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'17IE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wednesday, May 21, 102-1.
VENUS IS TOO
it
FAT FOR 1924
General Tendency in the
..J Royal Academy of Art
Exhibit Is Toward
! b'iimness.
t T
y I.iMlicr IliHitHi)
fLONDON. (1NH) -Vi'iuiH Ik out
tJ date. . 1 '
J"Tji(! dayH when palnterH who
. 1 1 io urge to depict an ennvurt
it'.pnntourH of I In iiTiilrn nl re-
Prescriptions
That's Our HusincHS.
j ' Wc give you just ox
i'uclly whut your doctor
! wimls. .'.
V Hring us your
ucriplioii to fill.
pre-
iTHe LL.DBUO0
nfitHiKiiyrn unvwn:i-
Across from P. 0.
male form Hchxtcd u uodcl nit))
plenty of uvcnlupoln uhd the. gen
eral appearance of bavins been
can-fully hund-fed from infancy
Heein to have , departed perliupa
forever. In order to g'-l-.u job ntt
utl, arttHt'B model nowadays Y'ejuit.
would liave to db! earef Ully and
'do her "dully dozen" coiiHcien-
1 1 hillHlv. Ol herw Hi' tin: V.rillet itf
I he painters and sculp torn would
ho "loo fat."
II Ih Hi Ih general fillmnfnn or
feminine ivhihi ruction that Ih one
of the oulrdunding ImpreHHlonH to J
be gained fruiu (he 1 5fJ exhibition
of the Itoyul Academy of Arts.
whirl) Ih the thief event of the
year in, liritnh urt circles. H Ih
impoKHllile to fHcupo tho condition
that ai'titd'H itiodelH of today ure
thinner than lltey uned to bo.
Nudity Ih hy no in can a tho preva
lent theme of the exhlbtlom ut IIiIh
year'H Aciidemy. Out of nioro lhan
1,000 plrtureH hung not moro lliun
fifty depict the female figure HunH
clothing. 1 Hi t the HUhjeel of beau
Ilful ludleH (liHroblnff for their bath,
cavorting In carefree nakcdnciui In
Homo Hylvan retreat, or enjoying n
romp without garment, In the pri
vacy of their boudoir Hecma mill lo
be attractive to numerous put n tern
of thu modern school. -
MuM '.'t .', ;
, or (he pirlun-H portraying feml
nlue nudlly In this year's Academy
none Ih likely to aroune any if real
controversy or rausu Hhlvern of
horror to wraek the HpincH of purl-
lanlral Hpee tutors. .Mont of them
will "get by" uiihout difficulty, un
der the mandate of artlfillc llctfiHi
I here Ih one picture, however. In
which a Heml-iiude man and Bev
era I ha If riot lied women aro de
picted In a scene of rather bur-
burlo volupluuuHneKH. Jt Ih en
tilled "The hemnlaiiH" and Ih ap
parently Intended to portray Home
ancient leffend of the InhabltuntH
of tint iNle of I.emnoH. The mean
ing of the picture Ih not dear to
(he uninitiated, but the bundling of
IiIh aubjeet ly W. JtUHHell Mint, the
artlHt.'lH Htifficlently darliiK to have
made tho picture, the centre of In
tercut dcHplle the fuet thnl. from a1
purely urtisttc standpoint, It Iiuh
little merit.
Uenerally npeaklnif. the exhibi
tion Ih singularly free from pic
tures that make u CJiHhwi or a
Jreejiwi4'h Village training ihcch-
nary to undcmlund thorn. Them Ih
noticeable ubsenco of "freak"
Htuff, and the cubhttH, futurlHig and
others of thin school uro entirely
unrcpreHetited.
KJiik'h Iakh Thin.
I'robably tho most notable paint
ing on exhibition U the pot-trait
of King George V, by Cliarli-H
Minis, it. A. Jt Ih not exactly flut
tering to tho King, uh it rather cm
phnnizes the deficiencies of hi
cuIvch and makes IiIh beard uecm
to have turned ffrny In HputH only.
