La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 11, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE TIIRES Monday, August 11,' 1924. NEWS 6f SOCIETY Social news must be ta the hands of the society editor by 9:Su o'clock. Djie to the fact that the social page la made up boforft noon, It la practically Im possible to Insert stories after that hour. Hereafter. Items, no matter how Important they Are, that era ' delayed beyond that hour. vl not be printed until ,thft following day--Newi Edi tor's Note. Three-Piece Costume Mm. Walter J. Moran nnd son, iff Viililtiia,- V;tHli., .urrlyod .in (.a Ii..m.'- ixiar evening for shori viitii with lur Riaier,' .Aim. 11. it. IWifirf, of Islam! f'iiy, alter whtrh he win m..mr to Wuilowa l.nke yiith n party f ' I'lindH, fur a w Uvh--oin iOK.' iH'fiirxvi'elnrnlitff : tn .11 llOltlrt. ., ' . MIkh Rinnia T.nUt-s. daughter of At, mid M rn. John i.Ot I i'H, iHs'pend iui; a fcf ilayH ill , ViiHii WhIIu XihIi. Minn l.nllfH In employed e:tfilHi-r or N. K. VI and com Pny. y Jrievernl frifiula pU-amintly sur piKfd Miss Audrey Nu.xh Hatnrday -. ninr Willi ti lim-n shower prior tf Iht apprnaehintf inurrtaffe with Niilim Skiff. .Vlic evciiinK was spent socially, lolluvvctl hy I.K.it refri-shmeiils Itrautirtil and UHeful kH"1 were prewntcd MIhh Nash. - Thnsn pri'Hent. In addition to Mi.s.s Nash and hr niolher Mm. Kinnli Nash, were M.hh l.llltan Wil- hoii, M.hh Until WriBtil, Air I'Ved y.'ske. Miss Carrie KUlff und.,AJ'rH. Itlake KhleldH. ,1 On account of the hftf weather ih(t Friday Hridne etuh " hus nd ioiirned nnlll the first- week In September. KlKln. ; (Special). Mrs. Flora Durham -j and W. I. KvcnO were married '.rnufsday evening hy Uev. Jl. I.. Willis, at the VVIUIh home In KlKin. Hoih Mr., and MrsTKeene havu many frfcrmls hero wlirt wish I hem every happiness. ' The happy couple cxpeei lo make their home In I .a Cramle. where Mr. Keene is eniploycd. III ''JlSS (Continued from pc IT ' f;ernian liHliisfrfrillts Jlrrfnrrt " Over Kinixratlnn or Workers fnl- lil'dSlM.pnitl-'. Germany. (APr (iorm'nir" Hktllcd worker are IrnvhiK the Kulhoilnnil tn intent of lienor liit'U eim-where- tn sneh' iilumiing' numbers . that German imliixlry Is aerlonxly jeopardized. 'I'll Ik Ih eeelally true of The' rtiihr Valley. ' A cotifi-renee was recently heli lii-re ' lif-twii-n . renre!ient:tltve of flic: 1'rtis.slan irnvi-rmnrnf anil the" Clieniirsh IndiiHlrlals. al whlrh thin .in. lion n Hired. The Hpi-aRc. lor Hie InililKtrlnln used the liiwtnK Hiie.iulvoear lamrnane: I'he emtirraUnn- of (lernian workera Is riaelihiK irrealer and ur. aler ' prwortlonii.. . Vha fm.l majority of those iinlKranlB eoil- Himinir of Blilllid slieelalty work . is. Ill oilier words, II Ik our most nriwlile workers who are- lenvlnfrl th.-lr eolllllrv. "(ierman Indilslry. wlllelv liy Ms nature is dependent upon capable specialty workers an Its' very hack- tione. Is threateiieil with annlllila linn If entlBrallon ennllmie as at pr.'Ni'iil ." ' Beauty Seeker Will Do Well lo Try THE MARINELLO SHOP R4nm ft, Sominer HMf. "A beauty aid for every need" , IHONT3 HEflE is. a three-piece costume of the type--that 1 to be ex tremely fashionable thai winter, he coat and skirt are of black and p-ay striped velvet brocade, and the on. straight blouse Is of aray. The at 1 so lonr that It may easily ie worn as a wratf with other cowns, vhlle the blouse and akirt lva the tffoct o a complete costume with, nit -the' wrap. The srooncst