La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 10, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, Octoljer'lO, 1921. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER" PAGE "HIRER .HEWS bf SOCIETY red, vivid yollow und ffrt'tin.' J T. JtUliardfon di'llfe-Mful-l fntcrtatiu-d Wednesday ufti-r- ivllli a brldgi lunchron. Kf- ludli'S from Pendleton were gucflla of honor, motoring to tdrundu for the oecusion. After Sheon hIx tables of brldyo were Jliiy, The unique color scheme in Ic und black was carried out jtUKhout the entire uftcrnutm. liosti iireseiit from l'endleton ji Mrs. It Say n s, Mrs. O. W. Sps. Airs. K. T. Wade, Mrs., V. tflark, Mrs. J. II. Horry. Mrs. U. eaton, Mrs. Stanley Kay res A K. It. Aldrich. Mrs. lav jr' house, Mrs. Laura Nash, J Jleb-n Hoblnsun,- Mis. II. S. iizlc, Mrs. It. Haynmml, Mrs. rjewbi-rry and Mrs. John Mil' rtoKt of Ihu afteriMton's Mrs. A. I.. Utehardson hi her ill eliarminjr manner deliRhteil VtrcHent wilh two vocal solos. ladies present to nulke tlik noon coniplelu were Mrs. (loo. trail, Mrs. uruco Dennis, nlrs. Hiclwirdson, Mrs. 1'. S, Itob Mi's. ('has. 1'layle. Mrs. Krcd t Mrs. W'lllituu Asti, und Mrs. 4i ft Hoeseh. Mrs. I'. S. Itohtn- won hltfh score trophy for the noon. Mrs. K. I. Aldrich won otiHotation prize. leliKhtful time was spent yes- y afleinuoii when Mrs. John sen was tiostess to the Lucky social hour wus spent und u 1-Iic-ious ItincheuH wus served by Mrs. O. O. Hamilton. Mrs. ,Mel anicls. Mrs. Hardin, Mrs. J. Courtney und Mrs. J. M. Gulvtn. vThe tables were cleverly decorated wilh fall flow ers and Hallowe'en colors and the Hallowe'en idea was curried oilt in tho menu. The l'.rolherhood of Hailwuy Trainmen also met on that evening ami hud luncli wilh the Ladies Auxiliary. Mrs. Charles Mo ran ami small daughter, l'alrichi Ami, had lunch yeMerduy at tin- (li'oiw Mt serve home. A -"K roup of I Vmlh-tim wiiiilt'ii mulored to l.a (Jinmli Vi-dm-Kd;iy. Thir liarty Included Mis. J. K. leb InHun, .Mrs. . J. Clarki. Mrs. Lee Moorliouse. Mrs. K. T. Wade, Mrs. 1 utiald Itobinson, M is. K. 1 Ray mond, Mrs. S. A. Newberry. Mrs. V. .M. Harper and Mrs. Jl. S. Mv Kenzie. Mi's. )otiald Hoblnsoii visited friends und Mis. iarper was the kuomI of her datiKhter, Mrs. J. M.. l Snyder, while the remain der of the party attended the luncheon for which Mrs. J. T. ltieh urdson, forim-r l'endleton matron! wus hostess. Kast Orcgonian. j London. A theatre wrap of black silk fullgurunt now on exhi bition here emphasizes once morel 1 1 In continued voffue of black and wane, i uis cape uas a lonjf scan and collar of silver cloth and lts hem has a whole border of white uncurled ostrich. OF BRIBERY New York. There arc two types i Dramatic Disclosure Is Made at Rudeen Trial Before Portland Court of evening slippers in equal favor today. One. is the deniuro bluck ssilin o1tu pump wllhout any or- namcntutlou at ull. The other Is a black satin pump w'llh u flush- inf; buckle und blazing diamond heels. ' SOLDN-RQXIE DEAL IS AID As- IM'IILINUTON, la. ( ly the Sueia t ed J 'ress ) A n 'a I leged davit by A. L. Kink, of liuffalo, N. Y., deserildiiK Kink's version of how Senator Wheeler induced Ilox- ort l'OUTLANl) 17amey Miirsh, an Mpiilleant for the county bridge en KllieeriUK Job. permitted 1o (ratify aealnst Charles S. Itudeeii, ex counly commissioner, yesterday, after one of( the bljj Ii-kuI battles of the ex-orriclul's trial, wus in dicted on a bribery charge by Ihf same H)ecial uraml jury which in dieted Mr. Itudoen and his associa tes. Disclosure that Mr. Marsh was lliidleted but promised Immunity in return for uppcurluK unainst Mi. Umleen was ono of the dramatie episodes of a day of uetluii In the iiffi-itrlal beforo,'lrcult JudKc Morrow. At