La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 12, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textj ut?.4uy, Aiife'iiat 12,iij4. IUI 'Ufl'VuvnUUtl"!! f 1U1 IKU" Uuui III I UK' NEWSofSOCIETYi Bcau&Hinls : I 1 t I Social news munt ba tn tbs lunula of llio society edttot by :3u o'clock. Duo to the fact that lh sonlnl tiaye la inado up Imroru noon, It Is practically Im poailblo lo Insort stork nfter th:U hour, Hereafter, items, no nirittor bow imitoriant they are, tlwit uro delayed beyond that hour, will not bo prlntBd until llio. followliii; day News Edi tor's Nolo. Mm. Ilniilh MrU-Minm will l, 1h.s1.-sh to (he Alit'vl L'IK-h Atit on ''iillliuluv ultt'rtliMi) wht'H the sti lt 1y iiu'i'lH wit h Iht at t'lit Mc K. iiiuin -Ihmi( jnurlh-tiG AlUel. vTIiIb Ih'Imj? lhi .liiMi 'tit-t'ilrturiiiit' yur Ih'-r.r wlh iU no f.imSiry'nr musical lunruni, tfu IniHiiH'.sa session tak Intr up mriNi of tlio afurnooii.' Uv-Ium-Ik. f.r t'oiiimlf fi-i's will bo niaili' nuil t'lt-clioii of new of Hi-its tulto This will lio foUowiMl hy tlu ruKtilar stH'Uil-- loup ,ut which all tin- I:hIUh not BiTviiiK ut"thi July ino-llntf will usHiMi Mi-h. MeKonnon. All iiiOiiiImts arv urRfd to Im Iiivh 'iil an (here lire u number of hn purUigl ,i:iaiUrs lo . be , settle.!, l-'ilt'iulH are very cordially Invited. Cdn the n-turn lo -a OranuV of Mr. ami Mrs. IVuii Hiiles, jr., wlm vvi'i'l in;:rreil recently , a lnr(?e crowd of ' frit iiils tr.tlhrrufl at th--Stilt s home on Jackson avenue for 1 ho purpose of ehurlvuring tit' n.-wly married couplf.; The happy iiiriy uih I it k'n into thu House wher.' a very enjoysil.lt evening v:is spent and. delicious rvf resh , Hunts served. Uurinn the process of Hie evening Mi?. Stiles was foreed li wheel his bride through Die sireets tn a wheel barrow. , Mr. and Mrs. Edward . Kpencor Wrrivnl. of Uuifuio. New York, lire vintUnK at the home of Mr. and Airs. Waller Nowland. Air. and Iih, I'erelvstl sient a veet at Yel lowstone Nalional park' white on Ih' ir toiir lo ; ramie. Mr. :ind Mrs. It. J, Onmpholl nnil family, of I'enilhfion, are HpcndlnK a fi-w ilays at WalloWit liiUe. Hank's New Monic Iteiuly,. X AK'mitlA. Ore. The Astoria savings bank, one of Die oldest fi nancial Insititiiions of the clty. will oien for business in lis newj ih,,(HM, home on Die site of the former bank structure ilest royed In Die co!Ht;q:i:itlon of UeCclllber S. , Tho Afiloria. BuviiiKN luink (irn np. n.-fl March 1. 1 f, nnd h:is en ;ioyed .sl. ady Kimvth. li h:iS a eap i;tl of Sl'oh.ooo. suriIus of $2f0. immi, and d posits of ?2,3iH(.ihici. V'rank Pull mi, cashier, htm hfvn i-b ntiti d with the instiiulioa since ji:t orKani.ation. I Tliir ha -Milled eliO- .lions, lnl tin one ever ftaw n i. in -t-iib 'I m-mueKilur convention. in 24 Hours Firry if. iii" t,1 iifvinr. runny rye aJ nine. (wait ifltr. Ir-ici, rwii'lii-s in 'ti.iifK with nrw in tribal l r- i l l "!.'' t ! -vrlatwl -prriali' t ir.iU-Lly iniiiul'i'-' KM ti -ii mifii thniout rrifffH. Kmtx jiurJUr-J ottiTt'iiU n-iirvtf lit 2 lumri n,..it j I,'. I . -uil I""" liiiraiiti'lr trrul- l c'l.-il.! l.U.r.rti.