lull roars are very tot and follow the tralght, comfortable tines, of this ne. ...... jttond. a blot on iho face of the "hoanfUiir' capital. , , No historic avenue In" the world presents such a motley array of "structures" as flanks Pennsyl vania avenue, that broad thor oughfare between Ihfl caplfat and I he treasury. At Iho np-town end, near tho Ireasnry, there are number of creditable modern hnlldlnxs. t below Sixth street, toward the rapitol, the only sixeahlo building not of pre-Clvil War vlntaKe hous ps Henry Ford's flivver and trac tor exhibits. ller may' he found Wafditn an ion's .Chinatown, rt'iidesvoiiH of sllk-shlrtea and plK-talled Celes tials. Here, .also,.' n re the tpiariers of fortune tellers, palm readers, me diums ami psychic. Swarthy gypsy women. In bril liantly colored nnr voluminous skirts and rain-how hue scurfs loll In the doorwajH while th-lr brown-skinned, scantily clad chil dren revel in the Krlme of the gm I era. A few musty, dusly "antique" shops and an old second-hand hook shop or two, alone add "class" to the- seelmiv of the "Ave ntte;,r ' ' One hundred years from now, pcrhapH In fitt, ' thi may be changed. At thai time ivnnsyl vanln avenue nmy h the "beauti ful" thoroughfare it la so offen pitnred.. For few of the bulld iiiKx there can stand longer than that. ihit in the- ineaivtlme well. It's Hose to the capital. There Is no pressttre for Km present develop ment. Add land values will keep on rlfdnfr. The increment In these values make It more desirable to wait another- generation before Improving this section than ttr do It now. And in the capital money out talks oven Congress! Fashion Notes Tut m FsfcrcnheM. Paris. In spito. of liof" streets. the ludv most have her louchcn of fur tVimmrnffw. Sheared ermine. dyed in shades of biege or smoke, her newest fancy. IBBPOf UP MEMORIAL Italian Arniy rvacts Kenli'p Hospltp Hoy's I'lne Rnoord : Xew Sfiattrs Popular. Parian Tho inatrhhiff aeorf. nnd hat. u fashion of which nobody lias yet grown tired. Is heinje. expressed today In citron and (vory. white. The sports hat nnd scarf are of citron duvefyn In many- Instances. hoih trimmed with thick Ivory silk lirald. In the fashion some years OKa railed "coronation. nOHE. AP TlurinB IH war tho- yomg'cst soldier in the. rtollan army was Francesco i.avrenclc who. driven from his home hy the Austrtana- when Iho Itnllana nvcr- ran the holder In I9l.rr. hpcumo a votiHiteer tn the Italian regiment of Ouidea at IS years of ager ami hoA risen to- be a. serg-eant major when, he was fifteen. lAVrenclfi took part In over a dogen hiir ac tions' and wan awarded the sliver nieiMI' for valor for his bravery on tho Plave. All this, however, has availed rhc youna" hero nothing, and a all hln ac.hlevmenla occurred before he wan fS years of uare, be has ee failed under arms ntraln to lo- hk. ordinary military service. he boy veteran in now stationed ar irerrara. and a piihllfs snhscrlp- Ion han beert opened lo Iflve him gold medal In memory of his itnio.-ip -experiences. HtlTCIflNSON',' rfannan; A memorial of granko wit h) a hronso luhlel set lw a llrfes pnrk suvronildnd py ll threelool atone wall, marks the spot on. a rarnr near here where the late President Harding- shocked Bruin under a broiling . auw In June, 1 13, when on tho transcontlnentar tifh that wan brought to ad end by nlW death. Tim memer'a-l , wae dedi cated Aiikusi 1, the anniversary nf his death. -' ' U: was on' tho ruenfef (V'Nell wheal farm. ,elKh miles west of Hutchinson, i the, late, president shocked grain In the 'Ohio war." as he expressed it to xenntor Ar thur rapper and Oov. .fonatlian M. llavls of .Kansas, who prevk oiisly had showed' the Kansas wary of doing ft. .Then Alr.