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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1924)
Monday, May 19, 1924. THE LA ' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE NEWS Roclnl news niiiHt bo In Un hands of iho society editor by :3i o'clock, lute to th Tnvt that lhf norlal pa go Is mado up before noon, II Ih practically Im possible: to Innei (. stories utter thai hour. Hereafter, Items, no matter how important they art, that are delayed beyond that hour, will not fie printed -until tli following rt.ty-7-Newfi Kdl tor'a Note. P, E. O;Has Interesting Meeting Chapter T. P. IJ. O. spent an un usually inten sting afternoon Fri day when MiH, ll. A. Xtirhiii K nnd Airs. William Miller wen; hostesses, iit l he hot in of Mrs. X.iirlirlck. "American Music" wuji (In subject; for the .lay, with Mr.-A. l..llich-( ardsull us leader. Mrs. Itichardsont Have an excellent talk on ,,"A:in1'rl can .Music' Including Hie., very eurlhst in llii' present ihiy music ami music writers. Slit- also gavi a descriptive talk pieced i ng the li.llnvvhiL' mtmhci-HT 1 "May Hays Maw Iteen So Won drous l-Yce,"; written by I'Vancis Hopkinson In 1 7 NX ami the firsj American song ever wrliten. sunt; by Mrs. Kay duller; "The Last I lance" by Harriett Ware; vocal ! solo ly Mis. (ienrgc Mrnlcr piano hoIo. (a) "Serenade" by Campbell 'ripion, (b) "Memory" by Cnmp- bei-Tiiton. Mrs. H. I,. Holmes; vo-' (a I solo, (a "The Way Kurer's Nighl Hoiik" ly Urahe. (b) ",lnp- niiese J.ove Song" by Martin. Mrs.. V. II. ItohaenUainp. jr.. and us an; encore Mrs. Itohneiikanip aung 1 "Love Sium" by I el - lllego; piano solo (nl I tance KxcentrU)lle" by I Hemp Mowrey. (b "(lavottc" hv j I einp Mowrey. played by Mrs. I Marb-y Itfchardson. As an encore Mr:i. Htchnrdsnn playet! "Gyosy j I lance" also by Hemp Mowivy. Mr. Mowtev is it fori land mull anil ul very prominent present day music j writer. The lusl number on I he program wan two vocal seleeihimi Heanly Seekers Will Do Well to Try THE MAIMNELLO. SHOP Hnnm ft, Soniincr Ithl. "A lionuty aid for every need'1 iHoi: mats rv.7 i EVERY MOTORIST will ho immeli;itely im pressed with the simplicity and serviceability of the Superior LuiVKaffc Carrier built of high-grade steel - -baked enamel finish and in a manner that as-' sures satisfaction and unlimited service. I V jyiiliJFIG.2 (. no Superior: adjust -abb from :tl In io inches in lrmcl It. Prut $.vrri CAKK'S Divinity Kisses Tuesday .,r.r Per Pound The Candy Shop saw nit sr. Thf Rome of lloflie Madr rsmly of SOCIETY Jade Green 1 i f v? Thl nttractlve wort ooslumo Is of jailo Krcon mohair with a blouse of crcpo lo chine with nppliqued tlesh;n of tlio mohair used as a trimnilni;. The start cellar la new this seavun and Is a most distinc tive touch. The plpata are grouped, so as to elve the effect of a wide striped material. tiy Mis. Hay I'uller. "The l.m Hour" by Krunier and "Murk, th Itoblns Kariy Sonp.' As an en core Mrs. l-'albr san;i "My lcar" by Mary Turner Sailer. - Mrs. V W. I terry was accoinpa nisi t lira out the program. These women at n)L popular in l.a (Iniinh-'s inns' circles and tin1 iirternomi was en joyed by everyone. Mrs. Xurlirick'.H house was artisti eally decorated wiJ h a be;rutiru color iicbeuie of lavemler and pinK tulips behiR usrfl, and duiinR th ariei'DOOIl a delieioi's lltllrliroil ; Hel'Vetl to the I Weill y-five inetiiber: in alteniluuce, TboMe a;a::liiiK Mrf Xurbrlcli In Hervini; we he Mrs. c It. Neltss, Mi'H. 10. h. Ilolni -s am Mrs. Ilal llohnenkaiiip. Mr. and -Mia. and son. Will n morning, via ait II. A. Xiirbriel bii Kunda for 1 'orl la ni !'