tho end of testimony by Mursh to the-effeet that lie nexo- . tinted with Mr. Hudeen and Itob- K. Kremcrs. engineer who i .... r..n..i,i i I v im'Iiiti v , u n up n (&0.IMKI "pot." came th read last nipht by Daniel K Steck. ..p(ss-examinntion. After returning from Tort land where she studied with Veatnuin !teen ,club ut her home on O ruiiui uurmK " B.uy u , - eiric cousin Mrs. A. I., liiehardson of l.a (Jrunde hus decided to ac cept u limited number of pupils in voice. Her former pupils ure pleas ed over her decision us many of them will resume their work. Mrs. Itlehurdsun will liuve her studio ut her homo on Second and O streets. tie. 'I he home was artistically rated In a profusion of fall rs und bridge made up the feature of the afternoon. Mrs. Grace Molitor winning honors for the club prize and ruest prize ftoin to Mrs. De- Green. Itefore a very enjoy- tlme wus brought to n close liclous two course luncheon served by the charming hos- i club will hold its next meet Thursday. October 23. with A. L. Richardson us hoslctis. w. Hurley Kiehurdson and Mrs. Kichardson proved thein s eh arm t n g li ost esses Th u rs tt'ternoon when they entertuln ith ten tables of bridge. The scheme of the uttcrnoon wus fv and was used in greut pro i. Mrs. I'. S. Kobinson won score und Mrs. H. K. Dixon second honors. After a very i Fashion Notes Purls. The young girl prefers flowers rather than Jewels for her evening col (Tare just now. .It is considered chic to twisl.a few real flowers across the buck of the head, holding them in pluee with shell pins. ' Stinson to testify against ex-At- landed the job anil was subst oiient- ' I.. r..- I,rll,..rv 4 II f Villi d.s Till demuerallc cundidate for United defense forced from the wltnes. States senutor from Iowa. In u details of his part In this particular campaign speech. Mr. Steck charg plot, the bribery indictment stand- ed with his republican opponent, Ing ugainst him. the manner or o Senator Hrookhart, uss.sted in ob taining Kink's servlcts to induce Miss Stiuson to testify. Hteck said he had started petlrlons to Atlor-ney-tienersl Stone requesting an invetttigation of the Duuglurty in vestigation committee. The affidavit said that Kink, in return for uuslstunce in the senute Investigation, wv.s promised the f tice of internal revenue collector in Kuffalo. und that his attorney, (Henry Stern of fluffulo. wus prom ised a federal judgeship In New York. . The affidavit said lhise promises were mude by Senutor Wheeler. It asserted that Wheeler promised Miiu Stinson opportunity lor personal gain on tho New York mock market If she would testify. I'arls. A charming hut of the beret type shown hero today Is In fawn suede, trimmed across the falsi:; ii:ci,aiu:s kkxatoii SACKAM UNTO, Cnl.- Senator front with a wide bund of roses infWheeler of Montanu. now- hidi' red, old rose, und old gold. On the able afternoon u delicious ; right side are two long tussels of ourse lumiieon was served. old gold. Ladles Auxiliary to the liro-J London. The Northern Lights ooil of Hallway Trainmen Gown wus worn by one fashionable their regulur meeting Tues- young woman ut u recent dinner venlng ut Kagles hall. A large dance. On a back ground of white I was In attendance and after silk, bends are embroidered in "mi--tirfliK-sn session an" enfoynbl'rora areh'-s" of bright tlm dn4.p elldent vice-president lul candi date, but also prosecutor" of Ihe senate Daugherty . investigating couuiiittee, wus Informed tliut A. L. Kink of Huffao. hud Issued un uffidavit churglng him with offer ing inducements to get testimony in that uffuir, particularly from Mins-Koxie Stinson. iKsiit-d a (b-nbil. lalning Immunity and his udmltti use of Intoxicating Iquor while in Portland seeking the contract. The defense attorneys left no stone unturned In paving the way for obvious attempt to Impeach MurshV testimony. , llnth ShicM Scoi-c lo:iii. Mr. Marsh hud been placed on the stund Monday as a surprise witness for the prosecution. Alter u few questions In which he started to tell of the $50.