( Haritln drove a harvesting machine sever al times about the field, so the "newspaper -boys 'could have story," as Mrs. Harding said. The President and parly luwl been greeted at the entrance to the, farm hy a little group nt conn try folk, anionic them several chil dren. - With them the President and Mrs. tftirding chall'ed freely. the president taking some of the children In his arms. These clill dren nnd oihers of Iteno county. liv pom rlbut ions or nickels and dimes, raised l he fund lo erect the memorial. At hll of ground nf the entrance lo the field was donnred by Sir. O'Neal and a pretty Utile park was laid oul, with shrubbery, bin grass and a surround inc slonn wall. Hero on' the lop or iinyi lrill, where thousands of tourists pasa on the paved highway that Is a part of the New Santa Pc trail, the memorial will stand. Atop a flag staff tho American flag will fly dally, for. ihc children of file Jtayl school have obligated them- aelves to be custodians of tbe col ors, lo see that the flag Is raised and lowered each day. fit i Sit Waist In italhln-t Togs, r.on.lon. Many of the swim ming costumes g:en today follow the no-nafstline Idea. Ut talk Willi huge, brillianl dots, they r II. the figure closely anl riare In a swirl or ruffles above finite a long way above the knee. T-'nibrolirery ml Spoi'l Costumes. London. An odd hit or em broidery Is seen on some or the newest overhloiises and Ihc short jackets, of the sports type. Jt is merely an oblong of embroidery on the left side or the rront. Inking the place or the-somewhat over worked monogram. main tn ii 0! T On Semi-Sport Clntbcs. New York. I'pon some or the semi-sports arternoon .rrocks shown lure today there is a low girdle and beneath, on the left side, fancy little pocket. The pocket exists for nothing lull a rather large chiffon . handkerchief In flame, jade, liriiThl purple, orange and scarlet. Prlnceum Star tines- West lo ft rs nr .huhikii.. ANN 1TAP.ROR, Aficll.. (AP) Harvey f. Kmeryr rrrnceton uth letlc star, joins the I'nlverslly of Michigan staff or coaches In Pep- lember lo assist Fielding 11. Yost, director or athletics, in the devel opment or tho Wolverine football eleven. PJniery played tackle on lite Ti ger eleven, was captain or last, year's track and wrestling teams and was regarded as the best col legiate hammer and discus throw er In the ensl. His work at Mich- Ifrnn, In addition lo assisting in coaching Iho varsity foolball. rack-nnd wrestling (earns, wilt lie principally In the four year cours" in physical education. athletics and school benltb. Worth Noting. New York. Handsome costume slliw In crepe satin are worth not ing. Plain nt neck nnd nrmholea. they uavo several rows or scollop- erf IMfle ruffle at the hem of rhc skirl. ffow fo Wear Itmt. New York. The long feather boa Is not worn today In prosaic rnshlon with the two ends dang ling In front. It la worn with an end tossed backward over the shoulder, and both ends dangling Iwtck. orlhcfigurcin- lined to IktoUlncss , 'Kfqitlsltol Very lightly boned ir-cepcY-mlia absolute freedom of JWalHlllne. , Every 1-A Camllld 'means "Keauty and Comfort, "Too", for Ha wearer. The pat Vanted Vent Ho feature makes Im. M'amlllo astonishingly comfort