La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 14, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMonday. July lj,' 19 PAGE THREE THE LA GRANDE' EVENTNG OBSERVER 1 " . 1 i 6oclftl np.wa mr h l ..... hands of the society editor by 'elock- , o the fact that the Boclal page' la nnule up before noon. It la practically im possible to insert stories after that hour. Hereafter, items, no matter how important they are. that are delayed beyond that hour, will not be printed until Ulo following day News Kill tor's Note. SIIbs I.la Illnlt hml. Walter V. Techier were ,,lle, ii,nrrial;e KaLiirduy'erenlnir.Muly IS, m eoveh o'clock, ul Die home nf-Miss Hluti, wlili rtcvorciiii . William' - Crosby llnSS of 1'reshyterlun ehllrcli rflclailne. Itoiii aiibs Ui,u, ,, Mr. Peebler are well known In I.u Inutile and vicinity. Jr. Peebler ls-tlle son of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. , IVebler. rancher at Lmlil Canyon. The young collide win make their home here illlil are wished every happiness by their many friends. Misses Nellie and' Mamie lloil slreet unci Uuth Thompson, from Minneapolis, .Minn., und Mrs. c.co. A.r EicBleson, of Los AiiKeies, Cali fornia, who have- been visiting here ut the h'ome of C, W. Thomp son, lefl last evcnhiir. on I heir re turn li-p to MlnneajtoHs, Jiy wny NO PA You get more than just a "Furnace" when you in stall a CALORIC You get fii'st of nil a scientifically constructed, heavyweight furnace that embodies many su-' perior features over ordinary furnaces. It is especially built to meet the fuel, weather and other conditions, here in the Pacific Northwest. In a Caloric you get a furnace that cuts fuel . bills and burns wood or coal with equal satis faction. . The following- are briefly some of the out standing advantages of Caloric heating: Uniform Circulating Heat. The Caloric es tablishes a natural circulation of air in the build ing and the heat flows uniformly to every part, of the house without resistance. The result is that the variation in temperature between the room where the register is located and other rooms is not noticeable. The Caloric does away with cold floors, cold comers and frosted win dows, i Raves 1-3 to 1-2 the iMl. Scientific Calonc construction delivers nearly 100 per cent of the heat generated directly into your rooms through one register,' withdraws the cool air as the warm air flows in, and reduces air resistance. These arc basic reasons why the Caloric opeiates ef ficiently with 1-3 to 1-2 less fuel than other methods require.., ', : Protect the Family's Henlth. The Caloric heating by natural air circulation and constantly withdrawing the cool air, effects a comphto chinige of air in the building practically wery hour. This gives constant ventilation and. as sures purity of all' at all times. Caloric healing is highly recommended by physicians. Convenience and Cleanliness. With a Caloric tfyour entire home, upsti-.irs from one central lire m "s trouble than tending a single stove. No rnel, kindling or ashes to be Carried thioiij'h the n01,ser smoke, no dust, no jrns. Your rooms slav clean. mm of the Yellowstone Notional park. Misses OeraMlne and Hetty l.olilso Weaver, dnitelitcrs of Mr. and Mrs. Crank Weaver, have none ilo Omaha. Nebraska, where they IWIII spend the Klliiliil. i v.tlli Hull krandparillts. .Ml-, and Jits. J. 11. Spain. ! Tin- W. W. "c.'s of the Haplist chul-ch will jrive a tisnriii); parly