La Grande evening observer., May 12, 1924, Image 3

Monday, May 12, 1924.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
mws of SOCIETY
Hoclul news must bn In I lie
hunt In of Ihe. society editor ly
9:o oVlork. Dm to ll(D fait
llittt the social pag la ninth up
before, noun. It Ih practically lm
possihln to Insert hi (irli'H after
thut hour. Hereafter, penis, no
niutl r how Important liny urn,
thitl ore. delayed beyond that
hour, will not he printed until
th following day News Kdl
tor'H Note.
1 .11 1 1.- MIsh S; n it- Kb-grlst and
fu-n i her Mil lc friends spent n
A-ery cnjoyublc ufiernoon Kuiurdtiy.
t In- occasion being M Imm Kicgrist's i
tenth birthday anniversary. . The j
children np;t ftt the .Shgrisl home
arly In tin faiernoou and went i
lo tin- city park, where they had
a good lime at play, after which
u delicious lillirheon wan served, j
j
Kvcryone spent a moat enjoy-,
fihle afternoon l-'rlday when the;
(irH'iiwoml I u rent -Teacher as
sociation held their last meeting of j
Hie year. During the business;
meeting It wan voiert that the as-1
social ion furnish the school with I
scales und officers were elected ,
and Installed for next year. Mrs. !
Charlton was Hefted president, J
Mrs. Micks. vice president and I
Mrs. SaitiH. secretary-treasurer.
During .the afternoon Air. WH-j
kcnson and Mrs. chnrlidn 1 (rave ;
luiel" talks on "Supervised I'hiyj
(it-minds." 'I'hey hull) spoke of the
vital need for playgrounds In I .a i
( iramh. Mr. Kberhard gave a
short talk on the "Hills Now He- j
Kont ( 'ongress. An . Interest ing
playlet1 enlilh-d 'MP'llcr I'lay
Crounds" directed by Mm. Wil
liamson was given; - Niels Hughes
gavo a, recitation; Miss Klla Nle- j
haiis rendered a beaiillful pinnoj
solo atld Mrs. Nell Thaekcr gave j
an excellent vocal number. i
. '
The' Neltrhlmrhnod Huh will!
Orchid
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ILL LAUNCH
DIE GHUSADE:
Scotland Yard Men
- Hegin Campaign on Il
legal Narcotic Trade.
I The UoAi la prohutdy the larg
est llihle in the world, the paces
being a yard Jitgh. By a;fun'i and ft
hr.it wide, t is written on ito'i
parchment sheets, tor which, to
urdiiig to tr.ulil hn. l"tt donkev
hides wire r?emrcd, Tho let'-r
lug M her. nt it ally H'nnMi - t.-.i m
cul.l and hrirht colf-s
The "Povil's li.lii-" '
hi-ourht to Sweden w:-a P"'
tlusKivus A.loli.hLs. aloui:' with (lfhuiilUT of
iii)hiie and prieeii-ss hook, the "Co
dex Arenteus," or "Hilver Mihle."
The name was t,'ii'cn to the hook
heeatis ii Is hound in covers of
heavy wrought Hilver. The lei rers
jof the text are in silver and frold .
4-,-j stamped on purple paretimeni.
ADUATE - 7
Imnnueted on Krhiay cveainv by rnlted Hi Mm, so he'ehnt and killed
The "Silver liihie." which x aliout
l,4xt ye:n-N old. is a translation o!
lite four gospels made by lti:,h,i
jrifilas. and is 'unshlered tnvaln-
lahle heeattse II contains virtually
" i;o."ClON, (Al' The lllr-RUl exlatll wrltlliR in the (lothii
dniK t rai'i'ic in Kimland hua ! laniruaKe, Ii is now preserved til
iirowii tu sneh an extent since thejl'psala I'niversiiy, in Sweden.
war that it hns crept' nt of lis
regular weekly meet lug recently.
I tall ying was tin suhject for dis
cussion. I.iiiii'h was served by the
Dorcas Hoetety, the tabic bving laid
lor :ii people. Several visitors
from the outside were In attend
ance. Speeches were made by
Kobert Wlthyeomhe und t i'ad
VOI It IIAIK FAMJXW?
