La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 28, 1924, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, November 28, 1924. THE LA GliANDE EVENING OBSERVER PACjE three 1NEWS of SOCIETY ; Htfjio cliapu-r N. IS. O. K. H. ..eld tlioir regular mectiriK nlne'jat the Masonic hull and ull rt'tortt'd a 'good time. Thu evo Qtng'4 entertainment wua a turpria Top the officers of O. K. S. when :lio l'ust Mutrona club put on the Iloral work conferring tho degree n Worthy Matron, Mrs. Netta Ku Un. Those assisting-In the work ivera Worthy Mutron of thu team md mother of Mrs. Kakln. Mm, Kd Kiddle; Worthy. Vutron, l,.,U. KUur lurd; AsHlstanl Matron, Mrs. Krank luokson; Si-cretary, Ml 88 Carrie Hunter; Treusurer, Mrs. Klorence Uucon; Chaplain, Mrs.- Anna 1-ea-"v;.;MarHhll. Mrs. Ingland; ortcun-at.-Mra. Nellio Nlell; conductress turn. AJurgnrvL Vcuh; Abstain v.on ltictntis. Mrs. Kiln UusbuII; Adah, MIhh IJuulin l.edirle: Uuth, Mia. Hultiu Humphrey;- Eat her, MraV O. Muu Noyes; Martha, Mrs. Myrtle Hrowmon: Elector. Mrs. Ida Cher- kVurder, Mrs. Hessler and Sen- kjT, L. H. Jtussell. r i An excelq iU musical ' program was rrndertul during the. evening hy Andrew honey, jr., ussisted liy Mrs". Metzler! which whs enjoyed by r very om. ItefreBlmients were serv (k! Jjy the social committee, with L'hurles HingiuT us chairman. l4 t ',' I" Memhcra of the Hdident Hotly br .he' La Grande high (school were (lmiikful that, they had. a Hi Dad rgiinizuiion insi evening wnen me 111 3 lads were hosts to the student -ody with a dance in the gymnas mn' of the high school. The gym yus attractively decorated in a iolor scheme of blue and white, md a large crowd had a good time tlanclng by music, furnished by the Star Novelty Orchestra. The 1 tit le r-r foot bull team w ere guests of the evening. &' " ; 'GooclfclloHh'lp was- displayed jTuesdny evening when the Odd which was worn a black handker chief tightly, wrapped, about, ihe throat. It ended two Inches above the skirt hem, which shaped light ly at the waist and is- completed with hlp-uocketa. I Ruffles a Feature WAITING'S COATS Fur-Trimmed f, . "g)cciai . $26.95 - Full-lined without fur $12.95 .Your hniccof any hat in the store for I $5.95 I Friday and Saturday 1 WALK London. Hend to Bcotland for short hose. That .la tho cry here. as well ns In I'arlfl and New York. rim latest Importations from the North have all tho exelusiveness and beauty .of tho Scotch produc tions. They are designed In rather sober marked colorings, over cheeked with u contrasting hue. DRESSES this si-nscnv depend upon their chic for little unex pected touches rather than elaborate ornamentation.' On this Nile green crepe frock the two turtles which form the skirt are at tached In the front with a jaltot effect thai breaks .he conventional line and tortus a charming decora tion The upper part of the costume could not be muro severely plant school after being absent for a pe riod of a week. JUDGE NON-SUITS ACTION AGAINST KLAN FOR LIBEL Tarls. "Tell me what they are wearing." exclaimed the newest Aiiii-WMin nrrlvi.t ti.iluv. "Ktrntcht lines." was the answer, "perhaps a ncs.iny luieniuon muru ...,.,..- flashed hem or a border of shaded "P" motion- iur j.. fathers, but tho straight silhouette takes, morbidly so. Tho man who never imule a mistake never made anything else. Our trouble. Is that we nro thinking more of our sMves than of making the best mso of tho talent God has given us." "There are two things to re member: First, a man's real After dismissing tho action ut 1 achievement is to bu measured tho request of the plaintiff's at-, by the use he makes of what iie torney ugalnst Kred I. Ulfford, has; secoml, I hit use of thu one grand dragon; George Hash, 1'erry talent Is an indication of how w Miller, John Van niaricom and K. I would use ten, did wo possess 8. Kunkhauser, five of the defend-j them." ants In the uctlon for damages brought by Ktlna K. Cummins of Newberg against the Ku Klux Klun and a number of members of that orgtuUatlon. Judge Ul tat Wed always. After that, let your letter of credit be your guide." Hunt's Letter (Continued from Tugn 4.) School News (liy