La Grande evening observer., May 28, 1924, Image 3

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'Wednesday, May 28, 1924.
THE TIA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PACE TnUEK
NEWS of SOCIETY
Social news must be in the
handa of the society editor by
:30 o'clock. Due to the fact
lliat the social page Is made up
uclore noijp. It Is practically Im
possible to insert stories after
that hour. Hereafter. Items, no
matter how importi U they are,
lliut urg -'delayed beyond that
hour, will not be printed until
I he following day News Edi
tor's Note.
Simple Lines
Dance Revue
iven By
vlrs. Wells
Theru was a lurfcu crowd ut the
Kh school uudllortum Inst ove
it tr, w hen M va, .-'red Ve I Is p re
nli-U her pupils in a )unce He
H. Approximately twenty-five
4fls took part in the program all
ting excellent work. Miss June
VH was especially pood in her
l tprlng Konoiu," but showed great
iility tn her other three numbers.
Iks. Wells has praelleed dancing
r it number, of years and is very
.exited and k race fid.
'Die stage was umstlcully deco
ded, forming a suitable buek
oinul for each number, and the
mees wen- all given in costume,
lie costumes were 'especially de
fined by Mrs. Wells and her
iughler J line, for the oeeuston,
id w-re especially beautiful, add
g much to the attraction of the
vnlng.
-The evening's program follows:
jl "Parade of Wooden Soldiers,"
iptiiln Berry. Mary Stoddard,
in li St oil ilu nl. Helena Kosen
tu ut and l.oulsu VVllliunis,
1' ''lhe Stat lies of Ihiys Clone
y." Sallle Hlcgrist and Judith Hie
Isl. 3 "Mallet I Hi net t'opcllia," Hel
ta Mae Koscnliuiim.
14 "Our I .It tic Cupid," Haby
Jilh Stoddard.
;C "The Village Helle," Mary Ki
ll Stoddurd.
i; -X Itaby Butterfly," Koulsu
uric Williams: '
,7 "t'hineso lanee.M Sally Sle
'ist. S "Itauee of Spring Klowers"
,lo Mary Stoddard, tiroiip He-by. Groups, Irma Johnson. Jackie
In ItoHenbinim, l.oulsu Williams, jO'Brten, Phyllis JJunn.
iit-h Stoddard. 27 All pupils.
oilble Dance," Gllda Ash-I Ihs Lois Nelson presided at the
it - r .
ft ft
rt ;
-
The line of this frocU
simple though the effei-r y
uunnlng. It Is merely r-
woiftied bodice Joined it ' I
.-iklrt and a shaped ei:. I
ntkuut the neck falliiu
tdioulders so oh to mm th.- c
of a 5leeeerap. The nnh-i u a
ha ml-blocked pussy willow -im
with graduated dots of while on a
navy blue surface.
Dunn and June Wells.
26 -Toe unce" (Idyllla). Sally
Hleirrlst.
-1 "l.ltll e uid N e w York."
Holos. June Stance and Gllda Ash-
' Miss Constance ..owls, ot Baker,
who is a guest at t,hc It. J. Kitchen
home, was the- inspiration for a
churming dancing party at the
homo of C. 4. New 1 1n. Monday eve
ning. Six couples were In attend
ance and after a very enjoyable
time dancing, dainty refreshments
were served. '--
The W. W. G.'s of the Baptist
church gave a' delightful surprise
party last evening nt tho homo of
Misses Kdna and Mildred Mulhol-
land. honoring Miss Mildred Hny-
der. who will leave in a short time
to make her home in western Ore
gon. Approximately twenty-five
girls were in attendance and an en
joyabte tlmo was spent ut games
and other social entertainment. One
pleasing feature of tho evening s
entertainment was a handkerchief
shower given Miss Snyder.
The homo was decorated with
roses and before adjournment a de
Melons two course luncheon was
served. , I
i' "
Tho T.ucky Thirteen club will
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
Grace K. Molitor as hostess
At 8:15 this evening Mrs. It. J.
Green will present a number of
piano students In recital at the pub
lic library. Tle public Is cordlul
ly Invited to attend. '
An Interesting program lias been
arranged for Hope Chapter. No. IS.
Order of Kastern Star, for their
regular social meeting this evening.
m '
Mrs. Mimic Chelf left Inst eve
ning en route for Grand Junction.
