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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1924)
Monday, October 20, 1924. THE XA , GRANDE EVENING. .OBSERVER Ono delight ful f on tu.ro df th ' Clirlstlan Endeavor' convention r hold lioro this week-end t the Presbyterian church was the MbVl- J lowHhip Hreukruat". hold nt. the - church Sunday morning- nt eight o'clock, at which timo the Inter mediate society of tho ChrlHtitin -. Kmleavoi entertained the visiting delegates. Alter an excellent hivak fafit was nerved Mtfts HulUu An- . ih-i-Hon had charpe of thu devo tional ami Kcrmit llitn?nn and Mibs Mui-y ClulUy. Stale c. K. prj-aiih-nt. saner vut-al nolon.-aoooinjKtnlert hy Myrlh) WllrodK t:t the. piano, ' '; - . : J Will Max IvoeWnnrt Klla Gaert ncr won- married , at tlW( 'hrlHtinn " . parHOnaRn .Sunday !aftcrnoon ; at two o'clock, with itevervnd O, W- ' .Jon 8 xjt the church officiating. , Mr. Koter Is a machinist cmptoy- 1 cd at the 0.-v U. and N. shops ami Minn fiaertn('r(ta a tlautth.t'T ol v -Mr. and Mrs. ISmil Gnerlncr., A numljer of relatives accompanied the happy . couple to the parson age. .Mr. and Mis. Kocler will be at homo to their many friends at 1908 Adams. The, mcetlnfr of the Greenwood - I'a rent -Teachers -association KrlUaj evening was well-attended and an t InteresiinR: and instructive program wns appreciated hy everyone. Sev- ,1'ral selections from tho operetta which w3 Riven at the high school , , auditorium last week were repeat led by rcq uesl . Reverend I 'o wel I . of the Kouth Methodist church, in nn excellent talk depleted child life in Korea, a country of seven teen million people and an nrea of . only forty-one thousand, square mtle3. A pleasing cornet duet by v lOIdrtdRe Huffman and (Veil Younvr - nccompuniod by. Mrol. It. A. Wllker son at the piano was followed' by ; a splendid talk by Dr. It. P. I.an dls. I Dr. Ijindis. who is a mombor of Iho school board, ruvo briefly first' hit ml Information in regard to the! tax budget for tho maintenance of tho public schools of I. ft Grande. This is a question of especial in terest to evory citizen of ha Grande 'at this time. j 7-fts talk of tho cveninjr was on; "f'hlld Delinquency" and -he. brought out the point that a sue-1 cessful country is hullt upon two staiMlards one an educational standard and the other a moral standard. He brought out bow these two high standards could be developed. The meeting closed with a short ' business session. Tho next meet , in? will be held November 21. Thi Neighborhood club will hold their si-coiid meeting of tho season tomorrow afternoon at the - club : rooms with Mrs. K. A. ISpUng in charge. "Early American Drama" Chew it after . evert) meal 'It stimulates appetite and aids digestion, It makes your food do yon more good. Note bow It relieves thai slully feeling after nearly eating. . YVbitsns teeth, weetsai k t. 1 1. mmA jfiJk It's the goody 1 mi Jt 1 . L-s-s-l-s. I. tor the figure in-, dined to . stoutness) Bxqutnttel Very Usbtly boned pormlts sbaoluttt freedom of wsJstllne. Every La Camllls means "Beauty sod Comfort. Too for Its wearer. Tbs pat ented Ventilo feature makes La Camllls astonliblngly comfort able. A full line of tbs different models always on band. Mrs. Robt. Pattiion Corscliere hon