La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 22, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, May 22, 192-1. THE LA GKANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE TflRKK I t NEWS Social newa must be In the hands of tho society editor by 9:30 o'clock. Due to the fact that tbo social page Is made up before noon, it is practically Im possible to Insert stories atter thai hour. Hereafter, Items, no matter how Important they are. tli lit ft re delayed beyond that hour, will not bo printed until the following day News Edi tor's Note. Mrs. It. J. Green has mudo the I announcement I hut she will present I her piano students in a group of j three recti n It) during the com Ins ; wi'i'k. the first of which will be ,i Klven Sunday afternoon at - 3:30 o'clock at tho .a Grande public li brary. Tho public Is cordially In ; vlted to attend these recitals. Those appearing Sunday at the j piano will be Lolnh Warner, Cleda Jlarvey, l)orrls Warner, Jane t Hiumje, Virginia Warnlck, Barbara I lllu.lt and Kdna Gekeler. i Mrs. l-'red Wells will present her diinelw; students In recital at the hlt-h sehuol auditorium Tuesday i evening. May tl. at 8 o'clock. Ap I proximately thirty numbers arc be Imr planned, with n number 'Of solo dunces in connection with the class, work. Miss June Wells will also' he presented at this time, '." , . ".. .... , . ; The Ladies Ulbly Class of th Presbyterian church spent an im- lirtiiuliy inieresiinj? uiternoon yinr terdny, when they met at tho home' of Mrs. K. G. Klrby. with Mrs. W. f Mrs. K. G. Klrby. with Airs. w. I'. Mohr and Mrs. Klrby as esnes. Approximately fifteen la - dies were In attendance and1 dur ing tho ufternoon a delightful pro Kram was given, comriatlng ,ot;.an excellent talk by Mrs. A. H. Ander son, several musical numbers, 'etc. Mefore ndjournmcnt a delicious luncheon was served by the hos tesses. .A , , Mrs. IHck Lindsay will be Jios teHM to the I-'rldny Hrldgo club l'ri tluy afternoon. May 30; ; ' Uninire Hall.. (Special) Grand ma Gekeler was made very happy Sunday ufternoon. May- H," when her children and grandchildren1! imihered at her home to help cole-. I. rale her Hih birthday anniversary. Ah the day was also Mother's 'Day It had a double purpose for both mother and children. During the' afternoon delicious refreshments were served. Mrs. Gekeler receiv ed many beautiful gifts." The birthday anniversary of Charles Gekeler wus also celebrat ed In connection with that of Jits mol her. ' , Fashion Notes NcartW Itmi.s lEIfr. New Yor!:. The touch of seurlel Ik wi'II nlKh unlit-nuil nlotlR Hie iivi'iiik- lodny. A ncurlc-l si'urf. a Hiarl. l lull, a piping of Ktarjc! onJ an til lifrttisi." 8ombre tiillcur, this note Ih so allrat-tlve thut II . Is In iltuiKiT of iu'lnar overdone. W'liilt' SIMM's, Tinted Vamp. New York.' White Hliocs com-. Lined ilh vividly tinted vativps arc anioiiK I 111" Hcuson'n Klylcs. ..So fiialilonublc Ih yellow: us a BporlB cost nun' color that many of tho while HporlH Hhoi'8 havo vanp. nail. lira and hcola in Ihja hatlc. , WoiiH'll tnlt HltllnB Astride. I.ONHON (Al'l Women eiiies nlan.'t are itruduulls' reverting -to Hie slde-K.ildle when : on hor.se linek. aa lliey fllijrldllig uslride ilevelopx liiuwcled not Rood for ilanclns. A' well known riding mauler ."iis the sldc-sUddlc "Riven women more Brace anil security, and itlrls from 10 to 14 years of at-e only are being encouraged to ride astride. Ucauly Seekers Will Do Well to Try THE MARINELL0 SHOP Ituutn 0, Sominer Uldg. "A heauty aid for every need" 1110X13 MAIN 577 CARR'S. Where Your Credit Is Good PATKONIZE HOMK INDUSTRY Ul'Y YOUR CANDY AT The Candy Shop sao FIB tT. Ibe Home of Home Mule Cajult of SOCIETY Beauty Hints l.V.THK NPItlNliKNAMfcll.l'.D WAIIK TAILS A woman who believes in tak ing advantage of all the winter sales of housewives' utensils wns wan dcrlng through un enamelod ware department recently. Her at tention waa Rrreuled by two wo men, one of whom was buying four cnnnv.'led-wiire watjr palls, ller companion said: "When you live In a city and have water on every floor, what do you want with four water pails?" To whlcn the buyer replied: "In the fir.'t place, spring cleaning is not far away, and I know