La Grande evening observer., October 07, 1924, Image 3

fuesday, October 7, 1924.'
TITE HA' GRANDE EVKNlNtt OHSERVER
PAGE TTIRKR
vJEWS of SOCIETY
i Ivs has bron received In I,na-
,ndo that Mrs. Georjrc T.
ai Oregon State 1'nsident of the
relit '-Tnnchcrs assoeuitlon win
refit-Teachers association will
hero Tuesday and address the1
k Orando Parent -Tone hen usso
ptlons ot the high school nudi
KriSm Wednesday evening, Octo-
fer 8, at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Ier-'
o headfjuurtors arc In Portland.
Lt she has been unending a State
fbnvention of tin Parent-Touchers
social! on at Denver, Colorado. ;
III parents and teachers of I.a
Iraqklc nro finvlted to bo present
Vftdnt-sduy evening and hear Mrs.
Purlins.
Sty- will hit Hie Kest of Mrs.
hiigc Hulinenkainp whlln in the
plyiind will leave Thursday morn-
or Pendleton, where she will
ft M3 I ho Parent -Teachers usso-
.tion there.
1 '
Tbn Westminster Guild of the
realty terlnn church had un un-
U8Ully interesting meetlnir last
Lvening when they met ut the
ome of Mrs. iTydt; Webb, with
r Kenne 1 lorry assisting as hos-
iw'&t Mrs. Iynn Hohnenkanip was
Header for the evwiln? and Mrs.
HUeQifro Hlchardson had charge of
tfhoV musleul program. Miss Gladys
rMltfer played an excellent piano
nolcj and little Misses Salllo and Ju
ttllth Selgrlst kiivc u dance aceom
Ijanted by u vocal solo "The Hen
voiis, by Mrs. G.' S. Rlrnie.
Approximately thirty la dlea were
jvroent and before u very enjoy
able time was brought to a close
tjek'loiis refn shmehts were served
I lY?:thu charming hostesses.
A
J - Ifwenty five enthusiastic mem
"i iHtiits of tho Monday Musical or the
Neighborhood club galliered for a
railed meeting at the Neighbor-
wwpii
tfs soon as you adopf
the neW scientific .
method of
Leaves them daintily
Ttnrea rvnii a nign"
polish, finished With a
protecting coat that
preserves rne lusrre
' for ten days
iMAltl.NIOM.O rOS.MUTI'J
SIIOI
Hill. 25, Ki-w Foli .T little
I'lmno .Miilll VM
I or the figure in
dined to
stoutness
Exqulaltol Very lightly boned
permits absolute freedom of
waistline. Every Ia Cam I He
means "Itcauty and Comfort,
Too" for Its wearer. The pat
ented Vcntilo feature makes La
Camilla astonishingly comfort
able. A full line of the different
models always on hand.
Mrs. Kobt Pattison
Corset lere
riionn Alain Mil
Apt. 10, New I'oley ItMf.
A LOVELY
COMPLEXION
clear, radiant skin is
not an Inherited attrac
tion. It is the result of
rare and expert facial
treatment.
If yon are troubled with
sallow, colorless skin, yofl
should be Interested in
I lie wonderful ri'B ilts to
lie had from a f'vv cx"
pert mnsiige treatments
tn this shop.
Talk It over with un
w hen dow n town shop
ping. (JKIST. MARINELLO
SHOP
KiHiin a, Soin liter Ithlg.
"A lle;ii,t .lil for
Kery Xetil."
l'lionc Main o77
MB
ler-lnuoJ club room ut 1,10 uubllc
brury lust eveni"K for ie purpose
of making plana for future work.
Mrs. W. i McAdury. chairman.
presided ovor tlio meeting and dur
ing the evening definite plans wercj
made for a musical symposium to1
be given at the first regular njeot
ing of the Monday Musical Mon
day evening, October 27. Commit-;
tees were appointed and, it was an
nounced that Mrs. Jessie llosklns
would be director of I he choral
department of the organization.
The chorus will meet every Wed
nesday evening, the meetings start
ing after the first regular meeting
of tlio musical, lie tore adjourn
ment the year books for tills de
partment of the Neighborhood club
were distributed. ,
The Young Women's I'M Ufa! ton
al Auxiliary of the Methodist
church 'will' in rot this evening at
tlio home of Mrs. Itobert Carey,
1800 Second street. The subject
for the evening will be "Current
Events."
