La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 25, 1924, Image 3

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    1 Monday, August 25, 1924.
THE ' LA ' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAC5 TTTT '
NEWS bf SOCIETY I TEflCHEfiS M
MIr Marjorlc MnOtlire returned
o her home In la Qrorutc Hut nr.
ilny ovnln..nrtf spcfidinK the
past two wki tn I'm-twnd. vlslt-
. Ing wlih her slater, -formerly Miss
f.t he MaQtrir. i ,
Mr. nml Mrs. William I.ons mn
Inrcd ta Wallowa lake yesterday,
visum: Mr. nd Mrs. Nolan Skiff
who are spefldlni? hrr honeymoon
ait llmt place.
;,'!' r .':
; , Mlm Frances 15. Mnrrs nml Km-
mctt V.. Mfinnt-ll, both of -"WHhIc.
'WiiHh., were nulled. In mm-rlaife
lienf Thursday, aukiisI 14. .
' , v '
i The Amcrirnn Legion Auxiliary
Vlll meet. Wednesday. cvrnitie:, Hep
.'lemher a. at ihn K. of, P. hull. Thlq
.medina- will Blurt a new ycnr'and
ihf ufinn.il business niecilnKw'ill
'mite plnee. , ' - i . , .- v
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The W. W. 0.' of (he Baptist
Vliurih will liold n meeting ul Ihn
ii'hureh Thursday evening, August
:'S.' ul. 7:ol o'clock. This' It very
important and all members are
urged to lie present.
iyetynv
'Suit
Fashion Notes
Krrp Warm Willi Mraivlcis.
,-. Pari Thn multiplicity or bruco-:
I' lh, whlfh hecamo less ruHhlonuble'
for a time, in back nguin, morn
Hinlllplo than evor. -If unn wonhl
h .vttry rhie today, one rovers thf
entire fnivarm from wrist to elbow
-wiih iin varied an nsnortniont as
possible. -.
., Thorp, Imitation Kmls.
Purls. Ono comfortably lnTor
Inal hut for HtrMi weiir'i-n ' Uerr
(ioiiajr Ik a tluplknto of,, 'inan'.s
-"Mmnoh" tint. Tliro Is a rnllliifr.
-upturned hrlm nnd ono rulinh dent
Mn' lh crown. Hut there Ih also a
Jtlft. fuur.y feather ornament llmiut-
h)K down arroHH tlio right Hhuul-
dt-r.
Hcarf on Hal.
l.nndon.Tlio ucarf, which wo
nun Mill InnlHt upon- wetirhiK, is
now wrn'this attached to the hal
hrtin-In hack. Or 11 may wrap Un
crown and ileweml In lonji vnils
nbont th neck. '
llnphaiuiril Topcoat.'
T.nndon. Tlinuirh the very lonpr
Vfa.L Ih rI ill In style today, there Is
u iKr topcoat model. This is
Ihrfi-n'iarler hiiRih in back, but
wrapri around in carcittly haphaz
ard fttfditon a hy the. time ll fan.
Ienn on. one Hide of the front It in
'much shorter. .
DC;
IB CHARGE
France Blames School
Heads for the Bolshe
vism That In Ilmpant
in That Country.
I; '- iWfi f;rii for l.lncerle.
" Now Tfolit. A deep .Hhndn of
frreen.'fliilr.li Hi'eper thuu llli let
1uc tltitR aeretofore eiiiptoyed, is
Beauty Seekers Will
Do Well to Try
fHE MARINELLO
SHOP
Kuom I, Bomuirt Hhlf.
"A bMuty alii for
tTry riMd"
PATITS.: (AP) Tho spna! of
llolHhevlHm in Krartce te ItefrinniiiK
to attract !hi nKVntlon of political
icadcrH nnd ijcowrmneot.; authoH
licfc.; . . .'v;,tfl. .