TheHO defects, however, are soft
ened by the wonderful cxpreHHlon
of benignity and klmlnesH which
tho urtiHl haa Imparled to th
Ii TEAM
B E OPPONENT
Northerners' Olympic En
try Most Feared by
Athletes of the United
States.
NKW TOItK, (AIM. AmirliM,
wluim, athleti'M huvu iiu-t. atfj
turntMj buck rivutu for Jut track
and liiMil Hupntiuacy aincu the
Olympic Kamca were rivlvt-d in
1 Still. r.'ii-fM In ''liiltm.l till
arcirn face. Tim colurlnic of tliu , n,,, lnot pot,.nt rival In Ihu Jiit.
rr.yal roljin and the bi i al Bi lling Hul l, ut ll,., n:,ll,,l ,.,.,.,.w.ini..n
of thu plcluro is o ..x.lllHlli ly done Jn tJ. jUilBnn-nt of many olj
aa lo make! thu whole work one of ,.,.....,. ,i. i-ii,.,i kii,. .,. ,
vxccpuonuiiy iiikii arllsllu mem. ,,.v,.opeU her athletic imwn I..
""Iu,! iiuiii no nieiii. iu u iiuiii- marked extent over the i.nul
Inn, whkh la hlBh. Hlr John l.a- y,.arBi whereaa Finland has come
Very'a picture of thu llrltlxli HoiiMe forward by leaps and bounds. Tne
of Commons In Is likely lo Ul Hcandlnavlan nation, Willi
benomu tt work of Kreat historic In- i)Ut . ,.,... athletes ,.rrvlnir
teresl. It depicts a crowded .r colors. demonstrated he.
House of Commons llstenlliB to an lalivnirth four years uito In Hie
address by Itamsay MacDonul.l. the Mj. t. llt Antwt.rp )y cuptul.
IJrst Labor I'rlme Minister of KnK-1 Uik nine first places, us many as
""i- i.iuj.i vi'uiiir. 'ttllls COUIltrv leathered.
PORK PRODUCTS LOW
i '.M'oitK.'ritoitiXT.s Aiti: now !()vi:it tma.n i
Yf, Lower 'J'hntl I'ru-U'ar 1'rlccsl
Huiisub 20c ,. '
,' , I'ork Chops .So Ih.
1 ; l'ork Hleuk I (to III.
' Turk Itoust I3u ih.
EAT JIOHIv I'OIIKi
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
.Stanley llaldwln. Aunten T'huniber
lain uml other notable flKuren of
contemporary Itritinli poiiticH are
dlHlliiKUlHliable among the pari In -
nn ntarlanH grouped on the hiHtorlc
bcnchcH. '
Ih talls .mhI.
In Hh attention to detail, such as
the paper-Htrewn floor, the loung
ing attitudes of members, etc., and
itH falthfulncHM to natural colorltigH
thu picture hIiowh a touch of J.u
very'H recognized gi nlua.
As a whole the exhibition thin
year Ih pleasing and worth while,
but it would bo inaccurate to wiy
that tt contain plcturen that fill tin
gi'iioratlunH are likely to look upon
as inaHlerpleceH,
This country Ih coining to
pretly piihh when a governor can't jlnlo second
pluco IiIh frlendH on tho payroll
wit hout being criticized
although
losing on total pointH. This yea-
at J 'arm the Finns have mus
tered an array of Mars much
Htrongi-r than their Htjuad of J0
with moHt of the veteranH of that
year tdill uvailubie, and conri-
dently expect to give I'nele Ham's
per runners a keen battle.
l-'in land, review of the records
of previous Olympiads discloHeS.
has dlxplaced Sweden and Greai
I Iri tain as America's chief rival
in track and field sports, though
t his season them are alHo Hignn
of ii llrlllKh come-back. Krom
lK!Hi to l!t(iK, the In lie. Htnt.-S
Hwet to oerwhelmlng victories
in t lie International meetH, bti.
wince then the murgain of triumph
Iiuh been narrowing rapidly. Great
llrltaln formed the Ktlffest oppo-,
sillon in llMix, Hvveden jumped I
place in 1 ti 1 2, while
BAD CASE OP
FRIGHT GIVES
BABY FACULTIES
HCIINKfTAUY, K. V. (INH
Helpless for two years, without
power to move or talk, "Dicky
llernmn, three, sou of Sir. and
Mrs. M. M ICerman, Is toduy
luiiKhliiK. active youngster, i
stored by sudden fright, Instilled
In -lllcky's" childish brain by the
roar of u powerful motor truck
enirlne.
