La Grande evening observer., July 23, 1924, Image 3

NEWS of -SOCIETY-
; Social news 'nlust be in the
hands of tho society editor by
:0 o'clock. Due to the fact
that the social page is made up
' before noon, it Is practically im
possible to insert storlM after
that hour. Hereafter, items, no
pujttcr how important they are,
ht aro delayed beyond that
hojir, will not lie printed until
the following day rNcwt; Edi
tor's Note. 1 ,.
Distinctive Ait
Jr. and Mrs. A. I,, Hlchnrdnon
liav as their house kui'Hih Air. nnd
Mrs. O. 1. nalffi :iaii, Hhn, .irtiit'
and Donald,. and diiifKhlcr, j'iisn,.
of Kly. NevaHa. MrV Mates Is n
prominent merchant. ;iud hanker of
Kly urn! Provost it ml in u brother
of Mrs. rElr)iar)Hon. . Tlity ur
touring overland und came from
Sa Francisco 1o ai Orandc, ex
pecting to r:ni:iln here a wek or
so. ;. '! ;; ; , i
' : " S. - ; '
1 A' mini her of:lVmHHon vomon
drove 10 I .a f! ran tin Monday mnrn
Inw and were Kuestx for luiuhton
and hridtfc ut Ihe home or Mrs.
Frank Ilayi-n.
, ,-...
Invitations hro onl for a danc
ing' party 10 he given ai the t'oun
1 ry :Wuh Thursday cvt-nliitf. U uly
by nr. and Mm. A. ... Utehiird
son,! honoring thir house RiiesiH,
Mr. nml Mrs. O. (1. lhilcw, who are
vi tdt I iik hen from Kly. Nevada.
i
Tin Ladles Aid of tho I, ut hern n
rlnirrli will nicci ut the homo of
Mih; Aiiibro.se Wright Thursday af
ternoon ut' two o'clock. . All niem
Ihih are requested to ho present.
''iT-'l
Fashion Notes
Mandarin lint; '' . '
New York. Tho comparatively
fufiull mandarin hat Is highly ap
propriate wih eost nines- of printed
fliliHHe Hilk. Often the hat Irini
nilnrfmatrliea the frorl;.
Ml
flfil?
Invito (.row Mutt Oiiiaio.
I'arls. Ciloves are more "nnd
nior orndHe.. Otut pair of while
tdtU gloves tttinwn here today has n
(dark 111) I let lined with white.
Beauty Seekers Will
) Do Well to Try
THE MARINELLO
I SHOP
Room 6, ftimmer Hide.
"A beauty aid for
every need"
MIONK MAIN 6T7
THIS frock oC.belg. flatrcrep
achieves en air of distinction by
Ut unique Insert of open-work
mbroldery outlined with a row of
sail buttons that attach by nitan
f loons. The dress Itself, you will
notice. Is a perfectly straight tub
.uriir wiiu u jenny necK nnd very
short sleeves. Detachable, but a
nnrt of the costume Is'the wide and
very-lengthy scarf of self-matertil
edged with the hall buttons. It is
worn over a slip of the same color:
tho white showing when the trnunt
Ict Is carelessly uml swnnlilly turn
ed bad; with the (rnunllct. uiid tlx
finavrs arc Irlmnn-.l with n tiny
flowi-rlng vine in Krnen nnd rose.
Ivory Tim Is Hoi k.
London. Ivory tints in frocks
nave brought Ivory Jttiolf hoclf in
to vogue. Many women today -on-wearing
cnrveil ivory ni-i-lilacos and
big bronchia with lli. lr Ivory-col-
oreil hnls. thi- idea now being to
nave tile luil and jewelry nintrh in
lone. . . v
fdf the figure in
clined to
stoutness
- V
Bsuiulsltel Very lightly boned
penults absolute freedom of
waUfllne. Hvery Jjl Camilla
meuhs "Beauty and Comfort,
Toolf,fop Its wearer. The pat
ented'' Vcntilo feature makes Lx
Camllle astonishingly comfort
able.' A ' full line of the different
models always on hand. 1
Mrs. Robt Pattison
; ,l Corsetlcra
; 'H Phone Slnln HI
Jpt. 10, Near Foley Bide.
