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

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Newspaper Page Text! Saturday, Octotrer 25, 192-1. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE NEWS of The Kventng Observer family hns st received a letter from Miss redrlclte Schllkc, daughter of Mr. nd.Mrs. Fred Hhllke who is upend-1 Hi? this year Ui Huston studying 'jualt. Amonif many other inter-1 jiintf things the teller said: "I um Jjoyihg the . concert season so (neli. Thia afternoon I heard Jina, Uluck und .tomorrow It will my prixilege to licjir Me.t'oi ttek. fho Holy Cross-Harvard jotbull Kimo thinned Oluck's au jenee but. those of us who for Hited Hint thrllllnir match,, were r-lt repaid. She was very gener &s Willi her selections. -When she jnrf "Carry Me Hack lo Old Vlr uy" and "Little Grey Home in So "West" Hi onus of nppluuse trted almost iih sunn us the ft phi hord was struek. Hut best of all. inmrruw evening. I will hear , lshop itcmlnglon from ha Grande. -wisn i euuiu tell you now tascin jinK' LtoHton is. Its streets an firrow und tliey curl urwund In a (artlinjr planner. Its - shops an jieur little plates and its iintlqin ialers seem to he many, also there re many hook storm Indicating ml I lost on carries out its reputn- im for learning. There is some-1 jiing about the old city that f as ms itself in your heart and stays frere. Walking through the pub v. gardens and watching the wans Is one of my chief pleas res. I have not yet begun feed bj the pigeons on the Commons jut may tnu--(ft Ihcso. days. My ork is very Interesting, but even frh jlhnt und the new sights, all V' iff a western girl, I still find )yseif very often thinking of home ul La Grande folk." i Mrs'. Sarah NuhIi and Jlarry Han ix, both of this city, were mar ed Tuesday evening at six o'clock j Payette, Idaho, according to ord received here, yesterday. Mrs. Sand ok litis just returned to 'if west from a six weeks visit In ;io middle west with relatives. lliey lire expected lo return to La randc within the next few days 1 Their many friends wish them lo utmost hupplness. hlrs. Itay I'rtee and Mrs. Hill -mpeton proved themsclven very inning Hostesses yesieruay wnen y -entertained the Junior Bridge ub at the Country club. l-'our rttlvs were ut play during the nf- ryioon with Mrs. Llmer .stoudard ijnnig nign score ami .urs. uicu tidsay the consolation prize, lle- Alis the club members two guests present. Mrs. Kluier Ktoddard hd Mrs. Hurt, who is a house 1 1 -st of Mrs. Itay Itk'gers. The spirit oT Hallowe'en prevail In the clever decoration of Ihe hib rooms, marigolds being used. 1 ut the close of the games a Inly two course luncheon was d. Mrs. II. N. . Ashby and Mrs. C OCHfr5 eme-rtnrned-lll Kf-fer-Jent tieh ut (he Country club ning. The club rooms wen lust kticallv decorated with fall fo- u'e and marigolds and during lhe .j ' " - -' j -1 ,0V, LIGHTLY 130NED LA CAMILLE! inifort to tin- niii ii-uri' ! Ilia I.H CiiiiiIIIu la fiialiioniil r ilnlnly niiitiiliila. Iiiis lo Mi unil bark of iliisllu !!) iiiK. A pirni'iit. tlml rir ln-:-r lovt'Hn-'aH nnd iinicti.al vt riinnut In riiuulli-'l. rlllv.l lo n Iji I'liinillc- im l now rrnl cuiai't comfort. full lino of tlir (liffnrnt HKlrlH ill UniHsirrra line! Cor ts, uhvnys on luiml. Smhs. kobt. pattison (ori'iici-c rhmie Main ."no 1 Ml llh St., Wvsi tf U. O. ,1)0 THE TINY iTOTS HOWL? f IWnul of Ihe UHle ones ' aren't very crazy about jjet tiiiff a hulr hob It's ii strange proceeding nnd you can't blame . them. We take special pains with the liny ones and make t he hot at t ract ive at Ihe wiliio time. You'll like our service, llring the. kid dies in. GLIST MAKINULLO SHOP Kihmii A, Somiiier Jlldjf. "A llcniity Ahl Utv tuwrf .Net.il." I'lionc Main 577 A SOCIETY Ideal Dress For Flapper &&&& 4 l HnRK is the ideal dress for th Hopper, be she. a school girl or debutante in business. made of soft black wool with smoked pearl buttons and a wide red leather belt. ''.The white collar and cuffs, are detachable so that they may bo laundered frequently. nlng seven tables of bridge !'