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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1924)
Friday, August 8, 1924. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE of Social newa nit be In the bands of the society editor by :S0 o'clock. Sue to the fact tbat the social page Is made up before noon, It Is 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 the following day Newa Edi tor's Note. Mr. and Mrs. II. O. ' Vorut anil "'family h;m rflurnfil from u throe motor trip through soul hern Washington, returning homii hy l'jrlluml and The Dulles. Whlk In western Oreifon I liey visited lit Heashlo and Canyon Iteaell. Members of I lie Missionary So rlety of the Zlon Unitllsh l.ullieran rlinrrll spent un enjoyable arter lloon yeslttrduy when Mr8. Hehlll- lilK and her duiiKlller, Mrs. Moore, of l'oi'tland, who Ih. visiting here were hostesses. Following a plea. Sam social time dainty refresh .j metits were served. e Cove (Special) One of the most pleusu.nl events of the week look place Tuesday afternoon, when the 'Womiins club pave a party at the Ascension drove. 'I'lie lime wa spent In social conversation Inter spersed by some Interesting talks by Miss Maniuar.lt, of l.a tiranil Mini Mrs. Holly, nf l'iiluil. I:. freshmeiils were served at the close t of Hie afternoon. Those present were Miss Mar- nuardl, of l.n Crunde; Mrs. Holly, of I nion: Miss Warner, of New licrir: .Mrs. l-iiul Laird, or Weiser. lilahtf; Mrs. Oelnney, of. North l)u kotn: Mrs. 1'uullnc l'rllllmun, of MtlKcne; Mrs. J. Towle, , or Van couver. Wash.; Mrs. fleo. McDan- .lel, Mrs. I.. II. Lay, Mis, 1,. I.alrd Mrs. A. A. Andes, Mrs. t'Mno Conklin, Mrs. J. It, I'rlce, Mrs. r. 11. Conklin, Mrs. A. Daniel, Mrs. ,11. 11. Daniel, Mrs. I II. Carter. Mrs. J, Conley, Miss Mess Kelly, Mrs. A. a. Conklin, Mrs. Kane De laney, Mrs. J. (layette, Airs. O. Mekersley, Mrs. John Williams, Mrs. II. Comstock, Mrs. George White. Mrs. - lleorev Miller. Mrs. John Miller. Mrs. W. A. McNeill. Airs. Iliuke, Mrs. l.ulu Weeks, Mrs., C. N. Ovllvle, Mrs. William Harris' - .Mrs, Nellie Marlen, Mrs. Leonard Towle, Mi's. I,. K. Anderson, Mrs. J, K. Mills, Mrs. Klsle Miirchlson, Mrs. J. II. Weimer mid Mrs. I. rV'iilnor. Cove. (Special) Mrs. I' Con vey, (Irani and Muriel Conley. uc roinpunicd by Misses Oertrude and : flpul Kicker or Kreewuler, are primping on the Minaiu, i r'roc Slntc Scek.s to nuild t'i l''orelrn ' Tnule Tlmmali Knvoys HI III. IN (Al'l.-The debate on tin. eslimuli'S recently In the Dull sliflHed thai the total cost of 'the , Vreo Rttiln niinislry or external ': iit'lulrs ! S'-' ldU.r.i W id bin " " amount H:i.'J4fi Is sT"ni "4n'frif- , elKii representallves, Tho mint) purpose or ttie latter Is the Im provement of I'Yec Htuto foreign trade, which.' It Is claimed, has increased to tsno,:!4S. The representative at Washlnrf lon Is atiproved as a specinl ca.e linil Minister Desmond r-'ltscKcmld said It was expected that tin; Wasliliifrlon ofrice would pay for llself. Tile cost Of passports from the 1'nlteil Slates is to be till Beauty Seekers Will Do Well to Try THE MARINELLO SHOP Room , Sominer Hldf. "A beauty aid for very need" for the figure in dined to stoutness Xxqulaltel Very llcbtly boned -permits abaolule freedom of walalllne. Kvery I A Camilla means "Beauty and Comfort. Too" for Ha wearer. The pat ented Ventilo feature makes La Camilla astoolsbloEly comfort able. A mil line of the different model alwaya on band. Mrs. Robt Fattiton Oorilp6 Phon Atalu M9 Apt, l, New Foltir B!d. 1 1 ?WS ' I SOCIETY Black and White Tllh, smartness of simplicity ' is Illustrated by this frock of black and white checked wool with Its liny vest and collar and cuffs st shite linen. Red bindings add to tho Interest and conform to the popular theory, that every costume mould have a touch of