La Grande evening observer., June 13, 1924, Image 3

Friday, June 18, 1924.
THE E5 GRANDE EVENING OBSER
..7TT..E5S2.THSEH-.-
NEWS of SOCIETY
VOTE COUNT
- Social news must be In the
hands of the society editor by
9:30 o'clock. Due to the fact
that the social page t made up
be rore noon. It Is practically Im
possible to Insert stories after
that hour. Hereafter. Items, no
matter how important they are,
that are delayed beyond thai
hour, will not be printed until
the following day News Edi
tor's Note.
A delightful afternoon was npenl
yesterday, when Mrs. James O'Neal
was hosiers to the Past Chiefs club
of Pythian Histers. K lection of of
ferers for the ensuing year was ono
of the main features of the after
noon, the following ladies being
installed: Mrs. C W; -Harnden,
president : M rs. Jark Oliver, vice
president, and Mrs. James O'Neal,
secret ary-treasiirer.
After a short business meeting,
during" which it was derided to
give a rooked food sale-hi the near
future, a pleasant social hour-wa
spent and delirious refreshments
served.
.' ""
Approximately fifty Indies were
In ottendnnce yesterday, when Mrs.
Everett Walslntrer wns:bostoRs to
the Allrei I.odlt s Aid ,at her coun
try home. The afternoon was de
lightfully hju-nt, a splendid niiislcut
progrom being glvfti," with 'Mrs. A.
V. Kisher-in charge.
The homo was utlraVtlvely deco
rated with ex(itiKite roses and dur
ing the afternoon n delicious lunch
eon was served. Thosn -nRfilslIng
Mrs. Wiilstnger were Mrs. John Ha
monn, Airs. Arthur Hamnnn, Miss
Laura Hamonn nhd sirs. M. Jus
per. . i
Members of the Foreign Mission
nry Norlety of the Methodist churrh
spent a very Interest in afternoon
Wednesday, when thcv met ut the
borne of Mrs. W. V. Klnzle, It
was the Inst meeting of the season
and many important matters were
dlsrussed. After the regular lesson
was studied and discussed, a dnlnty
luncheon was served by the boa
teas.
... ..-.
Misses Josephine ; "Rhodes and
jRernlre Lloyd left Inst rvenlng for
Seattle, WnsVi., where they will at
tend summer school nt the Uni
versity of Washington.
Mrs. Frnnrls nonquet of Enter
prise, came down from Enterprise
yesterday to meet her mother, who
came from Kunsas city, mo., ic
epend the summer nt the home of
ber daughter.
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Domestic Science Is
Taught in Windows
BERLIN (AP) Lolpslzer
street, the main tlioronirhfare of
downtown n.-rlln, has been a inln
attire l.elpslg fulr recently. In
stead of erecting exposition hulhl
Inir nnd renting special booths
Tor their dlspluys, the tlniviitown
b lslneKS ini'n have simply wrreeil
S COMPLETED
McNaryl Nominated by
rl,Ki Majority; Mil
ton Miller and James
Hatvey C rah am Win.
ftAl.RM. Oro. (Special!. C. J..
McNury, for lnd Hlatrs senator,
won over Oeorgc 1. Baker of I'ort
to convert their spacious 'show in.n.1 bv a mninrliw nf fu.ac.4 voles.
windows into expositions of whntiv.coninif to .he official cui. vus of
mey can "WtireiiKuniie," inn sri- the ballots cast at the rvpuhllran
mm or knowledge of . how good primary election., held In Oregon
nr.. limine. i no suggestion came uy ltj, k K. Kubll. also can
from the League of Hou.sewlvea. ,idate for lTnitd Stfcleii s-nalor. re
which desin-s Its. memhershlp to'elved U.4f.3 votes, while II. H
become an aggregation of thln'4-jstallard polled S'JSa votes... .
-u..i-.u..S n..eKe..pers. nft0 u.h vnl.
There was a time before the1
house-
polled the highest vote, for-re pub
llican presidential, elector. . Other
war when every . (lertn;
i-... .' . 1 J " successful candidates for this honor
f " ",,MK Jl7 ' received the following votes? A. W.