. L. Mey- ut play, with Mrs. rs winning high scon- for the la- flb-s ir!ze and W. V. Berry win ning the gentleman's prlsce. At the ntpropr!ate time n delieious two course luncheon was served. Miss Isabellc Miller -a number of friends la at a charming dancing p; home on ivnn avenue. terialned eveillll!.' ty at her he lioille was beiHiiifuliy d corated to ri pm Hallowe'en n( ten 'couples of young people spent a very plens:in evening dancing, alter which dain- hy - refreshments were Served. A delightful party was given ut Mil home of Mr. and Mm. .1. Olivet Thursday evening, honoring M r. Oliver's 7!Mh birthday anniversary The time was spent socially unii at an appropriate hour delicious refreshments were served by 1 1n hosiers. A birt hd.iy take, with seventy-nine lighted candles wu. presented to Mr. (Hivtr, lie uls. received many be:iu!if ul gifts. Those pres' iil were Mr. and Mrs liny Smith, .Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1iso.ua. Mr. and Mrs. L. I'an3. Mr and Mrs. Willard Moss. Airs. B. A. Jack, Mrs. Chas. Baxter, Miss lris lacksnn. Miss Jean Amswnrth. Miss Kduu Joiu s. Jack M urphy. Mai lt Baxter and Leonu Jackson. Mrs. Harry from u week!! Ihmvy lias returned visit lo 1'oiiland. The Associated Oirl Students ol the high school held a matinee dance in I he Kyaiiuisiiim of Mm school building last evening, A lurge number of girl siudenis were in attendance i nd a phas.ini hunt. as sp'-nt at danciii'-:. The Mond.iy Musi their 1 It Ht regular n season Monday ev XeiKhliorhitod club r interesting prKran1 tanged under Mm dir eat will eeling , hold the ning at tin iii'iius. A vr has been ur I'tiion itf Mrs W. I. MeAdory, rliairman of I he musical, and all interested in Hits d--iart nt are .urged to be pres ent. The Ail Study 1 ii pari ni' lil ol the N'efchhorhnud club will m. et Tuesday afternoon, October 2s, at the N ighlmrhood club remits. Mrs. C. I-;. ll ipP' rse( wilt have charge of the atteinuon's program uhtch will be on i;-y:l!;;ti Art." The meeting will slur! at two o'clock. .! The social t the l-'h-st M-lho-" jiiist- Kptscopal ill 1 1 re h u hieh way lii be held this wt e; ill lie 1m Id I'hiirsday evening, October r.a, and will be a Hallowe'en aifair. i:.ieh family i bring Heir own bas ket, and following dinner thei'e will be muKie and a Hallowe'en progrum. This is the first of a series of social even's id the ehurel: to be held during the fall and win ter season. rninn. Ma iy evening ed in l .iion Hatur lob-r is. H'-l- at d; their ew hom: . by Hev. iiiiun ff thodist cliiireh. 'eorfce I'er- th- M guson and 'lara .Mnttiui. only relatiV. s and a f -w intima'- fri-nds wire pnsi-nt. Th' bvule livd In I nion several years and Is w II ami favorably knuwn. The gr.mtn is a soil of our t-iwiispcop!..-. -Mr. and Mis. John I V, k'imui. and has spent most of h's lire m I nln. Ib is a sueces.it ul yumg busin' .ss man proprietor of the 1 nbui drug utore. The yoimi: cyepb' hid Hulr home all prepared hiiI v -nt to ;iousde.-ping iiiiin d'.tei after I heir marring-. A t ri: circle if friends ef nd congratulations loj the happv e.iiple. Sunday evening .it ?::t" o'i lock, a hT,-r ch'irnan I crowd gallurtd at lli-.ir It-Jine. The groom was so liberal with them ;tliut they repaired; to Shanks ttu ikery. where they made more noise thuu they did ut the charivari. The newlyweds entertained friends ut a dinner ul their home on Sun day evening. Union. (Speciul) The teachers of District No 6. their wives und husbands or friends, were enter lalned by the Commercial club ut the Union Hotel one evening of this week. The reception begun with u six o'clock dinner utter which t he evening wus spent ut dancing in the hotel parlors. 