The child, lying In his mother's
urma and terrified hy the unusual
noise, moved. Tor the first tlril"
In two years the baby urms were
clusped convulsively around Ills
mother's neck, and "Dicky", silent
since the accident of two years
ubo when he fell downMutrs, cried,
".Mamma!"
AceordlnB lo physlcluns the lure
Is permanent. "It was a miracle,"
the mother said.
Toduy Dicky". Is romping
around the yard at, the Herman
home, Allamojit avenue.- His. leg's,.
Inactive for so Ions are still weak,
but are steudlly iiinlnu strung-til.
Ills voice Is stronB.
"Dicky's" miraculous cure came
uhout when the Hermans were
moving from their former home,
UrodBC street, this city. Mrs. Her
man was seHted In -the front seat
; v .. "Kcst while you iron"
:' With The
UTENCO
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f , ' . ' , Ask for DemoiiHtrution.
H;and S. ELECTRIC
J 07 Ueiwl St. , Phone 3!KMV
- La Grande Joseph
Stiifje Line
Hani's X- roldliii, l'iii,
i;iTi:cnvu may hi. iuh
TIME TABLK
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Im. Orando ....
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Kllrtn
Milium .,
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30 1 1:11(1
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3(1 12:3U
Wallowu fl:lo 1:10
Lost Inn
KnterprlHu
Joseph .....
.io,si;i'i!
Iicarva
.loseph
T:nterpi-lsu
l.ostlne ......
Wallowa
Mlnam
IIIbIii
Jmhler
I,a Orundu
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0:15
00 11:00
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40 11:40
00 12:lio
12:40
1 :20
1:4"
2:15
4(1
3:0(i
3:ir,
3M
4:U(I
4:40
B:2ii
5 : 4 :i
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Oil account nf IiIbIi water in
'alloin ('4iuiu,r tlic l''lshcr
mail's Special will bt iIIm'oii
thiucil until further notice.
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jflfi'v t Uiidouhtedly tlierc is sonic young high school gnnluatc,
UA ' or graduate of some other institution whom you wish to $M
tf. reiiieinoer wun a gut that will give real pleasure and
rtrju , .-iij, inuiiu niity we suggest YftaJI
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LJk "T 1 aj v r - trrrfK I 1
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Inland, just beginning to com
Into prominence in l'Jl 'J, gav
I nele SaniH stars a Htrenjojs
fight four years ago at Antwerp,
America's unbroken records of
track and ' field triumphs haw
been scored ut AtheiiH in 18!il
and MHtti, I'uiIn In l!Hin and St,
I.ouIh in iuu4. In addition to thoo
at London. Klockholm and Ant
Werp. At Alliens in IM'G American
ulhletes won eight out of II
evetitH contested, with (.rent Hnt
ti In. (ireece and Denmnrk dlvltliug
the reiuuiuing six. Tho triumph
at Pa r Ih in t IHt o wa s e ven m o r
marked. Out of 'ii cventH, th-r
t'nlted States won 17 flint place.).
At SI. I.ouiH In I!MH, duo largely
to I he inability of foreign na
tions to Hend strong representa
tive leiiniH. the AmerlcnnH swept
all opposition before them, win-
I ii i lift -i in .11 evriuH euiueHieii,
l with "a MiifltL carrying off two und
, (il'eeco one.
! Tho If'lO meet nl Athens, Hit'V
more niitlon.s eoinpetliijr and in
lereHt at high tide The point
Mcnrc wan as 'follows: L'nit-d
Stnt.H it Sweden II. Great Brit
ain K Greece 4, Hungary (.