GOLLEGTIONOF
BOOKS LARGE
j IN1VKRR!TV OW OnRClON. Kll
tffene. (Hpecial) The third largest
jenllretion of hooka In Hie Htule In
now to he found In the I niverally
of Oregon Ml.iiiry at KtiRene. Dnr
ins 102- 8,710 vol union were add
ed to the lihrnry, nmklnff a total
of i:tO,4 70. This unmher la ex
ceeded hy the Portland Public U
brnry and the Utatn Library ut Ha
lem. In IflO.T there were 12,ann books
In the library. Hy 1 'Mifi thift num
ber had grown to M.otni, and the
growth slnc4 tlien has been more
than son per cent.
Tho total number of books Is
sued to rend era ijnrlnfr 1918 wac
:tl 1,774 volume. Of these, r7.89i'
were iHnnecl for home ne from th
elrrutatlon and reference desks.
tThc number issued from' tho re
serve desk, chiefly used by students
In the university, was 245,903.
This represents nn Increase of 20.fi
per cent In the total number of
ihooUa tpsued, and an Increase of I0
Iper cent In tho number of reserve
bonks Issued.
j The number of periodicals con
tributed lust year way 1,353,; which
i has been Increased this year to
1,760. These publications include:
monthly, 4T.7; weekly, 129; quar
terly, llil); bi-monthly, 3i; daily, 3:
jlrri'KUlur publications, such us gov
ernment nnd foreign documents.
Mil newspapers, 90,
:V
Vi.'
I The
fountain
Beautiful
o w Open
Watch for Store Opon-'
ing Day Rnturday.
rUAMWIM IWU..I'
iennn Club Card Si si id a I
Causes Count's i:.pulloii
VIKKNA (AP) Aristocratic Vi
enna has been split into two camps
as tho outcome of the expulsion of
Count Adalbert Sternberg from
Austria by the police, at the re
iiuent of 'ount Herbert Merber
slein, controller of the. household
of the former Archduke Fried rich,
i Accusations growing out of a
game of cards at. the Jockey club
led to llerhersteln, US president
or the club, ordering Sternberg's
expulsion. Sternberg subsequent -ily
Rlapped Merberslt ln's face in a
crowded street.
llerhersteln, declaring that . it
! was beneath his dignity to cross
swords witti a man like Sternberg
or to appeal to the law against
him, moved the police to expel
jhlm from the country nnd Stern
Jberg wait in Cscrho-Hlovakia with
in 13 hours. . v
The affair has aroused Intense
Jrxcltenient In Vienna, and opinion
ion the propriety of Tlerherstein's
'action U divided. The Neue Krele
Presse, Ut a leading article, re
! minds its readers that Sternberg
! la n scion of the oldest noble house
in Austria, which has figured In
f lie country'fi hhtory since the
thiitevnth century.
ITKVKRSITY OK OUKOON, Ku-
Mene. (Special) Tho- rounty-unli
plan of school adminlsiratlon la
ondoraed hy Ira Itichardsou, pro
fessor of ed urat Ion In I 'olorud o
State aVaehcra' college, who is con
ducting two (Masses In education In
the I'ulvorsity summer ssion a
Portland.
Hy this plan, Professor niehard
aon pointed out, educators aim to
put county udmlnlsiruttan on tin
same, basis as the present city hym
hi. A county school bourl whtwu
members are elective, munuges the
districts of the whole county. This
ellinlnaiea the local school board,
which has been a great problem in
flrpool udmluistraiion. The super
intendent, preferably appointive.
acts chiefly, In a professional ca
pacity. '
pit addition 'to Increased "effi
ciency In administration, this nlun
said Professor Itlch'ardson, offem
tho poHslbUKy of largr and bet
r equipped schools because of
possibilities of consolidation. Like
wise, standard teaching require
ments are raised and the conse
quent better salaries may Induce
the professional teacher to remain
In the county system raber thpn
to seek a city positlon.-
This system of school adminis
tration is used throughout many
states, of which Piatt Is perhaps
lite best organised. Three counties
in Oregon, Crook,. .Klamath and
Lincoln have tried this plan aitc
rcssfully, i
t
REAGTIONIS
i SUREST TEST
T TN I V R H 8 IT Y OVt OREGON',
Eugene (Special) rhr.enolog
and the study o handwriting are
not. accurate keys to a person's
character in the opinion pr.
