La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 16, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text;M6nclayrJunei6'i'fl2'. " THE EC'GHANDE" EVENING" OBSERVER" NEWS of SOCIETY Social news must bo in the hands of the society editor by 9:30 oVlock. Due to the fact lhat tho social page is made up beforw noon, it is practically im possible to Insert storU-s after that hour, Jl.reafler. items, no mutter how Important they ar, thnt are delayed buyond that hour, will not be prated until the following day -Newt KUi tor's Note. A quiet WPddlllK Was 8olo7mi7.rMl i iiih nonic or Itr-v. l k w Abfrden, Washington,, .June 13, J!24, at 2 p. m. when Cjertrude Hnl- ley.'daiiKhler of Mr. and m,m t. Hulli-y or this Vlly -bicunie ih bride of Arlhnr J. O'DomiflU. of Dulnlh. Minni-wofh. Only a tox of .nit innmnti'S IiUihIh were ir.n, i.i nt tlin ceremony. The bride won a traveling suit of n;tvy rltarmeen im 11. rura:(f noule of rOfH'H nnu union of the valley. The ar liHlle decnnilions were very appro print n nnd received much favnnibl1 coininenl. , Afler llie ceremony n ticneinuH luncheon was served by .Mrs. V. W. Clreen. who netcfl as hoHtess. After a weddlnnr trip to I'ortland, Salt ljik llly, Denver Onuiha nnd the Twin ('Hits, the youiiK couple will be at home to 1heir many friends :tt ll.'t Kas( Fourth street, Dululh Mlum-ftota, . Mrs. M. Iloyt nnd dnnpht'ers. Myrtle nnd Mildred, have returned from Monmouth, Oregon, where MiHS Mi hired Iloyt has been nt tendinK the Normal school. They were accompanied home by Miss JlazeT Wells, of I'ortland, who will spend some lime vIhIHuk here. The Ladles Aid of the Viral Methodist Kplscnpat church' will meet at the church parlors Wed nesday nfternoon nt 2: SO o'clock. The first division will have chunre of the program ami on interest inrr nfternoon Is anticipated. rccll F. Huntley nnd Miss Ruth Horuc were, united In marriage Riturdny afternoon at Hie home, of Mr. ami Mrs. J. A. Itradley, with Kev. William Crosby Uo;m, of -the lVeshyt eMail church official In;. The younff couple will malto their home In I.n Grande nnd have many friends here who wish them every happiness. ..'. Thn Thursday Auction. Hrldffe rlulr will he entertained Thursday nfternoon. June 11. nt the home of Mrs.- J. Culling. The T-ndlcs Aid of the TlnpHst rhurrh will meet nt the clmrnli Friday afternoon, June 2rtth at 2:30 nVlarlt." All members nnd friends of' t church nro 'Invited, . . . . Tull Skirt ' 5 sk 7 A 1 4 "is North Powder. (Special) Mrs. r, J. Fornslrom nnd Mrs. fl. Fd wnrd FoniHtrom dellKhtfully enter talned the "fino" club 'WedneBdav After the tube and pencil sil houette inai nave reuueeu nil wo men to an identical type, this smart taffeta frock with its full skirt and rcRUlnr waistline Is a pleasant novelty. f'arlridK pleats ttnd pensnnt embroidery in crude colors on a white ground are used lo excellent effect. The col lar Is very smart. nfternoon, June It. After a pleas ant time at eardfi,' In which Mm. Chris Johnson and Mrs. Fraul Mercer held hih score and wen nled first tml second prizes delicious refreshments fere serv ed. , Male of Windjammer Puis in Stirring-Year Beauty Seekers Will Do Well to Try THE MARINELLO SHOP lloom 0, Soiunicr lllcl. V "A beauty aid for every need" , PnONB MAIN B77 RRATTI.rc, WhsIi. (AD Mu tiny on I lie Mull Bfiis, typlioons. nnl Clilnefl itimti-n wen amonr: the expi'rlwirea wlilfh tin' tnft ytMir ullottril I'Vi-il N.' Tronp. tirsi ofl'l 01T .of tin' flvt'-innxlrd nclioonor Tni-nr Till whirl), riyinff fi: of Iho C'hincsi- ri'Pillillr. lias liei-n ilorki'il hi i p 1 o : i . 1 1 1 1 n InnilHT. Troup, wtiom liomi' in at Puyal lup. .W'usli.. in-ill- Hi'iillh'. niuncil laat suniliu-r :ib first oifici-r on the tAnii-rlcun Hrhooni-r l.i-vl W. Ofl ' tramli-r. When her naino was rliutiKi'd to TiietiR Till nnd I'liini'si took ovor tin' rt'RM, Troup !'