able. ; A full Una of tha different model aJwaya on hand. h-Mrs. Robt Pattlioo .TZ -UorsptlcM i-Apt. 10, New Fofef 8Mb. . a " : I'rimre Strongly In Vtowe. New york. Fringe la so much In vogue m- present that even th veil l now trimmed with it. For exnniiHe. a veil In herge silk mesh, with brilliant red dots here and there. Is trimmed with red fringe in match. The fringe Is sill: and long, and the veil covers the hat but not the face. 1 Orlslnauir nf sonvenw Postal card Celebrates iinwl.ersary flOTTINOBN. flermafty. (AP) llelnrleh l-ange. who Iwa Just cele hraieit Ms r.inlt annlversory as pro i.i.iirtr nrv a Ktotlonery and" art .r In thin' rllv. In achieved more than local fame by the. fact i hat he was the first (lermon to hrin out a view postal card. Hhnrttv after taking over the K.mwieus Ijince had- the: AVslgnsi lfe the flrsl series Of souvenir ' .,,ehl enrds drawn ny w t.nnrw Iieel. Illldfhranil. Sthrre then th sending of souve inir posfat cards base become 'nAniiiite tn (lermuny lhat M Is icommon practice for the Herman llonrlst tn order -post earns " il,ne thirf he ordera ht bee I i nn.ni. rlonie Inveterate post le-.r.l . nd.TS can even IX observe , , of the train at every i stat ton and bnrrledly wrrflng and ii. e u view of the town throng ! which they happen to pass. She's a Princess I iiv;iiriTftiv:Ti V X$ 0': : ,-' V;,'li KliroiKi Adopts Nnmkliig LimiiiiMUiiAiiiyrHm rj.uiiwi.-v, WArtHreaTOrfl Pf -"A mert-' can l;erty. In d-elsplnt tbe Kirropean taste away rrom TnrKisn hranda f ronBCco lit favor or the American product, has developed & great ffeld for fhe sale of Ameri can frtbacco' hr rorefgn countries. 1 T. f.. rfiTBnea. chief of the r hacco aenllioi.,of the ronunerco.de parlmenti In ' ' aiatemenl sum Ainrlalntc hla obserwallnna on a re cent ton" a It Kimvpeait eoiin-l tries., saw he round a greatly In-i creased dcmnflU Tor cigarettes. Consumption,, he explained, had In creased in tlermany from 12 billion In I di ll, to 34 billion l 1IU.1, The increase In oilier connMes- baa been proportional. America- pro duces about Mf per cent of rhe worlda rohacco crop. '; vvnnmr.tt rr.tsrs sr.r.T'. OI.KVRLANIl. O. (AP) ax Wacitglk..3a, of Sacramento, Cal., was found dead in his cell at Cen. tral police station late Saturday night.- Ha had hanged himself rrom the bara by a noose made out of hla shirt. Ho was being held far Investigation. GLEAIMJP SWEATERS , Sillt or Wools with slip on or tuxedo style. , VOILE BLOUSES ' White ' and Colors. Om-IIalf Prie ; POTMAN'S niilshy for Amevlcan Market ltrtnua Hif Ii Frlre ln Glasgow Wild trmintry v;iotograilMrt HUATTI.K, Wash.. AP) One of America's Inst frontiers, the Olympic Peninsula of Washington a wild and Inaccessible stretch, is being photographed scientifically for the first time by a part headed hy Asahel Curtis. The routo In cludes Iho Qiiinault, anil tjiteets valleys, the ocean bench, tho val leys of Hie Moh river. Tipper Bog achlel and Klwha, river sand Hoi One Mount Olympus oxl a high divide between I lie g Meets nnd Qulnatilt rivers. rVkhnr Ti Improve Street. PKKINO. (AP A porllow of the southern Tarlar City wall which divides Peking from east lo west Is to be rorn down- and the material used- for construction, of macadam streets. If a proposal of the director of the municipal coun cil. In carried out. Other reaturen- of the director s plan for hetlernieiil or the capital. 