Ot lulls Gray) d by attorneys for the remaining defendants. The action Is one for Henry Lodge was a pnrtielpnnl. libel, i Lodge wasn't the ardent athlete In keeping with his ruling of. that T. It. and Jusserand were, and Tuesduy excluding evidence tend-! the fast pace srt by the president lug to show that the Knights of the ami the ambassador soon had him Ku Klux Klan and its subordinate winded. They had reached u stretch branches maintained a policy of in-.oj" rough up-hill going when Lodge vestigating persons not members of : called a halt. Some very good essays have been the organization and taking direct) "Theodore, Theodore,; he called. turned In on tho Home Klectric .action against uiem s.nuiar to ine pammg. nreni iness. "tsiow up-i Lighting System. The studentslcase at issue, Judge licit sustained . bit. You must think I'm a damned have put forth their best efforts to i the motion lor nou-sim us io uie aunguroo. write these as there are boiuo very Ku Klux corporation. To this ac- . . good prizes to be glvtn away. t jttoti the plaintiffs attorneys ex- rul intimate palshlp between iccpteu ana n is unoemiouu ; Hoosevelt and Jnsserand ut this A Senior class-meeting was held ! will appeal to the supreme court ! IH,riod is said to have caused t Wednesday noon at which the cdl-1 regardless of the outcome or change In the British ambassador tor of the Mimlr was voted on. AL-case as against the remaining de-.to Washington. ko the business manager was voted . fendants. 1 sir Mortimer Dtiriuul. Great for. The resutts of the. meetlugf Mayor Still hi Inst. I Britain's envoy, never achieved any were: Vclma MeCull, editor; Helen j Judge Hell also sustained the personal relationship with the Williams and Lillian Sims, assistant i motion for a non-suit In favor of i president. Their contacts were ul- ditors.. Douglus Moo was chosenHho defendants 1-3. H. I 'tier, W . S. ways formal. He was always "Mr. as business manager and Kay Mey- i StuSI, U. K. Amy, Clyde Stretch Ambassador" to T. K. and Teddy rslck as usslslant bnsiness mnnn-jand Alfred IMxon, against whom was "Mr. President" to him. irer. We feel sure that these stu-'no evidence uai oeen onerru iu Mr jann-s uryce, uricrwaru i.om llents will put forth to the best oficonneut them with the alleged libel- liiyce, was sent over to replace Sir their ubilitv a maku this Mimlrious nublicatlon. Judge licit . uunieu . Mortimer. As a writer and hlstor- Ihe best published. 'the motions for non-suit presented : mn, familiar with American affairs in favor of the following defend- jnnd Institutions, Itryce fitted much Perfectly Shaped Hands ; If you lmvo perfectly liunds liiaullful liunila you want to kt'i-p thi'in leuuttftil unil cmphuHixu that beauty by .careful niunicur Ing. If your lianil.i an'n't beauti ful naturally, you can maku Ilium appear so if they are well kept. ur manlcllrlns Hvniro will pleaso you In a aurprising way. GKI3T MARINELLO SHOP Room 0, Sommor UMg. "A Ilenuty Ahl for Every Jt'ucd." Phone Main 577 Fellows and Itebekahs enjoyed a delicious (i o'ciocli dinner at the I. U. O. K hall. Over two hundred were present and following tan ner the regular lodge session was called to older. The following of ficers were elected for the ensuing term: Minnie ltragg. N. G.; Nora Noah, V. O.: Maltie (I olden, secre tary and Lydia M. Hug, treasurer. After the lodge meeting a very in teresting program was rendered un der the ablo direction of Mrs, Jus. Moss. J Kvery member of the Country club is invited to attend the dance to be given tills evening at tin; club by the social commit tee fur No vember, whether they have been notified to that effect or not. The committee in tMiargt; Tor (his month Is making every effort to make this dunce a big success and striving lo get i-vt ry member of the 'club lo be there this evening when ht orches tra starts playing. This Is the first of a series of dances given .during the winter season by the club. A shower was given ut the home of Mrs. 10. Coughc.novcr Tuesday afternoon, - honoring Mrs. W. I). Warner. The afternoon was pleas antly spent in social entertainment, after which dainty refreshment