FridaV, May 30, 1924.
THE Ol GRANDE EVENING -OBSERVER
FAGS THREi
NEWS of SOCIETY
Social news must lie tit th
hnndfl of lhs ttocMy .editor by
9:30 o'clock. Due to the fact
that the social png is matfft ftp
tWor noon, It Is practically Im
possible to Innert aiorlon aftr
that hour. HtTPaftPP Items, no
tijattpr how important th-y are,
that are l'lay.-tl byond that
hour, will not b printed until
the following dny Nhws EdU
tor's Notv , '
, ai (ho last nipclinpr of the Mon
day niiisirnl t-brtion of off (pith
look plnci. for !hi rnsuhiK jvur.
.Mrs. W. ! .Mr A dory was mntni
moiiHly rliom n chairman of ilu or
Kwnizaiion and .Mrs. I.ynu Wright,
Bi'ortHaiy-maHun'r. Itoilr: Airs, Mc
A'lory and 'Mm. Writflit am ;n:iiiii
wo nu n lor Uh-h office and u sue
pfKrul year for (IiIh n-wly fornird
department of I In NlKliborUood
rlub Ih finilrlpafpd,
Tht Monday mimical will hold
their laMl infciliiK- or tin fttanon
tlic hint Montlay in June. JiiiU'
. after which thi-y iiiljmini for ihi
mummr,
The J.urky Thirteen club spent a
delightful afternoon yrsUTday,
when th-y met at I he home of Mm.
Grace K. .Motllor for the hint time
thin - teaon. tirhlirc woh the r:t
ture of the afternoon will) Mrs. K.
Andrews winning hitfh souro for the
Huh prtaf and Airs, hut her tSunn
winnlm? the jiitcHt prise. ...
.At tin close of a very pleasant
time a delicious two con rue Simrh
eon was nerved by the charming
hOfilesN.
.
Mrs. 11. J. .Green will (five the
third and last of a Merles of recilalH
Monday evening, - June . !J.fat the
Plibllc Library nuditorlum, when
Nhc will present Mra. William r.onff
In piano recital. M in. Lout; will
, be aHlted by -Mrs. Hay Fuller, so
prano, accompanied by Mrtt. W. V.
Kerry at the piano.
. Orantfe Hall. (Special) Mrs.
Arthur Mulbotland, Mrs. Albert
Wanlell, Mrs. Joe Harrison am)
Mrs. Iterl Knijiht ent-ttnim'd
bridwe Tuesday afternoon a
home of Mrs, Harrison,
tables contented for honors
when the KUtncH !okimI -M I'M. Clyth
K Itlillc's score Htood highest , M ih.
tlbbert Hunter received Hecotni
prize. Mrs. liny KMIh third and
AIih. Sum Harris fourth.
At the close of the nfternoon a
dttbeioiiM two course luncheon was
fv-rveil ))- the rhurmtiitf hostessis,
Favorite
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CHERRY FAIR
IS DISCUS
The combination of printed and
ll.dn fabrics Is ono of rahlon'3
favorite this summer, i lee-j threa
UimU ut the plain material pivo a.
thaniiins lxjtnTar.t ru-.t ta the
r.Idrt Miid iho tash fori in the only
olhvr triinmi-r uctv?:ir btfiidea
iiie I iows on the sltHjvo always a
tVodnitie aitd uUurinc totKh. The
inuU'iiliit; siai-f 1.-; inertly a two
j fiid !ensh or !he saascrfci! tusJ'
with the plain cili:,
1 Hoiurt'fimfnK Kvcnt ItlR.
of uiyre' than "jnuu - oluumt itnll
ffrlcmlif f Hip tnsf itflf inn-itfEvnded
the first annual boniecomiiiK cele-1
-t.rafitin of . Mount Anej cot tec f
I here. v bb-al weather favored the
projrratnrne of 'events, which Wfs
run off .smoothly undor 1n -direction
Of sfllitenli cotnmitiee oi the
OlleKc Men eluli.