!;. I Showing SuM'rlor l.ii ;;ne Carrier clamped on Ihc rnn-nimr-lioa rd. in fobb-d pnsil ion. lioea in 'I hae.1o be removed from car w hen nut, in vi:;e. l-'Ki. i hou inir SuXrior I.iii; A'iiKt' 'nrrier open to !i inches in heftfhl. At Ibis- -1iefrhf' the - car !doors can be opened over the t'airier. leuvinj: access to the car. Adjustable front V.-i inches to de inches in bn;:ih. I IC. Showini; SiiMsrior I.tic jiie rarrier opened to HI inches in heiirht: adjustable f'-oin :M incites to Imhes in length. pi snerior Jr.: natnc con'-:truc1iiin as Ni. fia; on--ti-nel b onlv. 4 inches. Pike MHl u w J 1 f 2 ; I I 1 f s it i Am jitnd coast points. Mrs. Zurhrlek Is i.i uli'KlH' IO I lie federation (H V.m.n' clubs, which meets 1'liy. P. I They l.aler she will ai- I. convention ai Al- i pecl to he Kne i. -n.1 t It! about I wo w - The Hihle Slu.lv Iteadin?; Circle will meet , us.ial tuuuirrow, Titejtday. at j ::ta o'clock at t he XeiKbborl.ciod club rooins. Tin subject "lieuih, lii-su i i'icl oti and the I AW- Iteyoud." and llle of corn fipoudeiiee us an MCiiiUude sludV. As Ihis lasi iiieeliiiK of the year a tendance is especially desir lurs are ulwaya welcome. Mch-n.-e aid to is tin full at d. Vist .Mrs. t'hau. P.ater ret arm d from Scat I It Saturday iv uiuiv alter ai lending the iiiarriatfc of her dau- ;hl r. M.sfi N. lib- .lackson. lot Percy l. ruiond. of S. -a tile, w hlch took place Monday. May IJ. Mis Jackson lived in l.a tirande lor a lumber of years, haviiiK attended the l.a Crande hih hcIiooI. and ba;; many friends lo-i e w ho wish hi i lappimss. The yoiini' cmipb- will maki' their home in Seattle. Kutfetie. re. (Special J - - I tel. oris Pearson of l.a Crande. a sopho jiiore in the school uf sociology ai he I'uiveiaity of (ri-uon. has been elected secretary of the junior llass. M iss Pearson will asauiiie Ser duties as class secretary til the opening of the fall (eviu of hcIiooI. Maxvllle,--(Special) Mrs. C. ? .hi rd and Mrs. It. Templeton gtivv i.'farewell card parly honoring Mi' lid Mrs. Mailt' r.t the l.oi; Cabin Viday i-veuinur. Nitie tables were il play and a pleasant lime was eu oyed by nil. Imhity retreshmeniH vere nerved dliriiiK the evening. Beauty Hints rut: appi;ai,i; p.i-omh: The Victorian Ideal of woman tood was that of a rliiiKlnf? vine,; mil of man, u. sturdy oak fo. he h ipporl of that vine. Whib-j itandards have somewhat ehani d t is still true that the cllnln ; vine type of v oman, or at leat ' he w oman who In her outward ippearanee p r e s e r v e s thus harming and helpless character-! sties, ts a very attractive and an icalitlK type. We can never resist her the wiiHMoinc- little blonde person, .vho winds herself around one lieurlst rins. and us around her illle linger in the softest and niosl Imperceptible way. Sin- Ih is lascinaliiiK. and Homcthucs as rresponsible as a while Persian 'title, Itut il makes no differ I'jiet'. She posses: :es charm, t hat ' tid'i;scribnble but perfectly dei'l .)ite thliiLr that makes us b-nd nut tiest Idousn to a friend, our best icuclot b to a neighbor, ami t he 1 ibird ten didlars to the man who! we are perfectly convinced will j never vet urn t he first two. She ih all softness and sweetness, and by token of the same, her dre: her hair, her jewels and her make up should all be toned to t hii central t heme in her personality. This type of frirl should ;iot tij'j io plaster her hair down severely j into heavy coils, or hriisli il boy ishly off her forehead. II should j )e soft and wavy and fill of. lights and little unexpected ten-; drils. Mer fair skin will need na-j t ureile pow ib-r to bb-nd wit h ita; delicacy, and a touch of Mandar-j me, wit h lis lirJit brilliancy io , deepen the blue of Iter eyes. J lis: j a touch of matching lipst ick. X t harsh outlines, just shading out ; from I he middle. The appealing blonde should never indulge in ! heavy make-up, ib-ad white pow-1 ler, mascara, or blackVlled eye - lu ows. She w III lose her own , soil charm and not attain the al- lure of the type siie is Intitatiii:;. She is charininn in decollette, tor her skin is soft and while, and her neck and arms prettily round ed. Itlack accentuate I he blonde preltlness of litis type, and peat I h emphasize the Innocence of her expression, The appealing blonde can wear altnost any type of clolhcH except the heavy, over pow erlni,-. overt rlni tned type of thing. Slu is Irresistible in sports clothes, with a soft bat pulbd down over her curls: and ca't even adopt knickers with piipiancy and s iccess. After n cottrsi of sophisticated damsels with bored eyebrows and bleached enthusiasms, the appeal ing blonde. Tin Can--' mid Packing IWt-.s Make Missionary J'n:.,liit'1 CHICAOO, AP Salvi.ged packing boxes and tin containers, usually n problem In disposal for t he family, are w orked into su li st a nlial pieces of furniture a no household utilities In t he mission aiy manuiil training dcpartim-nt of Moo.ly Itible Instltuti hem. When Hie municipal dump would have been th.- richer, the missionary In isolated places prob ably received another pi.-ce or txvu lor his comfort, and it ts to them j inai mosi 01 me ouipui goes ni no expense. ( HiTVi'H lltlotiier pur pose, the institute points out, thai of demonstrating to the tuitlve th value of 1 hrift. Swedish Hflilhi emiy Head v. OOTIIKNP.riHl. Sweden. (AIM Sweden's transatlantic radio station, one of the largest in Ku iop'. Is receiving its fincihitu' torn lies and will be op-itf w it h -in a few weeks. Thli station, which is capable of handling inn tares between Sweden and Amer ica In both directions .Himultaneoti'i Iv, has be. -n in the process of con stru.tion for over a year. A good citizen Is one vho hreak!i no laws except thoee yon tfon't believe in. PRICES STILL ME LOIR I ' f -o iliOnOnil lUUSlllcSS Situa Tradc lion in I Aim I )0i Is Not Too Hneourag- The treneral buslnesii situation is featured l.y decreasinif prices ;iiut diminishing sales and maun- tactiiriiiK activity. These de.np uienls have affected some Indus Iri.s more than others, bin are r. it in practically all of them. I. lim ber, dep. ndeni as it Is on the ac tivity of other consun.ini; indin trits, consequently Is in a state liortleriiiK on depression, and pric. n have ahown a further weakening. Prospects are rather uncertain, but it is Ketierally felt that th" present- day diilbien:i in largely due to the backward snnnw tiiil to noliticat uuccrtainlles. and that these ob stacles to business prosperity are on me point ol disappearance, says the American Lumberman. Cbl eajro. ( nl a voi able ' weather has delayed construction w ork and sab s of Important wood users pitch as I he automobile indusl ry : but confidence is slroiifr that the next imml h, when real sprint;-like Weather OlIKhl to be enjoyed, will witmsti considerable stimulation In both these fields, as Well as