rVfslu Ml Apt. id, New Foley Dldff. Colorful. Stripes vt TTV)R sports wear nothing; can b f mar youthful and smart look Ins than this combination of Roman stripes and pleats, joined by wide leather belt. The colorful atrtpes give chic to costume and th loose nt and the tull skirt, afford tin freedom and ease that Is most esseiu will be the subject for the after noon's program. The Past Matrons club or Hope Chapter No. 13, O. K. S., will inert at (he- home of Mrs. Kd Klddle'ln Island City Tuesday evening. Octo ber al, Willi Mrs. Kiddle and Miss Carrie Hunter oh homesHes. " ' ... " ' - S'zx The Toadies Society of ,11. of J-". and 10. will hold tlu-ir next meet Inir Tuestluy t-vcninif. October 'Jt I, at seven thirty o'clock at the K. of P. hall. P.-T. CONGRESS TO BE HELD AT CORVALLIS, ORE. PORVAM-IS (Rpfctat). Visit ors and '1rf?ati-s to the nin. tnonth annual convention of the Or off on branch of. t lie National Congress of I'arunta and Teach ers will bo afforded tho facili ties of tho O. A. while at the sessions which opo in Corvallls Tuesday, October 21. An afternoon nnd an evening seHsion will be held on thu cain : pua Wednesday, beginning with a general convocation of at n den is and delegates, in tho big men's: gymnasium at-1 o'clock, Follow-! ing this a tour of the campus! will be made, after whieh the convention program will bo re sumed in the college library. An informal reception and banquet in the homo economics building with a symposium conducted by President W. J. Kerr will con clude the day's program. . ; The gene ml theme of tho -con vention Is "An Kducated parent hood." College staff members who have been invited to address the convention Include Mrs. Kate W. Jnmeson, dean of women and; j chairman of the Oregon P. T. A. I commit too on recreation and so jcial standards: 11. C. Reymour, j state club leader, and K. T. ItecJ, , college editor. ' Ot her speakers of prominence ! j on the prog rum are Mrs. George .1. Perkins, state president of the P. T. A., Arthur M. Ch Jrchill, Portland. Mrs. Janet Prcndcrgast I Leigh, J. A. Churchill state school! , superintendent, nnd Miss Grace , ! Ilrldges. president of the Port j land Grade Teachers association. , tSwedbh HallnwMls Give I'p rirst Clasj PassriiRer Cars STOCKHOLM. (AP) Roilway IconipanieH in Hweden have decided !lo abolish first cluss travelling oc :conuaodutions and offer only sec ond und third class to tlie public. The government owns most of the railroads In Sweden, and as early ius IIhiO begat i lo etlmtmite ' the tflrMl class accommodations as lliw (was very little differenco between ' first and second class arrange- ments. Hevernl yenrn ago second nnd third class sleepers wit provided ion government lines, and now the 'lew operating private romp.'inier. I have offered similar faeilifl. s with jliie announcement they also are (abandoning first claas. 