La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 19, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTlun-sflay.Jnne 10, 1921. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGFTTn'RKK- NEWS of fioelul news in u at be, tii. the tin ni 1 8 of Hie society eilllor by l::fu o'clock. Jnie, to tho (act (hitt the boclaL pue ia nmdo up htdoro noon, it Is practically tm pottaililu lo Inaert stories after, that hour.. IltTiaftur, Hunts, no mutter how Important they are, that iirv delayed beyond that hour, will . Jiol ( lc printed until tlm foMowjnt; day Nowa Edi tor's Note... ; ' . . von hi)? I The regular 'Tuesday .. '(I... If ..Iw.l.iik In.ll'X jl.a Cirande' took the aspect of a iiurew.HI parly,' occasioned by the liienarlure soon of Reverend and n.,,,lill( " "'.. ..' . : liurrh. 'I'll,, ludles of Hie order 1 ..t,.rt inn stilted them- with a nic 1 . ...l.i.. ,' I inrimr tint ..vlttiwl ,t, o i..iu i lteverend iMek, of thu. South Metn-. oditit t ejiurull. spiiUi! .briefly. K .1 I'lhi (iji ii i iniM M i" -in u'lihiiMuj i;pi plHt'opal churc spent a delightful i 1 heir regular moiit hly -meeting !n t 1 he im flora of the church. The first division nf the Aid had chnrffo of Hie program and after an Interest ing time a dainty luncheon was nerved. At the next meeting the Second liisi.iii will tnt'-rtain und plans are beiiiK made for a pleasant so cial lime. The" 1-ndhs illHieh will it Aid of the lhiptisl eet tnmiHTDW lifter- IVriiianciilly waved, wavy or ' curly hair sbnuld bo . Water-Waved The water-wave la soft ti iid' hat m at in nppcarancj. In no vise..can it possibly harm the hair. Moles, wai ls, super fluo .13 . hair permanently removed without scar. . All Vork (uarautccd AT TIIK COLONIAL I'Ikiiic U-l-J 1X03 Fo 11 ih St. Apt. n For a Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet ' Li Terms $1 a Week The Most Liberal Of fer We Ever Made DOWN Delivers your HOOSIER And for hat same 1 you get all these Sale Muds SATIKDAY Don't be Disa'inoinlcd t'()3lTT TODAY! rt-l'll.l i: UTI.KIJY M7I" i'liiis is ii tnIi-ucittlf- Ii-xi4i- !'-Illit-stii- i. in-t- rtltlT- -t .whicli U'IIm r.-Kiiliiriv ut Von gt H ; w it It uur iluosivr Iit-uuty! Pi SOCIETY .nortn ut the church. A very inter-!' jvittiiifr afternoon Is In-im? planned i unU 4tll members-uru requested to be present. " HUNT'S LETTER ' fOonttniieo" rroin prka 1 personnel of tho (i. O. 1. Ilrktt bus been definitely determined cen ters on the outcome ut New York, interettt in who the lemoeratlc candidate is to be is. almost as tn- 'KrosMinp ub it was over who should , oe l.tlllllilK" i uiMiiiiK iiuui-. Offhand, It may seem bI raiiiro that the Republicans should have u real preference in this mailer, hit: tlhey have. By and Inrgb Repubh ei'iis lire for Mi'Ailoit us the. lK'lilu , , , . cratie choice. , lotil. tlw f:iM lli:it Mr'AtlnO l perhaps the . most v ' , iorous I'Uin- jpulgner of all the Jemocrattc pos 1 sitiilitles. iB tlie tnosl aclive and nirirrcKsivo. C. (. 1. leaders pri- J vately profess they would- preier r.. 1, Of course, thorn's a reason. 