Into the "-Iteup of - articles of L)o ss j Q 8?
clothing and furniture nnd trlrtl f(Sfl Hurr,.t np Rlchor(H; 78 .
to Inculcate in their the ability
to make purchases with an ejo
to quality. With the war ram.
the prartlce of palming off s Ui-stltiuVs-
lierause of., the ' Inability
to obtain the proper- raw, mu
terluls. Only gradually goods and
wares, are' being produced on a
4!6 nnd Panlel Boyd, 74.126.
W. C. Havvley, republican, for
representative In congress from the
first congressional jric!, received
u total ot - 37,'Fifi. votes, agutnat 14,
4t8 votes received by IVter, Zim
merman of Yamhill county. -
ritiiuu it-uiii imh uii lereiire . t
i ,i r.
tonne mure in
clined to
stoutness
Exquisite! Very Iln-MIy boned
permits absolute freedom of
waistline. . Every La Comtlle
means "Beauty and Comfort
Too" for Its wearer. The pat
ented Ventllo feature makes 1a
Camilla astonishingly comfort
able. A full line of the different
models always on band.
Mrs. Robt Pattison
Oorsetlere
Phone Main 58
Apt. 10, New Foley Bid
tweeu.reat and Imitation mater
ials.
. -Among , the exhibits In the show
windows of , l.elpxiger sW-eet are
the manufiicture of shoes, of um
brellas nnd 1 of woolen '-good:!,
'I'M ere are dtsphtys of modern bed
rooms, clothes closets nnd .travel
ling equlpnient. Heal lore Is
shown side by side with itriltif-
tion, real dlnmonds with fake,
nnd real fur with false.
Muny schools of domestic .cro
nomy are - taking their , pupils, llui
whole - lenglh of "U'lpzlger street,
with -.the ; lenrher . explaining - the
various proresses ; exhibited. .
An cffertlvo way to use the
popular' maribou banding Is shown
on this fitinigbtllne frork of petul
pink rrepe. It edges the side pan
els that nre filled -so smoothly
about the waist. The use of long
light sleeves on dinner and even
ing frocks is Increasing nnd the.
absenre of elaborate trimming is
noticeable.
Fashion Notes
More I'miKiial Shoes.
Paris. Shoes today are heroni-
ing more and more unusual, (me
pair combines the season's affection
for orange and red. The red vamp
is covered wllli large, Irregular
orange splotches.
Hnrbnric Ornnmcntfl.
London Barbaric ornaments arc-
seen these nflernoons.ut the Savoy,
the Berkeley, and the other smart
afternoon tea places. Kent her
bracelets have reached t he stuge
where they use rather large ostrich
tips for the circlet and a cascade
of fronds as additional ornament.
Beauty Seekers Will
Do Well to Try
THE MARINELLO
SHOP
Room t, Somraer Rhbj.
A beauty aid for
every need N
TP HON B MAIN 677 .
Color on Wedding Gown.
New York. The June bride may.
If she desires it, have a touch of
color on her wedding gown. The
lead while. Unbecoming in nil com
plexions, nisy be relieved by the
faintest of pink undersllps or train
linings.
Vale Illuc S'lllt UuirerM'.
New York. lingerie In palest
blue silk is one of the choice of
ferings fihnwn In nn exclusive shop
today. The decoration is a broken
geometric design in delicate yellow
nnd nil edges are done in scallops
of leaf green.
Mayfair Boudoirs Is
Newest Fad in London
LONDON (AP). Fashion's
eternal return in London Is dem
onstrated by the newest mode of
-Mayfair boudoirs and the smart
night clubs a feminine swing to
the left ln the form of snuff
taking. Tobaccoists who for
years have been supplying ctg
arets In Increasing numbers ta
women report a falling off In cljj
a ret sales and a definite increase
tn the consumption of snuff,
mostly among f.-niinlne distort
ers. The recent edict of llarley
street that ctgnrct smoking Is re
sponsible for the prevalent throat
troubles imiy or may not have
given impetus to the new move
ment. Or course, society has divided
over the n test ion. many women
characterizing the fad as disgust
ing, but the younger set has ap
parently deridedi enthusiastically
in lis fnvor.