Wednesday evehintr. July Kith, at .the Katies hall. Kxtensive plans jure now underway by the comnilt 1 tee in charge and a troinl time hi anticipated. Keeryime Is Invi.e.l In attend. Wallowa. (Special to the Observer)-. The wedding of l.aura Thomp son and 11. I-V 1'Yulr ,is annoitncei! to lake place Thursday. July 2-1. at "Wallowa. '..Miss Thompson Is a very popular young la.ly in social circles here and has a iarc num ber of friends in eastern Oregon. Mr. I'-ralr has nut lived at Wallowa long, but since arriving here he has made a host of triemls and lias demonstrated the fact that In1 i-j a man of reliability. Their many friends are offering congratulations and wishes fQr (heir future happiness. "When tlio heunly doctor fTel& through . with her, who is the per fect limine of a .middle-nut d wo tnun' trying in lor,).: youon1. install, m M. I f f 1 f I FURNACE: In Your Home NOW! Make the First Payment in Sept. Here's the Situation That Prompts Us to Make I This Very Attractive Proposition. 1 .:..... - . Every fall and winter our furnace installing crew cx- and down, is heated I EASTIOKN OKIXON'S I.ARG1CST HOME nillNISHKKS Fashion Notes Dniijrlliiji ornaments. Paris. The tvory and Trold tthisn handles now so mneh in voguo are ni'KinnhiH' to have dangling omn mcnls. These an- lit the form of Utile kU$h elephants, .boars, mon keys ami "Ineky' cat. Ijii-W lint ror Cnrt!i-h thirty. London. The large garden hut for the larRi- pard-n paty U final ly here. It 1ft a drooping affair with a wide Itriin. yet it manages In avoid the mushroom shape. .ChiM- Coiffure.. , New Vork.-rJuKi at pn.Himt '.the coirruro in posed vlot i to thO head, w net her tho. huh l-if hobhed or fnns. This close coiffure Is very becoming to woim ri oX full fare. especially if t he Itulr lie brushed upwunl to tin- crown of the head so ns to Bivo the effect of height.. ! i Tnniciie I'ofnt Work Possible ! ASTOIilA. Ore. llopo th:.t! work on the Tongue Point naval j base sit mieflit be continued with funds forthcoming from the next congressional se-ssion was express ed following receipt by .Mayor Set ters of a tleKran, from Senator MeNary indlentinir that IJeat- Ad miral Gregory, chief of . the clvd j WiUlam s dream of llerlln to Bag engineering department of - the dad. A Journey from Haifa, Pnl navy. would make a personal lit-1 est inc. across the desert to Hag spcctlon of tho base site about ' dad. which two years ago took August 1. Senator McXary's nit s- aboul two weeks, t is how being o Admiral -Gregory along 'such 1 t(n 1 I'm. f 1 I r - i i . ,,n .it i 1 1 m i i M.' ii.ii i . . . . - SYSTEM OF" CIRCULATING HEAT ' pei'ie'iices ii tremendous rush due to the piling- up of orders for Caloric furnaces. llighl no.w in La Grande, dozens of new homes under construction as well as many homes already built, will install Caloric furnaces.-Unless orders for these, nre plac.;d in reasonable time, late installations i.re likely to result. Our Special Easy Payment Terms Help You and , Help Your order, placed now, wilt enable us to install your Caloric furnace before the fall rush begins. In 'addition to enjoying the advantages of our special terms, you will have the coriifort of knowing your heating system is ready for the first chilly morning. ; Place your order for a Caloric furnace now! Get the full benefit of our special easy payment terms no pay ment now make the first payment in September. NW7! flit i'r" iJlltti;'!! S! lil m 1 1 TIlKltK'S A ('Af.OlMC FL'RNACK FOR KVEKY SIZE AM) TYPK OF IIOA1K. Emm ijNEAR IVliLLiBN EAST OREGON, ; II INMATES' MMMB WASHINGTON (Spcoinl) -liepartmcnt of . Commerce u - amines that on or about January 1. 