scarlet. This s a French model, but there la noth rig about it that could not be copied oy any.dressmaker ut & very iclfliita; cost. Fashion Notes Paris. The matching scarf and hat, a fashion of which nobody has us yet growu tired, is being ex pressed today u citron luid ivory while. The sports hat and scarf nre of citron duvetyn In many in stances both trltnined with thick ivory silk bruid in the fashion of Home years ago. t. Pnrls. In spite, of hot streets the lady must have her touches of fur trimming. Sheared ermine dyed fn shades of helg- or smoke in her newest 1'iyicy. e . "t London. Many of Ihe swim ming coat nines seen today follow the low waist line idea. Of silk, wilh huge brilliant dots, they fit the riguro closely anil flare In a swhi of ruffles above quite n long way above the knee. London. An odd bit of em broidery is seen on some or the newest over blouses nil tho short jackets of the sports types. It is merely an oblong of embroidery on t he left side of I he front of t he overworked monogram. New York. On some of the ; frocks is seen lower ii rubied pock jets. The pockets exist for noth ing else than a large si .oil hand j kerchief in bright purple or scar Met. New York. Handsome costume slips in crepe satin uru worth not ing. Plain at the neck and arm holes, they have sovernl rows of scalloped liltl ruffles at the hem 'of the Hklrt. New York. Tho long feather bow Is not worn today in prosaic fashion with Ihe two ends dungling In front. It Is worn with un end tossed backward over the shoul der and both ends dangling in the back. London Among tho little sports hots shown here today is one mo del so simple and plain that only u youthful faco can wear Its se vere Hues. The hat is of soft silk gathered into' a high crown topped y n small ribbon bow. The brim. hilffly wired, is rolling In front. Xcw llooks nt Library Itange from Itloutnphy to Hook on Dy-Acty-lenc Weld lug. Knur prize-winning books In eluded in following bit: .AdtiniH Siege, Auer Violin Playing as I Teach It. Herlon The Itenl Harnh Ilern hardt. Hotloine The Perfect Wife. Carter The Tomh of Tut-ankh-Amen. Karnol Sir John Pering. l-YielKing of No Man's Mnd, l-'rost New Hainnflhlre. Oardncrllanilhook of fireek Sculpture. Horky--Three of Them. Henry Paul. Son of KlBh. , Irwin Lew Tyler's Wivrs. Ulgh Kb iiienis of Ketailing. Mcllwaln The American Revo lution. .Marden The conquest of Wor ry. Miliar The Harp-Weaver. Oppenheim Your Hidden Pow ers. Pearson Ticket nnd Show Card IVsiKiiinir. Pedbr The narhnrl-in Lover. Pupin lioin Immigrant to In ventor. Kaine The Desert' price. It- v f:iifhl Off Ihe rhent. Slon--fhinese lanterns. Ward The Triumph of the Nut. Willis Osy-aceiyleeno Welding. Wylle Jennifer Lorn. i i HUNT'S LETTER (Continued from pfcff 1)' Hon, high prices and mediocre service, unci tho'dozmi and one an noyance nntl Inconvenience thai hewet the existence of tho average sojourner hre. as I he lot of a temporary, dweller anywhere, and muke the heat of H wllh a mini mum of protwtt'. Among ihla group and It is one of ihe .argent In WaBhlnpton Ihero Is Utile loyalty to the capi tal city. It haA taken from them In full measure for what It has given. II never becomes their city, their home. They now know too well the rear sides of those false fronts which firm fascinated them. They may ''like" Washington, hut their love remains stendt'ust with Kankakee, Kulamaxoo ami Wnlla Walla. ( One of tho dirfleiimes with Washington, on Inn material side of its evolution, has been its in tensive dfvelopmeni. Washington la limited by tho houmlarleM of l ho District of C'o hinthlu. It cannot expand. It can not spread. It cannot sprout ex tensive suhurlian areas of comfort nhte homes and annex them as part of th parent city. Anything out Hide tho 78 Hqimro miles of tho District of Columbia