1 Forty percent of the Hwedlrh farms now run their household. . ialry nnd ngrleulliiral machinery ; by eleclriciiy and :(' percent of I tht houses In Ihe country di- trtclst aru. llKit.;i l;y i lrclrlra, (Continued crom pajfe i) dldatc. so Ions;, In fl-ct, that (While they count on electinir T.;th by a snbatuntiiil vote they also figiim on helping hiIow Davis under in n definite, and decisive way. A very laiffe itercentajre of th' Smith vote Involved in this prog nostication hi expect tl to o la Folic; te. rtuli'r ihe.alb'Ked .scbeme where it ks do;:u't mueli matter fo long :ia it doenn't po to iavla. Hut what, you ask, would such taoties . nvuil Smith ami his friends? llw could lavis d -feai advance Al's position for lli2t? Bhnplr thus, is. tln answer; If Davis (can be yirt tifr; foi rov ernor.'fit the BaiAi ;lheJls't;v.":'rork turns iJinr.ibs dowa.;? ,du I'M. vis. Tumninny :and ilthe ii'iith crowd pMiernlly can and d'! ler-- will whteh" theli-.'i umbs. dii3iyey at tin Vmo:ia!!H of ,thV;otitb ji nd west who kept tlv.'in frnin nomlit--atlns thel;- fnvortte fur the presi dency. " -; "If you bad done what -we want ed," thf-y can ;iy. 'you tvtndd have had New York mid Its 45 electoral voles w-wed up. "-' "What Al did in rinininfr for governor, ho could have done while running for the pn-nMcaey ami more. "What he might bav.T done this year he will slifl be able to do and more in li's. lH'in-r Htdon to opr advice -ttcxt tlnu-V"-- t - Puch in the fronulp, a monlh.be fore elect ion, of t he outcome In New York stnte and the fi)recn"sl ed r-'iisunn ftu it in many circles here, J usl t o w hat - cxi eat" real Information la back of It and to what extent it Ik inspired by' thai ice' cannot lie told. Doth fa Mors jioubtleH are invplv-'ilj : Tliat 'the ' tcinocrats ere much more 'Con cerned over' Vhe'-'fate of llvlr, "na tional, than their, state tlcltnb in New York, however, ' Is e)very-' wlicro"1 apparent, nnd passions liRhted at ,tho.,N. V. convttl,n still smoulder. i ! ! ( i ' , HINTS TO MOTOJtlKTS 1 )' Wiinlj; .when prupi'rly ntndo.' ImvX1 prnvtM (iuite,au advanlaji 1 to rveryeno nslnjr the 1 liUrhway . and streets, citlier drlvimr or awlkfm;. I believe It fs safe to say that most of the violator.. In tltit case arm t!u drivers of flow ed cars and it Is disti-CMsln-jr lo sec the number of nice sliincy fenders that arc wrntebed on account of someone falling to lower their window and trivo tho proper signal. When (be fdjamls required by this H-ih;n ore tciv cn by Ihe use of the Imml and. nrm, tlicy sliould be ilveii as fol lows: (a). An operator Intending lo (iim Ids vehicle tn tl;c left slinll 'tond hlsl n ini In ti horizontal.. posh ton, rfi n rca'spnabh IciiBtli. of time, and slow1 dfi'.vn. b. An HKrntur Intending lo turn Ids vehicle, (o the rhrld sball'' cxtend his' nrm with tho fore-; ami raisi'd at HrI.i angles, for a -renaiLobb' length' olj, lime, nnd slow down. ' , (cj. An operator, lirfendlnft to s,ii lilsvcldcle'sbiill exlciitl. hut.' arni ami nmvcii up nod:bwn In a veriicnl dlrei'tioo, for. a vea ryonble length of time. A!ON0 IM'NX, fJiniidc traffl' offi-oi. Makes ,. you.mack your lips and ask . for more. Have ft. Nourishing, rich ta'-tinjj and ' encJV building. Putv cane nnd' . nuplc tyrup. ; CONNER & Ca PcnUnd, Orffon IIow Is Your Toothbrush If it is o!d and slipildinp; TRY A 'San-Tox ; SCIKNTIFIC TOOTH mwm " RristlfH (';i;ii:inlec(l THE L U DRUG CO. 4 i (III Jt ' I WAUjOWA, Oro. Special to the tlbserver) The city ticket was named Tuesday -eveulnff nt a cau cus held at the gymnasium. Thirty men weif 'presenb.-. Hdwln Marvin wan named lemporary chairman, and 1. M, lajor, secretary. On the motion of A. Hunter, the ti-k;l va, named City ticket. . 