1 ;t23, there ware S'.tStI" persons confined In fecjernl. stiito, city. onnty and private InstltuHona for lefeetivts. dependants, rrhulnuls, utd iuviniU' di'ltiKinonta, hospitalH for ,im ntalty ilis-usrd, IttHtlt utlons harlrjr consitbmlily ouiyh-ltli A tin tor feoltli'.-tnimU'd hnd oplli'PiUH.tHnriiiJr whoat and oala' R(iiiiHih4 hime for adults and, dcpt'tuh nt or m'Klft'tid childron. ponal instil u Uons and ainiKlio:iHis. la addition the ivnorl shows that 4.07:t.:t2 pat tout a werf truated In hoHpitals durintif the, year lys and that there wont 2l.ft2l.7tll visits o( patients for treatment In Reneral ,ind special dispensaries. 1 Dcscrl Horn' (.ithlcs' Pilot llnuda.l Motor Crti-nvniiw liKim' Syria. ( A P) London to Hagdad as a reality has defi nltely replace) former Kmperor op. ration of a cross desert motor' I 1 I - II I -a lln,llu i , . ' ' . w fl i ii Us 1 Tho Browlm? nf Imri,... in r.-.,. thoiahouhl be Increased neenrdini? to On - fftm experiment Station IhHI- tln No. :m and a rorrespnndlliK re-1 dnrtlon inado in tho usual Ainute sown to sprhif? oats am! apHnj? wheat. On Iho Ihrop rirdnrh ftttrlmiMtt stations in Kustorli (li',v,i (diMm.. ollerted by the rtdtctl FitntcH partihcht or AKilcultui-e ulso ulunv spriiiR- hnrhy to be tnore tn-odno-i tlv Ihiin either spring witeat or' oats 1n all rotintlen of nreKntt. ' Uvu stock tiien hnoW that hurley in a very natlsfactnry feed and rati ifetientliy be substituted for oats.i with nrofli. In most all feeding r:i. hobs. Most eastern Oregon farm-' eta are nware of this and are1 prnu ltlL' 111 111" It itifii'n llinn : 0!ll(( hnt western Oregon farmers, j acCordlllK1 to the figures qtloled lilt " " , , , ' , V i (if given the same chance, will yield (about 4o per cent more grain thnn oats. In fact the actual farm yield of barley in western Oregon has bejj'ii ,1uhI 4o per cent hioro than that of bats during the past flvo years. Harley too has considerably J''88 ,ul1' mn o,Uh anil is higher IN.III OJilH III UlKMtl"H' II II I I It'll I If. i Itaed on pre-war average prices (ii(t!,-l!)l4) the acre value of bar- ley In western Oreon watt $4.u0 more than tlial or oats. Are Ore gon farmers IosIiir nbout n half million dollars nnniially by. not null ttMiulinfr barley for part tif the present iitrK su ri'JiK'f oma nun spring wheat? in station intiieiin no. rec ommendation) are ninric as to lh best varieties of spring barley to k'row in different sections In' east ern Oregon both for dry ami irrl Kated land, as determined by long time experiment s on tho three It ranch Stations. Marfan! and Pe ruvian have been the best dry hind hurleys. I'nder irrigation Trebl bun jilven highest yields. HUNT'S LETTER (Continued from pape 1)' bit more than OoolidKe. He has bct'n n "joiner" to the extent of helner n Mason and nn Klk. 'oo! idffo never has allied himself with any fraternal onlers. Although both are lawyers by profession, t'nolhtKe Iium Hpejil more time lioblliifr offleo than Davis and Imvla more time prac I letup law than 'oolldwc. As n lawyer. Kavls cnrrh'H inlcrnnilmial an well Ah national recognition, having been mnde. dnrliif? bin term lis AmbJiH.