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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1924)
Monday,; June 2,' 1924, THE KA GRANDE EVENING -OBSERVER PAGE THKEB U1Iir'lUUlliM)lltllHti4l NEWS of SOCIETY : : ; r i it i in a i n rwxriin Boclal news must be tn the hands of the aoclety editor by t:SO o'clock. Dub to the fact that the social page la made up before noon. It la practically Im possible to lnart atortea a Her that hour. Hereafter, Items, no matter how Important they are, that are delayed beyond that hour, will not be printed until the fnl lowing day Nnwa Edi tor's Note. i Ifsln? the ring ceremony, Klmer (Jranl Keitli, pa.sior of ilm Motho illHt KpiKcopal church, Sunday a) nno o'clock milled In murrluK' MlRi Huhy Hiiy, of l.a ltr.iud; und Watif-r K. KlhiKliuiu-r, of KnU-r-prlKO, oi IIih Mt'ihotliat narHon:iK. The Itrlile and groom wire ailemlfd lijr MlriH Autln y NqhIi und Nolan Skiff. Only Ihf pnrciiu of lh hup py couple vye pri'wnt. Following a Wftlilln luncheon nl th home of Mr. and Mrs. I,. P. toy Mr. antl Mth. KlliiKhuiuer went lo KnlerprlHC win-re ilu-y will nuitic their home. 'Che proom la a business man of the Wallowa county hcuI and MIhh luy, who attendfd .n Crandc hiffli srhriol, )h one of the popular yotinji ladba of thla city. Tomorrow rveninff, June 3, at ' elpht o'clock a costume recital will ho Klven tty the piano ntttdentn of i Mls Hilda Anthony and Miss Kllu . Nlfhums at the library auditorium. Approximately twenty-five children J will take pari In the recital and eleven conntriea will be reprcsent- i T)tosi repreRcntlnj? America nre i rhylllH Poteron, jomild 1'oaroh. J Mildred" Khumrito, Joan PMcock, I IMwln Klrhy and HuhacII Nelson; i l'ranci', Walter Uerjjer and Veda TlnKewii; Scotland, Margaret McAl 1 lister and i'lalr Perkhm: Holland, Helen Hargfiit and Harbara fool- lilK: Norway, Wlltnn Muys and f Oiillda AHhby: Japan, Sallle Hie- grist and Judith SnodKraas; China. Janet ItlnKner and Siillie KHurlst; I Hungary. I.ydn Mae llollist.r and I Sylvia llndKin: Italy, Lola Marian HnodgraMS and Ituth McAllister: ltiiRNia, Adolph SiK'lsl and Spuln. nernico WilHon and i'lark It uclt mnn. The children will be in costume according to (he nation reprvfwnt--d. The public la cordially fiivilt-d to attend. Tho Wednenlay Afternoon club ban adjourned for the nuniiner. but will r'HUme Ma mcHinirt again In the fall. A beautiful June wedding look placp yesterday afternoon at lh "'. V. f'hainller home, 2nK Third atrert. when Myron l- 'handler nnd Mlaa Myrtle K, Murland. were united in man-luge, with Iteverencl A. It. Sitton, of the Huptist church, officiating. The home wum attrac tively decorated with flowera and the ring service was used. Many friend and relatives of the h'rldc and groom were In attendance. Immediately followini: the cere mony the happy couple left ror rvnti-alla. Washington, where they will make their future home, Mr. i 'handler being an engineer at that place.- Mrs. '('handler was n teach er In the public HchnolH of 1'nion county previotiH to her marriage. Itolh Mr. and Mra. chandler are graduate1 of the l,a (lrande high achool and have many friends here who wish them every hiinpln.'HH. The average womnn can wlihnut a lot of things If tin neighbor across the street doesn't have them. Pnna. Palladium. Pcnnaiietiily wavctl. wavy or curly hair slmuul bn Vater-AVavl The water-wnve la soft and natural In appearance. In no wise can ll. poBibly harm the hnlr. Moles, warts, auperfluo is hair ' permanently removed without scor. A 11 W oi li (i uaran t ihmI AT TlfK rOIXMAtj lMtone fiil-J lSOS Fojrth St. Apt. B CARE'S Where Your Credit Is Good a. L?1 Fhone 310-W 1 In Parliament k h-R I a . 1 1 'kM Ft; i Lady Terrlngton, M. P., who la running a close second to. I.ady Astor in keepint; the Uiitlsh pnil la ment stivred up over public policies. Fashion Notes Impracliiiil Hut lvjsunt. Paris. Noihing ciould be more Impractical than a turmiolae an,j green beaded parrot on u' white cn'pe de chine bit of lingerie. Tills, however. Is tho decoration on one bizarre et of utidertblnga ahown here today. llnriniilal Strlp-s on I lose. Pa ris. 1 1 osierv w it li .. i LstripeM in among tin- it. ins i-;tli-u: un,-u io miiKe i ue - summer bril liant. They are. Uoiuun atripes. rather wide, am) very gundy und not necessarily matching any pari of the coat n me. Artifielal I to wees. London. Then.. Ik a decided rlutiiniilon today in tlie vogue lor curringH, but tlie vogue for brooch es placed at unu.suat aiighsiH on the Increaae. A favorite resting place for tlie big eumeo brooch in oil Hie wriHt, where it i held by a wide band of velvet ribbon. Coral In I'avor. New York. Coral is once. ORain in favor with young girls, espe cially lor su turner dunce frocks One hucIi kown, made without a girdle of any ort. w as of coral crepe de chine with ten short ruf flea of silver lac(. placed slantwise acroHH the front breadth ,lnrk. lilui Taffeia.l!