Colo., where she will visit with her
grund-daughter. Arva Dyer and
other relatives and friends.
Teloeaset. (Special) Friday eve
ning Miss I.ura Wilson and her
Sunday school class, the Busy Bees.
gave a farewell party for Nlckoms
Pctriizi. who will leave Teloeaset In
a short time to make his homo at
Kamela.
Teloeaset. . (Special) Mrs. Ger
trude Young gave a farewell party
for Miss Opal Barr. who will leave
In a short time to make her home
at John Day. '
inches had been recorded which
Is, excluding the late full, exact"
J. OS Inches below' normal.
IVutllelon Gets Rain
' 1 K N I I . KT O N , Or, AP) Kaln,
Ion delayed, started this morning.
If any considerable amount fulls
it will be of inesttmaoio vaiuo o
the crops in Umatilla county.
Drought Keiorted
POItTLAND, Ore. (AI A
serious drought over a lurgo part
of the state is reported in. the
weekly crop bulletin of the weath
er bureau. Some rye Is being pas
tured and much has been cut for
hay. Home spring wheat is be
yond recovery. Gardens in unir
rlgutcd sections are poor. '
WORLD COURT
GIVEN SENATE
(Continued from page 1)
tho report suhi, the committee
has ta'ken affirmative and favor
ablu action upon the recommenda
tions of President Harding and
President Coolidge -that we should
adhere to the court but not to the
league of nations."
, "The resolution accepts tho court
as an established institution and
confirms the tenure of the present
Indues. t'nder its terms t he
I'nited States, without reservations 0f In said newspaper.
f and June Wells,
in "Morning Mood." Jackie
lliiien.
tl "The Balloon Girl." Helena
imcnbauin. - .
i 1' "l-'aiiHl Waltz" (Toe Dance).
June Wells.
piano throughout the program.
Yesterday's ' meeting of the
Neighborhood club was the annual
meeting and iht--last meeting of the
year. Henurts frnni t h t rciiHiirxr
and Victory., .Way Committee wej-.e
---"Grecian (iirls Solos. Hiyl-read. Mrs. M. B. Donohue of the
Dunn and Jackie J Hrten. i Victory Way committee, reporting
hxips, (lilrla Axhhy. Jane Stung
lggy Bohnenkatiip, Marvene Kid
i Irma Johnson. Turin House.
)di1h Shj:rlst and Sully Slegrlst.
I 1-- -"Vanity." I r ma Johnson.
t fi "Keren trie Dance." I'eggy
'diiK'Ukamp.
I ' "I Indian Skater Dance,"
in Slaiu;'.
IT "Spring Sonota." June Wells.
!lda Ashby, Jane Hfange, lrm!(
ihiue.n. M irveiiM Kidnh-. l'eggy.
litiehknnu. Sally Stegrist, Wan-1
i, Berry, Turin House and Judith i
t-giist.
il'.i "Diinelng Doll," Wanda Ber-
a balance in funds of $lf!.3 7
I his will be used eventually to
erect a suitable monnnieiii in con
nectlim with the Victory Way and
i maintain the t
An Art department was organized
,and the president. Mrs. J. I . l.yneh.
jappolnted the folluwing ladles to be
ln charge: Mrs. H. H. Cleaver.
I elitilriiiiin MImm Mnrw:ir.l Irnmn
is -i.ypsy Malices. .o. i nyi.,Wrs (. K llappersetl. Mrs. 1.U
I Dunn.. Group. Jackie O'Brien. 4,htn i,ouir.u Mn. r. Hlll. Mrs.
O. K. Silverthorne, and Mrs. I,. J.
ltusey.
Those appointed mi the program
coin mil tee for Ihe Heusun 1 !:'4-J.i
were Mrs. l.ee Warniek, chalrnian.
.Mrs. W. !. MeAtlory, Mrs. II. II.
Cleaver, Mrs, Oeorge (Vhnin and
Mrs. H. A. .tirhrlek.
The following ladles Were elect
ed as officers for the coming year.
Fashion Notes
.Modifying Hats.
Pnris. I'pon many hnts one sees
today the edging of tulle, which
gives a soft, halo effect. A modi
ficatlon of the trlcorne often has
this tutht edge and the severe out
lines are further mitigated by
big, floppy ribbon bow.