-iulor to Ihe t'onrl or'lHt. .Iiiilies, nfi Honorary tlench er of thO' Miildlc Temple! i ' .' Much bus been nab! recently about a via' employment tut conn nl Tor Wall streel Inlerests, In-eltidinf- .1. I1. MorKiin A t'o. Thin Inevitably will he made one of the points of opposition during 'he eiimpuin. Am a biilancc to ihA. omphnslH Is placed by I ia vis' backers on the fnet I hat he once was attorney, wit hout fee or retainer, lor Ku- ne lieba und "Mother" Jones. This wan backjn the days when I uvIh, a younw lawyer without clients, bud just huntf out hl.-t shinHic at I'lurkMbui'M:, W. Vn, I ebs and "Mother" Jones came t to town to take a hand In a cam- pnlj.'ii to . orrfunlze mine woikci-h i thereabouts, ' West VitKlnia mine . ownei-H, then as now, didn't want I their workers organized, and ah-ai .controlled, (hen as now, the local nuihorll I t s. i So- I lelis a nd " M ot h eKJ Jone were urrcHted on some technical I , ehsirtre and put behind t he bars. ; I Young litviK saw a chance to I ry ' cut' Home of .his niwly-aciulred 1 Icnal technhiue. Iis friends, how ever, Insist that what moved him , was a sense of injustice in t he strong-arm met hods employed by the mine owners. Anyway, he went over to the J:ill, volunteered his Bervices to tho union w orkers and nhortly had t hem free again. That story, doubtless, will be told with much emphasis in union circles during I he cainp'ilgn. VA'ti KNK, fire. The annual f meeting. of the l.nne anih llnn Comity Uolsteln Hreeilnrs' Jno clatloiiH will he held at tho Wild ltoe Hloek fitrniN, owned hy t'. It. Swa:iKo. neur ('obtirK". .Inly IS. A nninher of prominent mnii' herH of Htiilc and national asvoela- : t Ion are expect ed I o he preH-nl ; anil spenk.' Ylio.se listed are hn fol- town: Kfirl .1. Coopr, In entire- of; the Junior extension work of tie- i 1 tl:iitnn:i iiKKOelalfoii or ( nlenuo; roftjiNor I. M. Iininl, rorvnMK ( fre.; (. V. Durhln, pr nhleni of Drrj-nn Mlato HolNleln a.'ineat Inn. Snl-'in, Ore.; O. M. I'liinuil'-T, inn linger I'.icllle fill i-rnn I linn I UveMiurk expodllion, Cofilainl; II. rfeymour mnl - J. Allen, ulni elnh eadTHr CoivhIIIm, und W. K. M'-yer, imH hweslem represi-ntilt Wt of Hie National- -Molsiriii-Krelslan niiKoriatlon. Shipowners Cannot I'reM'M MlilOI'H rifiin iMwrlliiif STf('Kri()I.M. 'At') I'nsHiice (y th- I'nlt' d Hlott-B roiik'n M of n I. Ml NIIlUIOK OWni'lH Of VeHHllM Ho-', !.! lo :l line of l,o00 In the fNine, of ahen a'-nnien drKt-rllnK Hull ! hlilprf In Anp-rleuii waiern. hro'iht n pi oi"t f rnn I n nl ; ItroHff oi-in. former Bwedlnh niiniii-; u r of marine, who declared thai ; it wan hevond the no tlr of idihi-i ount rfi to prevent mielJ i -ni-rtloitH. ' i;nroi''i incnt of the nii'iinure, Mr. i ItroHiroetit Bald, would prove rnln- mm, enpeelally In tin cum! of Hwed- , iah votMefM. whleh nln-itdy were Ioh i lnf money In the American trade ! hff.'iiifte iif the many ret!ietlonn ! 'tinder whlelf they were placed. mfrod Jane Jackson Wonder Reducing Girdle N ! ' Do You Want to He tttshioimbly, Royinhly Slender? TURN WRAU JANE JACKSON WONDER REDUCING GIRDLE It at'liinlly reduces, You ' People who haven't ttnie Ui sto r.i a gi'atlt crof.ainjv inutiti.".v' to find time to uMeml the fnneral. IJeauty Seekers Will Do Well to Try . THE MARlNELbO SHOP Jtnolll n, Sniunifr lU'ltf. "iTiai.v r.ii J'crntunrlitly wuvimI, wnvy nr cin-ly l'ilr KliiHilil Ih.' Wulci'-Wiivt'd Tho wnlfM--vnvo In port and nnlilral In utipfurnnrv. In no wIho enn II powillHy iinrni tlio lutlr. Krrpilalle! i t f UrfiUy hon.fil p'TinltH nfnnlnttt r dom of waihtltne. Kveiy a .irulito moann "Iteanly -nod Comfort, J'oo" for It: wiarer. TIh; p.i:- pnled Veiitlto fi.Mtiro m.