The two trades moat concerned
the tobaccoists and the Jewelers
have not been greatly affected
by the new fashion. Tobaccoists
j have switched from rlgarets to
snuff, and the jeweler has found
a ready sale for daintily jeweled
' snuff boxt's.
CAM'S
Where Your Credit Is Good
Tree Thai Sheltered Corlr-
.Now l.vlng of Old Ae
J MEXICO CITY, (AP) Mexico's
most . famous tree, that under
which Cortes? Is srippnm-d to-have
sought shelter 4mi years ngo when
driven away from tho Aztec cap
ital, Is slowly dying nnd all efforts
of tree surgeons to arrest the pro
cess of decuy have proven : fruit
less. The municipality of Tneubn, a
suburb, , where ; ''The Tpee, .of . the
Woeful 'Night" is to be found, han
been petitioned tdls; up the en
ormous trunk nnd place It in the
national museum.
'Dftncer's Heart". Is Newest
Disease In London Circle
LONDON. (AP) One or the
most fashionable complaints of the
moment is "dancer's heart," ac
cording to advices from mod lent
sources. The craze fov dunclng nt
all hours and at all limes, between
meals and between the courses of
meals, is having an effect on the
most energetic. A visit to the doc
tor produces the advice: "Yon have
dancer's heart. You are suffering
from overstrain. There Is only one
thing to do, rest for weeks, and no
more dancing for months."
i ,iJi.-ird .'nr r
MiJC mm
f V. . 01
Safe
Milk
For Infant,
invalid,
Children,
The Aged
Rich Milk. Malted Grain ext. in powder
form.makesThc Food -Drink for All Age.
Digestible No Cooking. Alight Lunch
always at hand. Also in Tablet form.
Ask for "forsoft's at all fount aim.
Avoid Imitations Substitute.
ttriet N. J.' Sinnott, republican.
polled 15,(i:jtt votes,' while George
TV Cochran received 8a votes.'.- .
1 Cnimpacker fieis 2u,228 Votes .
" In the 3rd congressional . district
M. R Crumparker',-, republican, fpr
representative In ronress, received
1:6,26 voles,- while Franklin R
Korel), his nearest - competitor,
polled 1 1 , H ! 0 voleH.vW-ihgr Moulluli
who finished-third' In this contest,
received 10,840; .' ' t . f
In tho primary contest .for state
treasurer T. B. ' Kuy, ; republican,
polled (17.689. votes, . whllo K. 11.
"t:ampbt-lli" received 29,364 : Votes.
I'Vpnk Sever, .who;as third In this
race, - nan a total or ii.iiit votes.
Harry Hell,, republican, tor justice
of the supreme', court,-, received
fifi.lio fi votes, against 87, Sft4 votes
for; J. V. KiiowU s and .23,1)14. votes
for Henry fl. West brook, v
I. H. Van Winkle, republican; for
attorney-general,.' defeated Robert
1. Kuykendall hy..;npprpxlmntely
MiftO votes. Mr Van Winkle re
ceived a total of CB.HflS votes, while
Mr." Kuykeiihall poFleU
Mr. lh Mr llnw Wn Ik awn. v.
J. , D. Mlckle,. republican, for
state dairy and" rood commissioner,
had a walknway In this contest, He
received 71,421 votes,' against 411,
404 voles for Harry IV Miller.
For public service commissioner
from the state: at , large, Kdward
ostrander received Ihi? republican
nomination, with a ,total of 3,fS
votes. C.T. Mrown finished serond
In this contest, with S2.4f.fl votes,
and K. T. Htisftell third, with I7.t72
votes.
. ' II. H. Corey, republlran, for pub
lie service commissioner from the
eastern Oregon district, polled 14,
1211 votes, while Robert flervlee
polled 64115 votes.
Tn the democratic primary elee
tlon Robert A. Miller, for presi
dential elector, led the contest'
with 24,829 votes. Other surceas
ful candidates for this honor were;
H, R.Turner, 21,282: Richard Mon
tague, 19,778: Cella Gavin, 19.721.
and William C. Johnson, 19,01 li.