Bernard C. Ewer, professor of
psychology in Pomona . college,
California, nnd instructor In the
ITnlverslty of Oregon Hummer ses
sion of Portlands Or. Kwer ex
pressed the view that the surest
test of character was In the re
action of (be Individual to his
surroundings and bis ability to fit
into his environment, and uot in
outward signs, such as ure used
phrenologists and hand-writing
experts in their "character read
ing." t
1 ''Phrenologists havo attempted
to read ehararler hy tho protuber
ances over the ears and projec
tions on the hack of the head,"
said Or. Ewer, -"overlooking the
fact Ihaf these prominences are
dHte to physical ' development and
1 the rase of ' the 'buck or the
head, the projection covers cen
ters ' of motor aqtlvlty; that,, have
ntllng :to do with 'inicllecttiiil
qualities."
-."Alany specimens of penman
ship have been studied without
proving - an Index to character,"
he stated, "unless we consider one
who habitually falls to dot 'IV
nd cross M'h us careless in habit.
Hecenlly, however, a, Callfornln
teacher found that by Increasing
and decreasing the speed of writ
ing and the size of letters in a
given lime and by producing
marked deviations from the na-
ural handwriting of the mihjeet.
it w;ih possible to delermlne eer
tu In traits of character."
Legal rroceeding
r DVWAti (APy.UAt- ifl- rktnl
fcjremony of tho tnauguruilon of
the nnw Five MUita jydicutry, one
of the most striking features win
the speech In the Irish lunguago
delivered by , Chle( Just loo Ken
nedy, said to ba tho first official
jUeruitre by jadga In . thut
tongue since the time of the lire-
hon Unvs many centuries, ago.
t'nder the new judicial regime
lugut procedure Is to 1h gittutly
simplified, and tho old cumbrous
onus of Indictment are to be
abolished. A slgnlf leant change
is Ihe dluapiteurancc- of the name
of the king. In the past, offenses
were described in the Indictment
as ugutnsfe the peace of our Wov-
ereign Lord Ihe King, Ills Crown
uai iiigaity." and jurors.! went
sworn to "true deltverunre be
tween our. Sovereign Lord ti:e
King and tho pilinnir at the bar."
These forms art now abolished.
l'rosC4iiioiia wer1 laid us "The.
King v. So and So,H '.'TUey'.aro
now laid in the name of the lit
torney general. ,
The new I'eee "S'ate court ; f
appeal Is an- ulllmale tribunal.
Appeals , to -the ' housm of lords
buve been abolished und . appeals
to the. pi-Ivy council can only be
hud by petition lo ihe king fur
permission likely to he granted
only In. very evcepllnuut cases.
''The courts will," said the cfti- f
Justice, "stantls between the peo
ple and any and uvery cncroach
inent upon lln-Jr cpnslllutional
rights und liberties by whomso
ever ntlempted." 1
mm
f GIVEN CREDIT
! PEKINO. (AP. The first rain
fall of any consequence in Peking
and vicinity during the present
year occurred May 21. It ruined
again May 22. The drouth was the
uiosl prolonged for sevmal years.