In oth er inunufac iiiriiiK linen which are more or less influenced by rainfall ami teinjieral ure. It is also believ ed that the presidential noiiiiua tloiiH will be followed by a clear liitf of 1 he poll) leal skies, ho that I he Ken era I expectation Ih of si I in ii la ted business by midsum mer, ihouuli il is frequently pointed out that I he vacation season then begins to interpose itself and that lilt le quickening in trade can be looked for until August, Soul hern pine maniilac! ui-ers re. port a fair, but not seasonal, vol ume id' business, and stiff compe tition for all orders offered. The result has been a further weaken - ing of prices, though the larger mills as a rule will make conces - slotiH only on Items of which they have accumulated a surplus. Mill stocks generally are still subnor- nial and are not well assorted. The small mills, which for a consider- able period of Hit year were pre - vented from shipping on account of poor roiolR. are now moving out large quantities of lumber, and , ihelr marketing this undoubtedly) aceountH to a great extent for the weakness of southern pine. Little change has occurred in the Douglas fir market, (tail demand, though Increased over a month ugo. is still rather Hlmrrtsh. and the cargo markets do not show much life, except t he A 1 1 antic sen board, which continuea io consume all the lumber t hut v ease I apace can be obtained for. Southern hardwoods, being 'In com pa rat Ively dull demand, eon . tlnue to develop weakness, but the noi l hern varieties, being scarcer, hold firmly to previous Jeveis. Af.cii Cow snir r-erui KSCALON. (API A Jerwv cow owned by a local dairyman is ' yt-ars old. and listed as one of ihc most aged Jerseys In America, yet she Kives evidence of KOod years to come. She recently dropped her twenty-second calf. She gives four gallons of milk, and produces more than 4a pounds of hutterful monthly. DOCTORS OF ALL SCHOOLS PRKSCRIHi; P () R T O L I V E If your physician Is an a1h pat h, houieopat h, ost eopl h. chiro practor or nut u ro pi h, ask t hem why Ihey ngree on old Port Wile a rid olive oil as a food .tonic If you are suffer from indigestion, dyspepsia, nervousness or const i patlon, just try Port olive for one week and you will inderstand why all doctors prescribe it. He I Cross Pharmacy. Adv. Portolive Laxative' bath oath Every Price and SI vie Newest and Rest. Call in and See Them. Caps 1.1c t'p Newlin Sweden Would Resist ; American Tar Invasion STOCKHOLM, (AP) While th America a motor industry's inva sion of Sweden is gathering force, the Kovernmcni uut horitles ar taking def.-n.sive measures against jthe excessive ant nmohiltalntf of the icoutitry. especially with a vb-w lo 'ward prnleclinir (he native Indus 1 1 ry against the coiapt uil.m o.' Jieavy tmpoita o: cars and iMiudiuc. j ,The Swlb;!i Hoard of Trade H:yn nearly 70.U1MI cars have been imported intu Sweden since I jiur.. (and almut ln.iMia uf Uicse an- nou ibt use.- I.ukI y.