(U,., New York. A 'dark blue ta'rfeta bat shown here today combines the 1 rlcorn and t urban mollis. The shape is definitely trlcorn, but the tafleia, accordion phatt-d, is placed In u wide roll all around the low er edge of the hat, where it touches the eyebrows, is a narrow line of brill la nra. KNIGHTS WILL VISIT BAKER P.AKKR, Ore. (Special) A looked forward event 'by mem bers of linker Council, No. .S4,t Knlgbts of ColumbiiK, of this rlty Is the big initiation ami hunum-l to bo held on Sunday. June flnnl nrrangimenls for which have been completed, giving promise of being n very enjoyable affair. The three degrees will be ex emplified on that day. The Port land degree team will have charge of the work under Ihe direction or State Hcpuiy p. J. llanley of Port land. District Deputy J. 11. Pen re of Ij Urunde will be in attendance or well hh representatives, mem bers of the order from llolse, On tario, I .a Grande, I Vndlclnn nnd other cities of Oregon. The poor we have with us en tire. also. They can't afford an operation. Beauty Shoppe Atartiiello Co'inftln W w 111 Jy your era hair with In-rto-H:ipld hair dy ot cov.t of niat. riut fo ti dny only. I vnnant.ntiy bunlsht-a gray hair. rtooni 3, Vet-Jiiob,on Ittilldlng. i llltfUULU LAfLNU RUM TRAFFIC Bahamans Making Money by Trading in Liquor Since America Went Dry. ' WASHINGTON (AP) The fluctuations or the financial tor 1 lines of t Hi Kovernnieuts of neighboring Itrlilsh cclonles. for inula nee ot the Itahama Islands, lil.li d from del. io prospi-rlly since the Culled Siales went dry. and of the liernmda Islands, which have won from the lla hamus much profitable bnsineHi in exporting llunor to the American coasts, is being watched with In terest by the prohibition enforce ment officers here of the govern ment. Itermudu now bus a hand HuiiK! auidu in its treasury. The latest development tn the Hahninas. a move to stmt a dis tillery to man m act ore American rye whiskey, all stocks of which, uh fur as the bootlegging hiisinesa Is concerned, are : practically ex hausted, has come to the atten tion of prohibition officers. In the liuhamu assembly . W. K. Moore recently moved the appoint ment of u select committee to eu iuire lid a and report on the work ing of the splrltH und beer manu facturers' act of lii2l. Speaking to the motion, Mr. Moon told his telluw legislators that opportun ities were coming to their Island, The llahutiuis, he declared had en couraged the liquor, traffic, but there was no American rye whis key available, the enormous sup plies exported from the Pulled Stales to those islands before pro. hibitlon having been exhausted by the bootlegging business In t he four years since thn. persons Interested In the distil lery, Mr. -Moore stated, believed the manufacture of rye whiskey a nil its export Io the American coast would bo the means of re siiscllatlug the l.slumlH rum run ning trade nnd add to Ha ha ma's revenues, now at low ebb because much of Die rum running busi ness was being conducted from permudu. A committee of .seven members was appointed to report on Ihe working of the spirits and hcer imiimfacliircrs act. 4 Speaking of the proposed rye whiskey distillery, a Huhama newspaper remarks that If the Ba hamas can supply the unsatisfied demand for rye whiskey, Ihe col ony ,may once ugaln have a mon opoly aad attract business with a revenue or 'A for each, proof gal Ton dlMilled. Also It may agtiln h ublc to insist that buyers take Scotch along with Hie rye, if this happens the paper suggests that the duty on imported whi.sk lea be raided to aRatn, und kept there. A year ago the tariff on liquor; was reduced from to (3 a cu.e in onb r to stop the decline in the traffic. ThrouKh Hn reduction it is claimed the colony lost mure than $iImi,imiii In revenue. . A pro posal now before the legislature calls for a