(i'il'.. ClfVf-Uii.1. Ri-g- P.cauty Seekers Will Do Well to Try rilE MARINELLO r. . shop IltHiin , Koinmcr Hltltf "A henuty aid for every need" forlhc figure in clined to stoutness t Kxuulsltcf Very lightly boned permits absolute freedom of waistline. Kvery 1a Camilla means "nennty and Comfort, Too" for its wearer. The pat ented Ventilo feature makes La t'amillu astonish Intfly comfort- Ul.le. A Ju)l lino of the different models-always on hand. Mrs. lUtbL Pattbon 4'urMMlfrB rlimm Mala M9 Aiil, III, New 1'olrr Blilg. I t j I'HONH MAIN H11 J I I II I New Coat Dress IT is indeed uncommon for such graceful and elegant lines to be found on no utilitarian a garment ns t) Aatinel coat tlreaa.jbut here they are. The cape is detachable and may be left at home whenever de sired. The collar may be worn cloned- at 'the neck as In the photo graph or opened In a V. The waist tin in front occurs at the Junc tion of- the first tier of the skirt, but in the back It is only suggested by the tie belt. This outfit is very practical for fall and lends Itself gracefully to the addition of a fur neckpiece or a colorful scarf. Fashion Notes London. There seems to ho no! loulil. that, black is to be a favorite! shade for evening wear later In Die season. Already the (are frocks, are wowing more sombre, nnd hhick with just a. touch of color is rapidly lakhiK first plac. New York. Along with some of t he Victorian tendencies in dress, j such as t lie lit! e knol of flowers and the flounced skirl, comes the Victorian border lamp. Jt is of irhi.HS hut its ' Illumination is elec tric Instead of till. New York.- I land tooled leal It er makes up one nf the smart new vanity cases shown here today. The case contains a compartment for cigarettes and 1 here is a lipstick concealed in its silk tassel. Vi'W Ynrk. Verv lovelv nrn the printed thin silks for which (he end of this season is going lo be -famous. One with a bright red back ground and biege spiral design Is iiitirh 1'sh hot look in it than It 'sounds. THRESHING OX AT ELGIN NOW (Continued from Pago One) In'i-n rtmihlnlnR u MHil o( forty fnld on the M.-cks runrl! whloli ffives proHpt-c-lH of ni-iirly A 20-lni-hcl nor ucn1 yW'lil. A -lurK' itt-ivnKo- of forty-folil on llio II. M. I'lii'iflc'r runoli on th- lllll norlll of town is helng har vouli'if nnd I In yti'Wi is Wlhl to be iicouml flfU'n liUHhels pit acre l-Yoin losis which liuvi ht.'cn nial ;from sainplfB of Home of th first ; wheat thr-3ln'rt. II uppeurs that hut tvfi-y littl. numher om whoat will lie iouni miH season, nw kh-uh-i part of 1lu teals have been sIlRhtly nniliT fi" pournls pit biiHln'1 when ti-stv! usit came from the ma chine. ; Keveral of the Ihroshlnu oulfits .are prepurtnx to Htarl ihreahinir on tin' crops of boumr gralu within the next week. Hoy t'astln, who moveil his oulflt from I'owwntka last weok. Ihreshed one small ero of wheat on liry freek. which ylelilcil alioul fllteen hnshels per iicra He InlcntlM to st url tliresh- intt on the It. J. Connor ranch oW Wreskcy cn.elt the first 01 ine Week. All of the fall wheat not nctnic ciil Willi u combine, has been bounit anil placed in 'he shock. Mueh of tile spring Krain In the bill seetionH has also been cut. Krd Italics has been busy the past few days ireMln maclilnery feaily lo beirin rnlluiK bis crop nf r:ill wheal on bis ranch In Leap. lie will use a header In ciilllne his cr. Ikm rilv lu- l uLinte lta.Hi. I'lnnU zifs i-ri'v. in. (Ai'V fon. tract for I he consirnci ion of n su-pcr-hroadcaMtinir slallon of r..onu IVAtlH. capable of UeillK heanl "'.11(1 miles. h:iK b. en nwanled by Wil bur ;lenn Voliva. oversei-r of Zion. The present slalii.n. Wl'lllt. w:ifl constriicli d less tllau two years afro al a rust of r."