11 h this. Republicans are praying that?t the xhtml of the oil s'.iandal-wHl bo laid for tho period of the car.i pulKii. They believe Hull, with Me Adoo na tho nominee, the Demo crats will be stopped from raising the issue of "oil." In cas- it was raised. Republicans would attempt to make it a boomerang, hitting Democratic us well as Republican heads. Kspecially McAdoo's. And of all the issues the Repub Heans hope to keep subordinated, tho oil scanda'. leads the list. 1 Senator .11m Walson. of Indiana, who recently arranged n political 'understanding" with the Kit Mux Klan of his state, was met by n rriend who thought, to have a lit tle fun at his expense. "Say. Jim." (hi friend subl Show us the Klan Kfip, won't ( you. v ' t "Can't do it," Jim responded promptly, with a smile, "unless yoi pull a pillow slip over your head, Japanese Slum Submarines, TOKIO. (AIM Increased death ..ii.tu-nnn.-H fnr Riihmarine servioe have been adopted by the Japanes government to offset the gifiv hm e 101- WOI racks, InchiilcH six diiiii"r ix tile plati's, six dishes, six clips, six sa icel .4 and one largo phitter. You get this complete if you liny Your lloosier now! CARR'S 1 n 31-I'iccc Set of , ' biiv- Dishes ' f ' arts' ( ''f Oi,'v- For Street 41 v ir a ' - - 1 V 'a Here's tbtt throe-piece suit t iummer. as Paris sees it. A sleove less truck of black crepe de chine w'lih trimming of white, embroi dery, and a short, straight coat , slmUaiiy mlorned. It is particular ly recommended for mrcvt wjair. !-unpopulari1y of the service owing to the recent series of fatal sub- marine accidentn. In two dt;usters 127 lllen Inst I heir lives. On 5. Oniy 3 More Days to Take Advantage of This Excep tional Oiler 1 ik Y ou couldn't buy a , better Kitchen Cabinet Absolutely unique in its many Hoosier special features that are scientifically designed to save your time and energy. Shaker sifter both fluffs' and ;if (; VOIU" flolU" adjusted height WJ-Ll'0 2 V . ? . . . 1 lKl.t. ..In.!. nAMptimo. IMUg unit!, "Ki liniT kllifC drawer With individual 1 v ' . .. . a and velvet-lined drawer for silverware. . A fine piece of kitchen furniture! Only a -Limited iN umbci' Don't wait - buy yours today - get the style you want! ii-riM r, .i,Assv.iii; m;t l"ntrti-,il vt-ry nwful trliiKH rju l.tiifiw mr c of r-'. miictft. t-t T liy fOlUC W It ll fttfjh JlOOMMT lU.uty! SOCIAL NEWS I OF WALLOWA WALLOWA, Ore. (Special) Ku gcuo Holmes of I'ortland. was In (own the latter part of the week, Wtondlug to business matters. Mr. Holmes wuh for many years one of (he leading merchunts of tin town and enjoys a wide" ucqualnt unco of friends who aro always glad to see him return. Frank ' Marshall, taxi driver, made a trip to n Grande Satur day, taking Mr. and Mrs, 1 R. Kng llsh (hero to meet their daughter, who bus been away attending school. Kugeiie Mliunaiigh, who has been here for the past few days, has been making frequent flights over th town and surrounding country with his aoroplum On Sunday many people gathered near the landing field on the ( A. Hunter farm u couple of miles east of town, to watch the flights. It is stated that a few persons have gone up as passengers. (Seorgo Lathrop of Joseph, was here on business the latter part of tho w-eek. Mr. l.athrop bus the contract for building bridges and' stock passes on the Joseph -A rmeu 1 