'A few ouislde guests were also in at tendance besides the member) of the Commercial club nnd their wives. The affair wus given lo bet ter acquaint the teachers with the people of the district. Heavy Profits Realized By Dealers in Prints jClem Green; The Hible and Mis I.ONDO.V (.VI') Old Japuncsc1K,onHi Katheline Church: The Need prints, us u result of the Japanese j of It, ,.vul H(mu, um Kurt.,nft earth.iuuke ure becoming so scarce j,(y Ann,.u JunilHUI1 n(1 ni.ry in London, formerly their great- Jollr8. 1)m.lt Mr8. r R M('her est market that the prices have ion an1 Mr8 LaphHIIU Mra K,.n. more man i re eu uur .g .. n monins. i ne coiiecnoiis ui ' tin London art dealers ure nearly exhausted ami the hitherto enor-I minis .stocks of the famous Jap- rim se eollectiuns no longer exist. , Specimens of 1 lit best schools ure j no longer obtainable, und so much in demand ure t he rarer types that dealers In this little heard of I rude ure buying all available prints even before they reucli the auction rooms. There are ul present less than :ion of these old prints In London, acenrding lo Japanese experts. I'he ! result Is. they say,, that there are many prints being offered today whose an I i(i u ity floes not predate the earthquake, and many . have sold here and on the continent as genuine, whereas they are . not worth more thun a few pence. For several years before the1' war about 4 en 0 old prints annual ly veiie senl from Japan lo be sold in London. I esplte tills large number, it is estimated t hat one half or the isting prints more than 400 years old were destroy ed in ihe iiiake. Among them was one by llokusal for which l-iOO pounds was paid in Ixmdon just after the war. The British Museum now pos sesses the finest collect ion of old Japanese prints oulside Japan, largely colbxteil during the ltus-S'J-Japanese war. German Prohibitionists - Seek Churches' Help BUKCKftllUKO. Cermany (AC) -"livery nalion has Its special deil. and the German people has the drinking devil." said Or. I O. Melle. if Frankfurl. at a emi gres of t he German League for I Prohibition held here recently. Only the Influence of true Chris tian it v can save the German na tion from this devil, In Ihe opin ion of Or. Melle. The dot rliiieninl effect of alco hol on the German people was II lusi rated by figures given by Or. Si recker. president of the league, who pointed out that three und u half billion marks are consumed annually In Germany by drinking. Altogether the damage done hy al cohol to the people may be fig ured at six billion marks, accord ing to Or. Streeker who added: "Clever Americans knew what they ( mild achieve by prohibition; so ber and dry nations will be the fu ll ure. leaders of civilization. Gcorg Michnells. otic time chan cellor, referred to the connection of alcoholism with sexual excesses, contending that the church could emit ribule greatly to wiping out of alcoholism, which is mainly, a matter of education. "The 1'rotestunt church of Ger many has failed utterly so far. in asmuch as it did not make the al cohol rinesttoii an issue oh Its own," said llerr von Wlchl, n par son from Bleleield. Me added thai new hopes In this direction might he harbored since tin- separation of church and state. WiunanV Cliiiiighig MimhI I IN" w',tr rubher game. M de.itt Auln Hcintinds SiuiUklii "n" no-trump, V. double) ;"d V bid two spades. It nnd . I.OXHO.V fAI'i. llevlvat flf!lM, and A bid two lio-trumn. feminine InteieKt In sealskins' lsv 11 punsed and V, inn-le the i cported by London furriers, w ho I '"'H'ake of doubling. If his mind have experienced u heavy demand 1 ,,r,"n on whut he wan doing this fall for seal coats and