The eventuality of a damreroua
growth1' of communiam in ihla
country always haa ben rurded
as wry remote , bc-cannc of I he na
tural conservative tendency of the
fnrmintf element,1' which nuluuin
hera the laboring . claBa. Lately,
however, j evidences' have lieen dlH-
covcred that the Holshevlk virus
I. as penel rated, (he peasantry,
thought until now: to be. proof
ugainst ull Buhverslve doctrine.
This outcome Is .attributed to the
Influence of school . teachers, who
are drifting more and more toward
extreme, radicalism, - . 1
An example: was' famished thej
othcryday w'hen a. monument to!
the school .teachers kilted on the'
battlefield' wasto ,be tnaUKUralod
In Ihe (Department of Morblh;ui.
Thc; schuol ; teachers assoclatinn of
the department dwid'ed by a large
majority that .' the inauguration
shouhlunt iH' oillowod ,-to lake
place unlewtMhe .liiHCfiption. "To
the Hphool Teacht-s Who Pell on j
the l-'icifl bftultle,'.' was changed
lb "To tlie- VicHnifi: of -the Var.j
They also demanded t hat therr boi
no mention of hVance or the viath-
orland" in uny speeches, and lhat
the AlarselllaiHe , bo 1 neither played I
nor Hiitijr. '..'..;
The' unsuspected!' large propor-1
;lon of the'teacmrs-.of -that de
parlment won, t6 Holshnvisin has I
started an Inquiry Into the state of1
Jtiind :of teachers generally, audi
one functionary- of the --lepart-j
ment of education snld 1he com
munlMts were .certainly in the ma
jority by a constdei'able margin.' I
in some-' departments teacher:
have -prepared -th-elr owii texts for'
dictation to pupils In which theyj
have carefully . cut -out everytlilugj
that. In . the regular text books;
smacks br patriotism or ;btstory.
liven Die word ""Inlertiatlonar' Is
becomin-.unpQjtnlar.wth these x-'
l rem 1st s hecauso of the last three
syllables.
The ''fight hetffeen classes Is he
pervaQing senllmenl In the-examples
bf the.w linpoveiished text
bunks tlmt have rortte to the tiotlce
of the authorities. 1Iow to deal
witlt the Bituatlon Is a hard prob
lem. The , present governmmt l
Scientists I tope ' to ' Ex-
tract . a IVuhjaWe Ga3
ivom Shale t Foiyul in
Black Hills.
nRAnwooo. H; n.i ap)
Pont hills of the , Black Hills nf
South Dakota, are oftvrlnjr the hit
est. hope that a supply of -helium
gaa is available near here for us.
of the war and navy dvpar,nicnis
In further experiments will. (Uhl-
r-thnn-alr craft. This illseovery
was made by Dr. Dnra -y I.vot:. as-
Kistnnt director of the federal bi -
reau nf mines, while InveHtlxtituiK
the possibility of (reatintr "blue
ores" cheaply enough so that tV.h
valuable meials may be vcxtiaeted
it a profit,
' Hasty analysis of gas taken from
wells driven near St. Onge and Ib-lf
'ourche, 8. O., showed It odorless
Impossible to Ignite and of a Inwr
specific gravity than .ordinary 11-
luminuting gas. Dr. Lyons snld.
laboratory tests are to be .nam to
determine definitely wheili-r :he
gas is helium, and whether it exists
in sufficient iinntily tu mulct de
velopments feasible. ''
fkTOT all fashionable uita uava
W it ring hi long coats.; though
most of them do.- .-Hr la ft
more dressy sulf of gray diivttyn
banded with gray MUinl and
trimmed with aquara buttons of tut
ateel. that features the. very short
coat. The skirt is an iDorHf wr"2j inclined to the irrealeat b-njency In
around that drapes on one ride an(TH110h iattorH( aH, ihe school
la plain on the other. The sleeveajjoarnorft. lnflUrno ln rnrni tH.
are altt almost to the eibo thowgh irlrXg !s wirn. thnt lnf.r(, .ore ilo
they may; be -Ioa .and vfaatene m.an or . oornhnUng him on his
with a snap when the.WWlhw.Wf; ground. ,
ranis. .. ; ti communism took Snn.nmi
votes from Ihe Socialists in the
used tit present for. some new silk
lingerie. The I rim m lug Is filet
lace. , , .
l'nr Summer When It Comes,
New York. The ideal frock for
this stage of the summer season
Is one of those fonlardH of crepe
do chine in two colors. A dark
blue, for example, peppered all
over with Ian spots of various sizes
tnd nf no particular pattern.