market road east of Joseph. He 1 reports the work on tho new road1 is progressing nicely. I H. M. Maughun und wife of Rowwatka, were out doing some trading the last of the week. Mr. Maughun recently finished sawing lumber at bis sawmill on the ridge und expects to begin hauling lum ber soon. He expects to be en guged In this work for about sixty days. He estimates he will'be able to haul in the neighborhood of five thousand feet on each truck per trip. The distance the lumber has to be hauled Is ubout 25 -miles. Several young people who have been away attending school at O, A. C, and other Institutions, re- turned home the latter part of the week, among them being Misses l'Morenco (.'oleman, Wlnnefrod Wll let, Margaret McL'laran and Miss Maul ding. Ryle Haird also reach ed hero tho last of the week, W. H. Heskett and wife and airs. Relic Keagins and son Joseph, of town thu last of Joseph, wore in tho week, Mrs. ilesKeu conuns here to consult JJr. Oregory regurd-j iiik uei uce.Mii. itirnnde; Mrs. S. W. Creusey. Miss -Murk Courtney of l.oslino vlcln-1 .Margaret Creusey. La Grande; Mrs. Ity, wus umong the Wallowa vist- Kannle Conklln. iMive: Deaconess tors the lust of tho week. chrlstobel Cornell.. Uoslyn, Wnsh- Itulph Andrews hus a small crew., nBon. c.ardnler M. Day. Lake )l 'tnuii working in the woods north view. Oregon; Christine Grnham. ot hero making ties for the Idaho lontnrlot Joan Morton. Huker; llev Tie company. The ties are being j,.r,,nU Alfred Lockwood. I'endlelon mudo from small timber on the cut-I Alfred Lockwood. Alfred over areas ol tho llowman-lllcks ,nckwood. Jr.. Morros Lockwood Lumber compuny. There has bccii.,mil ij,,,.,.!! Lockwood. I'endlelon: considerable uctlvlty In the this line1 Mrll. H Mursll. I'endleton;' of work In the county during thO'G,.orKa Mcrrlfleld, The Dalles pust few l.ionlhs. A crew or sev- ,u.v .rh M(.rywculhcr, Klumnth erut men huve been cnguged In j.alls; Mrs, Thos. Meryweulhi-r. Ar making ties In the canyon south of ,nr Meryweather. Klumnth KallH l.osline, several thousund ties are i it,,v,.r,., ,ndlev Miller. Hood reported to havn been made ut : ulvr. Mu!!L., Morrison. Klumuth Ihut place und uro being huuled j ,.nB. mi.ired Murlha. Halm's: lit. to thu depot at Kvnns ror Blii-1 iv-ri-nl William I'. Itemlnglon. plug. Men fumlilar with tho work iiHlii of Kiistern Oregon; l'endle. say that good tie nacKors aro uble lo inuKii luirly lurgo wuges at tno work. I'l'fcivt High In cuiiailu. Dr. H. M. Thomas returned home recently from a ten day aniomobile trlp Into Canudu, where he went to visit relatives living there, and to look over the country. Jlo re ports vi'ry hluh prlc. s on iuimy coMunodlties selling there. Hulter Is Belling at KOc per pound, ckh from 7fc lo (1 per dozen ut ninny limes. The price of smoklnK to bacco and clBarcttia aro also wild ;'-rvlo ot Holy folilniunlon at llv to ho very hlKh. tlm 1'rlnce Albert lAwennlon fhurch. Hreakfimt fol brnnd of tobacco Sic per can nml , '""' ' Morris Hull and urter ( nniel clKHretles 6uc per packaif.