Mrs. Sherwood Williams, assist
ed by Mrs. A. W. Nelson, Mrs. Itob
ert H. Can y, Mrs. Hoy Tyler, Mrs
HaroTd 1. Young und Mcs. J, K
Wood ell, will have charge of tin
meeting.
The Ladies Auxiliary to I he llro
therliood of Hallway Trainmen
will hold their regular meeting to
night at 7:30 at Kaglcs hall. All
members are urged to be present.
Tho busltU'ss meeting will be fol
lowed by a social hour at which
lime refreshments will be served.
-"I
' The I'arkdalc club will meet to
morrow afternoon at Island city
with Mrs. John Howery as hostess.
Cove. (Special) Mrs. H. H.
Daniels und Mrs. It. J. ltarker will
entertain the Ladles Guild ' Satur
day afternoon, October 11.
Fashion Notes
Purls. A raised waistline Is one
of the features of the new winter
coats. The raised waistline indeed
is I be only graceful ore with a
coat fitting us tightly us some f at
models.
Pnris. Lingerie of silk tricnllne
Is enjoying something of u vogue
today. It comes In all garments
and most colors, though Its chief
use Is In new knickers worn be
neath a costume slip.
London. Thero' is one compen
sation now that cold weather
'hreatens, even though frocks nre
climbing kneeward. The majority
of the frocks ami coats have side
fur bands around tlio hem.
New York. Tho sea Hon is going
to bo remembered for Its beautiful
fabrics of suede-lle surface and
texture. Some of these fabrics
especially in tuns and browns
shown here now, uro had to tell
sued itself.
New York. Once more large
funs are in. The curled est rich
feather fan. always mos graceful,
has again come Into Its own. The
mounting is curved ivory or tor
toise shell.
Hints for the
Housewife
lt.Ki;i JilCl:;
Mexican Stylo
Itesides being easily pre pure,,
riee dttdies are especially nourish
ing and u good substitute for po
tatoes which, unless baked, can
not be prepared In a short time.
Hlee can be cooked in twenty
minutes and used at any time
thereafter for several days. The
following recipe for Mexican
i baked rice makes a very sub
stantial "one-dish dinner" which
Is suitable fur hutty days.
Cook one and one-iiuarh-r cup
fuls'of rice In boiling salted wa
ter fur 3a minutes. Add one and
one-half cup fills tomato , jute".
one large gn-en pepper cut up
fine, one-half cupful chopped pi
mento and a dash of pepper. Mix
together thoroughly and pour Into
a well -buttered enameled wen
baking dish, the pon-cluln-llkr
surface of which will not affect
or be affected by lite acid in lite
tomatoes. .On top place the to
mato pulp, left after straining tin
juice. Bake thirty minutes in u
hot oven. Serve while hot.
m:;ko com i;sm,s to
caisi.; Tit a in viu:ck
C.VKI.YI.i:. III. (AP) Hherlfl
William llegan annoiilteed Moil
day evening lhat (;-orge. Williams,
n negro, had ranfe.stil that he
had broken the nwltih nar Avis
ton. 111., where the fast Italtlmore
land uhlo train No. 2 was wreck -led
late ' Friday evening, n'siilting
! in Ihe deafh of engineer Carl Van
j Altaian and Injiirhs lo ti number
! of passengers.
KMAi.ii run: i-ma(;i;.
A fire alarm was timed In
from box 41 at 12:40 o'clock to
day. The fire was In the roof
of the Hull apartment on the
corner of Spring and l'oiirl!i
streets and was caused liy a flue
burning out. J.lttle damage was
done and the recall was rung ten
minutes later.
j ui,irii:i,i tiixs ftjiHi i im:
I'Al.KXICO. Cat. (A I)- liarnev
i Hdtleld. veteran of the autonio
Idle speedways of few years ago.
Monday was fined on a plea
o( guilt t a eharw. f rwkb f
driving. He paid the levy and b ft
for lo Augeb-s.
A charge of driving While In
toxicated placed imaiiisl Oilfield
when h'1 was nrrel d In Sunday
night when doing 1 miles' an
' bour in bU tar wus dropped.
DIRIGIBLE
ON WAY TO
THE COAST
LAKKHimST. N. J. (lly tho As
Nuciutcd I'rc&i) The naval dirig
ible Shenandoah started her epoch
muklng round trip cruise to the
Pacific Coast at 1U o'clock today.
Weather conditions were perfect.