-.U.-n l.a f'ainlllu UrttonlKhltifrly cornfoil- ahle. A foil line of Iho different ntO'telH nlwuyjt on Jiiind. Mrn. Uth, rafiiHon 'irMe(lerft I'lume Alnlp r.til Apl. Ml, New I oley r.Mff. I' IS i r s. . rL j jhi,y lGTii hi ( CLINT'S CLOTUIKItY I Till' Shnv Willi n f-i;lit-lcnr" I I I T m "A Jirniily nl.l for 1 L-iJ Avery n'itVw--TT II wZlos. wrirto. Biipcrfluois It I hftl nornmnontl' -rno"ivl 1 at th n cnuM Mi 1 1 :-. -- -. . : : I I'lionn 521-J '. ' II fin Bt Ant Tl I 1. : 1 vi: l ocxii wir.vr : 'Oic"' "" ; K i-o.vci-: hi: m:ox -T i,: 'A. S ' 'rr"- l'All,i:i to i ixi. vJT Vt, JN -!). f&rnwtX Pri'" wmh liiinllnir, liimllnKforQ 1 n$DlOOlTl'0n V' ; WTI , B vCByiRLIA'K ''-""n'otu ot l'lTiM-tiui rk . .iV" . J -I T: ' CSSVCS-1 ! vmlli nn.l .tl-.I .ll.. I 1tfh;W jli-' l ..r- ' ' poinK-l. We hnvn round It 1 I iUUU.l f Jg? .'. I t In our .Marlnollo trruliiiAnt J. IV , A "wvl V I ' f lXWd W"cnn l.rlnir Ipyo V - 1 W?eTr" ' ' ' 5j )tY I cli.'cUn I ho vory MiTonn an I Ki V f' - ! . ' WrY """" "r r 'r 1 11 I T, o ' i n hrinir to yo'-lr IITo lmptlni'KS J VI? BJp -i L I '3""Otj Unit youth und lieuuly Klvo. Ir, V w ' Si McK J !l AIM X KI,M( r.TIO - UJST iC I! i jj 2.1 Sin- 1' y IIIiIk. K:'sSl I jm W i; Lifie Scaled In . j f (7 V they can't get old before they're sold - j TXfjy? U '" . I j, Wlllord Charged Bone-Dry Bottrrlcs ora . """n KtlcA and dry When we get them. H . S I ,1 r , (jC4'!5i That keept them "fresh" until you car B j j i toYiheiigUYcin- rJP o- 111 lli hyCi li Ve.lr,"MVLiltle Ampere. "And ywl B '1 inCClltO 'Jt!'' Jr. VJlfl cn't do Ih.! with ny mhtrjtjs ry " ' M ' ! slouln'css T ,J: ucmg will look thinner the minute colored rubber at-$10.00. LADIE! mi t AND MILLINERY PURITY N The ireiillh-puildmg Purity SREAOY-TO-WEAR YV ' I ; Is Healthful, Nourishing, Kconomical. ' PURITY BREAD 1 Is your iicst Food Rat Morojiflt. . a Grande Balfery K. J. McWilHama ( FURlTY BREAD Brazil Brittle and Filbert Brittle . Zie Candy Shop 820 FIR St. i llfimq nl Hwin nnfll ' If"" - ""'" Ibj-! a oiti'Xiopj THAir. (-TAor.s I.n nrnuiln Jcwopli . Wallowa I.nko Turk .1. A. Ilolvfc, Prop. Lravo A. M. P. M. P. M. I.n Ornnilo .... ll:no l:nn fv.09 lmhli r !i::io 1:30 K:30 Klitln 9:MI l:fifl 0.1.11 milium .'....10:ilfl 3:'H0 :H0 Wnllovva 1l:no 3:110 7l"' l.OBtlno .ll:10 Mnir I'.nloriiilBO ..I I:4rirtl5 7: Joitppir .y!....1J!r 4:0(1 8:00 Arrlvo ya Iowa .jlkC.12:S0 4:80 8:i0 KPEND SUNDAT AT Insurnl Cnrrlprs - Carrhil .llanJ ill rotoyHotKl, Sonimrr r a ' mem mm H . H ' J I P iiie- i i r.ii- ne ijawiitiU M.UVH'I IX). Q . I. II ll..l.rll(T. lfnA,nn M-n-IV. (11.1.. B '1 j t ISM WtUiton Ato. Vhone MrtJn 76 .tt i - .11? " iTn i-n.HTi - ' .. . :: 1 1 e jMa, -3 t.'t you put it on. In flesh ' BREAD Rread or Cliildreiu' breads SUPERFINE BREAD Phono IHBln' 713 tave . , A.M. P.M. PJfiTi Wallowa Lalie s : :u ia::io 4:S:1 ' Joaepll SMill 1:00. r.tiOl. Kntorprlno .... 9. 15 1MB llflt ! J-i4ii.,'r-.i. I 2:oo ilVtr' j S:llli nao ; S:in 7 no ; 2::tti. 1:30 : MB' Wnilowa ihiiio Mlnnin i...-....li:S0 KlRln 11:10 Iml)lor U.l..-ll:30 '. Arrlvo Jm Clmmlo ...j.. 12:0(1 WAIjLOWA IAKE PAHK .- DrlvcM - Round Trip It.iln , Hotel anil Bavoy Hotel, Jm Grnndejj , iiiiiliiuiiiiiiiiiliilimriiir; a;::'i,'; !.';;; fl STORAGE a BATTERIES K llik. ak- a.COI HIT i.t - I " T.i.t-'.. . 1 .' i ;L .