never cun hope to he a part, of Washington. You may Hvv two miles from the White House, In Virginia, luil you are an outsider. You may he. five miles from tho While Mouse, and In Maryland, and you art; likewise outside the pale. - . . nut yon . may he seven miles from the White House, and ntlll Inside the remotest point, of the District Line, and the rest of the 1'nited tates will pay 40 per cent of your city taxes. Tho result of these fixed limits to what may ever bo included in tho beneficiaries of the nation as Its capital city has resulted In a close control, hy a few large Inter ests, of tho undeveloped territory still within the District. This assured monopoly has in urn made possible the capitaliza tion of theso lands on a scale which forces their solo in the smallest possible plots. This makes for congestion and crowding and tigllnr ss, not for a healthy, happy, "beautiful" capi tal city. Mr. Henderson in Kalcm. PAI.pM, Ore. William M. Ifen- dershott or j'ortiand. newiy ap pointed commandant of the Ore gon Soldiers' home, was conferr ing with fiovernor Pierce, Statu Treasurer Myers and other slate nrrtctais. Mr. Jienoersnou suc ceeds Judge George W. Kiddle and will assume the management of the Institution early next week. The transfer will be made by W. A. Dalsicl, secretary of the state hoard of control, who wltl go to Rose burg Sunday. . .", f.rnntfl ,1'awt iJinmlry Sold. OHANT8 PA8H; tr; The. Orants Pass steam laundry hns been sold in I I I Innann fiti.l I.' rift k All employeg of the establishment, by Walter Kvanson. Mr. Hansen has been with the laundrv for IS years land Mr. Kriekson has been with II for eipht years. A Plea to Men Please keep your hair lly Kdnft Wall ore- Hopper You men admlro luxuriant hair, thick and lustrous, healthy, clean. And so do we, dear sirs. Thun. why will you, through sheer ne glect, let your hair disappear. My hair is finer than 40 years ago. It grows thicker every year. I have never known fallin? hair or dand ruff, and nev er a, touch of gray. Just be cause I searched the world for the h e s t hair h el p s men know. And J had the m combined in a tonic and Fxlna Wallace Hop clennser which per. Photo lOS.t I jcall Jlulr Youth. From time to time each belter help discovered has bLen added to It. I believe the experts I consult know all that is known ahou; hair. I know they supply me their Mtmost. ' f'ertuinly no fac tors ever discovered have hrount finer hair than ' mine. Wow 1 offer you, as I offer women, this supreme help for th l.alr. It Is concentrated. Yon apply It with un eyedropper di rectly to the scalp. There II com bats t h n hardened ot I and dandiuff which so stifle the hulr roots. It tones und stlmulati-s, Then. hulr thrives Just us flowers thrive In a well-kept garden. I know 1 hat here J place at your command the greatest hair help lit existence. Not some f.il lacioqs theory, not some ordinary tonic, but the best that science has discovered, so far as I can find. All druggists and toilet coun ters supply my Hair Youth tin dr guarantee. The first package brings you help yoj seek, or J will pay the Tost. The cost Is 6ft cents and fl with eyedrop per. Let me urge you to try It. V women all of us love to ftee heavy, healthy hair. And I have found the way. I will send you. a bottle to try without cost-If you mail this rou pon to me. Trial Tube Free Kdna Wallace Hopper 8M 536 Lake Shore Drive,, Chicago I want to try Jlalr 7outh. AT WEISER, IDA. BOISE, Ida. HpecIal).Welser will have a new hanking Institu tion, capitalised ut $40,001), it wa announced Thursday by Crawford Moore, president- of the' First Na tional bunk of Idaho, Boise. This Institution will be the only one or 4ts tnd In Weiser, the two bunks formerly here having clos ed -their floors. Application for u state charter wil , he made