With Hear Admiral W. A. Mof-
feet. In charge of naval aero-
will fly to Korl Worth, Texas, and"'" "- ' ",u 1
it Is scheduled to arrive there
early Thursduy.
LAkKlllTHHT. (AP) The Shen
andoah was taken from her han
gar at sundown Monday and moor
ed to her mast preparatory to
starting ut 0 a, in. today on her
uctfic coast trip, air station offi
cers announced, after the receipt
of a supply of helium gas for the
big craft.
Tho ship had been scheduled to
start yesterday but the gus did not
arrive In time and so the flight
iv jib iiiimi iinni'd. Co Nimunder Zach-
arv Lunsdowno will be 111 command
on tho trlii
The route will lake tho big ship
first to Kort Worth, Tex., it being
planned to lie up ut a mooring
mast then: Thence a night will
bo made to San Diego, a dlstunce
of 1IS0U miles.
From Sun Diego the Shenandoah
will proceed northward over 1-os
Angeles, over Astoria, Ore., and to
Camp Dewls, Wash. . Tho return
route will be the same.
Korty men will bu abourd the
craft during tho t,rtp.
PASNIIH ItAI.TI.MOlti;
riAIrJMOKK. (AP) The Shen
andoah passed '" Baltimore In a
southerly direction at 1:3 o'clock
this afternoon.
Railroads Turnmff to
n Olj'
lUOlUr as OOlUUOII
,
(Continued from pae 1)
hutt hcen conclusively demonstrat
ed that other forms. Including mo
tor buses can he counted upon
only as auxiliaries. Klectric rail
ways miiKt continue to be de
veloped for tho fullest service, und
for any city not io recognise thin
would be sjitcldul to the business
prosperity und the convenience of
Hie people and would soon reflect
Itself tn depreciated property
values and general community de
moralization. .
"Increasing street congestion In
every 'city has proven that mass
i ransportatlon can only . be han
dled over fixed routes over rulls. j
It has been proved unit this is
the safest form of transportation,
not only to riders, but lo pedes
trians. The speed and sufety fac
tors can be largely Increased where
there Is proper cooperation be
tween; city prflcinls und the -railways.
It has been shown that the
financial responsibility, necessary
In the protection of a rttv and its
people's Interests, vim be found
only In a I ransportatlon agency
that bus a fixed Investment in Ihe
community. The public apprecia
tion ef the situation, us outlined,
is shown in the large increase in
car riders, this In spite of the phe
nomenal Increase In the number of
' ;
I Am Clean
One reason for my beauty
Ity ICdim Wallace llopNr
This Is to the millions of wom
en who wish to know how I have
kept my youth and beauty nfter
H5 years as a stage star. And
how at a grandmother's age J
manage to look like u girl.
One 1 lilng Is
this: I never us i
soap and watr
on my facia. Hon i
removes Just the
surface dirt andi
that
to
skin.
I,.u
me, the fnmo:s-
Puiisinn beauly, FjIiiii AVnllfttx?
told me how she Hopper, I'botu
kept her skin so 193
absolutely elean. Vhen I went
to her cxpi-rts and secured the1
same method.
Since t hen t he method has
come Into world-wide use. Ie.it
only ihmiiKh b.-auty ex perls. The :
results were so marvelous that I
all of them charged high price
for the product. Home charged
some :. for the fungtiln, si
only the. few know how mm-h
It can do.
Now I ant placing this formula
at every woman's call. I have
named It my Facial Youth. It
contains no animal, no vegeta
ble fats, so the skin cannot ab
sorb It. It simply pcn'etrnles the
pores to the depths, then departs.
All the grime, nil the dead skin
and clogging matter conies out
with it.
Wash yo ir face In the best way
you know, then apply my Facial
Youth. You will be amazed ut
("lie extra grime and clovglng mat
ter which comes out wit It It.
This Is the first step In fine
complexions an absolutely cle.m
skin. This method Is the only
way to get It. Once you knuv
whnt It meuns you will nver go
without It.
I have placed 'this formula with
all druggists, all toilet counter.
The price Is 75p despite the fuel
that others charge ten times as
much.
You need my Facial Youth, It
is impossible, they tell me, to
Iftnk your best without It. It Is
the only facial cleanser which
really cleans.
Write me for my Mefl'Jty Hook
and I'll send with It something
rise to pleam' uil. TMna Wiillne
Hopper, r.:t6 l.uk Hhore Iirlve,
Chicago. Adv.