."0" ami tli.'lm provnuvnls to make it a super la lion will riMinre r.ii.iMio more. i One rrafin why we are no in r-ivrtr nf a Ihtnl nartv is Iwcaue 1 t wo convent ions are enough. ) ami tulhwto Whether you are on of those who jusr ahour lives- .In ,hp wat er during the summer, oc wheth er Uk tb "da ling iaufftn.ur' of the old rhyme you don't go. wur the. wuler,, any nearer that. Is, than lolling on- the bench in pic lu resent) costumes, with a guy parasol at. uny rale yott must, be just us well groomed us tf you. were presitling over tho tea tray lit a cool drawlm? room. Above alt, your must lie so I groomed that you not. only look well ofc the time, but show no un becoming lnler effects. . A gooif coaling of vanishing rreiim nnd powder Is fairly effec tive in preventing tn. Hub gen erous (uahtiHes of the cream vci your fsiee and the parrs of yooi luady which, will be oxpowed. An Y ovr thif, powder. The powdep of course, should he with , a Innuish east, such as I'eaches Powder eir 4 ho ruddier Teaches and Cream, so that sunburn or tan will not he so obvious. Naturally yu will want, the same shade ofl. powder on your neck nnd nrmsns on your face. , - As the wind is ilkcl ti hliv off poAvder rouge In a short time, a cream paste or a Ihiuld rouge is advisable- The paste is really not so hard to manage after you have tried it one or two tinfes, and it ia for a too dry skin. Tn us- ! Dig it smear a fuint film over i your finger and IHrhtly div it ov er your skin, or spreori cu a chamois or soft cloth, then rub on the face. Moves til tempt to put n blob on ciu lore, and then try to rp'cnd it . If you ore going In swlnimUig, Ul Hid rouge is preferable. Tt is said lo be the most Imperceptible or aUV tlM forms, of rouge. pro vided It is- properly put on-. How ever.. It tak Pa expent, or lots of practice. Just a Utllo care before and during an outing will Iflsnre your looking your best at the time, and also being alt racDve for al the delightful evening alfulrs which summer brings. As n ;f?o.-,D rub. ai;nmi r make-up should "ho1'! the mirror up to nature." The sophisticated or exolle type of Social decomDon is out of place. m the- tr-y, out door Burr-oun"ln-which . sum mer brings. Thu 1 not. To .siiy that wo should not nt-l nntni ' in tho warmer sen .on. merely lhat our method of aporoach sbonld be keyed to tho conditions Moreov er the heat Has a different offiet Some complexions fade out in summer, otliers wear a becoming pink flush In hot weathter. There fore be flexible: add or sutilrnet rouge as needed to meet tho var iation of the thermometer and by nil means don't forget to make your powder deeper and richer in tono ns your skla Inns nnd burns under Die summer sun. HUNTS LETTER (Continued from pass 1 ) wheat and cotlon. Instead, I he price of silver hnilKs close around the record low mark of 4i..1 ceius per nance, reached lutit siininiHr. And as for gold: RolnUvoly many mor mines prniluclnf; Kohl havn been forci il to. shut down, due lo adverso eco nomic conditions." Oddic ileclnrip. ... Oddlc's sympnllilos nnluinlly mi the boys who try lo (ret their KOhl and silver direct from the veins of Mother Karlll. For Hull's where he (rot Ills. AlthoMirh ho was horn ui Ttrook lyn. N. V., tho west lured him in his early teens. 