P.lack Silk darters.
New York. lllack silk-garters,
edged with frills of ecru lsc and
ornamented with, silver buckles are;
among the novel! it s of t ho moment.
new
with
Clifncw Motif In lift,
Xew York. Many :of -the
wrisf bags nre ornamented
big Chinese tassel tn the Chinese
sbadt-H of red nnd blue. They are
oflen tipped with bits of jnde.
1 Of course we are fnlr. Wo let
atttos carry im.ssengers and tux the
Uallroads to keep "iipr'ttio"' nutos
(roadbed.
tor the figurein
dined to
stoutness
Elqulsllel Very lightly boned
.permit, tbsolute freedom of
walatllne. livery L Camilla
niMii. "Beauty and Comfort,
TOO" for It wearer. The pat
ented Ventllo feature makea La
Canillle aatonlablngly comfort
able.
A full line of the dlfferenC
model alway on hand. - ,
Mrs. Robt P&ttison
Oorwtlera
lbona Main Stt
Apt. ID, Mew Foley Hide.
Good Lots
Cheap
Vo have a few Rood lots
which nre hilt 7 blocks from
City Hall lilllldlng.
Ml nnlv tLTifTand on
your own tecum. If yoll .t
pert to Inillil n medium
priced home IhlH fall or
next .yenr. see us nhoiit tliH
Imrruiil lots.
recent elecllons, and the coalition
of thn Inner with thn I tallica In is
expected to drive a treat many
mor -toward Bolshevism before
another election is held. In this
the school fenchors" Influence Is not
felt, hut it Is thousht. that the
present 'feneration of country
school children .111, If there IB not
n reaction In the meantime, swell
Ihn communist ranks immensely
when It becomes of votlnit nic.
Apple Profits AsRiiml.
Troon Rivnn. Ore. rondltions
which a couple of weeks ago point
ed to on apple harvest earlier than
usual were removed ly the recent
rains, which nre expected to delay
maturity of the fruit. The showers,
although light, will ho of Rrerul
benefit to BTOWers Oils district.
Tonnnre of so.onn boxes, orig
inal! predicted for I.yle, Wash.. Is
expected to be cut somewhat aR a
result of the prolonged drouth.
Any fears for lack of rolling
stock thla yoir wern dispelled hy
W. W. Ornhnm. car distributor for
the Pacific Fruit Rxpress company
who was hern yesterday.
the
Priced
Wm. Miller
&Co.
'Srr fmr Sign."
Why
Li
-Xm Follrtto'WIn VoteitmuM
PKN'DKKTON, Ore. Tourists
that ilrivo through' IVndletnn wilt
yoie for' l,a Kolletto in greater
uumlhTs lhan for t'oolldffe jucord
Ittfj to a straw vote taken jurlng
tlta twiMr ftw. tlnvm liv 4 l-f. Hll
IiIm a,'rvlr Miia(in nit Ihn Ol,1
Oregou tratf. , f
Of n total of 4(t5 votes ensr by
tourists, Son went to Iji Kotlette,
Kf, tn CooJldge and Mb) to Davis.
i,ii r:it's paiiom-: sot tiiiT.
SAI.KM, Ore. It was reporled
licit that an effort Is being made
lo obtain a par obi or pardon fnr
Kloyd Ilenderxun, who. is. serving u
life term in the Hlate penitentiary
for the part, he played in the slay
ing .of Sheriff Til Taylor of Uma
tilla county. It was said that V. II.
Taylor, brother of tbu murdered
sheriff, would not oppose the par
don. -
Henderson was In the l!mntilln
county jail at the time' Owens.