by long- experi ence that nothing Is no conveni ent to use, nor such a saving- of labor, at that strenuous time, a water palls one for scrub water and one for rinsing' water. With four pulls two people can work at once with great saving of time." "HesldeB,". she continued, "when the - flrHt ..mild spring: weather comes, not warm enough to be gin with ice and yet mild enough to "worry a bit about milk and such lll'ngs, I . find very cold water lu an enameled-ware pail un excel lent refrigerant. Milk cans and Jars of butler, set in the pail, will keep1 sweet, and there is nw dan ger" of (he enameled ware being rusted, as Is .the. fuse . when metal, pulbtarc Used." A .New Way lu Cook Iticv South Carolina!! think thy -------- hos-'"0 a" "bo" rke u"d m1 1 S;h. ' TlZIZV, t h- pared. Nevertheless. ' a South C'arolinun admitted at a Sunday supper re cently that he was obliged to come north lo meet the combina tion .of , rice .and apples. . As he highly approved of tho novel dish It may betaken for. granted thai it-will he welcomed In other quar ters. .. !.;Jt,. moreover. has the ad vantage of being easily prepared and of being fully us good when warmed over , us when fresh, ltui ter an enameled-ware bake dish i and put in . three' or four good- sized apples, pared, cored and cut up. Add two cupfuls ot boiled flee, and :oue cupful of sugiir, half a leaspoonful of cinnamon and a little gnife.d nutmeg. Just before putting In thu oven, pour over two tublcspoohsful of ' cold water. fJook in it slow oven until the up ples nre very thoroughly cooked Into the, Vice." If It is more convenient,'-this dish can'bti prepared at .noon and heated again fur sup per. ; . Bright Stockings Are ;.Now Picadilly Vogue 1 (My KthelIarshall.) . i.bSDOX, " ONH) Clothes of knitted' silk and wool and "Illum inated'' Mock laps. In many startl Inff colocs and designs, are fea tures of the Summer stales in Pic cadilly.; : ' ... . Woolen suits huvu never been so beautiful. Wonderful dresses, th.it seem studded with precious metal when ' thr wearers - move, havo threuded Inlo their , silk- texture (fold and' sliver lines. ' Coats are embroidered with patterns execut ed by 'artists. Knitted garments have been made to fulfill a woman's dress need from breakfast to dinner. Prices have soured, and the plain knitted woolen suit which used to bft an economy Jias become t,o iforffeous as to be now an extrava gance. Woolen' caps that can be brushed .until, the ends are js fluffy as, a curly head have boon niaivuruvUired, . fr .seaside wear. They give the effect of i Igs and can be bought In many alarming colors .from mauve to orange. Stockings are still to be light In color. Sunburn stockings are (he correct wear for the Summer, and a -wo in tin. to be perfectly dressed, must wear hosiery that corre sponds In shade to the exuet tone ot the tun on her face. Hhu; dis play shot-silk stockings onu others with luminous docks and lace In sertions, while there arc stockings of gold and silver metal tl-ssue for evening wear. Many hats are trimmed with scarfs. Fan-shaped hats, lavishly trimmed wllh flowers, promise to be popular. - Muede gloves. trimmed wll h larire bead motifs or edged wiih colors and cut into petals so th.itT nn. ( Cint'A1V the edires look like flowers, are " mPfny nmoni' the diss nect WOMEN POLICE TO BE ON DUTY Lady Coppers Will Guard the Democratic Nation al Convention from Ad venturers. "NEW YOltK AP One of the many problems New York's police rorce will face during- the demo cratic convention next month will b to rid the city of characters known In police vernacular aa "crashers" and "mashers." This task has been assigned to Captain Mary Hamilton, director of the rcminlne blue coats. A crasher Is a person, male or female,- who craves excitement, company .and entertainment and, not having the funds or the connections neces sary for a legitimate satisfaction of the craving becomes addicted to polite "spoiitflng." The chronic' cra.she'r an"dffias"h cr, according to Captain Hamilton, ure always Nccn at large public functions, political demonstrations, banquets, ' theatrical ffr.st-niffhtN big funerals, art. exhibits and so ciety weddings. They dress well. Their munners are, Irreproachable. They