11 spenl Hire years, from 16 to 10, as a , cow boy. I lie returned tn New York anil tried his hand at real estato and hanking, mennwhllo studying law at nlKht. nut soon after h irot his law degree from Now York university the call of the west got him again and he deserted tli.i Empire state' nnd tho gulches nf (lothum for good. lie lit In Nevada In Fiibninry. l!is. As there wasn't any Im mediate demand for Ills legal services, be mixed a bit In min ing and prospecting, tn 1S!9 his big luck onnio. He was one of the discoverers of the great gold smd silver comp of Tonnpah. He was manager of tlio FOR SALE 6. Room house, modern, on 404 Spring street. Jlalls, toilet up stairs nnd down, bath tip-slalra, hot pipe furnace, on paved street all paid anil all assess ments paid; trees and shru1- bery. lieaiitlful view and fine home. Will includo some fur niture; So us nhout terms. 5 Room house, 1603 X nxenue, T.a CiramJe, Oregon, ixjis umixum. Prlre $2200. $f00 cu.sh. haJnnco at $10 per month with 0 per cent Interewt. tiood easy buy rvr DUIIiriuu;. We have for salo part nt th J;x-tOVernor ueer h larin in Cnvn flrovnn Tht 1ft n.'LI't Of no of the old pioneer farms in t 'ove. 1 mi acren, a nrri i...ta linnnl A tiniii nnil Bines. Oood six-room lioase and - fair outsiue nimoings. ITice fs.oiMi. i an orimiih rfit Innn nf Slt&flO. & Room house, sleeping porch. WOOIKHieil, l-fllill, rmrn'-ll iiwnn, with electric liehls In house and chlelien Iioiiho. Located In Is land t'lly clone to the school house. flood garden. Trie $1800. T. literal payment down and hnlance $-! P-r month. C. J. Black & Company Bnmvtsorii to I'd, lllar k Stoop, i J,a craode Nal'l Hank HMk. ' Phone Alain k Tonopa.a. pjroprhs Ytr ; the' MflMjr,i Uoldfleld, p r h a n s , Nevada's most - CaniQua. amp, 'iwne liit -l)e-i Ing largely us u result of th. lowed: at rvivl In milling actwtsy In Nevada thus eaei'UHt Ulo staJo to. it. grcojNst poak Of pitosperitjc ' v Naturally tikhUa- nver baft butt his. Interest In. goUl anill stiivoit. Betweea times or nihi4ng ami prospecting ho tooiv up. selcui- lure, livestock ant- po lilies,. ,Af tor servinji1 . a . tUstrbf t ai-toenwy and st senator, , he was govon- nor tront i n 1 1 in is rt, ana , in 1 ,'( was eleet-'d- fro- the t'nikd Slates senator 1 1 v . 1 IU inquiry Lnto the gold a,n . silver sittiatiojiw twlth at viow 1 h sctmulatltu; new markets fo these prtH'lD.'i mehtlu and lw:injfiK mininir btisimtsg back to. its. old- time iirosperity has been his rhluf :i renin p I isb men t tup. sunu lor. Local Meicluints Will Attend Buyers Week - CContinued from oaf 1) eriimeut and cabinet, officinls will be present, al the hanoitcl. The- round-trip railroad fare will be refunded to merchanls whosu purchase's amount 10 (00.00 or more. Leo rYenoh, of 1 he firm Of French and Hnne, and L. 1. Ter ry, of Hilts Depart mem store are both contemplating allendlng buy ers week 111 I'ortlnniL Several. Oth ers may possibly decide lo go at a latep date. Electoral Deadlock Is Figured by Dopesters (Continued from rngo One) vole, no candidate has n major ity: ''Then from the persons having tho highest number, not exceeding three on the list of those voted for as president, tho Llouse shall choose Immediately, hy ballot, the president But In- choosing- the president, I ho voles shall be tak-1 ... i... H1...