Jock- m' wuuitl have known that hold ets. many of thcin enlivened by A ,,n', 11 g'd hands and eidlars of gidden beaver or tr-!'1" partner. V. in mm luive a mine. . The heavy, dull brown oi thh-KH hand. None of I hee sealskin coat beloved of the VI " If-evi-b nt facts iiccun-ed I,, bi.u. torian era. however. Is a thing of the past, for new methods of preparing and dyeing the fur have resulted In the production of pelts, far lighter In weight th in even musipuish, in rich, durable golden anil dark browns that Im prove, rather than grow shabby with age. For Governor Th late Governor William Rom if Wyoming- may be succeedM in lanuaty hy his widow. Mrs. Nflli ! Taylor Rom.- Th Dftnorraile. Stat j convention insisesn ujwn nnmirwiiinv hr. thouch sh hfi-1 e'rtlnd tht hnfl. n mji h v.dl mak? no; UUaayrpaJn. ' 4 CHURCHNEWS M. E. CHUHCH. pOUTH North Fir and U avenue. Hert A. Powell, pastor. Sunday School ut !-45 a. m. A class for everyone. Urcach ing ut 11 u. in. The Sacrament of 'he Lord's Supper. Kpworth Leu 's ue ut 0:30 p. m. 1'renching by the pastor ut 7:S( p. m. The I'al It way To the Heullly To God. Kvery man should have u church home Wo. Invite you t.u make ours your home. The sucrument of tlu' Lonl's clipper wil be udmlnistered ut the close ot Ihe morning sermon. CHItlSTlAN CHUItCH The Ill ble s.'hool begins ut t he remilar hour. UM5. with classes for all. Morning service will be In i-hurge,1 t.r ibe K..iii.r Kn.i..nv,rM with 'Program as follows: serlpturejworshlp ut 11 o'clock. Sermon by Ireuillng. Kdith Kbell; S.do. Mrs. t,M' l,aii;r " beme: -Losing, .a.-t.uli bUiUi .g,d(,n of , u,. M,H, state president of I lie slonary Society, will speak ut the evening hour. She Is on Iht way homo from our National conven tion, which met ut Cleveland, Ohio. Be sure and hear her. as she will have many good things to tell us. The Junior nnd Senior C. K. at the regular hour, 6:30 p. m. Kvery body Invited lo come. I'ltKSBVTKItlAN (M1UUCII The church has something for you larger than business, more attrae- tlve t hun social life, more impor tant than pleasure, better than you can find else where. It Is freely offered by our organization und by Ihe Christ who has come in order that we might huve the more ubun dnnt life to enjoy. Join with us tomorrow morning at J 1 In our worship hour ut which lime Miss Myrtle Wlllcock and Miss Mildred Webb will sing "Whispering Hope" and the minister will bring the message. The Sunday School ut it: 15 continues lo grow In numbers I nnd interest and Invites your at - tenlton. our ( hrlsttan r.ndeavor Society, following the convention, will guther ul 6:15 for their hour of fellowship, training and spiritual uplift. The annual study' class of home problems will continence ut 7:30 at which time the minister will commence lectures on he book "Of One Blood." by Dr. Hub ert K. Speer. All will be interest ed (n this most vital mutter of race tisa.briioiicji. ARTIC If the is any one thing that Keeps most auction players from same thing applies to sice ess as becoming experts. It is because an auction player. You must keep they cannot concentrate on what j your mind on w hat you ure do they are doing. When you iue lug or you w ill lose Back of t playing auction, don't discii-ss some j curd Just at the Bine w hen It Is other topic or think of somet htng ; Keep your eyes on the cards and your mind on what yon I doing. No man has ever at-1 talned success aniens he kept his 1 mind on what he was doing an.; Hearts J, r'liibs j, I Matnonds Spades 9. Hearts K, S, ti Clubs la, ft, 1 hlniuonds K". J. Hpades K, I H, 7, Hern-lit-- q, Cl ibs--. A, Idamonds Spades A, '" ' ver, so h trump. A. u ilouiib d two no-j very smart player ugmeM nun ne un-1 Ids paituerj purtner could nil milk five dl:i probnbly had . In a bad position mon)s. In otlw r words, Hie