There fa little of the unusual In
Mio above facts. Springs are apt
to he dry in north China. ' The
noteworthy feature Is the fact that
the rainfall coincided with a sol
emn ceremony performed In JV-
Ulna to Vu Shen, the god of iuinJ
''..Prompted by the distress of ag
riculturists whose crops have been
all bid mined by the drouth,: Pc
king official and rcligiqiuvhod.es
ittmed an iuvitutiun lo the-officials
of Kbant,ung io send to the capital
a historical iron 'tablet of t,be Ming
PynrnMy which is said to have a
record for producing rain. Accord
ing lo a story which' is widely ac
cepted hy the t hinestv a ; magis
trate of llaatunhsleu. Shantung, in
tluvdays of the Miiig emperors, her
came ho concerned over the suffer-
utfrs if'lll?9 people because off
well as a BiicrtfJcMtai toff gt ft
the foilov,-Ug di rl iwAltJ
drouth vhr4JiiI!l j VI MM
ance Ihe itrophr built afteiuplf and!
enshrined' In if txti Iron taimt In- j
scribed with the name of their;
martyr and n record of hi deed, j
The then emperor, when tho facts;
wero related lo him, was so lm!
pressed that he conferred upon ihcj
magistrate's name the title of Yu!
Khnn. In t lie vpiini fnllnwlnir thn!
tablet has been brought at inter
vals to Peking when tho necessity
for appealing to tho rain god be
came acute, as In the present lp-.
.stance. . , . , ,
,A day or two-ago the tablet nr
rlved. It was reverently placed In
a yellow sedan chair, a- r'Uf r Ue
Imperial days und with much cere
mony borne to a temple inside Uie
h'orbldilen c.y. There u" ceremony
was enacted beforrt it with Incense
and kowtowing exactly as wua done
In the Imperial Uayu. Officials of
tho Hoy Emperor's court and ot
the republic participated side by
.side.
MacDonald Holds Record
For Speech in Common
I,0TnON (AP). Premier Mun
Donald hns talked more In Uie
house of commons than anyone
else, and Is .11 columns of the
uiitruu report oi tae I'aniomen-
tnry Gazette ahead of his nearest
competitor. According to the rec
ord from January to the Easter
recess, the premier's speeches cov
ered 126 columns, William Gra
hanti financial secretary to the
treasury, being next with 95 col
umns und Sir Klngsley Woo I
third with 70 columns. . ' Lloyd
George only flits 47 columns, and
Henry Asquith 36, while Stanley
Maid win takes fifteenth place with
4ti columns.
It Is noted that the Clydeslde
members are comparatively retic
ent, Tom .lohnRtone and Nell Mac
lean filling only 30 columns. each.
James Kirkwood Is not mentioned
because only those who enn fill
2(1, columns are recorded.
n the matter nf asking niP'.'i-
llons. Commander Kenworlhy eas
ily holds first with 239 questions
or l8 more than Sir Klngsley
Wood, who Is second on the list.
With power and office coiiiph
criticism, and this Is Indicated by
the number of oral questions . an
swered, the premier having f61 to
his credit. Minister of Health
Wheat ley 2SS, amt Minister ot
,ahor Tom Shaw 2(12,
EXODUS OF ALIEN
STUDENTS CLOSES
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
LKirsIO, Germany (AP).
Conservatories of music are de
clining alarmingly In Ot-rmali).
Itecently an Institution with n
normal enrollment of 3S pupil
went bankrupt, and a itreut mai.y
smaller undertakings have been
forced to ilnuldute.
During the inflation period
Ihi-se Institutions were kept above
water only by tho fnct that th
foreign music students paid five
times the. tuition of tho. natives.
Hiiice stabtllitatlon bus taken place
however, thousands of foreigners
havo left (lermany. finding It- too
expensive, and the music lovers
who remain ' behind can for Hi.-'
most part afford to pay only
about one-half the pre-war 1 11-
tion fee.
How desperato the situation Is
may be Judgjediby tho furt that
the conservatory students arc per
mitted lo piny In movie bouses
and In cnles, a thing ,lbnt was
anathema beroro the war. There
is also no objection lo their earn
ing money on Ihu side by playing
at dances.
Ths chief reason for thn plight
in which the musical art finds
Itself Is the fuel that the inflation
period and the war have wiped
out the middle class, which he
fore the war was the principal
supporter of tbe finer arts.