Rat hie and Kerby overpowered the
Jailer, Itrokif from the instil tit ion
nnd later shot and kitted Sheriff
Fay lor,-. Personsinterested in ob
laiuing'the pardon said that Hen
derson took no active part In the
slaying,- but was' forced to accom
pany the other members of t be
gang under penalty of being Ullb-d.
Owens, It at hie and Kerby were
hanged for the murder, while Hen
derson received a life sentence.
Mill on Tax Levy Itcduccil.
Mil. TON, Ore. The city cnimcll
with Mhe budget committee con
sisting of D. Hobbs. AI. D. Kaser,
V. W. Howell, Victor Orr, and Mrs.
H. S. Shields, when it was found a
levy of IS ill Ills will be necessiiry
to takft care of the operating cx.-
irenscH or me my miring M'-tt, i;ifi-
ed uion a vnluutlou nf I ,Mi:t,:t77.
This is .4 OiiJIs less than th:M lev
ied i or t no year i.t-M.
a -
Add zest ! Serve light,
crfsp Snow Flakes!
DojrtasH
CRACKERS
SndvFlak
dowe
have
eyebxwrW?
m m m
Pcrinaiionlly waved, wavy or
curly hair altunld be
Water-Waved
Th water-wave la soft
aud natural In appearance,
la no wise con It possibly
harm the hair.
Moles, worts, auperfltiO'ie
hair permanent! omnvetf
wUho' acaf .
all Work OiiaTaiKec
AT THE COr.OrnAlj
I'lione ftl-J
1S0I Foirtb Bt, Apt B
'HIA I'HF.AKANTM f-ltTI D.
HOOD filVliH, Ore. Gene Simp
sou pnraied through here with a
water truck bound for Moslor, cur
rying iiGi young China phiietntn.
The game birds, raised at ihe
stale game farm ut iVrvalHs, were
released In the MnnU-r orchard
seel Ions. They were the Hrst phea
sants released by life gnnio com
mLsslon hi that district.
ew t.rnss Wltlistand.4 Ormitb.
AI.HANY, Ore. Harding grafii,
a new kind of forage for cm IV
wsBmmi
IMV . . fil
wlUitBtndai (1im . 4oa 1 1 ror
w cnuslng nulto a sense
that.
Riiell"
Hon among1-! lorbl icattlehiHn nii
ilatrymen. A sQialf patHi -or the
Krass was sown by J. HUmluulgi.
a- farmer living near. Albany. It
grows luxuriantly In any kind of
soil. . . ...... - '
Safe
Milk
For Infant;
invalid;
CMtttrtn,
The Aged
Rich Milk, Molted Qrnhveit. In powde
form.mnkek'f h; Food-Drinkfor All Acs.
DlBeetible No rooking. A light Lunch
always at hand. Also In Tablet form.
Ask for. "Horlick'a," at all Fountains.
SWT" Avoid .r,ftnnn Sub,t!tntr.
raw
1
TIANu BTO
Mtrrful tnjp.rrlntou, .Ulri aImS.
puue, iwvmi iMiuniuice
mm- WiUllll, (.utuiogiM i
One of the best 16-nciv
tracts of tend In fhiitttale.
Munt lie ' sold . to settle tfie
estate of the late Frank
Coy kt-ndall, deceased.' ' ' ;
Come -in and get full iar-ticiili-.rs
from i
La Grande Investntv'iit
. Company ,
ItONDKO KKAflOnt) '
Reliable Agents rnr KellaM.
livniran Coinpanlett. -liOl
Adams Are. Mala 7S1
'.l,(i,M'i I . it'. ii ,ii lll.',yi V .1 X! t l ,1 , ,i ' v', llii '1.1' t
PRINCESS
SLIPS
. TO MATCH THE NEW FALL COSTUMES.
Mitterttild nf Jpi'hgv Silk, Rc.dium Silk in colors of
rvown, navy, Mark, cham)agie and mode. Triced
vei'y reasontildy. '.. ". . , . , .