At the annual meeting of the
Atuiiint atisoriutitiu. Martin J. Peru-
; -:i:'.'h or the Ka; t Hl-b' Mill .V I.Uni-l
coiuiLny of tQi Hand was
naniniously re-e'ecled president of
Uuiimi ;iSHoehtt ton. ilev. I. P.
of t'orvalllH was elected
tu;it vUM-prr-Ut-iit; Ilej-lwl Mich
elin'OnU .: luineiii:;! of ihe Ht. t'aul
Tbc ;tiiKh 'honi. necotid viei-prf-shtt-nt ,
fipirit of coiperation w-t:t fosfer -d liand Thut .sion K. luinieH of Med
i the ittsrnoii of par nt.-if neh r t,rtl' 1 . vtv-pietMitt Hev.
ore:u,i,aHon.,- ,tu the revival of H. lb. rector of
the cherry .fair recently. Tb- lo th,k posilion ot- m.rtRJ.y uni
speuiai-H vi eve ;oy ('out: tin, of tt-;:ttf i, ;ntd Cart MerttriiMf Won
1'nlon; I-:. l:. -('onUllii, Ontario; C. i""' ei.-eiioir fpr nen;eant -at -arms.
lllEJEi:
TS BUSINESS
ULli;i,n,,
Small Credits Are An
other Reason for Ger
man .Affairs to Be Be
low Tar.
1. . t'adwejj, r y,t Terror, 1'ition
and S. II. Wi'inor, K. .1. Stack
Mini. A. A. AntlfM, U i. t.rtitfz, ti.
l l:;rker. (J. luifly. It. t'oniMtoek
rind (icttf'ftr Ict'ariii-t of fove. .(.
; ':talry Win- 'roiirney,
j I'riK VAM-IK." The cavahy was
I Ihe winning unit in I be military
Mottrnrttnenf r liusiitt ni points
Mitln presided over the meet-I
The ent;ineei'H Were a ClO.se sec
ond With five. I MM to !) ilofiilM
in the centipede race, the win
uiiifr itiiH was jt Known.
The Konick cup for t he best
one-minute, thriller was won hy
i he lamboiirhh' dance, jflven un
der direeihm of .Misn f:ntti Tfjer
taiiH. instructor In physical educa
tion for inien. . The machine
Kim contest was won by the in
fantry i:nit which competed with
i he t'orvallis national Kard, The
tnsvviirth machine K'm trophy was;
; tlu prixe in Ibis event, A prtxe (
(ho 1 0f $,r,o was Kiven men on all
wlnubiK team.
Memorial lay was observed on
Sunday by a sermon by Iteverend
K 1 font hi the Methodist Kpis
copal church. Ueirular nieniorlal
services were held (-'thirty ntorn-Iiik-
at the Maccabee hall. . All ar
i iiitei.it tits were made hy Hh
American Legion. There was
a- march to the eenielerv where
short services were followed by
Out ittrowim; of fiowci-s on tht?
Kraves of soldiers.
Pijjipies wtc on Ralo on
sin.ei us a reminder that ''On
i-mmier new uie poppies Rrrotv i The ladies riding contest, con
bt iweeu ihe rrnsses row on row." UustinK of sldlnK and iwiopinj; fea-
.hi. unit iwinm erencn nnn Mures, was won by Meryl Jarman
f Kcho, senior In homo eco-
bISQGiAL NEWS
Cove. (Special) The wedding of
Murrel HnndeM iml Miss itose Mr
Iteuu. both ,of Cove, took place at
La Orande recently. Hoih Mr. and
Mrs. kundell ni" well linou n ul
t'ove, where tiny will make their
home in the future1. The happy
couple are wished every happiiutjs
I their many fri. ftd-V -j tt
l iilverslly Women to Meet.