Ilaml-Kiiihmldervfl Sweaters
l'arls. Sweaters are not only
knitted In fanciful patterns now.
but they ore also hand-embroider
ed. , A sweater In blege, done In
several kinds of stitches, has an
embroidered medallion In deep
blue just below the V neck.
Black Velvet ami IVnH,
London. It is odd thai the black
Ivet gown should be so much In
vogue today. Though certainly
more appropriate for cool weather,
black velvet and pearls form
smart combination at present.
m Spring." Judith Stegrist.
't "School Days.'.' Turla House.
"IM'SMtan Da nee," Peggy
vhni'iiUainp.
j:t "Cuidfii Butterfly."
ili by.
.'(.-"I'ivo Ctrts in Blue."
1 :
aiidu
i President,
; ixt vor shampoo
j YOl ll IIAlit '
1 Sliamitoolng one's har In
I hut weather Is most tn-
1 pleasant. Have your hair
; ahampnoed in the nioder.
i comtoi table way and
3 lv dried with the irtlostul
' drier. We featureTo prop
, t jf shitnipoo rinse for
i gray huir. jjr
Bobbing Mnrtt'lllug
, Curling
j AT Till; COLONIAL
Plume ai-J
! 1S03 l'o irth St. Apt. B
Mrs. It. A. Zurbrlck:
Kirs I Vice 'resident. Mrs. K. , P.
Phyllis Mossmiin: Second Vice President
, Mrn . n. Bolinenkiimp Jr.: Ite-
eordlng Secretary, Mrs. Claud
Sera hi on: 'orrespondlng Secretary,
Mrs. Adulph Slegrlst and trenmirer.
Mrs. Donald Pague,
The Ut-adlng Circle Bible CIusr.
formerly meeting at the Neighbor
hood club rooms, will meet tomor
row aft,(poim. Thursday, ut I2::tu
o'etock at the home of Mrs. Har
riett MaeDonaid, ;?n-j Kuurth street.
If those who prefer to ride will be
at A he Kouth street entrance of the
public library at t hat hour t hey
will find a cor provided for them.
This Is a stuial meeting and all
members, new and old. are cordial
ly invited to be prem-nt. Heverend
and Mrs. It of Portland, will
be guei of honor.
VAKK7
Where Your C
Good
fix 3IH-W
a
Beauty
Sh
r . ."iuiW'T-iihiIii
NOTUIS
dye your gray
with Inee (o-tlupid ban-
at cost of material for
lo days only, permanently
bunishes gray hair.
limit 1 1 A. WrM'tlucoliMJU
B"!!;!iJU.
I h net fill UiiuerM.
New York. Lingerie brought
from abroad ami displayed In th
xclustvc shops toilay Is fancifully
1 rimmed with colored luce medal
Hons. In tints of malse and pah
blue and salmon, the umlerthtngs
ire trimmed with cream lace Into
which tij-e t motifs In lace dyed lo
mutch the garment.
and without the least Interference
with the business of the court, will
align Itself with 48 other states in
maintaining and perpetrating this
Important International tribunal.
I nt From ljeagiu
(tn 'th.i other bund, the I'nited
States will remain In that event I
wholly free from any legal relation
to the league of nations. Not only;
will this he true as to the t'nltcd
Slates hut the existing legal rela
tions between the court and the
league will be severed for all
states' so that the I'nited States
will occupy no unomolous or pecu
liar position, hut will stund upon
the same footing as all the rest."
In two Important particulars the
report said, t lie, t he resolut Ion
"goes beyond t he proposal of
President Harding and embodies
two Ideas which President Cool
Id ge has emphasized.
"One of these," It uddeil. "Is tho
American idea of a eoiirt to which
not only league mend ers but all
states may adhere the Idea, that
is, of a true World court," tin other
Is the Idea of a world law for a
world court to Interpret and apply.
Without such a body of law made
for It we may call the tribunal
a court of law, hut it will neces
sarily become either a mere tri
bunal or arbitration, or else un
International law muker.
"The Idea of a world court can
be nttulned under the resolution
because It proposes to allow ud
hercnee to the court by any state
recognized by any signatory pow-
I-ank, Mury K. Qoodnough Ken
nard. Vera Qoodnough Holt, and
an other persons or parlies un
known clulmlng any right., title,
estnte, lien or interest in tho real
estate described In the complaint
herein, to-wlt: tho South 40 feet
of Lot 4 in Block 1 of Island City.