-ar Xti.mm tons of Lt'isotiiie w. re imporled, vahh-d at ?f..!H;,iHti. This Ireuiendoiui lie. pprt is looked upon in some quar tern as excessive, and the board lias miKKesU-d Dial the Import duty on cam oiicht to be raised from lit lo':bi p, r cent ad valorem, 'the OVc riinieiil has ultio recorumt'iidt'd an ii)ort duty uf one cent a gal lon on ra.snliiic an) a domestic tax ol four tentf ti cation. It iu evi.h nl that the propoaod t il ill v and taxes .n gasoline ts in jieiule.i. not only loiicreuse the In jternul re fun..', but also to eti- ourae the use of sulphite aleo- Jiol uf tbuoeslic uiaaulnt lure as a J mot or I ue I, ! ere in tests in w Inch a Swedish car using fcaNOliiie has utade I he unest loii a live one, and the government hi proposing to re- move resiriellons on the sale of i delta t tired alcohol direct lo the consumer. Hull' nf Ptlrliiiiiieni Seats Is Aim til ItiltMi Woiiuil I.ONIMIN. (AP)-Mor. Men i hers of Parliit nieiil, more, is I lie slogan of the Freedom I .eugue which 17th (i initial conference women and ye i Women's ; held Its here iv- .Jljttr every meal A pleasant a : and Uflreeable sweet and a ' I-n-s-l-i-n-fl benviii Well. j Good for eetb, ttrealll , ,n( digestion 1 i Makes Ihc nexl Clflar m Children love to eat these nourishing, crisp eoda wafers! Drug Co. r sum le belter. j I xStk M'-S'SHiWSSPKWB p, , iyjwWEjs5a 1 1 gfpE l PACIP1C tXST BISCUIT "cl?. J Y T y Laps I Shoes s enlly. Mrs.- Hrhofleld Coates, presiding, said the eight women members of Parliament were the advance j guard. Itut they were not satin- fled, they wauled quite half the SealH In the House and they( want ed more women tit the he-id of some of the department:!. The art vent of u lahor Kovernrnt-nt had given rise to hopes that tiie In cqtiullilcH that existed In the fran chise laws us between men and women would be quickly wined out . DO YOli SHAMPOO YOPU HAIIl? Rhnmpooing one's hair In hot w pat her la moat tin pleasant. Have your halr shatnpooeil In the modern, comfortable wuy and quick ly dried w 1th the pedentut drier. We feature the prop er fduimpoo and rinse for (Ttav hair. llohhtiiK - Marcelling Curllnu AT VUV. COLONIAL Phone Ml-J 18iJ Vo irth Ht. Apt. B for the figure in dined to stoutness Ksqillsltul Very llKlilly boni'd permllH uh.Hulnlo freedoni of walntllno. liivxry l.a C'umlllo meuim "llcauly and ComfOit, Too" for Uh wearir. The pat ented Ventlto feature nmkes La CuiiiIIIh uutonlHliliiKly comfort ahiu. A full Una or l ho different nioilidN ulwuyn on lmnl. Mrs. ilobt. Paltison CorKctlero IMmno Atilln Mil . Ail. II), NfW J'nlcy lllilff. OU ? ? f ? ? ? V !? i? V if !? !? v ? ? ? ? T t f i. m' Ueuaf Dresses LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AND MillINERY AND MILLINERY I j liLx cup the delicate ambrosial fi ( CEYLON t flavor 18 preserved fcy the S nri J sealed lead-foil package. ( I ALLEN & LEWIS. ' 5! READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS News That affects You Most may l)e entertained by Yanks and the Giants, but you interested unless you have mone.y at Stake; and the shifting of European boundaries doesn't effect you half so much as the softness of your mattress, the comfort of your shoes, what you ate for breakfast, how much your last hat cost. That's why advertising news deserves as much at tention as sporting or international news. The ad vertisements keep you informed of all the latest comforts and conveniences that can make your daily living more delightful. They tell where to secure the best, how to save money, how to lessen work, have a better home, better food, better clothes, more luxuries. You can't keep up with the daily news the kind that affects you most unless you read the adver tisements. They are the chronometers of local time. You'll find it highly profitable to adjust your living by them. Advertisements arc the. only news save you money read them T t T T T T T f y y t f f t f y y ' y t y y f Y t 'y y y y y y y y t f y y y t y t news of the aren't vitally that really all