I
lias nudilli .' Mi m
'In I,ntei-ltt il
motor
buses In the lust few yeurs.
Hits Only Solution,
"Motor bus operutlou appears to
be the' way to a solution. At the
p. rout i ;
tho number will be greatly in
creased in the Immediate future.
Where thero Is a public need (or
bus service, w should supply it.
even If, for a time, wo conduct it
at a loss. Wo gain In public good
Ice II wants.
"The necessity of greater con
servation of lire and limb on our
streets und highwuys In clearly ap
parent. The death toll Ih appall
ing and constantly grows us the
congestion increases. Klectric rail
ways owe it us a civluduty to take
uu active hand In every effort I"
combat the carelessness and Irre
sponsibility so largely respoiislhle
(or the alarming situation.
"Some companies may think M
difficult If not Impossildefur Hn-iu
to sturt a customer ownership fin
ancial program. My answer, to
that Is to make every effort
ht the financial structure f your
company on a basis that will in
spire public confidence in your se
curities, then ask your customers
to supply tho needed capital for
new equipment and improved
service. If a company Is really
ot i i tin u luniiinimij, ii. win um
u ready response to such an ap
peal. 1 Justness fell off in some see
t Ions wit h eleet ric railways dur
ing the summer, Mr. Iludil aid.
but II now Is coming back. He at
tributed the slump lo general
business conditions.
RAIROAD'S
CONDITION
IS RELATED
for supporting (he bus tines and
other transportation companies
operating on Hie highways built at
i)iimmc expense. ne sum inai were
Uie people lo build Ihe ruilwuys
I their tracks the same us they huve
built the roads for t he bus lines
the railroads .would be a bid to put
out a service, unappruached by any
other means of transportation. He
said ut this point that he -wus not
directing his criticism at Ln
Grande but wus speaking in gen
eralities. Mr. Pertey also gave figures to
prove that tho railroads are tin
I urges! lux payers In Ihe country,
litre more men, and get smaller
profits In return for each dollar In-
pleasure automobiles und
r ..w v- mi TTiVKsr-SrC
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Perfect Fitting is an Im
portant Part of Our Service
to You
iff
The Bootery Inc.
206 Depot Street l'lionc Maia 118
"A I'iiradiHe for Tired Feet"
Home of the Arch-Aid Shoe for Men and Women
GKOVUR SMITH, Mgr.
REMEMBER
That we xl ill make the good
llonic-Madc Candy at
The Candy Shop
2i0 MB HT.
"The Home of J Ionic-Made Candy"
(Retail only)
vested than any other line of busl-J
ness. !
He stated lliut In Union county'
tho Union Pacific railroad pays 17
per cent of the tuxes and that the,
snnip companies pays one und one-1
,imlf minion dollars a year Jo rail
l
jrund employes .in l,a Grande
I'Thls Is abundtint reason," argued j
uiu spcuscr, way wo buouiu stuuu
as n unit against tho unfair com-
petition which the auto bus bus
leveled at the transportation com-1
panics.".
In'closlng he pleaded for people)
to study more deeply the railroad I
problem. "Kor," said tho speaker,'
with stocks In the large compan
ies selling for only a fraction of I
what they should be .worth, with
railroad companies Issuing bonds
which ure mortgages, on their I
present properties. In order to ruisej
money for extensions, J I ell you
iliat (he situation Is absolutely ser
ious and thercr is no other way lo
eonsider It."
Mr. Pertey was introduced til the
luncheon by George Cochran who
served as toaslmaster of the day.
Preceding the main address a short
talk wus made by Uruee Dennis
editor of the Observer, urging the
business men ol I -a Grinde to use
their Influence to have tho city
budget include un appropriation
lor the maintenance of tho La
Orando band.
I --
TAKES
CITY NEAR
SHANGHAI
(Continued from page IV
were In heavy humiiardiuent on
the Invaders In a final effort L
slop the encircling movement ul
attacking armies. Capture of Sun-
klang would have Kiangsu forci
almost a clear path to Shanghai
SHANGHAI (lly Ihe Associated
Press)--Sunkiang, '2 miles south
west of Shanghai, has been cap
tured by General Sun Chuung Kun,
military governor of Kukotu, and
Cheklang forces are now retreat
ing on Singchwan. nine miles fpton
Shanghai, according lo Pukleii
advices.