further reduction to $1 a case. 1,. W. Young, member of the assembly and one of those strong ly favoring reduction of the duties suld thai when the members of the Mouse realized how much the lienor business had changed the internal affairs of the colony, civ ic, social and nl most religions, It was time they should consider very seriously how they would dispose of the question. Not only hail there been an Increase In the number of rmploycH nnd salaries in the colonv's civil oslithlishment are three baUs the sign ot a pawnslup? hnoausp tho Medici family of Iltilv o:ilnrl tlnlr natnn from prartlring nuMllclnp. Thy b-pamp( Mm first moiify-li-ndcrs und tiw I uh a Hlfin t ht'ir coat of arm. ' which liorc ihr-o irohlcn "plll' Man vg save hi-alth ari'l money hy tialng ( yhVffl&aT Rnti m to ker-p thp hftdy free from poia onons food wohIp. PnnMst Mineral Oil li otlorlpni, rolorlfRs, tafttclf-wt. It quickly soltfn.f tho bowt'l ront nts and lors not havf the unpleasant ef-j ffctw of many cathartics. on of run Purctfst prf-para- tlon for health and hyBk-nc. ( WhyV Evry ttt iri thff h'-it tht skill aui earn can produce . Glass Drugs 72 VrugStan . .Fisher's ,Liick' !: P. itv hltr catch for a small boy, you'll have to admit; But this ii the time of year salt water herring run near Pembroke. Mass., and even a "tiny tad" can bring 'em la. but huge sums of money hud been spent upon public improvement's and utilities, making commit ments thai weru going to .Involve huge expenditure for many, years to come. . 1 ' In Itermudu the llgistnture has been debating I he question of what to do with n tidy surplus retaining- from Ihe liquor I ruffle. Members of the assembly have cautioned against excesulvo expen ditures und mounting expenses be cause they profess to . foresee a curtailment of t he colony's reve nues from the liquor traffic. A report to the assembly recenlly in dicated that had it not, been for the heavy receipt at from liquor im port duliiis, the colony, during the last fiscal year, would have faced a deficit. ' ' , ' , Air Postnian in Alaska Hapidly Crowing KMi VA lit HANKS. Alaska. (AP) Carl li. Kiel sou, the air postman flying bet ween this city and Mc flrath. Alaska, a distance of aftf) miles, is one of the best paid men In the uerial mull service, accord ing to th local post muster. Kielaon -receives $- u mile or nhout $2im an hour. The govern ment furnishes the plane und pays for repairs. Klelson purchases the gasoline uml oil and provides the Held and hangar. He made his first flight lu C.i 17 at Itiverslde, Cnl., while a cadet in the army air service. Intiillion la the quality that en ables u woman to know whut her huabund Is pouting about tjiis lime. Add zest! Serve light. crisp Snow Flakes! SnowFlakes PAC1P1C CWSTtPCBlBISCUIT CO. .CH-PBESERV &Slp? The Bootery Inc 206 Depot Street Phone Main 118 "A Paradise for Tired Feet" ' Home of the Arch-Aid Shoe for Menand Women GROVER SMITH, Mgr. 'Sell Improvement in Lumber Market Noted During : Past Week Excepting in Hardwoocf Trade. Some improvement In the soft wood lumlier market has been not ed during (he lust week, und the tone Is distinctly Wronger, says the Aiiu'ricun Lumberman, Chicago. HookiiiKH by southern pin. . mills have show ii progressive growth during recent weeks, und have late ly exceeded production for the first time In four months. Whittle southern pine prices are still low, I hey have show n no uddltion de clines of any consequence in ,the lust ten dayB. The same Is true of Douglas fir prices which, after pre1 cipiiate drops, now appear to have si ruck hoi i niu. An upward reac tion at any time is expected by west coast manufacturers, who re port a Hteudy, though slow, expan sion In domestic demand. -These also report a brighter export out look. Lumber stocks in Japan aro said lo have been reduced lo a sur prising extent, so u resumption of buying from that source Is expect ed, especially as the season Is how at hand when Japanese exports normally Increase and thereby en hance Hie value of Ihe yen. Other export fields also show unmistak able interest In the fir market, and It is likely that July 1 will find a vustty changed condition In ' till? branch of the trade. The hardwood market has shown little change, consuming Interests still buying 1 with exiiiine caution SAGE TEA DANDY . TO DARKEN HAIR It's Grandmother's . Recipe to Bring Back Color and Lustre to