Senatorial Contest Clone.
For United States senator Milton
A. Miller of Portlanil defeated W.
H. Slrayer of Raker by a majority
of 466 voles. Mr. Miller received a
total of HI.H32 votes and Mr. Htray-
er n,rrG votes. Chorge A. Mans
field polled Ol)f. votes, while Will
U. King received -8101 votes.
H. L. Clark was nominated by
the democruts for representative In
congress from the first eongres-
'TUST TONIC
THAT BUILDS YOU U""
BUY IT
AT YOUR DRUGGIST
Permanently wavwl, wavy or
curly hair shwiH bo
, Uaicr-Wavetl
The water-wave Is soft
and natural In appearance.
In no wise ran ' It ' possibly
harm tho hair.
Moles, warts, superfluois
hair permanently removed
without senr. . . .
All Work Guaranteed
AT THE COLONIAL
lMione 521 -J
1809 Fojrth St. Apt. B
stonal distal wMh: 94 votes. W.
fl. Kwlng was second with 4oos
votes, -nnd Wllllnnt W. Purdy, third,
with SSltt voles.
1 In the seconI congressional dis
trict James H. Orahani recelvetl
3634 votes for the democratic nom
ination for representative. It. W.
Swagler received 8263 votes and
II. I. Wilson 248G votes.
Mr. Wulkius Kenoniliiatitl. .
; Kit on Wat kins, democrat, whs
nomlnuled for representative In
congress from the third congress
ional district with t6SS votes. K.
E. Rrachney. his opponent, receiv
ed S344 votes.
W. K Hemhree, democrat, un
opposed for scretari of state, re
ceive! 27,875 votes. 1
Other democrats, unopposed at
the primary election, polled the
following votes:
Jefferson Myers, Incumbent,, for
state treasurer. 29. 86; O. P. Co
bow, for Justice of the supreme
courK '2tt.o ' 'votes; ' Newton " "Mo-"
t'uyt for public service commis
sioner from (he western Oregon
district. 19,217 voles, and J, D.
Drown, for public service commis
sioner from the eastern Oregon
dlslrirt, 6623 votes.
John VanZanie of Portland ttas
nominated by tho democrats for
attorney-general with approximate
ly 700 votes, which were written
in by the voters.
Argentina J rowing Co I oat.
HCENOS AIRES," 4AP Ar
gentina this year probably . will
produce 47,000 bales of cotton, fig
ures which denote a material In
crease In the Industry. CapHal Is
going into this new business, at
tracted by the good profits, set
tlers are moving Into the cotton
bell, and a boom In cotton grow
ing and spinning is predicted.
"In all the world,
no coffee like this!"
The first savory sip of Hills Bros.. Red :
, Can Coffee invariably calls forth some
such spontaneous remark. It is wonder
ful coffee. That's why the coffee-critical
West calls it The Recognized Standard.
That taste-teasing aroma is but the
promise of a matchless flavor to follow
the flavor that Im made "Red Can" the
prideful coffee of the West. We lock the .
flavor hi vacuum to preserve its freshness
' always. . .'..
With all its high quality, Hills Bros.
Coffee is not high-priced. Itiseconom
1 ical to buy and economical to use.
' . Hills Bros., San-Francisco.- ...
HILLS BROS COFFEE
Blouses
Skirts
Sweaters
DURINO the long - summer ahead there - Till
comp tfayn-inien -an entirely flirrerent costume
will prove tho -very veil1 refreshment. You
. wilt 'welromft a ftklrt-annloitso change from' the
usual' frooka. Therefor' It la lse for yon to
equip yourself -with a number of Tub Plonses.
Tou wilt find both boyish and very fomlnlne styles.
Tou, will like thcra all. , .
One 'Overblouso ; of dlmttv
makes use of checks In Ita
bosom front, prim collar
and cuffs. It- Is especially
- cool,' crlap-looklnv.