- canio iiiimtir. On n voyaRo from Shanghai to l-'ooi-liow tin- snlioon I or ran into a typhoon, which i-nt I her fli-i:iiiB for safely under bare 1 ninftta. On a Reeond voynpe to Fooehow. the flrhoom-r tom-licd at the port of Quantow. While it was lyiiiB at anehor fhlm-se bandits appeared. I "The Danish chief male and I were the only while men aboard," recalled Troup. "Karh of us had an nutoinatie. I rln-d 22 times. Borne fell: I couldn't, count how many. My Chinese crew of -S were rniiKht in their quarters and three were slain. We maniiKed to Ket In a motor boat and esrnpo." Later they regained their ship, which the pirat. s had deserted af ter ivnmvinB everythinc portnble. I The Tseng Tai was refitted anil held under the admiralty courts wlille salvage claims were contest-1 Where Your Credit Is Good A half-pound package of Preferred Stock brew i . i I ; . . , i . i , - it 300 cups ot tne mosi acuciuua ALLEN & LEWIS, Portltsd, Orefoa, U. S. A. I od. Under a new ownership Troup wont to PiiKct Hound with her as first officer. On the way the civw mutinied, hut the trouble w-.m quelled and the men responsible for It put in irons to he delivered lo th( police ut Vancouver, H. i maxvili.i: m:ys MAXVIM.F (Spe:iul) Mrs. J. I. McMillen of Im (Irandti left for hor home at Fine Uluff, Arkunsns, Thursday to be gone several weehs. Her daufchlers Fllzhheth nnd Hazel and sons Oliver and J lavidHon uro spending the time with Ihelr father at Mnxvltle. . JjCe Fine and Joe Kel.st-y spenf -I hursday in i-a Ornnde and (!n-ion-attending to hu sin ess pcrtaln Iuk to I he Aluxville celebration July 4th. i . .Si Mrs. Rena Palmer Is Made, Auxiliary Head (Continued from page 1) fremnrkuMo gains In membership nnd -finanelul stnndinff under the .regime of Fred E. Kiddle of Island 'City. 'r Other officers inslalled for the coming year wero Arthur A. Mur phy of I'ortland, vlce-coiuinandur; Prescott Cook Ingham, ifeparlment finance officer, uud John W. Beam, chaplain. Thest men aro nil of Portland. ' CtOveriKu Kpcaks." Tho new executive committee is composed of Carl TenKwnhl of Med ford, ut lnrtn;i Charles .lolin son. Kilvertou. first district; Harold ! Warner. Pendleton, .second district. and James It. Hutu. Portland third distriet. Helena! en elected to attend the national convention wer Clifford i Brown, Hulem; Hoberl Plllurd. Marshileld: Pen Viorris. lOiiRime; Carl Teiifiwald. Mcdford; Charles Kisklim, liend: W. W. Phny, Hooi Kiver; Ueoi-K'' Gi'lfiith. Hab-m: W, A. Vlkwall, Prescott CooklUKhuin and Arthur A. Murphy. Portland. 1-ynch oV Mlnh.sola: 'Rcrnanl M. Baruch of N-w YorK; Vuncp Mc-, lormlck of Pennsylvunla, und Sin ntora Hlhmions of North Carolina. Hlnnley of Kentucky and Swnnson of Virginia. Somewhere In that list of boss es, leaders and Democrats of Influ ence lies the combination Hint will name tint Democratic leu d ex. Hut just what that comhtmrHon will be, how It will shape und why. van only be guessed nt In ndvunce. Itn'Htun of Indiana, it may b notedl although mentioned . na union tho ft rut lino of "dark horse.1' possibilities, la not Included. Balaton's fut will be determined irrespective of uny uctlvltiea by himself, ' The "nnlnstruclcd" Indiutm rteln j?atlon will be In (lit hands of Tur Rart, who will start them In ror Ualston, without his nume havina been placed lormally be To re the convention. Where Halston and the Indiana votes finally wind up will he determined, as will the result of the convention by the control of ?n men over the 0(K ballots rant. "pass 7immj 'LJ-Ll'l- 'Jllill.'Mlll.llL.;' HUNT'S LETTER (Continued from par 1 Palmer, the new president; Mm. 10. B. Slewnrt, liosehurg; Mrs. Itose luttle, KiiKene. Alternates appoint ed Included Miss Marie Walker, i-'t. Helens; Mrs. c. C. reuson. Cottage Grove, and . Mrs. George K. Web ber, The Dalles. Hethintr officers of the t.eKlon a u x i I la ry a re ; M i s. K. P. 1 o nis, i.uene. presitlent: Mrs. Itena I'al mer, , l.a Grande, vlce-presl.b nt : Mi-s. J. W. Mclnturff. Murshfleld, seretury: Mrs. Kffb' May Newton, McM innville, t reasurer, am M is. Ivan Warner, Collate Grove, hla lorian. On the executive bourd were Mrs. Itobert HI Hard, Marsh rield; Mrs. (leore Webber. 