'onstructlon of an al luetic flew in one or the city's open spaces, ami the building or a model market. Sailor On F.nulcn Thought To lie lb-ad Kclurns Hume That Judge who. saya a perr-ilrl- an may stand tits grnnn,i siimmr set the example and let us see how It works. (ft) Why A 'it 1,1 in i. ku-uiv irnlnra at the 1924 Cotton Pale KxnosiUOf ihe south'a biggest agrloultuml ahowa In Waoo, Tex., Oct. S6 to Hal. ) And here la Just one of the pretty girls that will b seen thara.- Bh W Finley Elder of Clarkavllle. Tenn.. dealgnated by Gov. Austin Paay a Ten. naasee'a prlnceas al tha axpoattkin. pore. Look and several compan ions made their escape. After a difficult journey through Iho Jun gle ami through swampy regions they finally reached Ihe -ocean. They espied a row hoal. and start ed out, reaching the Inland of Kll- mutra after IJ hours. Hero f.ook Wan again Interned, anil kept IIAMBI'HO. (leriunny. (AP) Afler on absence or II years from home, Henn.irt Look , of Vollen In lusiern I'VIhIu, who was a mem ier of Iho crew of rhe ramous Her man sett raider Kmden, has reach ed home. Ills return caused no little surprise III bis native vjllage. ror everybody, including his ram lly. hud believed him lo be dead. When the Kmden was slieiien and sunk, Look whs taken captive by the llrltisb. who brought him to the internment camp at Singa Doctors Advise Port Wine and Olive Oil Prominent physicians say lr tho public only knew the Ionic value or port wine and olive oil they would ipilckly retrain their health. Portollvo Is n combination of rich cream, olive oil nnd rare old port wine selentlrlcally blended with, other medical agents. II restores tired out, rnn-dov.-n syatcjus, Is especially val lahle tor dyspepRln, stomach troubles and constipation. Start listny taking Portollve, nnture's food tonic, nnd see bo-v uulckly yon- Improve, Red Cross P'hnrmacy will supply you. (Mall iorders necepted). i Portolive Lsixative !. Adv. prisoner until the end of Ihe war. Not until recently cottlit he ac cumulate enough money la take him back home. GLASGOW. Beotland. - (AP Seven hundred and fifty thousand gallons of Scotch whisky recently changed- hands h Otasgow h one deal. That Is one of the biggest sales of whfeK on record sinew the clone of the war. 'ctmaMerthfy Jihsfter than tho puh-j; I la hn Mtberro been paylnjr for; such walakey. ,Thla la reported to be dm tf many btg sales effected f by eoncarnB which are conaolldnt-.! ln whisky atocka for export,! especially to- North America. (Mas- tow and T.yrpool are now cx-i porting direct trans-flhtpment fo America, thai ac tha Bahamast While fh bnyera refnsed to dls-'and othef ' Mtnt hating boent clooo- fhe? purehaa prh-ei of the If- abandoned to avoid Import duties! nior. It Is reported to have been and other charges. We Offer A Root! 5-room home, not moiV ern, on Kunt Penn Ave. Two lotrt, KataRi', city water, HkIuh. Thlrt pror.iTty Ih rooiI oml Ih price. I right. $M0.0ti eiiHh, hulnnce at $5 per month. Itero Ib a 4-room house con Inected with sewer on corner lot, 60x60 In good locution. Price f 1 250.00. Termff, rani i, s:co per month down to mortffiiKe no on property. t ' A fi-room comfort nhlo homj, Inr-KO lol. tr.x 1 ftJ. a f-w treen. hafthen anil nhrnlis. on Host Y ave. II Ih a iniriruin, iuuu.mi Terniw. iilm. canh. halance ar- rnnRed. i delicious snack in no timet Truly, a balanced ration. pacipic coast rfp giacuiTTfT does a blow cause QaWp9 hecamte Nature nond to the; In' Jureri Hpot an extra mipply f whtte hlooil clrir nt other mo- terlalii for repalm. An Imiheili