfHter hpre is
Ihe 2ilh that has come Into the
Merroquh; hom. There bow are
nine boys and 15 girl. Mr. Mer
rmjuin, now H, Is g native of Port
Sunday, Miiy 1 1 1 It Is
Mother's
Day
.Send hnr a nice lox of
Ciindy. We have Hpecinl
Mother's D.iy I'oxes and
we will wrap and mail
them for yon.
Sold Ijy
Pre scot t Drug
Company
The New Drug Store
Telephone Main 53
tor. Fir & Jeff.
Old ideas of oil slovc service swept aside by new
and improved Blue Chimney New Perfection
faster cooking, greater economy, new conveniences
moderately priced.
To ten million homes without gas and to other rail-
lions where gas rates pre high this improved oil stove '
brings a new conception ot cooking comfort.
To the trouble-proof dependability that has friade the
New Perfection world-famous, is now added even .
quicker heat and greater fuel economy. ;
It lightens kitchen cares and gives women more free
time! The higher, roomier top and extra shelf space
are step-saving conveniences. The new straight-leg
design is sturdy, compact, easily cleaned.
Alyourdealcriyouwftl find stylciandtitetranginfi from $7-50 to $t30.00, to :
luff every requirement each one tfw utmojlirucookingiotislaction at it price-
The Cleveland Metal Products Co., Cleveland, Ohio
i Oakland Branch, 45tfv and Hollis Sts. ;,
AIjo maktn o (he well known TURJTAN "Short Chimney" oil itovt.
Blue ChimnejBurncr
Faster-More Economical
The 'remarkable increase
in cooking heat and the
greater fuel economy of
this new burner, are due
to its netv doublc-wall,
double-draft construction.
The picture above shows
how the EXTRA volume
of air drawn in through
the small holes found the
chimney, is converted into
on ADDED ring of intense
cooking heat. This quicker
cooking cuts down fuel
consumption.
njoiirDealerWill
Demonstrate
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and Cabitwt JO.UU
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PERFECTION
NEW
Oil Cook Stoves and ovens
Oregon Hardware & Implement Co.
;F.L. Lilly
M. J. Donohue jv
. .7. J. Can-
W. II. Dulineiikamp Co.