shortly. . The new liank will bo owned and operated by " t .Andersou. Kugeue Looney. I-;. A. "Vun Slcs lln, Itaymond Moore, ' Crawford Moore ami .1. W. Cunningham, stockholders of the Klrst National bank. No name has. been decided upon, for tite new '.hank,' which will be u slule institution, . under supervision of the state depart ment of finance, K. W. Porter, commissioner of finance, announced Thursday that no attempt would he made to re organize or reopen, the Weiser Loan and Tr.iHt company bank which fulled recently. It will be taken over by the state and Its depositors pad as. fast us Its as sets run he liquidated. ' vi:itoiA plans maim:. VrcrtVONTA. Ore. The Vernon- ia chamber of commerce met to form plans for rc-organizniton 01 the club anil discuss einplo men! of a paid secretary. It was point ed out by business mn of the clt; tha'y under the present system the secretary received no salary an! no real progressive work could be ex pected of htm. vThe club will be put on it business basis and an an nual budget mude up for carrying out work outlined for tho yar. The road committee wan in structed 10 work In conjunction with the Inland highway Associa tion. Inc., to furl her completion and paving of the roud from Port land to Astoria, via the Nehalem valley. . Vernon la tVintraet Awarded. VRRNONIA. Ore. At Ihe Inst meeting of the city council of Ver nnnla, the contracting firm of Kit Llnd of Portland- received the contract for the construction of he municipal sewer -system which was authorised hy the voters of this cily last spring. Their hid was ho lowest or the) seven firms who hid on the construction of the sys tem. and was for 349,728.34 for concrete pipe; . and for $49.1 1 2.IIX for vitrified pipe. . A f ft nil ppnfirtfir retM nil Ihe fuels of the accident except the name of the owner of the ankle the driver was staring at. Hair Grown ' or No Money Notice th. Van a A.x tble rubber n 1 1 f t cap on Oia bottle. You ' rub the bottle svir your head and the ' rubber nipplea ftd the hair firowint wntti' cine Into tlia a c a 1 p. One minute a day in your own hom.with Van Eh L I a u I A Scalp Ma.aaaa Itiaane mn abundance ot new hair and th. a-loea and luat.r that come with perlect h.lr health. A.k ill about th. 90'dar treatment plan. We aell it under money-back guarantee. Red Cross Drug: Store How Absurd It Is To Have To "Break-in" Shoes! You do not have to "break-in" your hat, nor your dress, nor your coat, nor ' your hose How absurd it is to have to "break-in" your shoes. Change to Mcnihnn's Arch Aid 'Shoes and enjoy com foil, from the start and style to the last. 1 TheBootery, Inc A Parndls for Ttred Vwt . Borne of tho Arch Aid Shoe OKOVKR HMITH, ftlffr. 2011 Depot tiu Phono M l 18 Passion Playm Trip ' ' 1 Divides Oberanimeipaii OHKUAMMRnaAlV Bavaria (AD. Oberammertfint la not Ihe peaceful vIIIuro that It wna be fore Anton Ijintf und his wood catvlnff . coiupunlona went lo America early this year. Meat opponents or tho trip to tho tU.it-, ed States, have trained reinfori.eJ men Is uinee the return or the. l-ang- party some weeks ajro und; the town has divided Into blltc line und antt-laung frroups. i " The untt-1.anfr forcea nnsert that the American visit of tho Oli r- iimmeiKiiti players waa un uflempt to commercialise the Passion Play,1 i but tlm trip wan a financial fail ure and they have threatened to Huhf.tasro tho next production of the performance scheduled for 1933, , , Anton lanfr hlmwlf has held aloof from his crit tcs t h us fa und refuses to unswer Iheiu, con- tcndliiK t hut the chsrires are un founded, und avers thut Ihe Ptts-I alon i'lu-y will not s.iffer from criticism or jealousies of indi is such a small item of the cofybutsuchem important part oj your cooking that you cant afford to use anything but tneveiy . , Borden's