fill; ISTIA NI ( M'l - The in
ternal lonat Federal ion of I'niver
slly Women will hold a coiiki ess
here from . July 1'S to August 1.
at the inviiaibtn of the four Noi;
branches of the I'nion of t'm
versiiy Womi ii. IJiKhieen snbd;
visions of the nssociation will h
represf-nted at t he congress, and
of the 4to deleifateM to atteml,
about -tMi are expected from lb
fnlted Hint on.
eni la
reha:
A humoroits magazine has start
ed a cainpulfrn for "Mkct and bet
ter wars.' Military men may re
taliate by start inff a movement for
bbrffcr and better humor."
, This is the season of the year
when the driiir stores become th
most -attended n indao schools. -
ItinnminKion Jtnllelln.
rw yotr miampoo
VOI R II.MU?
Shampooing one's hr.lr In
hot wenthrr Is most un
pleasant. Ifavc your hnlr
shampooed In the modern,
comfortable way nnd quick
ly Orlod with tho pedestal
drier. We feature the prop
er shampoo and rinse for
Bray hair.
Itohhitn? - Marcelling '
Curling
at rnr. cot.omal
riionc r,21-J
1801 Foirth St. Apt. B
Al.t-'Kl. (Spechri) Mr. and
Mrs. Irwin Moss nnd duiiRhfr
l.etha have just reiurn.-d from
Hood Kiver, where tiny hae
spent sevi-ral davs visiting relu
1 ives.
M. f. SM-warl and son; Kratik
and Clifford drove ov. r to I 'eii-
db'tnu Sunday.
Ifrlwold .and !nnr. went
I n Rtirtnir. iAfsih and pur
a new Kurd tonrin; car.,
Miss Kdiia Kt nit y, who h;i i
been vistlnif? Mrs. Crvanl of Alie.-I.
expects to spend the Mtmmer here.
Mr. and .va. 1 1. ('. f'.n h.-n.in
have left for 'and. ride-, Idaho,
where thev illlt n-i In ?:pelid a H w
weeks viit tt:r i-ftalix is.
.1. W. t ':i!,c an. I daughter Vera.
Went ti it t;r:t;:d-- Htttiid.tv to
have some d lilnl .I'U dune.
lou i!url:man reehct l;jr(;e
;hlpinenl or little chick from Se
attle, Wash., reeeiifty.
Mr. and Mis. V, A. I Iiutciliait
and dautrbter, Mi-hia. wpc in l..t
(firauiie Jhotpui:r receiiiiv.
Severn) Alice' Inns went over fo
f'ove swhnnitni? this week.
Mr. and Mrs. A rchie Keown
and Mr. ami Mrs. Oliver Kerr went
on a picnic recently. A very en
joyable lime was reported.
Misses Kathlein and (Hadys
Stewart were visitors if Mrs. (i. I
Sm ncer or ijx (iraade recently.
Miss Verdie Itrowu ha:-; just re.
I itrncd from t a ( Jrnnite, w hen
she has been visit imr hi-r brothers
for the past two wf ;..
Coriiersloiic Laid.
' ftlUVAI.ldS.-"- The cornerstone
'of l lie new inei?a L'p.-idon I ra
terntly home at Thirteen! h and
'Monroe streets has been laid. K
I'!'. Heed, college editor, who is ft
number of -I 'hi Kappa I 'si, nation
al fraternity petitioned by Omeua
' I'pHllon, was t he principal spra li
ter lit the event. The house h
I colonial In slyle and constructed
lof brick and fhnei. : It will Ih
jilntKhcd by the opening of school
t in September at a cost of ap
provlmately i'.'(i.nfiM.
CAR
Where Your Credit Is Good
.Mrs. l-.dna t'ouklln spent tho week
end in Walht Walla. Wash.
I Mis. ci. A. Huntlev. who has
been at Hot J.iifce sanatorium for
t he pasl row weeks returned to
tovc Monday.
llertrand Wardell returned Moit.
day from f Tovo, ftah, where ho
has been attending school.