(H'0 plot to buy ihe enirlneerinif contract he had neen nnlied to nanu- Hie agent I( whom this sum wi to be handed At lilts lolnt the defense attorneys objected ami for tww days u legal battle over admissibility of his tes- timonv wus waged, Just la-fore noon yesterday Judge Morrow ruled thut Mr. Marsh might return to the stand, give the nume of the agent und runner icp tlniony. This wus a victory for the prosecution. At the same time the iudge gavi two rulngs in favor of (lie defenst which were joyfully received by It. He ruled thut the'prosecutlon must sthmv that bribe money wus uctuni iv until to Mr. Hudeen. He held further that the transaction must between January u Then ruiincs an Brocaded Figures - WmmJ I o 1 ACHAHMIN5IreM for dlnrir dancing Is this on of lilacll chiffon with broended flffurl In rose-colored v.lv.l and a full un levsn skirt. Th. sash Is of blsck chiffon tied very carefully. Th slnr plklly of the outfit udds to In at tractlveness. He prouipllyjhnvv occurred 'nml '-'li. h:j. P2 viouv Credit h Oood. CONGOLEUM DAY We Charge - No Interest ! Gold Scai : III IVJVaJ" I .---.r'-.).7'r RT-RUGS Vdd It To Your I Account ATUKDAY ONLY No down payment will he re uircd from customers with open accounts. No ad ition will be made to your weekly or monthly in- tallments. Don't forget, these prices are for One i Only. Buy now and select the particular sizes : patterns you most favor. Early "shopping is fldviscd or your choice of designs may, he restricted. Saturday Is The Last Day ('ONCOMWM AKT-KUC SAI.H Anieiican's Most Popular Floor Covering. Patterns for Every Itoom! Warm, fascinating effects to give rich color to dining rooms and liv ing room; dainty flowered put terns to beautify bed rooms; neat conventional designs to brighten the kitchen, pantry and bath room you can choose any or all from among the many lovely patterns of Gold Seal Congolcum Kugs. 0x9 ft. Gold Seal Congolcum Art-Uug. Rogu- 'S1:: : $ 8.50 7'2x9 ft. Gold Seal Congolcum Art-Rug. Regu- t&r. $10.60 9x9 ft. Gold Seal Congolcum Art-Rug. Regu larly priced (- O rj $14.95 JJL4w. I O 9X10',' ft. Gold Seal Cohgoleum, Art-Rug Regu- r:A. $14.85 9x12 ft. Gold Seal Congolcum Art-Rug. Regu- S'!:d. $14.65 Saturday Special, Rag Rugs Off I'HESE RUGS ARE INDISPENSABLE TO THE HOUSEWIFE DURING THE FALL AND WINTER VEATHER. PLACED NEAR THE DOOR OR USED IN THE CENTER OF THE ROOM THEY PICK iKT "Tit VCKING" IN OF DIRT AND SAVE WEAR AND TEAR ON YOUR WILTON OR AXMINS- fER RUGS. WOVEN OF GOOD FABRICS. REVERSIBLE, AND EASY TO WASH. COLORS: PRETTY MIXTURES OF BLUE, ROSE OR YELLOW, HIT AND MISS PATTERN. expected to becoinn difficult bnr rlem for tho pronecutlon to pass. Ono of (he proscenium stated In court WetlneiMlay thai the state mlVhl not conclusively show that Mr. ltudeen actually received mon ey. J line Miiilts J ixed. Imlc Morrow, Klvlnt? his ruHnpr. .said: "It 1h the coucluijluii of the court that the Indict men! charge the payment, of money. Tho claim of the Htate that an agreement was In effect Is Himiiitned. In this I ant overruling Mr. Maputre's oltjectton to the last question iisUed of Mr. Marsh, I'll hi the state show Mr. Marsh's testimony clear thrbtmh." l;mler this rulhiK. Ihe JuUtfe ex .plaliuul In answer to a ijuury ut tin ulefensei- the defenn uhnrneys would mill hold the rich I to raise liiltjeellou to points of Marsh's trs jttniony. On the two Important points or 1 1 he Judge's rtiUnw emhraced hy the