Wlls suit Rrmkes Only Rules
For Motor Traffk' In Paris
PAHIR IAP) The Prereet of
Police of Paris is now Issuing per
mits to drive motor ears nt the
rale of 4010 a month.
The police department Is con
sidering a new regulation of traf
fic that will relegate all ears driven
Into Paris for mere pleasure lo the
less congested parts of the town.
At present all regulations lire dis
regarded. The chauffeurs say that
otherwise there would be no pos
sibility of moving ubout In Paris.
The drivers depend entirely on
heir wlls nnd brakes. . Speed
regulations were forgotten long
igo, but It Is saiil .they will come
Into n:-.e again when the new code
of rules has been completed.
Whv X
OCOI
the ; .
custom of
counting
tens'?
ir iiiTti(i:j ti :rx r
liSiiirni T1 ii 'lilt
Safe
Milk
Far Infantt ,
Invalidt.
Childrm,
I he And
Rich Milk, Molted Drain ext. in powder
torm.mai-esThe Food-Driaklbr All Ages,
Digestible No Cooking. A light Lunch
always at hand. Also in Tablet form.
Ask for "HotUcVa," at all Fountains,
re? Avoid imltntinns Substitute.
Mntile
We Carry (lie following
-Vt:A'llll:ltI.Y ICH Cltl--.AU
- ItltlCKS .
Mystery ' '
Nut, itoslon Crenni,
fhcrigold
Prlm-css.
Vanilla, I'ineuiiple lee
Strawberry
NcoMilltnn
Blrawberry, Vanilla,
Chocolate
Pint llrlcks , Site
Quart llrlcks IMIc
Moon
Druir Go.
Prompt and Free
Delivery
Permanently waved, wavy or
curly hair should be '
Water-Wavel
Tho water-wave la soft
and natural In appearance.
In no wise- oan It possibly
barm the hair.
Moles, warts, supsrfluo-ls
Balr permanently , emos-ed '
vithor) scar
. Ml Work Guarantee.
AT THE COIAMAIi
Phono tai-a
180J Fo irth St. , Apt B ,
Vol will find our """
simp to -be; a verit- '
kM ulile wouderlanU of w
i lil nftw hleaH'and ere-
' !tti nilon:1- Yo1 ere In- Xl
II vlled to come In fl
11 I and look around at ! J
: 8nC uny lime, I jj
55 Ba' M it
. Rlchanlsaa'i Ait : Ifl
' OaZ & tll'l Shop EtZ
Sunbeam'' Electric
Irons
rnt them away while "HOT", in their incllvtdtial
, . ateel case so-nctliing Ne-t
H.andS. ELECTRIC
Tlioiie 393-AV. 107 Depot St.
:tf;rrr),rrtk'Sitiii'-)'fivnr!-rriii1Tif '(Si i!vi';f':'-f'r:vhi'-i1is,V)
i'ly -'
July
4f
Lileayaiice
PACIFIC PACKAGE
Stamped Goods
14 OFF
t. Stnmpect Gowns, Stamped . ChemHe, Pllamas,
;; . , ;ttaby . Dresses,1 Child's . Rompers,
',t:-, litini'hcon Sets," Towels,
' ;.K.:j'.i:- ;. . Apruiw, Etc. '
,i Imr-ov9 the lt'imne hours of your slimmer"
j! vacations
V' .'Many. new and delightful thing! to be made-
' .'; in spare moments, by women who love their
needles, ! and these , items are exceptional
Rvalues, at. prices offered One-Fourth Off.
LADIES READY-TO-WEWt
ADY-TOWEAH" .
AND MIUUNEftY
.;) 1 r . ;
Where Your Credit Is Good ;
When we say "Fresh Candy," it is fresh, as it don't
have to be shipped from the factory. Made right here.
The Candy Shop
S20 fib vr.