Mr. and Mrs. v. O. Foreman of
Haliwny, will spend the summer
at Cove.
Mr. und Mrs. ftvirle' lHdlaas
and Mr. nnd Mrs. tl. K
... - ; VT l r . WK.ibra of the
ioea lur i ne ciuning ui
school.
Miss l.cona Hanson, who has
(ust completed her school a
I '"rry Jen for her home at (J)ens
l-'erry, Idaho, after a few d?s
with her parents. She will leavo
for I'lttsbiirir, I'enn. to sjiend tho
mininier with her brother and
family in a short time.
Mr. ami Mrs. Pearson nnd fam
ily, of North I'uwder have MMved
to i 'ove for the silltinier.
Km or - ftntj LconartK v Miiimni
have just reinriietl from a lishimr
trip to Hie Miua.ii.
I.ec Mcclain is busy, erect itifj n I
r.ew grmiKc
Mr. aiid Mr. Thomas Towle left
thi'i utorniii; for Port faml and
Viuicoiix er to be gone u moot h.
They ire arronipann d by Mrs.
Towles ouMiih tljadya and JJart
t1d .fidmson; '
The ri jrtdar nieejiip. nf Ihe Pov
'handier of 'mnmerve uti id na
if. iv evening waa an open meeting
wtlh a g iieiiit itiviiafion r-xtended
to all, the object being to di.tcn:s
poppet ntb'H aiitj rotiiinttidty pron
(mi. A nitisieiil program wan
u nd. r d inf f r?:pe. d n if h ti
m i ii u tt- talks. The fii-.'ii n timber
.i.h a piano solo Uy I. nra lin ker,
with vocal ; tdes by Mr::. 1a ntun
(had wick. Mr?'. T.'dirh fhy. Mis.
Htearn:i, Mrs; Tory Smith 'and
Mr. Clomp.
r-f:t-:xf -tnvtttf vvk motoh
ittts'i visr ivw i-uit
ui iM(i in:u siir i;
I'A lilH (AC) If by rarele;w
driving when nut with a pet-feet
li'dy you g. t her into an accident
thai robs her -of her smile, you'll
pay for It, and if the holy in ipies-
lion is u professional smlhT, it
comes pi lly here In l-'ranee.
Twenty thaiiKaiid francs is wiwl
Mine, .lane Logan, a niiisieal com.
el v tt r e-Hf has jnt received
damages from lo-r motoring escort
of a year ago. ' The stMrediUM sh
i igui-i-tl -In left her'wllh scars on
the right eftF, I hp forelieitd nnd
Hps, In sewing up the. last-named I
wounds, the face wan so ronton
as to make Mine. 1 .a gait's famed
iooUihi smile a tiling tf the pa -4. .
Ilene.- the Itiwsnit.
nomics. Miss Kuth lljertaaa plac
ed second, j,
ItM-oino Tav Ca A'iitiK
SAI.K.M, Ore Arguments of at
torneys were heard by the su
premo court here In the suit
orotmht hy the Standard imher
company of Portland to test the
constitutionality of the slate In- fare advance! by m reimnis m thi
come tax act enacted at the hist i reasons for Ihe extremely high
a.inis ,-,f tht teiriahiture. i hfend-! orlces asked for ahnosf fill maim-
Carkcr iun(s ,M tHt ai) jnimifj mem- fact ured articles in (bnnany. Ir.
state tax commission SHchacltt. preshteiit of the- Hehdm-
ind the attorney-general. -hank and directors of currency,
HKRi m. f A Interest rtrcs
In (lermuny undtr ilte present un-
eertatn frnauctaf condition vary
fronvi to 3 per cent monthly, Cur
fhernmre, the arnouilf of crettif
available for munufaeturers and
agrictiifnHiifs is greatly limited by
ihe restricted circulation of ren
tenmarks, which must he kept iow
to prevent the renlenmark (rout
cot tripling- as iti.f the paper mark.