Evaporated Milk is the product of ' 67 years' experience in the making of milk foods. Its creamy richness and pure, fresh milk flavor are unsurpassed. Thousands of articular women will use no other kind. The taste tells why! Try it but insist on Borden's! I. Wien huyinp; Candy', nsk for "La Grande Made." It's pure and fresh. Help us help Ln Grande. The Candy Shop ' 220 fib trr. t The Home ot Hume Made Oaadj , Fish mif(ht just as well stop hiting when you get a whiff of Premium Bacon conking. Any fisherman is ready fo wind in his line. Indoors or mil Premium Bacon is the great summer standby. Tor Sale At Patt ison Brothers Grocery Phone Main 80 iiiii Tnnnirr'" nni iu ribni PESTS GIVEN Ornsshoppers may he siKWMfi il ly poisoned where damam ta wnf rlclent to warrant the expense, ac cording to II. .0. Avery, county aRent. The most satisfactory timt to poison Id when tho hoppers are first hatched. At the present time the heaviest da ma pre from, hop pom Is seen In orchards, gardens, oat rlelds, und a little later in eat I tig- of the frrowlh of fall wheat alonK th pdg of newly planted field. oinrol is mot successful by the iik of a polwon bran mash prepared as follows:' Mix together 20 pounds of bran or mill run with one. pound of Paris green or white arsenic. Then mix (OKether 3 lemons finely chop l-d, 1! quarts of low grade niolas ses und 3 Rallons of water. Mola-. ten the bran and poison with th liquid mixture to make a molt r "" Norf hwfiM t runihli' 1 TtioWlii ' Ho his' 'whrK hoppers arn bad In the late after Kobn; M If ' t8l'duritftroW ia1 ponltl'iiV livestock and children. - . KMI .I.TKU TO KF.ia VrOOK. . HAI.KM. Tin' Sunset. HmelttnR oompany i wllh heitduuarlers at Gold Hill. received authority from the state corporation commbiaiouer to sell $S,tMiM stock. Th smelter, accord. iir to rh tirtlel'es of Incor poration, will be equipped to take oare of practlcuily every kind "of ore mined In western and southern Oregon. The corporation' is capitalized for I'iftO.nno in 'common stock nnd lt)0,(Uio preferred nt (I a share. The officers are: A. Olson, Med ford, . presidenl: Al. H, Johnson. Gold Hill, vlee-presldt-nt; P.. M. Johnson. Medfurd. secretitry.. and A. t. HouRh. of t! rants Pass,, ocl ir attorm-y. FREE ,.f FI,Y . - Swatter With every purchase, of 25c or more. , .; Saturday '.Come and get one.. Pre scot t Drug ; Company lie New Drag Store 1 Telephone Main S3 ' ' Cor. Fir & Jeff, i ' mmmm. OUR CMAPEL IS AT YOURS DISPOSAL A f'hopol of ili; nlty ant hpouty. In whtrh you can liolil an enllri'ly worlliy ond filling Hfrv'pi'. Ih yourn If you wlh lo use. II. You arc Invited to niakn tin Inspect Ion, ' 8NODORA88 7JSUII:RMAN VnderlKkon '' AmbultBfa Berrlo I'bone Malo ay Cor. Illi ami Tain, I tJrainlc, On1. 'mm FALLING HAIR Chppkpd roaIHy, wlion prop rr niptliodH ura employtd. TIiq Murlnnilo syntcm pro vliIf'H J.iHt ' tlin proparatlonB necfHRary for various ponrtl tlonn. MATilNrJJ.O (KJBMimO KHOI 35 Now Fulry liMtf. I'hoiie Mftln t'M CARR'S Where Your Credit Is Good Servleft Makes of Vm here, and eajraweijaa THE BATTERY EtXTrnilO 8XBTICX! CO. ihia MaokbM Worka Blda 11(1 Washugtoa Arm Phone Main t5 WM . ix t,i,u4.iiie,uiii IMITIES ;. . Newest ' , ; ' - - Underarm Bags '- ' Beantifnl , Silk Knit Scarfs Clever Spor Ties , PUTfilAN'S is the : time to visit ) those famous, mountain resortv ' LAKE LOUISE i -! AND BANFF ' or SDend a few dava im . those Comfortable Bun-. OW GaimM. five in number? (I each delightfully differ. nt. -. ;, , . SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES tMlp to make this Circle Tour an ideal vacation trip; routed . ' inrougn ine Canadian racihc KOCIom With ttofKrvtrs where. you wan, , CM or ri for our iptctal Vaauwn Folder. Mf. M, MACON. Geri L Aunt. P.u r. Oroi? 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