. The Home ol Horn Matte
hecnuse our muviikc nnccstors.
hclnjr unskilled in ninlhe inulicH,
counted (hidr finurerH, Bcored ly
lenn and thtm founded .the deri
mal nyHtem Help Huhy through
the liot fiummer with
4T r r Hit II V
JzrtetecH com i on
nnd hctir htm coo while he hap
pily cotintH his toed.
(. I y -crhic KiipimHilorlcM (Infanl)
Zinc St cam to SiiRnr of Milk
I'astnr OH 1 IVorh- Achl
Five of 200 PfiretcHt preparn-
tlnns for . health nnd hygiene
Kvery Item the hent, thnt HhMI nnd
enre enn produce.
Glass Drugs
7 KCX&U. Prug Start
For Sale
Three new hunpalowB, I in
Ute pOHW'fJHlon.
Fine 10-flpre, well Improved, Ir
rigated tract In May Park Addi
tion. 8pecl.il htfTfrain price (IiIh
week only. $4.7ro.
BATTKIUKS
that nre dependnhlt for frond
nnd relfuhle Hervlce are the
kind we aro now feu taring
prominently, und they ain
KfvlnK rinlvermil Hut Isfact ion.
Jn every detail " they ara
perfect and their Bervlce In
uiinxcelled in nil reripecl a.
We nre expert In pew Iml
teties. In -re-cluiruinff and in
nil klndH nf huttery repairs.
ORF.OOtf TIRF1 A .
' liAITKHY Vh
107 Fir .t. - Main-M0
MM
WANTF.0 TO HOnrtOW 0f.)
on irood real estate, firirt morr
Kupe Hecnrlly. ,
Home fine hullding- loin In wpM '
part of Iji Ornnde near" Hi an pi j
new home. ; , ,
Airent for the Wenlein
Savlnp? Association,
l,onnt and Id vest hicnts
All Kinds pi Insiurfnce
pyramidIland CO.
Alain 7a
P. N. ront, O. U Berry,
W. H. Uen-y
Ronded Rellon
THE WELL ORGANIZED
HEALTH INSTITUTION
Is an outgrowth of the need of Health, Care
and Protection, such as can be obtained only
where Modern Medical, Surgical and Diagnostic
Facility hns been collected under one roof.
' Where Phys'icians are always present to watch
eacli patient's case and giveprompt attention lo
his heeds. ' '
Such nn institution is conveniently available
to Rantern Oregon. .
The Hot Lake Santorium
Dr. W. T. Phy.
.WK FOUND WHAT
'' '"POUCH -UK'' 1.MOW'
, l'AII,l:l TO KIND
Ho was huntimr, liuiitlntr for
. tha l.'pnntaln of l'erpetnul
Youth - and died disap
pointed,, We liave found it
In our Maiinello treatments.
Wa can " bring to your
cheek the very bloom an 1
color of youth. Wo can
bring- lo yojr life happiness
that youth and henuly give.
MAHINK.I.I.O CONMinil!
' SHOP
9,t New 'olcy ItldfC.
' IMiono Alain J2II
Mitt' (A.4l
PURITY BREAD
The'llealth-Building Bread for Children. ,
PURITY BREAD
Is Healthful, Nourishing;, Economical. '
PURITY BREAD
Is your Best Food Eat More of It. V,'
La Grande Bakery
K. J. McWiUlams'
PURITY BREAD SUPERFINE BREAD
EPniENCE
twenty-two years of successful battery building
Some experience, ws say and It's back of
every Willord Battery w sell.
Just count the cart that are Wlllard.
equipped at the factory. These cart bays
bten Willard-equlpped for years.
Willards have always made ood tn the
owner's car.
"JnM IsuaJns Hkhsta III rsUls foe s
hone fhesT. A. WiUatd tenia hsv. Kid
him s Threaded KubUr Itettcry," asys
Little Am pci.
THF. BATTERT EtiECTOlO 8ERTICE CO.
Ilgltn Blacblne Work Btdf.
IS 1 1 WasliliiBton Are. I'bone Main lim
ff ft STORAGE -fl
11 II BATTERIES II
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