Jt is believed this muy compel
Cheklang Shanghai defenders to
abandon the Hwangtu-Liuho front.
I tombs i;rrcctte. '
TIENTSIN. China (Hy the Asso
ciated ' Prewa) Mauchurlun air
craft early today ruined bombs on
Shanhakwan, In the northern part
of the Chili It province, (he east
ern extremity of the great Chinese
Wall while the armies of General
Our careful iitU.'iiU'oii lo stylo cor
iX'cln.L'ss does not lessen the care wc
give lo the fitting qualities of our
shoes, us our customer-friends well
know.
They also know that quality is as
sured in all of our shoes.
Perhaps wo should mention these
lacts more often; tho only reason
we don't is because these are such
long-established features .of our serv
ice that they are "habits" rather
than "news.''
K
NEW
M;
Dloomers
Vests
STEl'-IN SHTS
$9.50 lo $18.50
.m nt .i!i;ivi;i
n i-:v
('Oltl)l IIDV
ItOIIIS AMI
SII.K
m:(.i.k;i:i;s
Chang, ALinehurlan Uatler, and
the PekhTg troops engaged In u
lnlinMlv ini it to
t'nder bombardment, the Man- i
ehurian troops were forced to re- ,
treat.
Peking Kit da tigered. j
TOKK) (lly Ihe Associalel
Press) The Peking govern men;
troops in Ihe northern part of,
Chlhl I province are heing rushed
lo Ihe vtelntly of Jehol In an at-J
tempt lo prevent advances by in
vading Mane hit rlan armies, fight
ing for control of tho central Pek- i
Ing government, according to u
dispatch received 'by Ihe Kokus.il
News Agency here today. ,
The agency also reported lh
Krenrh government hied deltvei -!
?u airplanes and ten motor Iruekf
ordered by nneral Chang, Man
churlan leader.
fo years
25 Ounces for 25c
less than of higher
priced brands
WHY PAY MORE?
THE GOVERNMENT USED
MILLIONS OF POUNDS ,
m:LTlf TKKTIl and
COMFORT!
Und 1eelh no-ana the Iohh of
tho oilier two Joyn of life.
Nature Teeth
Kiv fdlUfMI't In UllHt: let-Cl.
Tlify UMHtjn: fit. Ix ullly ul) I
cumrurt.
Plates from $15
Bridges from 5
Crowns from 5
Fillings from 1
l'ainless Extractions
Free Examination
orrlvi' ii ir. io vi: i i i
J-vfiiltiKH liy iiiiH)inlint'Mt '
only.
l'lionc Main 70
Dr. R. B. Miller
Cor. of Depot ii Adams
LINGERIE
Phoenix
Made
SH,K VKSTS and UL00MKKS
' " " . '
The bloomers are well reinforced and
have elastic waist and knee, plain and
l'ancy weaves, in flesh, natural and
apricot. All reasonably priced.
?S.(5 to $.1.1)5
$2.15 to $2.85
NKW l'ALL I'KTTICOATS
$2.6 to $7.50
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THE NEWEST GOOD TO EAT i v
The very newest delicacy for a
Sandwich Spread is ' '
Chow . f ay;'-;
It's just splendjd with a zest und ii flavor that
touches the right spot, a tasty friend to appetite.
A blend of eggs, vegetables and mayonnaise. Con
tains no meat and ready for instant use.
Let us send you u jijr with your
next order.
CALL MAIN NO
Pattisov Brothers
Grocery
Phone Main Hi)
CAKE'S
Where Your Credit Is Good
Service On All
Makes cS Batteries
Eipert
repair parts
tub iiAi'ir.itv
LeliClitnn
t'Ail
TI ,
m will
UTni -ii J it m ni a
NKW SILK (JOWNS
' $0.25 to $11.50
,11 ST AIIItlVi:l
urn,
assoiitmi'.nt
'i:mi.i:i
iti.ANKirrs ;
ami . ;
HATH noiti:s
workmanship and enuls) Wlllartf .
usd In every job.
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Rental batteries you can depend upon wfcUa
re are charging your battery.
Willard parts Improve any better.
Ymj cn ksnk whmt thty felt ra
hn, aiwl ih hUl Ii sure tm hm utiooikli,'
Mil Llttis Aotptrs.
Fi.i-:cntio suivit.K m.
M neb I no Work- lililtf. .
Wa.HhliiBtou Ave.
last?.,
STORAGE "tS fettil
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