1-a (trande, ami Mrs. Frederick Otto, Seaside. Mrs. 13. It. Stewart is re ining national commltteewonian. feclinR' out of sentiment for the various candidates, may continue throtiKh many ballots. In these manipulations all sorts of combl- nut ions may be tried out, nol inere I ly by McAilnn and his leuders but by Smith,- I J law. Davis, t'mler I wood, itltehie and their lieutenants. On the basis of favor shown dur ilUK this period of jockeymK will come the final showdown. Legion I'JtN-t Officers. POIITKAND. Ore. (Special) The state department of the Amer- lean l-eR-lon enters the new year of Its history with George It. Cirlf fllh of Salem us deparlment" com munder. To him will fall the duty of continuing the upbuildliur of the Orepon ortrnnlznllnn, which inude In addition to the "posses" nnd the major candidates involved, the men who will have a hand In shap ing the final decision, und who will eommund enomrh Htrthtfth to make their derl-tiotl t;t lei; inelmle: Cordell Hull, president national chairman: Homer CmnntlnKa. for mer chairman: George White, who managed the Cox cainpalKn; Sena tor Pat HnrrtHon. keynote speaker; Heiial or .1 oe Itoblnson, I h inoerat le Senate leader; 10. T. Meredith o) lnwn. former secretary of nu'iicul ture; 'Vom" l.ove of Texas; Will iam Kemper. Missouri: Wulsh ol MonifMia. oil iniiilritor: l-'red WhyyV 5re they Mother Goose" rhymes? 4 TeL-iiianenlly waveil, wavy or rnrly linir slimilil ho Water-WaviHl I The water-wavo Is soft nnil natural in nppearanee. In no wise can It pnssllily harm the. hair. Molcn, warts, siiporriiia in hair i.ermanently removed without scar. All Work Oiinrantced AT TIIR COI,OVIAIi . I'honn H2I-J ' 1803 Fo irtll St. . Apt.B The ideal Confection for your Sunday's ont inpr. Besides the larger packages of Choco lates we have many of the smaller ones. PEANUT BRITTLE One-Half Pound Tins, 30 Cents WONDER BOXES ; For the Kiddies, 30 Cents : Red Cross Drug Store PUTMAN'S New Silk Kimonas These Kimonas are sure to please you I They are as smart as own bef aw well nmde of cxcel- ' '- . ' ' ' ' - "! . changeable taffeta. .. v. I iniFQ DFinV.Trt.WFIR AND MIUL.INERY : n i Harold Bell When - a 4b HI mSi STAR STARTS WBDNESDAY PURITY BREAD In the making of oui bread we use only, the best western hard wheat, pure cane sugar, sweet milk, pure kettle-rendered leaf fard, pure Worcester Dairy salt There fore a superior product ; Try It La Grande Bakery K. J. Mc Williams PURITY BREAD SUPERFINE BREAD herause they) were composed hy Mrs. Isaar Goose nnd Mitiiiy to lir jrrandrhlhlren. Mother" Goose llveil in MnHH:iehtisettH nnd died at the ape of If inolh- rs would freely uho they would not have to spend no much of tho summer, slnKlnR1 ami rockins fretful Infants to sleep. ilyet'i-lnc SuiHsitorles (In runt ) hie St en rate, Suur of Milk 1 a'-lm- Oil. Horic Aeht FWo of the L'OO Turetest prep arations for health nnd hygiene. Kvery Item (he hest that .skill and rare' can produce. Glass Drugs Tho fcxaPJi VrvH Stan FOR SALE Darland Apartments, located on Depot nnd Kourth Btreet. Con Hlsts of four frame buildings rou talninR 12 apartments, well f ir niDhed nnd In InKlnfT In a goo 1 monthly income. Coma In . or wrlln and let us explain to you all the details. Five-room house, elcctrle lights, pood well on tho porch, kooiI woodshed nnd chicken house wnli electric. Ilchts. Located in IjiIiip 1 1 Oily near school hous. I'i eej 1 1 Son, or half cash. Hahince In monthly Instnlluients If desired or yearly payments. Two pood lots on flreenwood street. Cement sidewalks in and pnld -for, ulno city water piied In. Price on one $4u.