-. I breukfust lessons lieKnn with u bl .Mr. Tliomas made tho trip in Ills '' Bludy. conducted by the lllsh new sport model cur und reports A lesson on Sundny School excellent rou.ls ni'arly the entire I work, conducted by lteverend Mll dlstance. , !'''r' Hood Ktver. sncUil service Charles' 1'oller returned homcli'V T- A. Meryweulher und ut the recently from a several weeks auto 3""'1' l'"r lteverend 1'uko. of Yu tilp over portions of OrcKon andH'l"'". " Inslructlnit u puny or Wushlnutnn. He reports very poor I J""""' People In the Mysteries ol croo outlooks over 'much of the!'1"" Vounu 1'eoples Hervleo 1-eaKUi territory he missed throuuh. John Anderson hus lukell u po-'f "omen In Tho Mission of the tiitlnn ill Iho roimlr mIioii nf tieclHirch lllld H Conference of the lloiviuun-llleks Lumber compnny.!lerify. led by Hlshop ltelnlnt?ton It- .i .. ......i,. ..i in ii... .i.....!w:is lield diirinir the mornlnic ses- "- the greuter part of the wlnle 'with the clnslnit down of the mlllilople led by lteverend Krancls II. -u ,. ni.n-i ii.. ....u'ltalt Is also conducted. Ilald off temporarily. T. t). FeiiKlns and wife were in town from their home In the noi l h woods the first of the week, dolnB some trading. Locul funs are looking forward) to next Saturday night with n grent dc!il of interest. Jim Noregaard und Jack Oloskey will meet here ion that date for n return wresl- llng match. Due to the fact that the men were unite evenly matched in their former encounter here, the coming event Is expected to lie u good one. Some good preliminar ies lire being lirrimged for tb e oc casion. The mulch is being pill on by the Legion. , Joseph ll'-em. who hus been very Hick at hi hoim- on lry r-..k for nut horlzfMl to my to every rln: i Ihc pant ft u-dnyK. Ih n poi ti rl lo be ( mnllc Hiifferer Unit If a full pint hiiprovlnir very Hlowly. jhollli; of Atli-nrhu, tho sure con- 'ijijeror of rhriiuuitlKni, lor not Chinese Cisilies l-iue l-'itrni- -'i Pull 'ItlM-hu-. In rekiiu 1 ; of rheumiitic piiln, ho will Klatl- I'l-;f I Nfl (Al) Thf polln- o-i- ly rvlurn your inoncy without tliiuitc that lh'T- nre 7.iK "rlkl-! cuinm.'nt. hIihh on Hie Htn-lK of J'.-klnff. All! Allenrhu lum 1n-nn trlnd nnO httt 7"'i IflonH: to coinp'tni-'H I ti Im1 for ynarH, mid really nmr whh h leufM .them out to eoolh'H ul j velouH ri-stiltt. hitvu hei-n ueconip tlii ('i'lh nl of H v-n ei-utH a i llbln-d In the niowt lievero cai-i rlav. -Mori- limn o,ofin p.TKoim w h'To tho . jf fering nml ajfony art- di'D'-Ufli nt upon Hie livelihood was . tnt'-nne 'and plleoufi and 'ruined liv tlnf i-nolli-H. It n Kiiid. The aviTiiK1 dally cnrnlUK f ; -NIr' 'anion H. Alh-n, of Koch-, coolie Ih i". n-nin a day. mil . of "Mrr, N. Y.. Iho dlnenverer of Al whhh he imiHt pay IiIh 'rlkiha If nrhii. who for many yiam 8iir-j hh'-. In npti.i or I hi iii-iikrro pro- fi red th lormentH of aeiitc rhe flln, Kjiy polhe. r-ouniryi peo- niatlMin, d Mln-s nil Hiif feri'iH lo pie flf'ik lo the capital and in- 1 know that he doen not wunt a KiiKe in tin Ih-hIii'-km to mi extr-ni 'cent of anyone' money unlesif Al- thai Ih liiiiMin-,' h nliorine of farm knrhu deeiHively conriirs thin l.jlror. woiHt of ull dlMeimeit, and he oh .. , . iiiHlruetci) drutcfilHtH lo K'arante Train, d donn-.