Hair Voit can t u ru era v. f mled hai r beautifully dark nnd lns(roii almost over nijjlit if you'll get- a bottle of "Wyetlra Mne nnd Sulphur Com pound" at any ding store. .Millions of hot ties of thin old famous Sne Tea llrripe, improved by the adili t ion of ot her i npred if tit s, aro no Id anuuulty, say woll known drupRiuM here, liernuse it darkens the hmr so naturally sml evenly that no one can tell it lm lieen applied. Those whose huir is turning gray tfir becoming' faded have ti lUirftrUe awaiting thrni, WrauHa alter one or two applications the gray - hair vanir.hr h and your locks become luxuriantly dark and Iteautifiil. This is the age of youth, flray haiicd, unattrai tivo folk aren't wanted" around, so get busy ,, with WyeMi'ft Sago and Sulphur Compound to-'iiie;hi nifi you'll be delighted with your dark, li;mdoma Jmir and your youthful appearanc within a few day. 'Ve Have , The Ql'ICK MKAI, OIL NTOVKS i K(iii))c(l with tho Lor ain hili -ii)ped hinncr. Skala Hdw. Company ritone Main 33 Hoescli lildg. You deserve good feet! GOOD active feet will htlp youi anJ you deserve to hove them. Andit iiquitc probabletlifit you would liave them if you wore the Arch Pre lerver Shoe. Thousands of men have given themselves that little 'edgeM that wins, by wearing this shoe. Let us show you. . '111. e.nd n(onic( cases having curtailed tyou- 'ourputal'-'Vhi' oiiVlooliV'ho tYeiL is not entirely discouraging, and! hardwood nianufacturera con tinue to take a cheerful view of tho situation. Southern species have shown some further alight price declines, but northern woods oc cupy virtually th same position an heretofore. The scarcity of the latter remains acute, and the lim ited quantities of the new cut that are reaching marketable state are moving out on old orders. We Offer i t A 6-room modern hous, has fllneplng porch, good . basement, hot; water heat, fireplace, north front, choice location. Lot 7uxl.'a feet, good garage. This property must bo Inspected to fully appre ciate Its full, val je. If you want a tine house. Bee this. Prlca $6000, terms $3000 cash, bal, arrange.1. If you can use a 3 -room modern cozy home, some good furniture, lawn, gnrden, an old garage, friee reasonable. Terms $:Ho cash, balance monthly down to mort gae. .When you are In need of hom. or a lot on which to build a home., we, have either. - I-et ns show you. La Grande Investment , Company BONDED REALTORS Reliable Ajcrnts for Reliable losurftnco Conipaukfl. 1101 Admtu An. Main 751 Beauty Seekers Will Do Well to Try THE MARINELLO SHOP Room 0, Honunrr W(l(. "A beauty aid for every need" rnoNB ttiAin vtt JUST OUT! ...What? Grand Eagles Cigars Sweet and Mild Mude of high-grade to-' bacco, long filler. 3 Sizes Wholesale only Win. B. Layden, Mfr. 1517 Madison Ave. . WILLARD Threaded Kiiblicr Bat tery for the Car Airn'oiinceiiienC; THE BATTERY AND ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY Announces its formal opening in La Grande at 1311 Washington St., -, in the Leighton Machine Worka Building. .Willaid Storage Batteries, Bosch Ignition System, ' Stromberg Carburetors A complete stock of new, genuine battery and electrical parts will be maintained at all 'times. Charging equipment and electrical repair. Machinery is of the most modern design, permitting a thoroughly de pendable and economic service. All Makes of Batteries Tested and Filled Free. Your Patronage is solicited on the basis of Quality Merchandise, Depend able Work, and Reasonable Prices. THE BATTERY 8 ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. , 1311 Washington St. Telephone Main 753. r Leighton Machine Works BIdg. f STROMBERG Carburetor, the Accepted Standard . LADIES READY-TO-WEAR yX , AND MILLINERY When Fashion Speaks of Sport Clothes The new Tub Silks will be one of Fashion's best for summer wear. Shown in stripes, checks and plain colors. BOYS ! OliR US. CHAIN TREAD Bicycle Tires Are popular in La Grande They aro made v for Sei'vice. Oregon Hardware & Imp Co. : ' ' . MEAT The Grande Ronde Meat Ce DON'T IS WHEN YOV HAVE A SWEET TOOTO Our many yeart or nprrtmae In the candy business lias tauRht ns now to maku suprrlor grade of candy at a reasonable price. The Candy Shop IS FIR ST. The Boom at Uaum Made Candy g The most economical food prices. Lower than 1913. FORGET BOSCH ' Depemdable Ignition System SERVICE On All Makes f.' i ; ! i f I isii if: t If: 1 : IK