-Aan,itnii...1n I from each state hftvliig one vote; a quorum for this purpose shall consist of a member or members from two-thirds of tho stales, nnd a majority of till states shall be necessary lo a choice." In the present Congmw, the Sixty-eighth, which would bo tho one to handle such n situation It Grows Hair or Tour Money Back Thousand o f women bio grow ing new hair and putting an end to scalp ailments with the new Van Ess method of treatment. Van Kit Liquid Scalp Manage makes it ..... ... L. colp proper care and to have head of abundant and glorious hair. The rubber nipples on the patentt- apphcatur leed the treatment di rectly to tho hair roots and' at the sesn kun gntly moiMf she scalps Ask us about our money bud 90day lueatmenfe plun. We i t jou h positive guarantee. Red Cross Drug Store CLAUDE C. PRATT The New Lumber M;m Is Here to Slay. We sell 2.8x6.8 Glass Doors, No. 214 tor TM.7U, ana one panel Inside Doors at $.'!.!)!! each. lox4 best grade Lap Siding, $29.00 per M. 1x3 clear S. G. Flooring, $32.50 per Jf. O. G. Hani Bats, BOc per hundred foot, as long as they last. We are expecting 2 car loads of Cedar Shingles right away. The price will he re markably low. If you need Barbed Wire or Hog Wire,' see' us. The Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. "The Poor Man' Friend" Oppo. rntindry. I'UOXK 2U1-U'. Mo Sunday Knslnos STOCK PROTECTION FLY SPRAY Quarts JL fiOc Half Gallons Vide Gallons ..- ?l.7u Large Spmyers 50c Red Cross Drug Store Bit on bt 1tt Aevelop J3ic RtiubHiians coiU roi 3.' 'siatt' uliiUiiuiui' be' "31 votes; the Uemocrats 20, while MJattyland,. 1 Motiftanat, ( '. NJcbrasku, .Newjlnnipshlre. t(nd New Jersey uro&Uiiy would ba tuiabltt to. volik af their. deUrgutionH, eiiuy diviiN iid. betweon lemmrurs anil Itrt- rtddoonrt, supposedly wouUl he uutibb tn ueceo,. , and thereby Jeadiuvte tihusvlue. . , ', (, - Tbo- 2 Itepubltcaiti stulas as the memhernhlp. now- stuniln- are It iforuiu, t'ohiradui Conneotlutiiv Mb aho llllitoisj ImUHna-, rowo. lCaiic sus, Mnl'Ue, Maswichusetls Miohlt gttiu MihiiPHOfa. NODth ' Pakot&k t UiiUi Liri'gon, .'Pen a-H y, Ivanlui. KJiode' Ihl;wult South Kiaitohu l:t:Ui Cemuont, WashinKioit, Wisconsin antb Wyomlut ' j i Th- 20. DeinocraDo status are cVhibanm, Arizona Arkansas, ttelj aware. t''Urida, l.leoriM, Kentucky 13: OilV RUN0TI"1' ' 1 I Excursion sm Fares M . on sale daily to Scptrmbcr 15 " . ft KuuCU . $ 67.00 , J St. Lui. . . 76.50 I CKic.no , . "I-OO 1 Delroil . . . 1UO.S2 I II WuMmtaa . 136.5 - , 1 Nyk . 14Z.40 I U CorrcspondinR farc.tootn.rim. f H portant centers. Final relurii I n limit October 31. 1924. 