1M win Slarvlp was desiirnated nominee to, succeed hlmKcl'' , f or mayor for a term pf two year by a unanimous vote.. 0, A. Hunter was likewise, chosen enndidate for council man nt InrRo. and ( A. Me Claran nnd I.K. Allen nominated couneilr.ien foe the north ward without opposition. -Three men, IE. U. Kutphlu, II. Onstrom and Theo Shell were( nominated and voted upon. tXhell und Hutpbln ettlnjr the hlRhest number of'.yoleH and were declared hamlnoca. VZ. A. Searl( was nominated by aeetamatlon to sneered himself as treasurer, n poslUon which he hau filled for lenyeaiK. Threo men were nominated tor the rocorder slilp. Henry Spence, J. C Haitil. and J. I'. Atoreloek. Mr. Spence received- & mu.jorlty of .the voles east. vomax Diuvi:it KiiiMon MAIIHUFIEI.O, Ore. ; Mrs. Sarah Hill, 2i. dniiHhtnr of Mr. and Mrs, C M. Uliod.a of Fortieth street tfonthansf , Portland, died beneath ' the . drvlnp;. wheel of nn automobile this morninir when the ear , went over a tfnido In tho vicinity of TtridRtj, wheu she was drivinjr In a blindlntr rain stoim. Jlrs, J UU..w;w.uccoanpunled by her oroi iiur-fn-law, Henry . Christensen ,of ; -M fi ih rfcj U; i njn ( r'h is , ;tir yea r old Let your children eat more cake; it has more nutriment than a sandwich if made with THE tyOBLD'S Contains only sweh ingredients as liave been :' officially approved by US.' Food Authorities ' 1 SALES 2Va TIMES YH05& 1? ANT OT2IER BRAND Save her from the hardest toil of the household through all the coming years. ' Every woman appreciates the perfect cleansing action or the Thor's revolving-reversing cylinder . and its electric swinging wringer with soft . cushion rolls which can'r break buttons. For eighteen years the Hurley-Thor has led all other makes in sales now there are over ' 800,000 in use. ! v ; . " Special Terms for a Limited Time Five-dollar first payment puts the Thor in the Electrified Laundry the balance as Mother , uses the machine and enjoys its comforts, f ' ' Thit ! the famous Model . 32 with Luminoid ttvtv ing-revei-iiittf cylinder to which dirt and grease can not clinf . Need never be mica out oi Ums itmchine. See the Thor Todav LA GRANDE KLECTKIC COMPANV 1304 Adams Avenue rr iiiiimi Mini -iiiiii' r- ! THE NEW ESSEX COACH IS A SIX 'Built by Hudson under Hudson patents. Smooth, Powerful, Flexible, Viliratinnk'ss Motor A nO-minute drive will convince you. CAM. Ledbetter Garage Ifnft Ailftititt Avcnup ' nm1 'tlaiiciV 'XnttJi' Mf Ml! Moiactinil;ij(VHAP liyoltlctiibit ,liynojJ airt inelxed' In a motor oar, tiiut car Is liable; to confiscation " whether thn owner occupies It at tho tlmo of the selt ure or not, the Alabama supreme court has ruled. It matters not whether tho owner of the. car is aware of tho Illicit trade in which Ihe vehicle Is cnKuged. if liquur IE found in It. the mate law enforce ment hodicR have tho Wfrht to con fhicatc tho vehlelo, nnd the owner has no recourse under Ihe law. " Alaskan HI vers Found Itk h In I'ndcvelopi'! llnrcKmvr JV N K A t r, A laska (AIM . Fin v flve InC'viduul st renins In ho ith euHtttcn Alaska show nn uifffre. -their crispness adds a new delight! Dttaik CKU.KEKS GREATEST I.KI - - PACIFiq COAfl BISCUIT CO) Will Electrify, the Home Laundry andaSave Mother Hurtey-bnllt, electric