(mi. On th other $::on.nn ir taken slnrly or $7r.n.00 if both arc taken. Thev adjoin each other. The Tteal Kstatn end of this firm will hereafter h known as C. .1. Black & Co. Realtors. Lo cated In the I -a (trande NationM Hani; hufldini; with the Security Ii nd A- Saini? Co. I'hone No. Main K(l Phy, Black & Stoop RK.Al.TflHH la M flrmlKlti Nalloiul liank tMs l.a fjranilr. Or-rcm. 1'UONB MAIN 31 i or the figure in- dinedto stoutness Ki(ulfli(t.-I Very Ilfrhtly honed permits ahnoluto freedom of wnlulliuo. Kvory a Camlllu means "Heauty and Comfo.-t, Too" for Ha wearer. The pal ented Ventllo feature makes La Cumllle astonishingly comfort able. A full lino of the different models always on band. Mrs. Roht Pattison Cornet lere IMiono Alain fG9 Apt. 10, New loley llhltf. IP iJF -5? H0 i ,w Choc Dipped Caramels The Candy Shop 3S0 FIJI ST. The, Hame of IIckuu Made Outdf I " . " MMMMMWMaMMilll ! Grande Ronde Hospital A nonscctarian and ethical institution that does not advertise your sickness or broadcast your opera tions, ljut gives you service equal to any institution in the Northwest , .We employ only graduated nurses mm- i You should en deavor to Rive the bride KomethluK that will actually stand pat iinnnx the other Klf'a tor Its beauty and or iginality. It doesn't buve to be expen sive. Itiiy It At Itli'lisrdson'fl Art id 4.1ft HhOp Blue Mountain Oregon LUMBER DO if NOWI $10 or $20 now Is Ml or than several hundred later on. . If your home needs repairs . . 1)0 IT NOW! Telephone Main 8 Bowman - Hicks Lumber Company For Mill or Box Wood Thone M-517 J. L. MUNHALL More BaKery Service Cilliiliilil and oiIiit ooniposltloiM are uuil . Insiilitllnn In a llinllcil iiiiiiiI'. of liallerli-N. I'nrt Orrunl ivdar utxxl mi- -ai-aloi-M am am-nttM liy ira-(klly all iiinnulni'lurpns as ilio -moHt MinHiH( toiii;he.-it anil iiHtin-al IniuilalJuii. 8-IIOIU BATI'EIIV SliRVIOK . F.XIDI-: IIATTKHY DisTniiuwns FRED T. BURGESS Main 125 . IMS Jefferson Ave. A Day of Opportunity NOW IS THE TIME TO PI1T ON ONE OF 'i iioni: ;oou 'mux. For a low Iaya Only Wo Will Bo SOxSYj Extra Heavy vTire for...i..i..i..$ 8.00 30x3', Oversize Cord $12.50 Tliefw llrfl arn a good Htamlaril (Ire tint clicap const mctril -or Hklnip on nI74'. 1'hrMi am ImyH you rnn't nmni; on.. CO.Ml: I,)"K TIIDM OVKIt VOf'I.L HAVE TO 11 III! 11 Y. Oregon Tire & Battery Co. MAIN Bia I. P. CAtDWEIX 107 FIR ST. oiii'fiO tiiaiij htaji:s In (iianilx .Ins4ili Wnllowa l.akn I'nik I. A.' Hotf-k, 1'rnp. riionn .Main 77:1 nui'M'.rrr upon thh VAi.ri: of miAin'Y Think of what It cun do for you think of what n all nrifnco fnlls to do for you. Come to thlff rntuhllflhinont to preoiirvo what beauty you have and to enhance and even creitto new heauty for you. Wo are rendering an Invariable Bervlce lo tho women of tills community. Tim KATIIHYN 1IOOND HKAUTV SHOP 25 Now Foley Illdg. Phono Main IV8 I-ave Iji Grande lmlil.- I'.lKln Mintiiu Wnlloua I.oi;tine 'uteriirli:n Jowpli 12:00 Arrive V tt 1 -lia Lake. .12:30 A. M. 9:01) 9:30 . '.:'.. 1'l::i'l 1 1 :0 1 1 i r. 1 1 : 4 r. P. M. t :lin I :.! l:f.o 2:30 .".:(io 3 : 1 r. 3:4f. 4:lio 4:30 1:31 Leave A. M. Wallowa Lake :?. Joeph :liil l:nl-rprle .... II. If. liHtlnn !l:4fi Wallowa Ill : Milium I(i:3il KlKll 11:10 Iliibler 11:3U .Arrive l.a (Irandn 12:00 P. M. 12:30 I :oll 1:15 J : 4 r. 2:30 3:10 It: 10 P. M. 4:31 6:00 e : I b 6:4 A: no r,-:a 7:10 7:u 4:00 8:00 SIl:.VO SI'NUAY AT WAM-OWA I.ARK PAHK Insui-ed C'arrlen - Careful Irlen - Il4iunil Trip Ratea Htand at Koley Hotel, Rommer llolrt ond Savoy Hotel, l.a Oranda, Phono SI8-W a Beauty Shoppe Blaiinello Co.uH-tio :. NOTICE W will dyo your Brny dye at cot of matorlal for..'' banlahea gray hair. Room R, WeM-J.icoDSon ' Building. i;