Union County. Oregon, defendants,
.To all of the above defendants,
except Mary K. Goodnough Ken
nard and Vera Goodnough Holt:
In the name of tho State of Ore
gon, you are hereby required to ap
pear and answer the complaint
filed against you in the above en
titled court und cause, on or before
six weeks from the date of the
first publication hereof, which is
Wednesday, May 28th, 1924. and
tf you fait to so appear and an
swer, for want thereof plaintiffs
will apply to the court for tho re-
llclV demanded In their complaint
herein, namely, fur decreu adjudg
ing them to he the owners In fee
of the South 40 feet of Lot 4 In
Block 1 in Island City, Union Coun
ty, Oregon; and further decreeing
that you und each of you have no
right, title or interest therein, and
bnrrlug you of all right, title, es
tate, Hen, claim or Interest therein,
and for additional equitable relief.
This summons Is served upon you
by publication thereof in the la
Grande Kventng Observer by order
of Honorable U. G, Couch, County
Judge of said county, dated and
filed herein May 20th. 1H24. pre
scribing six weeks publication here-
Dated and
first published this 2 Mil day of
May, lt24.
OOCHUAN & KBKItHAUD.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Residing at Lu Grande, Oregon i
dMay 2 8-Juno 4-1 l-U-L'5-July
Perhaps It la tlmo to change an ,
old saying to "He who dances must
pay the bootlegger." '
Published Summon.
In the Circuit Court of the Slate
of Oregon for the County of Union.
B. K. Brlggs and Nellie Briggs.
plaintiffs, versus K. A. Frank, Geo.
P. Jrnnk. Alfred 8. Krank, O. D.
Frank, l A. Knapp. Charles Good
nough, If either be living, und If
not their unknown heirs. Kiln H.
When you are suffering with rlieu
mntitttn o van can lutrdlv get a round
just try Ned Pepper Huh and you
have tlie nuicktut relief known.
jn ot ning iihs sum concern
penetrating ht-ut as red pepper.
stunt relief. Just as
annlv lied Pepper Rub
tingling Uieul. Ja i0v minutes it
wamiH Lit nor jH through and
tlirongli.j I'rpesJmThlfKMl circulation,
lireHks ip tbeongeslion and the
eld rliiuiUrfMi torture is gone.
Rovl-yfftd Pepper Huh, made from
red m-ppcrs costs little at any drug
More. Get a jar at once. Use tt for
lumbago, neuritis, backache, stiff neck,
dare muscles, colds in cheat. Almost
instant relief awaits you. lie sure to
get the genuine, with the name Bowles
on each package.
Rich Milk, Malted Grain ext. in powder
form,makeaThe Food-Drink for All Ages.
Digestible No ooktng. Alight J-uncn
always at hand. Also in Tablet form.
Ask for "oricc'a," at all Fountain.
Ha? Avoid Imitation Substitutes
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ill ii in 1 1 siii n ii r i nil Ai
i ...w... , , .. i a ii r
II U ULII ULUULU I m rluto nd useful y I
HIIII IILU I LI I Lll I! lv ticu, ..u.t .uitubi. m i
will 11 JT msT your tnur. 'I
Klclinnln' Art
j-KTfoi.ll the -"-f I
I ' I
Beauty Seekers Will
Do Well to Try
THE MARINELLO
SHOP
Iloom 6, Sonimur llliltf.
Xrwil I'limp",
Nru- York. I.tiinps made up i-n-
lln-ly nf nnrroiv l.-ullUT Htrlln'ii.
Mh-uiikIi wlilch 111. HtockliitfN HllOW
im Ihroilirli a' Wnrttnn l.lltnl now
oiiic In n 'I.'IIkIiI fill hmli. of ilurk
hrown for Btrt'.'t wciir. Th.-y art-
I'ut on Hamlal lln.-n.
KMirt Hill NtipiMtrlinl.
Connoisseurs agree that strength,
fragrance and satisfying flavor
are the attributes of a perfect
tea wine.
La Grande Joseph
Singe Line
tlnnrft & (Ytlillmii, I'rons.