are, to all .appearances, the acme of culture and refinement. In fact,' they sometimes outshine t he company I hey keep In these respects. Captain Hamilton know dozens of them. Strangely enough, the ' crashes are mostly women.' Hiit that'bttur bane of tho metropolis the, mash er, Ih usually a. mule;' as Captain Hamilton testifies' and u ' poMco court records bear ample, rwlfhcss. "Sometimes we call .tliem crash- i! ' f - ' .i ! ehaxera- or -ouuiilera'-.. r . bean-1 pickers.' - '"How do we spot them? Well, perhaps a hosiers will call " upon us to oust, an uninvited- guest; or the g u est at a hotel hanqpej; Inds her seat usurped by n stranger, and calls a house doluctive who in turn calls my department. Some times we are asked"tOi useo.rt tiem from theaters.. Once: we," (e one of ithem wo don't forget, , arid we find tho same faces turning up everywhere." it has been Cuptnln Hamilton' experience that big . conventions bring out thu crashers in .full force. The entertainment' func tions ure so large, so few of. the guests are acquainted with . cacli other, that the way of the usurper Is; easy. , J-le, or vstus stakes tn everything on the program, din ners, theaters, auto tours, boat ex cursions, sightseeing ride, all free. There will be all these, during l he forthcoming' convention.' - And eyery crasher in Now . York wilt have a full date-book. 1 - Hut Captuln Hamilton will be ready for them for, as. she says, "My force has Its rogues', gallery well In mind, and orders wijl be to eject, either by persuasion or by force, every crasher we spot at any of the convention doings." Hints for the Housewife HOW TO UOIL FISH WHOI.K Fish is an Important article of diet, but some people find fried fish difficult to digest. A cod fish sleult, while It Is very nice fried, is more digestible boled. It. used to be difficult to .boil a codfish steuk (even when wrapped In a cloth) without breaking, but In the small oval enameled ware boilers which are provided with a tray, cod and halibut steak can be cooked perfectly with no trou gh'. Lift the tray with the cooi ed fish upon It out of the kettle and slip the fish off on the plot ter. A very nice sauce for boiled fish, and a chango from the reg j latlon cream sauce, is made by cooking canned tomatoes : in an nn meled ware - saucepan until very soft. Hub through a siev Wlth an enameled ware spoon, add a teuspoonful of butter, salt anljof other inKrelicntii called "Wyelh's pepper to taste; then pour owr (IL. t" I 1 1 . ' ' kps yinnmpr nr i T,OH A NO-MI. KH (HpccfuU That the I'nlon OH Company of Cali fornia has opened up the mot promising H field discovered in Ibis state since Santa Kc Sprlnifs came in three year atyo Is freely voiced h'Te as ft result of the brlntrink- In of Athtns N'o. 1 recent ly wiih a low of the lightest grav ity oil on the Pacific coast. The Athens well. Is located at ISt'th and Klgucroa streets, and Is within the city limits of I.os Ange en. Jt xv un drilled to 4 !J 7 1 feel. Product Ion Is now coming from a very small opening and tests 37 Kravtty. The yield it 1000 barrels ptr day. all hough ibis could be In erciwd by opening the well up. " . . . Wnr HiJs Popular u llriilm M.NI'ON AP) There arc to- day llio.nno f.wor war-wldoTTB ia iho lirltli.li ImIcb than there were Junt Mft.-r thr ormlHtlce. This .1.... immlli- In tlulr havintr re- mostly to their having re .married, Ihoutth many have died. ' There ar; wtlll 100,000 widow ! on the huokM of the h nslona mln ! Wry. but every year Beea the num Ikt decri'alnjf. .Many of thce women are comparatively -young. ; and a cli ffraiuny which ipcy gt-t upon uiurrjip .Lrfnin prubably uuik them more auraetiv t the marrying man uiun a single i girt without any buUj dowry. Modern Valiean i Ira Hall, like nnother Jean Val.iean, finds himself undone by hts honesty and faith. Iight years go'Kall escaped from a Georgia -prison where he was under sen tehee1 for murder and, joined by. hi t i wife end" family, went to live on a .. Florida'truck tavixi. There he has bewi in .exemplary citizen. Km ctntjv hie .' da 115 hi et . became en cased, to nurry and, feeling that his- future tnvin-law should- be tojd.'