Australia t 'auada 2. Germany
J, llelgluni 1, Finland 1 -i.id
l-'ranee 1. .
The l!Mis olympiad In London
embraced I IH competitions dlvid
eil Into two cla.SHe, Hummer Hports
and winter sporlH. 'J"wenty-tw tt
mi I Ions represented by H.GGG nth
leteH. took jiart. In the truck
and field ganicH In this meet the
I 'lilted Stales emerged with I ?
winners, (treat Itrltnin 5, Sweden
2, Canada 1 and South Africa 1.
At Stockholm In IHIU thc'l'nif
ed StaleH won 14 first places and
scored St) points. Sweden wiih sec
ond wit h five first places and lo
points. l'Mnland was close behind
wil h six first places and "J:?
potuiH. (livat Itrilain was fourth
wll h two first idnces and J
poinlH, with I'anuda fifth.
Competition at Antwerp was n
peelally keen. The I'nlted Stat-s
slimed first place victoricH with
Milium!, each nation scoring nlii'1
first pliices, b it America far out
i distanced her rival in the ma) tor
of seconds ami thirds and won by
!u wide margin.
RED PEPPERS END
RHEUMATIC PIS
of the motor van carrying her ful
nlturc. She held "Dicky" In hor
arms.
Tho driver cranked tho motor.
Tlmre waB a backfire u torrlfic
noise and "Dicky" throw his uruiM
around Sua mother'a neck und
cried. '4Maninia!"
2(tli Anniversary
UUOWNSVILLK. Or. The pic
nic season wan uHlnred iu lure
Saturday when the local telephone
company, the Pioneer Mutual Tel
ephone company, held un ull-duy
picnic In celebration of tho tlcn
tletli nnniversury of Uh founding.
This wuh held lit the City park.
tho historic and benuliful old enmp
YOU'LL REMEMBER IT ALWAYS
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PACEANTt
WALLA WALLAI htXit
MAY I 1
ttW 1MB Witt WAS WON"
VTien you are mfTering with rheu
matisna to you can hardly get around
just try HJ Pepper Itub and you will
Lavo the quickcafc relief known.
Nothing has such concentrated",
penetratiog heat & ted poppcra. In
tant relief. Just as hoou as yon
apply Red Tepper Rub you feel tha
tingling lnat. hi three, minutes it
warms the' sore spot, through and
.through. Frees the blood circulation,
breaks up the congestion and the old
rheumatism torture is gone.
Howies Red Pepper Rub, made
from red peppers, costs little at anv
drug store. Hot a jar at onee. Ue
it for lumbago, neuritis, backache,
utiff peck, sore muscles, colds in chest.
Almost instant relief awaits you. He
sure to get tho genuine, with tha
Dime Kowlcs on each package.
Thrills ! Excitement !
Realism and Beauty!
Combine to Make T h i a
MAMMOTH J.lSTOltlCAL '
PAG KANT SPKCTACLK
Worth Going Mi Ion to Seo!
3150 Pioneers, Horsemen. Soldiers,
Indian, Dancer, Singm-B, Actors &
Musicians oo World's Lnrgeut Sluge
A Gigantic Show!
GOOD MOTOR ROADS
" GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS
. REDUCED R. R. FARES
MAY 28-29
WALLA WALLA, WASH.
Write or Wire for Tickets
$l-$1.50-$2.00. 2 p. m. Daily
FOR SALE
( room house, ono lot, nice hade
trees und lawn, located on Her
ond street, close In; paved
street, cement sidewalk all paid.
Price, $l!6ou; can assume n
contract for J500, payable $80
per iiionUs; balance cash.
room house, bath room an-J
pantry, modern, well furnished,
cold storage mudo of cement,
woodshed and (rnrngo, a large
lot, beautiful garden spot, pu.v
cjj utrcet und sidewalk ull pahf,
on Kourth street, south of the
high school. Price fJuOu. $a0
to $1001) wiil handle It accord
ing to what one can pay por
tnonth and assume a contract
monthly payments for tho balance.