-lir s-imiii'm iii&h H ua abow in t-w.ry liilaiice. Ite I good wives if the mn finU aeiv- CroMM Orug blure cuu nuuply you.t unts to do the .work. ( Atlv, , ... jYpungest Page il SsmW'iiiiiiwir C 'John -Mear, sged 10, of Portland, Ore., has tho distinction of being die youngest page on duty at the O. O. P. convention, Cleveland, O. tie is shown getting Ids instructions from Ralph "Williams, vice chairman . )t the Republican National Comudtlee.. . G II L Episcopal Institution Is Functioning; 40 Regis tered at the Place of Learning. CO'K. (Special) The Kplscopul Summer school for rhiirrh wnrkorR lopped here Tursiluy eveninu. when nil present asseuilled for the first tlmu ut u six o'clock dinner. Curs arrived ull day Moiiiluy und Tues day und on Wednesday noon forty wero registered in tho school. Those enrolled are: lteverend Kruncls H. Hull, Trinity church. ui. vieKuM, .inn. . . nuyer. I Ontario, Oregon: Margery llrown. Haines; Catherine farter, Hood OPENS mvl,r. u(.Verend W. W. Creasey, l.uand ollvo oil und other natural ,on. Mp, vv ,. tl.minglon, I'eli- (It'tin: Sophia Itotit-rtHon, I'l'inllc ton: Florence Stlvcn, lluk'r: Jrun Sllvctl, ltaki'r: Hcvfrt'llil JoRi'ph A. 'I'rnltrook. Tho Hullcs: ('ullu-rlnr Triiltrook. Tlt4- DuIIi-h: Mra. Aiiu May Wi'ant. Vnlo: llowrvnd (1. It. Willlauia. Haki-r: Mury i:ilzu l.lll WlllluniH. Surah Wllllalnii. .Murwin-t Williams, Unkor; Hover- mil j. i,. wood, uniario. Itcvorcnd Hormtm of flu' HI. .Mi(!luulH church or YaUltna, WaHlt intcton, Wcilncsilay began wltlt the w- HemlnKlon has a cluss r lmtlslon. A confurence for the youne i Is hoped that many more, both from Cove und other towns, will attend this school und ull Interesleil In the work lire welcome. RHEUMATISM Leaves You Forever i i'p Si'atil I'rli Ai'ltl ,I('M?lls An; ihsoiv(H mid tin; iiikmiiiiii ll! I'ul.Min siitiiM In Irfnv! (hv S.vHtrm Wit IHa Twenty four llollt'H, )-;viry ilriiKKlHt hi UiIh county Ih isliow tho xvny to Htop tho (ttfony. ifiiuun Hwollnn joint h nnl do uwuy with evi-n Iho HllffhtoHt twin,' ; wlicro thu tiatli-nt wan hnlplesi. on the Job llliys NowsimptT. YAKl.MV Wlish. (Al') Tho Yu lilum Vulliy Olitlmlnt. wi-i'Kly mVKKipcr of Koluh Itorl )k of hi-n, )m8 bt'cD urfhH8cd by ltny ('.' -vine of urrossi'f Wa8ll w-ho will uaauiuo control ut once, uecorillnn to word recelvi'd hero. Mr. Irvine formerly published tt newapnper ut l.U(TOH8t Five Out of Seven Need The Combination of Port Wine and Olive Oil Portolive . If you uro heulth worried If you fear secret Ingredients 111 "medicines" you huvo ut last found a tonic and stimulant t'. asslmulutlon In tho juico of tin' grnpo combined with tho oil of tho olive. ,. . Doctors evorywhero nnrL ff overy school, proclaim ' 1'oiioliv-t IS needed by flvo persons ' out of seven in thlB ngo of nerve ten sion und hiKhiy predlgested foous. Portolive contains port win- body builders. roivroi.ivi-: iavativk . Kod Cross I'harmncy will sup ply you. (Mall orders ucccptcd.) Adv. ' Beauty Seekers Will Do Well to Try THE MARINELLO SHOP Room 0, KonimiT IIIiIk. ' t ; "A aleutijy ,nlji; Jor' j , every nood" . 