ate application of Iwieieoi wti. Appllcalnr hefps Nature more riulcltly to take the- wj renew out of hrule, cutft anl HpralnH. Fureteat Iodine m one of the wtronifeHt Kerm-kHtem known to rlnc It preventi Infection and hart ens healing- Klne for Insi-ct hlten and Inflammation. When ever yon Buffer a cut or ncrateti -wherever you have a sore Hpor point It with PureteHt Iodine. fne of 200 P.iretet preptrr tlon for health nnd hy1eie. Kvery Hem the htnt Ihnt Kkitl ami rare con produce. Glass Drugs who wants to beagrass- hopper Th other day a young man we all know was recommended for a good position. He looked right his ex perience was right there wasn't a thing against hi character. It looked like a cinch until "the old man" himself asked,"Hashe saved money?" No, he hadn't. "Any life m surance?" Very little. "Well," said the old ' man, the man we want must be able to look ahead we don't want a grasshopperl" Onioa Ufa wHtM Insurance that 1. Hvtoi. and pfofacuoa both. An Orecoa Ufa policy la proof thai you .r. abla to look ahead. Our booklat, WhM Wloi.r Comm," U tree bf mall for tha aaUaa. m Orcgonllfi i L aiixa, huMMi w o.ufL-prKL,.M'tM.Mcai laaaaual.UM.Ma. I a auuvaLT.KuMr.i'i laraa OJicai PORTLAND. OREOON !;..!. IIKRZIOXKR, IW. !.. Ia Grantle, Oregon IVrmanently wared, wavy or curly lialr alioultl be) Water-Waved Tho water-wave- la soft and natural In appearance. In no wlso can It possibly barm tha hair, Molea, warfa, auperfluo-ia hair permapentlv eetnoved wUhon sear all Work Onaranteeb AT TIIF COI,ON14Ii l'hono B21-J 1808 Foirth St. Apt B tVimn anil See Itfl. La Grande Investment Company BONDED REAITORS Ilellahlo Asents for IKIIalile laraaraucfl Companies. ISO! Adams Ave. Main 7M TCI OUR CUAPEL IS AT YOURi DISPOSAL A Chapel of dlB' nit y ami beauty, in which you ran hold an entirely worthy anil filling; aervleiv la yonra If yon wish to iiho II. Yon am Invited lo make nn InHpeetton. BNODGRA88 M ZIMMERMAN Unilertakera Ambulance Service I'hone Main S Tor. -lilt and Penn. I Gmmle, Ore. wiraw.ML'W1 1 New Shoes Make Old : Clothes Look Smarter ltrHMVA Wliile old shoes make a new suit look old.' rey shoes will mHlce an old suit, when pressed, look very much better. Think that over. Isn't It true? , .rr- Wear Bootery shoes, fitted In The Bootery care-i Xul way, and you Will no longer h to wear ow,-'. worn-out shoes to be comfortable,, ; - ,'i4 Shoe above comes in black and tan calfskin, welt soles and rubber heels nt $7.50. ,; . ; , ; ' : U The Bootery Inc 206 Depot Street Phone Main 11? , ,.,;,; ,:,. ,, A.,Pwd1ha.fof TlMd Faef . J;). Home of the Arch-Aid Shoe for Men and Women'!.' GR0VER SMTtHp Mgr. FALLING HAIR Checked readily, when prop cr methods are employed. Tho Marlnollo system pro vides Jjat tho preparations neceaaary for vnrloua condl-tlona. MAR1NF.MX) COSMIimO . v ; SHOP ' Sit Now Foley BMC. ' Phone Slain J'Jtt CARR' Where Your Credit Is Good When buying Candy, ask for "m Grande Made." II It's pine and frt'sli. Help us help T,a Crande, I The Candy Shop 220 Fin ter. fl Tho Bonui of noma nUtta Caady H Service On All Makes of Datttrlet Sraert worlcmanthiD and icaulna Wni&rd rrpair para naaal in avary job. ' Rental batterita you can depend upon whila we are charging your battery. Willard part imprev mtf katttry. Vou cm Wnai aa wha tkay tall too ... hm.andtn.bUIIawalbaraaaonatila,'t . . ayiuna, THE BATTEBY EUtOTOXO mBXVM CO. IlKht. HachhM Watha Bid, ltd Washington Ave, Fbooe Mm IW "Bl WliUl 8T0RADB11 BATTKE3 II