Ve'. uiiRht tell you the fe:r
moiis In scientific terms. f
horrhoeu cleosa. jwdiorrhoea
.sicea', sehorrlioea pelnlohhi
and their altcndant ulopaea
jiredta. , These aru tho vtir
ioim reasons of dandruff
ami round buhl spots whlrh
rrquiro Irealmenl. This tieat-iiK-nt
for fallihp hair or,
dandruff reiiilres more 111 ii
the application of mnn?c
riires. Ve study each cas-j
individua'Hy.
, Ai' 'I'm: fi.oii,
I'honc r.JI-.l
isn:i i-'o mil si. Apt. n
Bntin backed -crepe In orchid
stiaiio manes tnts snnpio but lovely
evening froek. There is a hint of
a Bttrplieo about tho cut of the,
front and the skirt is fastened so
as to make a side drapery. Folds
of tho material turned to show tho.
satin tilde muke tho bands on tho
skirt.
Beauty Seekers Will
: Do Well to Try
THE MARIN ELLO
SHOP
Rnniti 0, ommcr
"A beauty aid
every need'
Ilhltf.
for
PHON'K MAIM S77
meet tomorrow afternoon at the
; Neighborhood, club rooms In Hie
I public library building, with Mrs.
!a. Itlehardson as leader for the
afternoon. A very interest inr
program has been planned and an
enjoyable afternoon is anticipated
; for everyone who attends.
I Mr. and Mrs. 11. A. Zurlirlel;
will entertain the Clio elttb tomor
row eveninj,', May J3.
! t
The Alpha club will tin-el Wed
inesday evening. May H. with Mra
11. M. Hay t:t hostess.
too
I .M i'H. K. Ilalhy wilt be hosbss to
'ihe rarkdale Hub Weihiesihiy al'
j tej'noon. May H. ' '!
! SI'M M Kit VI I.I.I-:. (Special)
'The Ladies' Aid met al (he home
!nf Mrs. Wayne I'ark Tltursday a I'
ll ernoon. There were about fifty
members ami visitors in al ! end -iance
mid at let 111" regular bnsi
iness mcHliiK a delicious luncheon
jwas served by the hostess, assisl
led by Mrs. It. K. Slack, Mrs. Karle
jl'ark and Mrs. Kranl; WoodiH.
I The la.'ies will meet al Hie home
j or M i s. Hurt i (liver t he second
'Thursday In dune.
diiNky, l.iniehousc haunts to per
vaiie the dancehalls ami testa u
i mis of I he Weal Knd.
The war in held responsible for
I he abnormal com) h lous. Purlmr
the sirens or the tlmi-H the vIkH
anco of the police was ot hcrwise
employed, and I ra flickers obtain
ed foothold in the slum districts
of London. After the war. because
of the loss in exchange in other
countries, most of the drups were
shipped lo KlKland. 1'robably the
war ulfo can he 11 lamed for t he
KTeut increase In the market for
I he driMM, anyway there is said to
he severul times us much sold here
now as In pre-war times.
j Following the death of several
i dunce rH due to ihe use of drnjfs.
and tho exposure of several clever
dlKiribution schemes in London
police courts, Scotland i an! men
have opened up on the traffickers, i
1 hey Increased the narcotic squad 1
und hcxan a round-up of criminals
which has already resulted in the
Imprisonment of some of the lead- j
crs and has broken up the regular
source of supplies which extended
into the Wist Kml. I
I'lie headiiarters of the traffic
re easily traced to Llmehou.se, I
the ancient and natural haunt of
all foreign vices. I.onjj investiKa
ilon and watching resulted In the
arrest and imprisonment of a cle
ver youuK" Chinaman who hud
been under observation for many
months by the police. As is usual
ly the case, the man operated a
smalt resiuurant In tho squalor of
the Llmehonse docks. Above the
dirty eating rooms were luxurious
ly furnished a pari incuts from
which he carried on I hi! (raffle,
lie is said to have been the leader
of Ihe kuiiks peddling (he drugs
t hrouKhout London. Several oth
er Orientals have been arrested
durlllK the last few weeks. They
have been sentenced lo a year or
more 'in prison and will then be
dcpm-led.