- ljalt bared his etory. A few ,diA In l r a sheriff arrived and re tijra4:HalLto pi'lson. i Mrs. Hall Jhete, pictured with her baby) Is .pleading before the Georgia Prisoa Cotnmiseion for hie release... ", ?. ruisT hAIjk of" i i:i:x COM:iiT- SHOWS COXTI-S- - v4"wTANTS NKCK AM) M-X'K Tiiej first, wiH'k of. the contest for invent of La Grande at the orj ay iltQsc Festival and Amer ican; (Lfglon . Slate . Convention shoves ' contestuhts running nearly cvjn.; "liuring (he wuek Mtsa Gar- 1 net .Bpvv .ery of the liigh school and "'unowb of llie lele- liiiuut) uhicc imvu Mucriiim-u 111 me lead, Qf jth, race. . Miss Klma L.evvlH of tju- Modern Laundry, who en tere(J tre -contest late has showed a steady gain over Hut othir can dldatesuhd it ' would not be a snr prlsy It). 'find' her in tlie lead at (he end, ji 'pie contest. The object of tlle.Xcbnlest Is to raise funds lo help' pay tho expenses of tho local Legion Drum and Bugle Corps to the ;PprtliXnd Hose Festival - where they, lAvill represent 1-a Grande In the .;foBcfcl. Parade. lCHaSsbeen some yiars since l.a Grandel has ;bcen properly repri; sented . Ot- 'the Hose Festival and tin; Region washes to put I. a f"ranU' befo're;,iho outside world during the. .next show. Any help from th cltUvns' of the community Is sure. to bcnpprecluted .The'stu-udlng of the candidates as' 0T7y,cdnesday evtm'lnjj Is as fol lows: t Garnet Hovvery Csad, Alma Mc Cullough' 0500. Klma May Lewis S40U, Lillian HI ins 11' (Hi. PliAV TO" MAKi: OHIO .. . famous roit its kosi;k COM'MUCS, ' O., (INS). A movement to make 'Ohio known asVlthe ttatc' with a million raw bushes,!'; sponsored by a number of. StWe civic organizations, Is re. poiite d to be spreading rupidly Special -cnmpalgna have been plunnod' by many communities to "plttnt a rose bush in every yard.' Tho1 Professional Women's ctun, of "Zanvsvllle; is . credited with starling the movement. EASY TO DARKEN " YOUR GRAY HAIR You Can Bring Back Color and Lustre With Sage Tea . and Sulphur When yon darken yinu hair willi Sage -Tea and Hulpliir, no one oan tell, lieeautte it's d.ne m naturally, so evenly. .Preparing this mixture, though, at home is iiiusny and trouble tome. At J ill te tout you cun buy at any drug utore tlie rendy-to-UMe prep aration, improved bv tlie midition o'""" ia,"l" -'""i""""" JUS I1UU1)'-II U nnijn: "I oil. in with-it sin! draw Hit through your hair,' taking one small strtiud at a time. Ily morning ' all gray hair disappear.-, and, after another applica- tion or two. your iimr necome neau- lifuuy darki'iu-d, glusBy and luxuri ant. tiray, fatM li.ur. tliniigli no dis grace, is a sign of idd age. nnd- an wc alL dedire a youthful and attrac tive npporaiHC. get hiiy at oneo with Wyetli's age anil Sulplmr vouj pound and look years younger. Portolivc Brimful of the Elements W h i c Ii Give Health and Vitality Port Wine and Oil of i Olive . Klvi- out of cv.-ry Hevt-n n-ipl. :fttll.tt pri y lo colds wlii-n lh- ny. ! t.'iti 1b tit low i-bb nn.l HumM'ill- ; 1I: lo nihil. nl. : .or0. I. not only h lorn .-. : vc or ,,.,. ,, Iiri,.pi;. u v()ur m.rv .,. l.ut il gruiUj. ,un,i u-tw. n you un.l :,,( ii ntp. ..... . , . . IK MClOtlH 10 UIKC U UMll IIHIMM mlnKllntf of niiiun:' eorreettvt wllh rare) old Port "Wine and OH of Olive. I Take It thrice flatly and a. night. H'h a n-Kulnr b illdi-r hi thousartdr. upon thoiiHtindK of ; iOIIU.8; ju j (potM I'hyrn y haw I'it! I'OmOl.lt X LAA.A1IVL. Establishment of R. 0. T. C. Must Wait KPOKANK, Wah, (AP) Fs tabllNhment of u reserve ofl'lcerr. training courwe at Uanxagu uni versity will not be possible untl! next fall, actxirdlng lo word re ceived by the university authorises from tho Ninth army eorpa urc;i, Sim FranelHoo., Current apiro priatlons wery not sufficient to warrant the creation of any addi tional units during the fiscal year, the university was advised. Juliet's Historical Voynm To livi Celebrated In l'mfeunt JOL1FT (AIM Floating down the Cliicago drainage canal and the Illinois river, a modern Louis lot let, ueeompanfed by Father Maniuette and his voynueurs will bo greeted when he lands Juno J 8 at Iho clty bearing his name, by a pageant of more than imit actors, given In commemoration of the landing of the original Joliet here years ago. The week of June lti to 22 Is lo be