5 room modern house, 28-1 n acre?
of choice land on tho highway
laat Adams avenue a choice
piece to cut up Into city lot,
Price $?6oo; $.1500 cash, bal
ance assume a mortgage. ,
ait(Him:vs taki-: aciion
IM'CKM:. Ore. Willamette val
ley attorneys. m'i-ttng here, un
animously Indorsed n resolution
j calling for the raising of tlte edu-
cut ionaly standarils for aiiiulssioil
to (he bar. This resolution In
pruclirully I tie same form has al
ready been adopted by the Oregon
States liar ussoctalion, anil th-
A merieaii liar association.
STUDY'
4 room house In ood condition,
largo lot, good garden spot, city
water. located near the llor
man-Hicks mills. Price $Uor,
$355 cash, balance moritlily In-
stullments $-0 per month.
Phy, Black &
Stoop
iu:Airons
Id La Gramla National Hank Dlilg.
l.a Ornnde, Oregon.
THUMB KAI.N 8 ' ,
We study carefui
ly the d e t ii 1 1 s of
every situation and
direct our sei vieo
tucordingly. You
can depend upon up
to carry out ull in
structions uttsolule
ly to the letter.
v umlerMand,
M I. It MAM
I Httertnkers
vk
tor the figure in
clined to
stoutness
Enuisitc! Very lightly boofj
pcrinlia atoolqto (rvciloiu of
Walstltoc. tiwf m Canilllo
iiiouna 'lliauty ana Comfo.-t.
Too' for Its vcaror. Tlie val
inlotl Vcnlllo fiaturn uiakr.i 1.4
t'juiulic astonisliingly comfort
able. A full line of tho (llffircul
uioUeta alnaya on baud.
Mrs. RobL Pattiton
CorarUere
l'lloup M,lji Ml
Apl. I , .Niw loloy Blilf.
WHY NOT
Let Us save you money
on Hose. We carry the
largest assortment of
Hose in town.
Three Kinds
Garden Hoes
60c Kach
Water Hose
. 11c to 17c Ft.
Children's Hose
19c and Up
Ladies' lloso
19c and Up
Men's Hose
19c and Up
Andrews
Variety Store
Service and Economy
ground in .Vdrth IlrowiiHvllle,
which was originally on the route
of the old emigrant trail. C C.
('url.son, first president of (he
company, was umong the speak
ers, .Speakers pointed out that th
telephone company was organized
by A number of farmers renldfng
In the Asli Huwlo neighborhood
north of town; that thin compuny
put in kc vera I phones, in town, an I
that two years later llrownsvltle
men were taken Into Uie organlsa
lion und company heiubiuurtera
established -t IlrowiiHvllle.
ItKAl) TUE CKASSU'lt:!) ADS
Blue Mountain Oregon
LUMBER
As out' carpt'iili'r i-iivsmiI It:
"Tliry h'lv ua iioIIiIiik anil Maul. soiiii'lliln. Vdii can't
blame us for luur work If wo can't, bavo booiI IiiiiiIkt."
imivt l;xi'i:cr thu iii't)ssiin.i;i
(ilf tliu lariKiHir good luillbcr tbt'u luok for bi'ltiT results.
Telephone Main 8
Bowman - Hicks Lumber
Company
For Mill or Box Wood Phone M-517
J. L, MUNHALL
New Telephone
Directory
Covering Jnion County Exchanges of
La Grande - Union - Cove
Elgin - Imbler
To be issued soon Arc You In It?
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
PURITY BREAD
In the making of our bread we use only
the best western hard wheat, pure cane
sugar, sweet milk, pure kettle-rendered leaf
!ard, pure Worcester Dairy salt. Thcre
fore a superior product.
Try It
La Grande Bakery
K. J. McWiUiams
PURITY: BREAD SUPERFINE BREAD
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NOTHING you can now say will stay the pangs of misfortune.
But your present action can dull the sharp edge of grief.
We know widows and children ,who scarce remember the
meaning of home and happiness.
And wc know that a well-kept 'savings account in this bank is
a great bulwark a strength against mean hunger and creeping
misery. '
United States National Bank
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