.Cleaning up Ihe wholesale traf
fic ami the Hearing houses which
eisl along t he water front of
must of Ihe Kuglish ports, how
ever, will be a much bigger jih.
Hundreds of ships enter Lowland
efery week from Orjenlal , porlu,
and alThough ihey nvo. searched
upon entrance and a close watch,
kept on the crews, the police say
the traffickers tire able to bring In
huge Hupplb-N. CJf-nerally. it la ex-j
plained, the drugs are sold at once!
HUNT'S LETTER'
(Continued from pape 1)
well, of t'nion, on the subject ot
dairy inR. Dairying is u fruitful
subject for discussion in Cove u
many fatmer are interested. Mas'
of them use dairying- for side
i line, keeping- from one to u doxen
Jcows, but wlih some it Is the main
I Issue, where as many as fifteen or
I twenty cows tire kept.
The population of Cove has been
j increased during the pusl week, A
sou was born lo Mr. and Mrs. Hay
Hartley Sunday, May 4. und Mr.
'ami Mrs. John Willims were inude
that "VVIui I lli. iximit iv n I., iw
a good five-cut cigar." I'Vw p.-o-' l,u'''1' l,' arrtxal of a huby
Pie. however, know jusl Ihe rir. daughter u ir home.
rumstaiu-cs under which Marshall Al'. M"'- Karl Landers, of
voiced this now famous remark. IUi (Jrande, spend the morning
lite StniojirfunWrtiAiiiitiV'4whmefl
cnsnes.
Sunday evenliiK the haccalaurc
uto sermon will he delivered by
ihe Iteverend J. W. Klnyton at
tho ttupttsl church.
seven to (;mUimt;
l-'ridAi 'V-nin)r. .i;:y l. iy Ih
11. ' loC the iilWHIrtt eunimrQwi
,.c, .p. Tu. v.rl.tat! --,s.s n:.,
- !:ti-iti;r r.- '1 i'e
p-,; j 1 ' t.-u . i"M r
Uuyette. Hertha 14 u- t
Smith. Marven Hur.lel and tu i
Harris, Ur. T. I'hy.. of Hot
Luke, will make the commence ud
dress. Mr. und Mrs. II. Hces, of
Cniou. were Cove visitors ,hist
week.
Denied United States
Vice, Bulbar Suk'ides
SOFIA. (INS! Niekalu (ihef
heff. u youns Itultruihiu. could not
obtain rt piisspirt lo ?. u t-.
I . I f li. J.llRll'i 1.. '.. ll.J-1-i-JJiL
:,;n-t'tinns
Maw fc
laid sent
from
Mnnwlf In rh offiw r thf 'Anxri
cun vlee-conmil here.
OhnHteff had lived in the
I'ntted Plates several years, hut re
turned to Hulffarlu three ycaru uko.
Intend I ni U lak Ula wife . Iwi.
with htm lo Amenv. He u.oud.
Iiwhvv. r. lU'ii mh wlii hud tinny-
If .rs ir,vin.
la.ttoo . ho
America. . , V
ChephcVf appealed to the Ameri
can vice-consul for aid in getting
his money hack and aluo lor u
puuporl so he could return toj
America und forget his unhappl.
ten In Huljearla. He was told
that nothing 4-olild he done a I mm
reuoverlng the money aud thut he
ooitld ifot jmw a pussporl now be
en use Httliraria'rt iuolu for thin
ye.ir tiud hen filled. Oisappolnt
men I id his Inability L i,nnu ro
thi : f,nte,4 Pi'ir-M fhn' d him to
Hl.HlW Itte. -
hours every moruiiiR working it
1 heir orchards, returning tu
Crande ut noon.
Mrs. I'evle Tobiu and smull son.
of I'endleion, spent the woek end
the home of her mother. Mrs.