. 3.75 to $7)50
' .! .1 I ' 1 ' . . . V '.'.I.'.. ' . .:
' . LADIES READY-TO-yPR
fizXSh,
'-. . AND MILUNERY,.. -
PREVENT FOREST FIRES IT PAYS ,i
, HI'MY' "IXJAl'KIW ;
are here ahray. on tho job
to feed .oustaiacrs -.wllh. the,,
unrest of bread, rolls and
pustry, all .Jttaile .of thft.;be.rt j
lUKreiii'iim, in u t:i.miiij
bukei-y Wy.esierienc(ut and
competent bakers. You. will,
get more Htl:rf net loir rrarn
singlo loaf of oir bread
than ; from : two ' of ; other;
kinds, u 'otio teat nlpne will
prove.
Try a loaf of Golden Cruel
today. , .,'
OWII'.LtAMfl fcT.lCOTTtKT
. .U. BAKERY--. Wr-.
FOR THE MOST DELIGHTFUL
n Days
.-' YOU EVER HAD
accept the alluring Invitation of your chosen
heath or mountain resort this sutpmer. .
Vis't famous Crater Lake. Its placid blue
waters, bordered hy towering cliffs rising
2000 feet hiylmake a sight never to be for
gotten. And excellent accomodations ar
provided for your comfort. ;. s
Go to Tillamook, Newport, or Coos Bay
beaches; see the Oregon Caves, the intrigu
ing Mackenzie river, California resorts, too.
These great play-grounds are easily access
ible to you. For complete information and
the Oregon "Outdoors Booklet" communi
cate' with. ,. : , i
T. M. SCOTT, Asst. Pass. Agent.
Portland, OreRon. ..
, .. i ALL KINDS'
Oregon Hardware & Impi
Co.
i "iei'fli .
READ THIC OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADSl .
Cocoanut Brittle
' Fresh .Today
The Candy Shop
ne rtm w. ;
Tba noma ( II OB ftUdt trnttt
C ARM'S
Where Your Credit is Good
.because eyebrows prevent per
spiration from running Into Ihe
yi s and also shield the eyes from i
idust. How grateful tn cooininsoti
ITWifiim.' Alcobiit
on hot. flushed skin! Anil how
quickly II stops sll perspiration
jodor!
Here Is Ihe ruh-down that tones
you up after work or strennoits
j"errle. I'se It to refresh you.
I'se it to put new life Into tired,
inchinir inusels.
j One of 2nfl furriest preparations
for health and hyiyiene. . Kvcry
illem the best that skill and core
can produce.
I Glass Drugs
Kill Them
NOW!
Hemline Tiuliac Insert
. Powder
At.
WARNING!
Lard Is Going Up
; any Nowt ,'
- "MT. EMILY. imAM)"
FALLING HAIR
Checked readily, when prop
er mothods iiro employed.
Ths JIarlnello system pro
vides Just thn preparations
necessary for various conditions.
MAfllNEMiO fOKMrTria
KHOI
2! New 1'oley lllilif.
r . ' I'liono Main 128
e'blootiixr'
Newlin Drug
Co.
Trv Perkins' Motor Co,
.Service
Ono fill-np of nnr Ra ut our new Service Station will
brfni; yrui hark. ,
NlKht nnd day Oiling, OreaiiiK ami Washing Service on
all makrk uf cari, '
Snappy Tin Hcrilcr.
Perkins Motor Co.
Lincoln rfKi - ronrmON
fmirlh anil Adams . I'bOM Ua)to MS,, i
Service On All
Makes of Datterlee
Expert wotkmanthip and icnnln Wlllard
repair part used in ovary Job. . .
Rental battark you oan depend upon whlla
we are charging your battery,
Willard part improy my battery. . .
: Hmt till Ml''
here, ud the bUI it wri to at rratensbi.,'
"Via na I
itft. Ud the
MyaUttM Amimt.
TTTK BATTERY EMKrtTUO iEttTtOH CO.
rmltbtoa Macbeae Wttte BMf.
Hit WanblngUia At.
wm
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