wutHri ' have electric wringer with toft cuihion rolla ottn'r broak button. Priced from $9 Up ; ii ... l ip j ' i S J'j ' ir.ll of primary tmil, 4fi4,- H 1 ti nveriiK" horsi'powi-r In imtlt volopt'd Hltta, ttcronlliiK .ito a porl mail to tho ivdnrnl powr oDnnnlit.sloii Uy JoHuph i'lHiHnUis llorl, liyilro-cloclvli1 i iiKlm-or of ih rori't siM'Yic. who , mmlt ' a survry of eoulhi'ueti'rn I" IHL'l and 1U32. V Soil II Willi u Want Ail. FREE Mrs,' Saling. -from Pen dleton is . giving; free facial demonstrations at., the Marinetlo iShoj) ' all : this week. - Phono fow your appoiijtmentT ftlAltlNrl.MI (HIKMETIO SHOP Jtm. 25, New Foll'jr Illilff. Miono Alain IU , An Ideal Quick Lunch Down Town or at Komi; , II. G. & II. v Taraales and Chili . ...pi. -.rlivrf-H'M-ilT .nfii'inl.l Arc; l.a (.rniicli; prniltii'tA. inttttiifmiuriMl 'nt (lit; '! Cola IlnlllliiK WnikH lij a roniimil) Hint K NOU S HOW. ' IMinnp yotir. Riwriv iNiiifi;i; lli.nrr or mini market, nnnl v Iimlst on h. n. & if. nrtANn nUING YOUK to us and Imj fissured that .you get them filled just ns your doctor orders.- We fill any doc tor's proscription. ,' Pre scot t Drug Company The New Drug Stora Telephone Main S3 Cor. Fir & Jeff. BOBBING THE YOUNGSTERS Nothing rcifiitri'fi ao niiich euro, nor q'lltu so much jKiticnrf nn thn bo'o bliiK of tho rhihtitn'fl hair. rnrtinilar mot It cm wilt Un gtft'l to l)'romi iirqu:iDt((l with our m'rvfrr. Thi il it'll art- '''Wi'ii cxpni '. nl -tj iiHmi. HrliiK tin in to ihlH nhop next tlni. GEIST MARINELLO SHOP nonm 1, Kanmier Iililic. "A IH'Ullly Alll lor K.vi'ry N'M'd." fhone Main 577 I 8 '"Wlllillu"WMiiiiiliiiMliiuiliiiiPiMninai.uli'lW" Dresses & Coats Smart and serviceable frocks occasions. Come aud see them , P U TMAN'S A Nice Lunch Cloth Will -Re, Given Away. Saturday to Our .Patrons. Call and enjoy this courtesy. ,'- ' ' ' ' ; The Candy Shop 1 a mt sr. - "The Home of Horae-Made Candy" , (Retail only) RADIO TROUBLES ARE OVERI A llucllo li4xttlvrr wlilch nmls no aerial or ground. von I'AHI'INO Ilt-at'lira nnywhentv In thn V. R. Freo TtcmonnlratlOB. V LA GRANDE ELECTRIC COMPANY MAIJf 121 ';' ". THE KIND Ol' TIRE DUCT NOT nIATTER All look alike to us when It comes to .vulcanising. Smooth tread, or non-skhls, or fuurla orcord tires can all ho erfectlvfly repaired und inatlu ovvi', by our vul canlziMii. Jh'I us prove this to yo'i nnd iinve ' you a lot of tiro money.. ' v OIlKdON Tinia A , IlATrERY co. . 107 lit SI, . Main All .HYATT' HOLLCH KRAniNDfl NEW DEPARTURE flAU PCARINOB Hyatt and Timkin Connecting Rod nnd Main Bearings Fnn. Bella Springs Gears A full lino of Replacement Parts Leighton's Welding & Mdchine Works (Automotive parts) Buy your furniture the modern way a small pay ment down and the rent in weekly or monthly in stallments just like u savings account. Our easy credit terms point the way to a more comfortable home for you this winter at prices which arc amaz ingly low. - C ARM'S Delco KLAXON WILLARD BOSCH Il BATTERY A ELECTRIC SERVICE) CO. Ilglitn Mai'bine Works lildg. . 1811 WasblnstOD Ave. SI BH-W for all today. sfj? i J NEW DEPARTURE Official Service Station Willard Genuine Parts United Motor S I Official Service Station : .' Sales' and Service Genuine Parts i ' UNITED MOTOR AUTO LITE II BATTERIES II r -9-' BEARINGS