1'HO.NH MAIN 577 tor the figu re in dined to stoutness Exqulaitol Very IlKhtly honed permits obnoluto fruodoiu of walBtllno. Kvery 1m Cumillo means "Heauty :mid Comfot, Too" for Ita wearor. Tho pat ented Vonlllo feature inukea ti Camllle aalonlrjiiliiKly comfort ablo. A full line of tho dlfforent models alwuys on hund. Mrs. Robt. Paltison Corset h-ro rimun Main M9 Apt. 10, A'l'w J'olcy llhl. VICTOR DE PINTO Violin Instructor Formerly wit Ii AiiKUfdiiict ConMei vulory und Ti l - t'dy Kymphony tHi'liesI ra, JJllliteil n 11 ni her of I 'a pi l.i uec-pted. Studio: Eastern Oro gon Music Company I New WhiteSHats a These Itilc arrivals arc Straws and Bcngaliae combined. Triced $5.00 LADIES READY AND MILLINERY Hull it- Ittilticrs to l.ct Itudlo, W A 1 1 N K M r N I K , Ocrniuny (Al') Tho wholo North Hrii nml ldiltlc count ts to he fliMiplicil with radio servico from Itcrlin duriiifc the fal IiIhk: stiisnn, ncronlinjf to plans perfect -tl recently. Kor 1 IiIh pur poHe the r:idlo Hlilllrtn nt Kwine- Fresh Peanut Clusters The Candy Shop , an - i 'i it s-r. Tho Homo ol Home Rlnilo Candy AUK vow ins I 111 riti:ssi:i CTJ r p r hairs In Ol'yiS Olj over fl m II ii ir urn v your eonih and bruah? Nev- 'or- mind nur treatment. iwhleh tiH'ludi'H our remark- ittia.il lilJl. lliuH)ttl !'J-IH tlri earn of thai condition. No one will i'ver aeo yiiur Biay hairs we prom Iho you. Till: KATIIItYV koom; 25 New Foley Itldff, riionu Main V1W A Day of Opportunity NOW IS Till': 'riMI'I TO 1MIT OX UHU Ol' -.- i iidm; i.ooii 'i nti.. I or n lew linjs Only Wo Will So. 30x3 Kxlni Heavy Tire Tor $ 8.00 30x3', Oversize : Cord $12.50 TIicmo tires tire a flood Htlinclllril lln.- -iHit ehenii t'lilisdiicli.'il or Nlifinii nit siA TIiomi uro Iiii,vm yntl citli't k witmir oil. CO.Mi; IiOOli 'J'll KM OVi;lt YOU'lilj HAVU TO II tit It Y. Oregon Tire & Battery Co. R.AIN r.in J. v. CAi,Dwi:i,r, Olli:(;0 TIIAIIi KI'AliKH La firnnilii - Joseph - Wulloiva T.ulin Turk : l; .1. A. Hun-It, Trim. 1'lioiiu Main 77 ' ' " , J.euve A. M. V. II. 1'. M. I-euvo . A. M. 1'. M. 1'. M. ' I.u C.iuuile .... ;i : l:m 5:00 Wallowa Luko 8::tll 12:30 4:S' , liiihler 9:au i:.in r::t'i Jow ph t:iu I :uo B:tio 1 KlKln !l : M I trill 6.1.0 Knleriirlmi 9.15 1:15 5:15 .: Minimi ii::iu 2:.lii 0 : :t - Lontlnu 9:45 1:46 6:4.1 i WuIIimmi limn 7:0.) Wnllowa 1 11 : 2 : till tl:()0 . l.onllne 11:15 3:15 7:15 Mlnidn 10:30 2:311 (1:30 i:iiti i ii iue ....11:45 3:15 7:45 Klulu 11:111 fl: KL. 7: 10 v .Ion. .h 12:011 4:00 8:00 lnildep 1 1:30 3:30 7:30 .Arrive Will- Arrive- Lu ,-' Iowa I.al:e..lL:30 4:30 8:30 Clandu 12:00 4:00 8:00 I I SI'll.M) SIMIAY Al' j liiMireil i'liriiers - Cnrerul Inland ul Koley lintel, Soluliter riione l(t-V of (icui'tfullu, Liglit and straw and silk to $12.50 - TO - WEAR niuiule, which (hint fur inaintulned , merely a Hervlco for ocean vessels, will he reconstructed ho an lo mukn PomhIIIo tho hromlrUMtlnff of tho Merlin proKrutns to ih guests of tho Utiltlc st-asiile resorts, while the HumhurK statlorf enn without diffi culty servo tho North Sea water ing plflCeH. JT"0lV , J, Hl.tTi 107 Flit BT. WAMiOWA I.AKK I'AltK . . Hrhi-i-H - Knuml 'l'rli ICntefl liotet und Savoy Hotel, Ia Urullilc. Beauty Slioppe Mili'lnellU1 Coeiinetio NOTH'IS We will dyo ' your ' ftraf hair tvllli Ineetu-ltupld lmir ilvo at cunt of material for in iluyH only. 1'urmancntly ' Iraalabea Bray linlr. ,.- Hooni 3, Wiht-.looobsoa tlnlldliig. is :