,Tho if simple," -well 'liked
. Bloufle of I - Fngllsh broad
ciolh. which cbanires Its ap
,.. p fit r a no o . so; rratltylltKly
every ' time It Is glven a new
tie.- ' . . ... '., 1 . - -,' '
'. New ' flweatcra,' - lerlen
. Tuaedo . coat "-e.ffecM ;and
. Jar)ueltes. . .. . -
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LADIES REA0Y-T6 WEAR
AND MILLINERY
In lli 1 Orieinal
Vacuum-Park which
ttifi Ihi ( tlih.
1914, llilli Broi.
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1 om-:nO TltAlIi STAtJKH
Cianilc- .Inscpli - M allnna Lake I'
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,1. A. Ilort-k,
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aftiat at 1 . ' f -J
10::
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a Oran.le
lnibler ....
Kluln
Mlnam
Wallowa Ilriio
Lostlne 11:15
Knterprise 1 1:4ft
Joseph '. 12:00
Arrive V a I -Iowa
Lake.. 12: So
A.,M. P. Jif.
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1:00
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7:45
8:00
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Wallowa Lake 8:
, Joseph 9:
Knterprise .... II.
( Lostlne 8:
i Wultowa
Minum
l-:i(tln ...
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Arrive
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P. M.
12:10
1 :(0
1:15
1:45
2:00
2:10
1:10
3:30
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KPFNn SI'M)AY AT WALIOWV LAKH PARK
Insured Carriers - Cari-ful llrlvers - Hon ml Trip Itatwi
Bland ut Foley llolel, Hommer Hotel and Savoy Hotel, La Orando.
fTou'cMore Battery
Grande Ronde Hospital
A nonsectarian and ethical institution that does not
advertise your sickness or broadcast your opera
tion?, but gives you service equal to any institution
in the Northwest.
We employ only graduated nurses.
Sara Llltla Ampri
"Knock batlerr
truubla out of thm
lt with a WilUrd
ThrMidd Hubbw ,
BmtUtf.".
Willard Batteries with
Threaded Rubber Insula
tion cost no more to buy
than many wood-insulated
batteries w . "-,' ,
And they save you the re
insulation charge which iiso
common toother batteries.
Till". HATTF.lt V A F.I.WrritlO SF.nVIOE CXI.
Im-IkIiI'hi MiK-hin.- Works Illitg.
HII Waslilnicton Ave. Plione .Main 7RS
STORAGE
BATTERIES II
.'If you ore 'going 'to.-eat candy, why not"
.' .i :. i eat Fresh Candy
. HO VtTk FT.'
TO Mom ot Umm Made Caao
IT COSTS NO MORE
rSO STOP AT THE :
Highway Soda Fountain
Imbler, Oregon
WE SERVE BLBE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM
: A Home Product
READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS
A Day of Opportunity
r' NOW IS THE TIMK TO FIT ON ONE OF
"" . - ' took uoon Tittra.
' ." ;Pr few nr Onljr We Will ...
'.JOxaVr Extra; Heavy Tire for, $ 8.00 ,
- 30x3i Oyereii Cira..JL''.I--.-l.LL?l2.50
' Thrw Urm srr a good standam Mae net cheap oonstrtK-lrit
or aklmp on s'.' JUem aro buys you run t to wroiiR on.
CO.MK LOOK TIIF.M OVFIt YOU'I.Ij HAVE TO HUltHY.
Oregon Tire & Battery Co.
SaAUf SIS
1. V, CAUWEIiI
107 FIR ST.
REFLECT WOti THE
VALVE OF BEAUTY
Think of what It can do for
you think of- what Ita all.
scence (alia to do for you.
Coma to this establishment
to preserve what beauty you
have and to enhanee and
even create new beauty for
you. We are rendering- an
Inval jable sorvlre to - Clio
women of this community.
THE, KATHRYN BOONE
BEAUTY 8HOF
3ft New Foley Bldtf.
I'hnofl Mala tM
PHooe S44-W
Beauty
Shoppe
' Mailnella Oosmetla
NOTICE
We will dyn your gray
balr with Inecto-ltapld hair
dye at cent of material for
10 dayu only. Permanently
banishes gray hair.
Boom I, Wcst-Jaoobaon
. : Building,
1
are