un so red., ul.led. Y was now in a1 K,. was In favor of n double of poHllion when- he was positive! f)V(. ,.ju, and against a five dia that V. coubl not defeat two no- IOnd hid. SC. howi v. r. missed ti imi so bid threi, hearts, his these points ami bid five dia ol her four curd suit. It doubled MM.nds. A doubted this and d- inis iinu ft mil tnree spades, which A doubled ami defeated 4nii points, Z's failure to keep ids tnhtd on what he was fbiitiK- had proved very expensive. The same player, '., a few games later, heb the following hand : Hearts 7 Clubs (,,4 Hiamonds A, !i. ?. Kpd.s A. K, 1 1, S. r. 2 There was no score und A the dealer, bid two clubs. V bid; two hearts. II two spades and 'A doubled. A promptly btd three ! epibs. V bid three diamonds, ii four clubs and 'A four diamonds. I Ho far Z's bil A I I'roh h-in Ibarls A. U, l 't n bs N'one I daliMUi'lH - - :i Hpailes - Noll" Hearts K. 4. Clubs J I dumonds - - None Spades Nun- Z lle.-.rls ! t'lubs 1 ilamoiids r:pal'S f. Hpfid-s on- trumps and '. his Die bal. I low can T-Z In the. tricks utfuinut uuy poaitible d.f.use rJoluilon iu the next urtlcti. relationships und w ill find n Wei-1 come at the class. The commun-j ity Bible class on Tuesday ut 7:3u j with 'Heveluilon" us the book un- der discussion. Come with us nnd wo will make you welcomed. Win. I Crosby Koss, minister. ' I'lHST HAl-HST CIIUIICH " j Sixtll street ut Sjirlng avenue. Her-j vices for Sunday, October :iti. Sun- i day School meets at H):0U a. in. The appeal of the Sunday School is! lo those who desire to grow In their religious life. None who are not satisfied with their attainment cuU uiiord to . neglect regular. Illble study. if you are not uf filiated wn' Wu ' mivnninge ( our school to you. Morning jemiH uiirisi. i.iiuiiren u hitiiioii i theme: "J'osition.," Kvciilng ser vices ut 7:30 o'clock. Sermon by the pastor on the theme: "A Mnall Seed A Large Harvest." We cor dially Invite you to worship with us on this Lord's lay. George Al bert 1'ollurd. pastor. KIMSCOUAL CHURCH Holy Communion at S:oo. Sunday School at H;45. Morning service ut 11. Itev. S. W. Creusey, rector. CHUUCH OK NAZAUV:m: The vrvlces ure held ul the Luit cha pel on the corner of Ulrst und Lane streets. Meetings are us fol lows: Sunduy School, U:;". Morn ing worship. 1 1 :oo. ' Kvciilng, 7:3", I'rayer meeting 7:30 Thursday eve ning. The Hev. Sanner, one of the i blest ministers of the Nuarirene church is pastor In cliurge until the regular minister arrives, which will be about the 9th of November. Itev. Sunm r is I '1st rlct Superin tendent for portions of Idaho and Oregon. It is worth your while to hear him. All ure cordially und especially Invited. "There Is u new church In town." l'l BST M KT1 IOOIST K 1 1 St O I'AL OHUBCH "The House df Cheer." "God the Uather" Is the :ubject In the series on "God und ihe Heurt," for the sermon ut II o'clock, und "Half llcurlcdncss" will be the theme for the Service at 7::i0 p. m. These themes will close the current series, and will be preae lied by t h e past or. Th e pastor will speak to the Men's Kor u in at 10 a. m.. un the subject "An Oriental Book In on Oxlden- 3 LE No. 1 .off what he wus not doinir Th most Important. "When you are playing auction don't think of unyt hing else." - In tin- following hand Z was "thlnhlng of some- 1 hing else or would have the Hltuutton. I been mure aleit u, 7 ti. 7, 4, 2 Hearts A. la, r,, : Clubs K, y, It, 3, 2, : (dnmomlH 4 - Spudes li, J, S I H, li A, . s. 4, !I now -passed, four spadcH, Y passed ntld It bl I which . promptly iloubled. A now bill five chlb:. Y and 11 passed, lb-re yt wus .ip agaliiHt a proposlllon us lo whether he should double five clubs or bid five diamonds. if his mind had been on what he was dolm;, he would have real ized t hat if he mid Ids partn- r held