So all in nil the Oenuuu iubuu
facrurer. fsnuer or merchant who
is Ui'ueed of a loan to carry on hir.
opera i ions, finds himsetf in great1
ilifficuUy,
l-'ew manufacturers can purchase
raw luaterkda. make I hem tip, mar
ket and collect on the product In
lesrf tii,n iwn iissoistha. Mamsy har
rowed for such an operation ndds
tt'etttendimsly to Hit cost. Mer
chants everywhere aro marking up
their stocks and making the pnbHr
bear t he burden, even on stocks
obtained bWore rhe, rentenirrark
was placed on a sola) basis.
tie suoe rndusfrj in (iermany is
specially handicapped by the high
interest rates. Cmini; the period
v In n the paper mark was making
its spectacular fatt. dealers stocked
up with shoes at very low prices
Warehouses were filled with them
and the markets were glutted. Con
sequent ty the manufacturers had to
shut down. Now there Is a de
mand for seasonable shoes of late
style to freshen up the ueennsulated
litocks of shoe dealers, but money
in so dear that mumtfvtui-;' can
not finance their operations.
Interest rates, hijfh tasea and un
certainty or the financial sit nut Ion
fully renllxes the great handicap
i in potft'd tftv wonitfrt'rt'n by t It 6 af r lc t
UhHlailon of credits., Kut he says
tip" renfenmnrk cannot tu kept ntn
bU If credits are not carefully re
stricfe.f. and ht' believes the repub
lic us u whole will do heUe-p with
sfabb money und ivsirlcted creilits
than it would with a I'adllnn enr-rency.
Wouldn't It be wisler, now, for
the iieW-ffKitvprs to urint short Yintri
of the politicians who were not I
tnvotred in the oil scrtifd.ti?
1 fri! -A ."ui4jALi
m ForinfanH. !
f , IneelUt,
V, VHUdrm.
Rich Milk) Malted Gralnext. in powder
formiiBsketTheFnodDrinSefarASlAgs.
Digestible No rooking. A light Lunch
ftlwsys st h&fld. Also In Tablet form.
Ask for "HorUok'a," at all Fountain!.
fry Avoid !mi5tinns SubcHhi!
Beauty Seekers Will
Da Well to Tiy
THE MARINELLO
SHOP
Room B, Sominrr lllilc
"A henuty aid for
PliONR MAIS HT
I&Mffi' Baking
Same Price
Wfi&fM- f. Ounces for FZ
11
j mm use ss than of
i vk higher priced brands
J Why Pay War Prices'
I MILLIONS OF "POUNDS
I - USED BY THE GOVERNMENT
for the figure in
clined to
stoutness :.. , . ..
KxqiilallPt Very Hclllly lionncl
-I"'" eliwhiid timtlom ot
walnlllno. Kvory I.H CamlUo
mwtia "Beanty nnd romfart,
Too" for Ha wonmr. The pat.
tntrtl Venrne fcaffira mokoii
Cnmllle aatonlshlnBly comforu
Mo.
A full linn, of tha (IlKsreat
mOiM ainnjn on liana.
Mrs. Eobt Pattiscn
CorNMilpre
I'linnn Itlnln nns
Ant, Itt, K J'olt y m$gt
AttractiveDresses
S3
Si
KXQHIS1TE GARMENTS FOR AFTERNOON,
STRUCT, FOKMAL AND SPOUTS .WEAR,
t: t -
Bttitf fttt Sitks, Mixtures, ami tha lighter materia?;?.
LADIES R!
. A.
EADViO-WEAR
AND MILUNERy
The most economical food prices. . .
- v.
Lower than 1913. :. .