Joe Hrlstow. the long, lank, for
mer senator from Kansas, in the
course of a speech one day ts
windy an a Kainus cyclone, was
discoursing on the count ry
1 needs.
I "What the country needs," he I L-;va .Milman. of Cove.
would say. is thus and so. I The Senior class 01 the Cove hiirh
Alter Itnstow had recited thclhopl observed their annual
country's peetls for half an hour, j-sncnk Day" privileKO and slipped
Vice I'resident Marshall, from lh'...vuv ,m 'Tuesday at dawn for a
j presiding of 1 leer's chair, crooked !,iuy of fun. They were acrom
n finger at Henry Hose, assistant pUnled by one of the teachers. Miss
secretary of the Senaie. As Lose ,:t)u. Quimby. During the dwy
.leaned across to find what wus !.)... visited Kluln. La Ciiaude, Wal-
wanletl, Maishall s.tid in an under
tone: - "Mrlstnw hasii'l htl It yet. What
Ihe country needs is it ;rod fi-cent
igar,"
S111-I1 iii-i 11 Tew of the Iu'iIltIiIh
into the ways and wiles of public!
men as revealed by a volume fronij
the pen of one of Washington's,
enieran correspondents Louis L. ,
Aidlow. I
lndlow's hook, entitled, 'l,,roiu
'orni'ield to 1'ress (Jallery" reviews (
his contacts with public men over!
'.1 period of more than :;o years, j
first in Indianapolis where he got ;
an lntitiu:le insight into lloosier
polilics, and tor the lasl "I yearn
in Washington. i
Ludlaw, an indefatlKaiile worker,!
has I he rep til al ion for "eoverinv."
mure ground than any newspaper
men ever I- uow n in Waaliiny.ioii.
Si feet four inches in lieivht. wilh
a stride approachimr foul' feel, t
"Louis" runs all his rivals ragged,
in covering a beat. And in hisj
long service hi- hiiu ealabllah.'.l i
more cluse iiersonul .' friendahipa
among th" me i) who make (he na-;
lion's news, perhaps, than any
oilier W:.:-.lihmtli wrilef.-
Iowa and Wallowa Lake, returning!
lo Cove lale In the evening.
The Sophomore class will be
Just A' l.iUU Cui
Wc dcnJ lit nr. V t ";i.y . u . .1 t. .
of irlc V bclicTio iu.(Mhi. ' ,
no such tlilnje as a lutrailn hi I'lii-ap tires. Isiti even the
lii,fhtcsl cluinco lo u'i mun thnn jrim-iiuy for. Hy the limn
you ruin a sms1 lu 1k, huy two and llwit. Itlow out liolh. put
hi a rew hours oil (hi dusty ixmuI, Iom your leniK'r, call Hie
iiiaiiuriuMiirr everything poHihv all na vomit nf a cheaply
con! rm-UMl 1 In, what have you - grained
dates and Jack Tiros ai-e built In' the wel for wc-tein
rmd. Come look litem o-r ilu I Ires sneak for Oieitmelves.
Oregon Tire & Battery Co.
Where Your Credit fs Good
after every meat
larg.' iiiatitilies u sailors going to
other ports. Much, it is supposed,
goes to the Culled Stales and oth
er American countries; certainly it
gets Into Ihe Scandinavian coun
l rl s and Holland Germany.
Tint dealers In Kngland thus
only act as commission agents.
They move about the ports fo
quickly, make their money, and
1 hen disappear, I hat it Is almos
impossible for the police to hunt
them down. I'sually a crafty Chi
naman Is behind the operation,
but he employs girls lo carry out
the work and after a few deals
they disappear.
Cleanses xcr-oulb and
ievtU and alii tlinesiion.
Relieves that
,':uR'ti fueling
Begin To Plan Now
To Attend The
SIXTEENTH ANNUAL
UNI STOCK 'Mil
June 5, ( and 7
THE ALL EASTERN OREGON SHOW
Pigger Than Ever Rotter Than Ever
Three days of profitable pleasure. Fine stock
and fast races, ( lean amusements.