j defins a a --victory; the judge inade these remarks: "The offense jcoiild not have , la-en committed i prior lo Ihe Ulh nor aft-r the I'Olh. (Tin' stale has now fixed Ihe pay ment of money as occurring le It Wei ll these dates. The Hint" will I have o come iluu n to the paymeiil of money between January C und ! January 'tl." A. !. Uelion .Named. At the opening of court after Inoon, after Ihe defensu hud offered la motion to strike , out nil tesll 'mony of the witness ami this had been overruled. M r. Marsh wiih i permitted lo answer the faimus ;tUjHloii as to tlie ntnne of tin line ut io whom Marsh and Krein jeis were 1 pay Ihe .'.i,iMin. "Whom did yoillell Mr. Hudeen yon ii ml Mr. Kreniers agreed to pny Ihe I'.d.lMiu to'." I'roseeiltor Muwry resinled tho o.uestlou. "To Mr. A. J. Welton," answered the engineer. ir he niUer;lses it, lie knows It's mnHl! Y looliold 71 I 27 x ." I Loomcraft Quality Rug. Regular $1.50 .!() x GO loomcraft Quality Rug. Regular ?2.3."i .. $1.00 $1.60 27x51 Loomcraft Quality Rug. Regular $2.00 x 72 Loomcraft Quality Rug. Regular f3.60! $1.35 $2 AO Kaslern 1-figest CARK'S Orrgnn's Home Fiii iiisliiMK not banish by the simple pro cess of a MASSAGE TREATMCNT Smart Fall and Winter Dress Coats CORRECT IN FASHION, FUR AND FALJRIC $22.50 to $165 Coats for dress wcnr.'t'oats for sports wear, coals for rainy days, coals for formal occasions they're all h ere in our Fall and Winter collection. - Featuring Especially Coats at These Most UcaHonahle Prices In Snorts and Country Coats -' In Trim and Formal Coats $22.50 - $35.00 - $17.50 $19.50 - $62.50 $79.50 LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AtslD MH-UINERY Foottall Come on, all you pig skin chasers! v You've waited ever ince last November. Hiutle into your logi and iliow Ihe world why football il Ameri ca', greatest sport. If said togi aro (etting .habby this year woVe got new one. for you. Shoes, ock sweater., cleat., pad., guard., foot balls ail fresh stock. Let's go Oregon Hardware & ! Implement Co. READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS A IIMi M,l.i;l'IN(J Mama Doll wim. m; ;t vi :.n" away sati hhav, otHrom;n i Cirine in nml f(ct mmiic ut that kimhI llfdne-iniidc J'tindy. Tin' a Hiiuplc ut our "llnillli t'nmly(" Hoinctliliiy: entirely The Candy Shop mo cm Kr. "The lltinic of Home-Made Candy" (Retail only) i., llt'U'. , I j ! j r WE SELL STARRETT TOOLS I'i'll lilin, "I hiiw yuitr ml,' COiME TO THE TOY SHOP AND MEET THE . INDIAN PRINCESS AT THE HIGH SCHOOL ON October 10 and 11 and fa f adfice for Ihe- proper use of the creams indicated to complete flit food 'ork MAUINULM) C'ObMLTiO hiioi Itm. 25, New Foler UMj;. J'lioiiu Mulii 1-0 La Grande MnltrcHS Sliop and , Weaving Works MutlrrM" of ftll klnrti claof1 n1 rrMilll; rnthr Hrnovallnc; I luff and Kluff , Kiifca made to ordr and for tnlii, Curiict nod lluif Cln tmr, ' Kuril It tire. l,i-rovtrlntj. I.lemr1 rimiljiwiof Factory I'honc 421-W CHAH. Ll V A It OH. 1TUP. That 4rcathcs And Creanr Kffect A p.Tfrcl funiplcxton Ih jiOHHllm! only wiu-n yon Inivc ii in-rfrct Hliln a kln tliut linn expert itltintlon. Kjm'IuI m u h ii ii Ktj I I -im-ntH ut tlm Ci'ImI Miiihii'ln wilt tlo. u oif.vt H to (iriivhli thut "Ivih-Ih'H und ('rl'tini" .ffrct. Your HuliMfiulton In iiHMiiri'fl, IMioni! now for un ap puinlmi'iil. - GHIST MAKINl';i.l,() SI 1 01 lioriiil n, hiilllliM'r lOiltf. "A Isfimiy Atil for I'fry .Nrctl." 1'hoiif .Main 577 V c -c Delco KLAXON REM Y WIM,AItL noscn Official Service Station Willard Genuine Parts United Motor ; Official Service Station Sales and Scrvico Genuine Purls, UNITKl) MOTOll AUTO L1TK iMii UA I'l I :ltv i:i.l;c"iluo si:iivicis oo. Ijt'lltliOflt MiU'hin WurkA lnli(. 1311 WlllillllliCtun Avo. . jjwuaar