1-ibelal !. J Mon-over nrivileiiea going anil ffl rrturning, AaiiltriploHello. , atoiie at amoll addinocalcost. . C.U on f .1. u. kki:m:v bV l.n..al Allffiit 1THE EvtBY D''' C ARM'S Where Your Credit Is Good Ice OREGON WATERMELONS SNAKE RIVER ELP.ERTA PEACHES VVAIXA WALLA CANTALOUPES GOI-DEN BANTAM CORN IDAHO CELERY FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT CARROTS, BEETS and RADISHES DEWBERRIES AND STRAWBERRIES Select youi' Wateitnelon and leave it in our ' roolrr linlil you want it. Pattisov Brothers Grocery Phone I,oninlimn. Mississippi, Missouri, vodOv: ' Ke't " AUxiiiO, f "YoH, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolines IVnnewMw, exiii Vie ginto and West Vhg4nJi. , Th La iolle( li 'followers ' 'oon trol tho Wisconsin housed delega tion and hope In the event, of an Klecloral College deadlock to saving also over some of the other stales In Iho Democratic as wfl tw tho ItcpuhUcun column. With 25 votes, each represent ing a stale, needed to elect, tho d o p e s t o r s say triumphantly: "There you are: see If yon can fig ure t out for yourself." Permanenllr wTel, wy or riirlj hair sbonM be Wattr-WT( The water-wav to toft anil natural In appearance. In no wln ra II (oaalhlr barm the hair, ' ' MoIps, warti, ' auperfluo-ia twit parraaaoj.W lomoveij wtlhori tent All Work Guviiloe6 AT TIIT. COLON.IV 1 Phone 5- v 180S. Fo-irtU Bt. Apt. B QUR CMAPEL ISATY0UI? DfSPOSAL A I'lmpnl ot Ulir nlty luul beauty, In which you euu bold uuv. iiilrly worthy nnil fitting servloo, la youra IC you wish to u It. Xon an Invlud to make ait Inspection. . SNODGRABa ZIMMEJUlAli VnderUkw Ambul&nca Servlo Pboaa &Ih M Cor, -llh ntl Vtttn. Ijt lirniuli-. Ore, The creamy richness of this loilk makes all food bettciv It'sNestoALEINE Cold Main 80 Siitprislhgly tow" Prices Take Advantage of Thia Barsrain. OlrcmHioai AH Soring vti Swmiut " Dresses, Coats, Suits '"" " BI.OtlSES and SWEAIITRS . ' Marked for final disposal, to malte room for Fall- Werehandis LADIES READY-TO-WEAR X f AND MILUINCfVY ' "V . The Elxhilaratiori of a Long V ... . .; ' -v .... .. ... Great injeed, are batli th jiy Wd benefits of .walking, vhen shoes are comet and jpve your feet that springy support that leta yon tramp for miles in absolute comfort. The sturdy oxfords that wrv you so splendidly now will cary you in equal comfort when nasty - days come, and you need their protection against . wet and cold. v, i !. 1 The oxfords chosen now from new Fall stocks will serve you throughout the winter and ,they are stylish as well, as serviceeble this Fall. : Prices ranffe fren IVM b t50 The Bootery 2M Depot Street "A Paradise Home of the Arch-Aid GROVER When buying Candy, ask for "La Grande Made." Tfs pure and fresh. Kelp m help La Grande. The Candy Shop 820 FIR SXi , . The Horn of Bobm Umlm Ca4 FALLING HAIR Ch.wl n-aUJIy, when pron r muthoila aro ouiploy. Tlio Murlni'llo ayHloin pro vldoa J..tHt tho iiri'panttlon nnciianary for varloun conill tlona, i MARISEMO (X)S.MrrnO SIIOI 23 New Foli-j Blilg. PBono Miiln 136 READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS Service On Alt Makes of Batteries THE BATTERY KLWTfBO WWM CO. Ili(hton Machine mUui . JSU Washington Am , tnoa Waia let mi i.iii.i.ii.ii.ii WW Pfceoe Mala 118 far Tired Feel" Shoe fer Mett and Women : SMITH. USk Expert workmanship and genulna WUiard repair parts on la evrry Jeb. ' ' Rental battcrlaa you am doptnd upon vhila . wa ara r.haf lns yaw baWry. ( . WU!ard parts Isiprav asy battary. Va M tmk oa lkat ttar tttt TOQ bna.udOitliullaraaka'MMtl,'' ' aysUula 4nnat fflORAOEtl BATTERIES II