El'I'lilTIVIv MAY 1(1, 1U2I
TIMK TABIK
IiA CIIAMIU TO iIOSKI'll
Im Orumlo 7.(io 11:1)0
Imblcr 7:30 11:S0
Klein 7:60 11:60
Minum .. 8:30 12::in
Wullowa l:10 1:10
Mannish Cout-Diuss
hi
To lm vhoRjirouinino in a costume that is entirely
mannish that is the role of the Summer Girl.
The linen coat dress sketched above is .mannishly
tailored, from ils close fitting shoulders and long .
fitted sleeves to the hem of its smart side fastening.
The three-flap pocket, cuffs, collar and side are beaut
ifully bound in vhite silk braid.
$8.50
Just try one on!
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
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i every nccu- Entorplto. .... 7:16 lr 8:15 x ,
LaMsm 40c PER. POUND ; . ' .
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I . i Mlnuli S:40 12:) 4:') AT '--
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f I li W",mvI M,"," ,,M- Tho llomo "Jr Home Miulo CooOf ffl
I II I niap's Kpwlnl will be iIImcuii- IB
4. X Bill liulinl unlll flirUier nollii:. u Ul
3 .jrTKL ' 1 '
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A M M M 1 1
ALLEN A LEWIS. ) J A J i I '
P-rlhy ' '
i niMinnui Ln ka im --?sr wmTrm&,mr-
r
PI.NIM.KTON. A tolirriim him
b.'in s nt hy the PemllHon L'om-
tiH-rcla' uHHiM'iiitton to lt-r'Hi-ntii-llvc
l.infrwor(h ureiiiK him lo h nl
hln ltupport to imKHiiirn of the Mf
Nary-Hiiuift'n Mil. The tHt'KTMM
wiih a Tollovvfi:
Preferred Stock All-Ceylon sets
tne standard.
.v:i
intion in iM'liuir of the McNarj
HiuiK'-n lilll for the rellt-f of Hie
rrlitiul c-onlltiiin xiHn(f In th-
iirU'iiltiirai ilitrtctii. The rt-nullH
of the Oregon prliiuiry -li-ctlorii
supporting H-nutor MrNary Biid
I(ipri'entattve Hlnnott id-noto th.'
atilttiile of th people of thlH Hlut.i
rt-jfiinilnt? this bill and nhowtt UiHr
appreciation of support wlven tliM
hk'lHlatlon iy Ihcne ffrntluiipn.
KxtHtlnir fondttlons warrant Pm
paNwiKe of a temporary itieimur';
of this natnro In orJ-r thul tlue
dlHtricta may s irvlve."
CROPS YET
IN NEED OF
MOISTURE
(Continued from paffe l
The tohl weather thU Hprtntc up
until two weekn aifO han rctunk-tl
thf prow t It of the yield Honu what.
ueeordint;: to .Mr. Avery, but a
kooiI prectpitallon Hhortly would
bring most of the crops out in
flrnt cIhnm sliap-'.
IUIii Vr lU'Inr Normal
Tht roeortltd precipitation; so
lur this HpriiiR has been far be
low the avuraif"-. Iji Oriindi's rain
fall for the month of April id nee
ixiiii haa levn .b Inches but thlh'
nr onl? -"1 ln h-a Ml. In Mn)-.-.r
:jvr.iijv i"infiiii is inches
for the wime Icnglh Of time wlitl.r
up until today's showers only .19
PORK PRODUCTS LOW
l'OHK l'ltODL'flS AltlO NOW MWi:it TIIAX IN 1913.
Yva, Ixiwcr Than I're-Wor rrl!l
StlHHIlK .
Pork Chops
l'ork Steuk
I'ork Itoaat
EAT
III.
..'.lie III.
....I Ho III.
ISO 111.
1'OItKl
The Grande nonde Meat Co.
-
Blue Mountain Oregon
LUMBER
GOOD LUMBER THAT LOW
WE MAKE
K.J
GOOD!
Tclcblwnic Main 8
Bowman - Hicks Lumber
Company
For Mill or liox Wood Phone M-547
J. L. MUNIIALL
mEE
Only 3 Days Left
Until Saturday nieht. May 31. your crrocer will give you
FREE a small size package of TRU-BAKE SODAS the finest .
crackers Tru-Blu Bakers have ever produced. The free package
will be givn to evp.ry purchaser of a pound or more of Tru-Blu .
Cup Custard cookies. Make sure
by fretting yours tomorrow.
lnis introductory bargain . ii,i 'i
is too goodno miss. 'VnT'" "V
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