The Grande Ronde Meat 6
wM-'l niH'liuli hi
DON T FORGET
I S WHKX VOI' HAVE A RWETT TOOTH
Oitr mnrty yenrt of MpfriWKT; In fho rarrrty btwinnw hu lit ,
u tow ui uiaku it Kupcrlor grailo ol candy t n reawnauio
prlii?.
The Candy Shop
I ir. sr.
The Doom of ffomo 3Jo.io Candy j
' .1 III, HI rr-- .
FOR SALE
3S nrros near Jmhlcr. In rrooO
sliaiH, f:iir huihtin, mmtH
fruit, Im t i l. h; nlfalfii. Will
trail fity for ftty iiroM-rty
In J,a (Inuiilf, or will t:i!i.
sittriii mvmnt tlown nnd nlw
muni icrina on hiihilirc. Th-ro
in $ Him morion can an
mtiiiiil. J'rh'n
!
f
Beauty
Slioppe
5liiiini'lh t'o-mHli
?itn U V.
Vi will lv. your rrn
hnir nMh In-rt,-Kitf.i.l h:'i
rtyo ot rost of in.Ut-rlal for
in flavH only. i-f rit:n- nify
hanifhin r.rny hnir.
I of) in 3, olfon
liiifl.tin;;.
f room, hnth ninl toilet nm! rlo-
( finiHhi-d; two mori! rooifi4';
run ! finih.- .i:.';uirsi i
Komi lul. two harnw, i-Ih. All ,
local fit nt-jir tlm.rtcw KJaitij"'
iihIIh, "Price for all $r..omi, or
viil H'll loin nt-pnratf far 3'r
each. Tithih on part of it.
fi room modi'rn liomo on Rprint"
Htr't, ttriiiitifut vhnv. Toilets
;inl liatliH up ami fltnvn stairn, '
hot air pfpn furnace; on pavi-.l i
Htrcirt all paid. All aiw.'m
iio'iitH paid. Trttn ami Bhruh-j
ln-ry. Will Inclinh1 hoih fur-'
nit urc. 1'i icc l-iTf.". '.ihu:i ,
c.th will hnntllt It, halanct
r n'nahle tinip.
Phy, Black &
Stoop
lir.Af.TOHS
In 1 Ornrt Nallmial Hank BMg,
Im flranili. Orcfcoo. ,
FHONB tAfN M
Appropriateness an Essen
tial Factor in Successful
Shoe Choosing
Beauty, of material, grace of line, pm-fpcticm of
workmanship all are esscnliul la good .ihiies.
All are evident in oiir shoes.'
j
Hut there's one (liinp; more (hat must
tie cimpidered if yon are to i?e smartly
hIhkI Appropriateness.
FafJiiim understanding U clearly tviiienced in ,
our comprehensive display;: of correet summer
footweiif.
The Bootery Inc.
208 Depot Street Phone Main 118
"A Taradise for Tired Feet"
Home of the Arch-Aid Shoe for Men and Women
GROVER SMITlr, Mgr.
WILL AffD
Threaded Rnblwr Bat
tery for thfr Car
BOSCH
DependaMe Jgnitioif
System ;
A
nnouncenie
TIIK IIATTERY AND ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY
Announces Us formal opening in Ia Gi-aride at 1311 Wu-shington St
in the Leighton Machine Works Building.
Wiilard Himage liattertes, IJosch Iirnition System,
Hlromherg tlaibuietors
A coni)Icte stock of new, genuine battei-y and electrical parts will be
maintained at all times. Charging equipment and electrical repair.
Machinery is of. the most mortem design, permitting a thoroughly de
pendalile and economic service.
AIF Makes of Kafteries Tested ami Filled Free.
Your Patronage ih solicited on the basis ot Quality Merchandise, Depend
able Work, and Reasonable Prices.
THE BATTERY & ELECTRIC SERVICE CO.
1311 Washington St. Telephone Main 753.
Leighton Machine Works BIdg.
STR0SII3BRG
Carburetor, the Accepted
Standiitd
SERVICE
On
All Makes