the top curds In three imils. t hut A-It could not make five dubs and thuV It might Just a.i well be oosstble thai he ami lits' rented the bid by fiuf points, win nings two (dub ami one heart trick. If V, hud phi ye, the cer tainty us he shou III, he won hi have defeat d the five cJuh bid by fin points, winning two heart tricks, one diamond and one spade Irlck. It Is on bunds s u:!i as these that the r-a I expert shows so lititeh superiority over the average player. Ills mind 1 always tin what be Is doing and he never allows himself to think of anything else. That Ik t he secret if good playing concen tration and more concentration. - Hearts .1. fi, ; t 'IiiIih None : I dainoii'ls i : ipa'les .Nolle uil World." The nun of the com munity not otherwise engaged in services at this hour ure invlled lo meet with iih. We close In am ple time for the worship services Mrs. Itay Fuller is the soloist ut the morning services of worship. The men's chorus will loud in the singing of great hymns In the. eve ning service. Church School con venes In the study of the Krudcd N ssons at 9:45 a, tn. At tl::io p. m, t he Kp worl h I .eugue will rond uct their devotional r.nd study period. FIUHMV CHI ItCII Ol-- CIII1IST A .vHar mlvrrllM-r b It l KirlKNTlSTS Ccirmr of Klrm anil ! i..l,.l,lr iiii n l.niiillx i- WiiHhlnRliin. Hmi'liiv inornltur pi - r - jiflIu'iijl can le befornnr produce quicker results than e remarkable SCALP TREATMENTS aujfmented by be frequent use of Mia f ubnJcrfti ' ncW ionic SCALP-TONER MAKI.MI.I.O lOSAll.TIO hlKII- Kill. 33, New Kllli-7 lllilit. 1'ltuliu .Mnill 120 .1- HOT WATER BOTTLES SHXTAL (liiaiiinli'td One Year $1.00 Prescott Drug Company The New Drug Store Telephone Main (3 Cor. Fir & Jeff. a savinc; ;t First . quality, novelty striped Sateen liluomers and woidum's Princess Slips. ISIooniers values, ea. $1.1!) Princess Slips $1.08 values, ea. ?I.1S Slightly imperfect, Pure Filler Silk Hose Per pair ,.....?1.()() Andrews Variety Store Service awl llcimomy V v rfV ScdpSov Exquisite Styles Created to suit the well-dressed woman's fancy. Designed also to meet the careful buyer's expense account. v SUITS - COATS - DRESSES - BLOUSES and SWEATEKS Ueasonably inked. Putm li eady-lo- W u u r vice at 1 1 o'clock, i Subject: Urhhullon After heath." i 'Sunday School ul 9:4a a, m. j Wednesday evening meeting at S o'clock, (The reading room, now J located In Wcst-Jucohson Bblg., Boom .', Is open dally except Sim day and legal holidays, from 11 M I to 4:110 p. in. daily). All ure in- viled. Well, (hey built n Kurd for the ! Prince of Wales In 18 ininules, but j we don't know why It look them SO lolllft trr . . , HAVE YOU TRIED OUR Cocoa Bread If not, ask your jrroyer for a loaf today. It makes Delicious Toast. ' Our (olden Crust Is Always Thoruiiglily IhiliiMl, . 1 tit I I M I )4ii G william's Electric Bakery A Nice Lunch Cloth Will JJu Civin Away Saturday lo Our rations. Call and enjoy this courtesy. The Candy Shop ' 321) Fin (ST. "The Home of I Ionic-Made Candy" (Retail only) liny your furniture the modern way a small pay ment clown and (lie rest in weekly or monthly in .Klalluienfs just like a savings account. Our easy credit terms point the way to it more comfortable home for you this winter at prices which arc amaz ingly low. CARE'S Dele c). REM"Y REMY WII.I.AKU 150SC11 hib iiArn:iiY ixiencin ki:i:viu oo. Ia;IcIiIoii IMm hliin Wurkn ItlilK. 311 WwIiIukIuu Atn. ft m will an s and Millinery Marcelling Uobbinjr - Shnmpooinj; Manicurine, I Initio Mays, l'urtluilU (il-uiluulu 1CU!)' Olll 81. l'lion.j 37S-M Ak for ;ietrJ; 4 lluklnir ' I'nstuiiH I I ( IS ''rtlfUO'UI )HII 'l'lt' j Official Service Station Willard Genuine Parts United Motor Official Service Station Sales and Service Genuine Parts UN n iCI) MOTOR AUTO L1TU fl STORAGE fl BATTERIES II ma 1