devoted to u celebration of Juliet's exploration and discovery of the site of this city. Although the trip down the Chicago canal and river will not rollow accurately the origtual ex ploration trip of Joliet and Mar quette, it may follow the rout,' taken b the famous explorer a year later tn returning to the Ill inois country. You can estimate a man's cali ber by the size of the income re quired to make him speak patron izingly of the "eotllUinn people." Leaves You Forever ; Deep-Seated Trie Acid letost's! Aie Piwiihctl and I lie KImmi- malic I'oImiii starts lo Lcnv:! the System Within Twenty-, Four Hours. Kvery drtiggint in this countv! Is authorized to say to eveiyj rheumatic sufferer that if a ri!lt pint bottle of Allenrbu, the sui" emuiticrer of rheumatism, does not show the way to stop the agony.! reduce swollen joints und do nwav with even the slightest twinge of rheumatic pain, he will gladly return your money without com ment. Allenrhu lias been tried anil tested for years, ami really mar velous results have been accomp lished In the most severe cases where the suffering and agony was intense mid piteous and ji where the patient was helpless. I Mr. James II. Allen, of Hoches- ter, N. Y., the discoverer of Ab lenrhu. who for many yen huT- fered the torments of acite rheu-j mat Ism. desires all sufferers t'ij know that he does not wanl a i A lieil I'll II UeeitllVl'iy i;uiH1'-1 n worst or alt diseases, and he has Instructed druggists to guurnnle It as above In every Instance. Hed Cross Drug Co. will supply yout ( Mull orders accepted). Adv. WiiwlCorktr Rl r A. I02J Grand Trunk Railway System HANAniAN National Railways System , tn nnntflton unlit Lehigh Uallty aitroad As il Graduation Gift NOTIHM. NM 'Kit Til A M fltANK'H WUITINO PAPKIt I'riiiii our llbfrnl Nlnek you will be able to select just tin; style you prefer in this correct, well known writing paper. Red Cross Drug Store r3 nrinuinn HYATT ROLl.cn OEARINflB NEW DEPARTURE BAIL PCARINOS Hyatt and Timken Coiinccting Uud and Main Hearings I'an lit-lts - Springs - Gears A full line of Replacement Parts Lcighton's Welding & Machine Works (Automotive pails) Jaraity Frocks ANSWER THE CALL TO Outdoor Sports Pastimes Here are frocks for every hour of a Summers day for vacation outings, country club, for golf or motoring. For the term "Sport Frock" has a varied meaning in fashion, and their fab rics are as varied as their uses. As to color, there's every radiant tint of Summer gardens reflected in their nonchalent smartness. PRICES $6.75 to $15.75 Sizes 16 to 4-1 ' in you shampoo YOtlt HAIH? , Shampooing one's hair tn hut , woatlier Is most un pleasant. Havo your hair shampooed In thu modern, comfortable way and quick ly dried with tho pedestal drier. We Centura tho prop er shampoo und rlnso fur . gray hair. ISubulug - Marcelling , Curling , AT TltlC COLOMArj ( ) I'limm ftai-J 1803 Foarth Ht. Apt. D Leave, Chtcnfo 12:45 P.M. Ip.arborB Srauoni Arrive, N York M rf.v) 5i45 P. M. (I'cnn.Yl.anl, 6utlon) -This new service effective April 27 ih VER a nctv am) scenic route by daylight. A convenient and comfortable train. Arrives at Pennsylvania station in the heart of N"w York. II. IMM.TIIOI'. nty l'nv. A(rt. Tlilnl St. Ti'l llrilwj 5:1011 ' INi1IhikI, Oit.jfoii. NKW DEPAUTLTtK J DtHn bo AND LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY IN'oiic :ihi-v I WILLARD Storage Batteries Battery & Electric Service Co. Al Li'i(,rli ton's Machine' Works Itldg. LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS SUMMER SHOES for Exceeding Smartness 1 nvdy anil practical at first Klance you'll see linw eliarmiii"; tiiey arc. Tlien, im closer inspection, you'll realize how cleverly is each individual style, how carefully they are made, and how understandinKly we have planned to meet every summer footwear requirement. The Bootery Inc 206 Depot Street Plume Main 118 "A Paradise for Tired l'cct" Home of thu Arch-Aid Shoe for Men and Women GK0VER SMITH, Mgr. 1 11 II). :' Beauty y .Shoppe ' iMuriiiclIti CoMiietlu NOTU'l; We will d y o your g ia y hair with Ineeto-Hapld hat--dye at cost of material for 111, 'hiyH. only. - I'ernianently ; j. tmnjsju's ;tfray, huAr, r. ; ; 44. IUkuii :t, W'est-ifacobson llulldlng.