SPECIAL NKJHT ENTERTAINMENT
AMI Rlfi STOCK SHOW DANCE
All Three Nights
Free
Entry and Free Feed for All Exhibits
Special Railroad Rales
FAMOUS "DEVIL'S"
BIBLE NOW PUT
BEFORE CAMERA
STOCKHOLM. (AD One of
Ihe most ri-niuriinblf. ImioUh In ih-:
w-orli, ful':..: "the Devil's Bible"
alHl ItlKu Of llQoUb," llS
just hern brought out Its hilling
place in Hie I'.oyu) Library of
Stockholm, following u reuem ul
:l piioloslnie copy from the elty of
l'ruBUe, where ii wiih faptdrrd it
I ho HwerflRh romtueHt ipn IIHS.
31 whs written SOO years ngo.
anil legend says that it was com
pleted .luring a single nlKht by a
monk who was doomed to die, H
had to have assistance from th.'
devil, however, and In eratltude
made a full pupe portrail of hltn.
horns, cloven hoofs, and nil, which
has ever since remained in ihe
liible.
ovc r-
aiid ueiii
lis i-M-s-t-l-n-g llavor
Aulislivs the cravlny lor
liwreis.
VVrlflley's Is double
value In the iicnelil and
pleasure 11 provides.
Seated in Ut Purity
Package,
AY v r-'vM
s e A-- '
X C--2f tt-W ;
flavor lasts ii?.
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;SMITH BROTHERS ,
MAKE FAMOUS
STOMACH REMEDY
Years njio when the Smith ;
Ri ot hers jilaced their l. A. C. ;
Siouiiich Tonic on the market,
dr. ik" stores throughout the coun
try weri- litf-rally swamped with
preparations alleged by their ma
kers to have great viilue in tie-'
treat mt-iiL of slomach complaint:;.
Today most of those m-dirine:;
are gone and forgotten, whi!- i
Smith Uros.' M. A. C. has a
Kt-r sale than -ver.
II is I he old story of hone t
loerll achii ving sureess In spit"
of ev-ry obstacle. Sionuieh siif-
tt-feis W ho Used M. A. C. found !
lasting relief and told oilu is ab;it
it. T bat's' why I he .). maml i a-,
Mint i-i-no-dy tuts continued n
K row yea i- after yur.
M. A. c. Is remsrltablv effec
tive hi all forms of stomach dis ;
tress. n.iHi as indigestion, dr !
pe..sia. heart but n, sour stomach,
liau.'ej aud etcessiv.- gas. A b'io- J
lately h.-trinPss pleasant lo tab-.
Put up in out siz- only. I'ric
$1 Heil Cross F'hurmaey iwi.'
supply vou. (Mail ord"i b a''-
v3h m I
for the figure in
clined to
stoutness
Kx.iulidM Very lightly boned
perililin almoiuif freedom of
waistline. Kvery I .a Camllt.
meaie "Ii aiily and t lomfo.-l.
Too" for Hs wearer. The pa:,
f-nted Veiilllo feat nr.! mskes I .a
l 'miii i lb- a-'iionb hiUKly eoinfoi I
abb-.
A ftlll IIIM' Of 111" differ.-!,.
models iihuei on hand.
Mia. Kohl. 1'attison
1'liona Main !n9
Apt. Irt, New Foley ISMff.
$5.00
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: ...'T':,.:'J Dfca-woCoats " Pi'-
Smart cut and touched -fA'
of clever trimming
yivuf hcrm to thenew j ;UJr
lictty Wales Dresses -.
1 tfV and Coat. Won't you ' f 'l'-
Sv come in and let u f' ."'
, iIiomt llu'tu to youf :
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Cylinder equipped with cross bars which lift unil
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Shaft-driven no )elts to stretch, break or slip off
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of the comforts and saving vhicli tin- Tb ''-': ' m-Ii....
Arrange to have it delivered to your liomu vs-v -itj
. make a small firt payment. ,
Your savings the first year in laundry bills or
laundresses' wages; in time, labor and wear and tear
on vour clothes will more than pay for the machine. , -
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