were served by the hostess. lmbler. (Special) Mr. Mrs. Jot Keown celebrated their wooden w eilding anniversary recently at their home south of lmbler. A de licious dinner was nerved and an enjoyable lime spent by everyone. Among t he guests were Mr. and Mrs. Everett Keown ot La Grande. A LOW, LIGHTLY HONED LA CA1IILLE! Comfort to the nth )(:"! Tills l-a Canilllp l fashioned nf dainty materlal. lias lonr top and back 9t clas'le wen. blntf. A Barnient, that Tor Oliver loveliness nn1 practical ity, cannot be equalled. Ho fitted Is i U camilln and know renl corset comfort. A full lino of tho different models In ifmssirrrs and Cor sets, always on hand. MRS. ROBT. TATTISON Corbet krr l'lioiic Main r,flt VBIO W.. West of V. o. Announcements Social niinoiiiiccnienis mny Ihj printeil In tills column free of charge. Any siiiiouiicu iiients pretnhiing lo any func tions such ns cooked food saleM, etc., will be jvfusod. An uoiinct'ineuts, to be printed tlm same thiy, must be Iil stMiciy editor's tinnds by ll:UU o'clock. .News editor's note. Orchestra practice has been onjnnts: James rarristi, t. mime r,. Monday and Wednesday this week ' Stevens, K. A. Kills, mayor or Ncw us Thursday and Friday are holi-berg: W. A. Bond, M. A. Henton, .liivs l.:.eh tt...-r,n Ih wnrklm? iltll. I CXalted Cyclops Of t lie Ncwbel'g geijtly on his part. , . Uu , The Topics of the Hay club met ; commander of the Women of thu and discussed the events of theju -iux rviay uV .:huwH, next Literary Digest. New officers! were elected for the ijoxt time. , A . The advanced Kreifeji and Span ish classes are still studying class ics. Tho beginning classes are spending their lime on short stor ies. butter Into the Itooscvclt scheme of things. "I hey found themselves on com- man' ground in historical and liter klan; John Gruff. Vernon Groii Ury discussions. Also, Bryce cut and Mrs. Terry Miller, excellent m on BOmo of the president's rough cross-country hikes. But no other diplomat ever achlved the camara derie with Roosevelt that was held by Jusserand. His departure marks the passing of the last of the "strenuous bro therhood" which flourished at, the capital in the days of tho "big stick," the "Aanalus Club" and thv reign of itooscvclt. THICK rLl .M.KS (lu Fl-UOT THK DALLKS, Oro.T-A truck driven by A. K. Milno. local whole sale meat dealer, skidded ovtr a UU-foot embankment on the. Ice- coated Itowenu loops of the Colum bia highway. He w;w pinned tin der tho truck after It had turned over four times before coming to a stop nt the bottom of n- ravine. . 1'a.ssing tourists extricated Milne from the .wreck and brought him to a local hospital where severe bruises and cuts about tho head were treated. Mr. Milne was en routo to Hood Klver with a load of Thanksgiving meal when the accident happened. The Caesar class has been work. Ing on u short play, which Is ex pected lo be guile entertaining. TURKEY DAY IN CITY WAS JOYFUL ONE (Continued from l'nge 1.) Ship Linen in l'conomy Move HAMBURG. (AT) The Hum- giving." Mr. Keith said: "Anion? tho many things for which wt I'll-, thnnkM. two stand (lis- ' " . .... Iuiimf Ani.trlmin I tin. mwl t lin lli-i.tin t tin v mfnrK us: -i no irrowiii ut ,,.. , tho deslro for pcac. and tho " .Hlabllsh.d li. ro a Joint llaskt'lball iiracllco Is really bo- I loWard nod " l'ri'lKhl di iartnu'nl, which accciils lijK on In rurnt'Hl nrtr- as any of . .lnK with tiio li-aelilnKs ot chocks and forwards rivi;?hl Tor Ihc girls will .toll you. Thorn Is " r lIlk h(1 WIl((1 parable 1,olh llnos- The "lovu wub taken to koiiik 10 uo u. iiruoiiio biiiiio neiu , ri,,i v un,l vitality as vo exjienscs, ITIday n ornoon at which linn nHt ,,,.,. ! sloth." sonio of ho faculty Is to help J,,,,,, ., llu. ,.,,,., choose the class teams. About . nine forth the wise .man's estimate of the slug lirnrd. "In God's siglrt," he con tinued, "man's character and achievement In lire are measured, not by what he possesses, but by ' " ' , ' 4J . tlllth(! tiso he makes ot his posses Thc senior class oC IVmlleton HI R s ppt. on a mihlatuhr llound-rp' to ,...pju, , lnK!orious company which the La CJmmle football men . ...... Jm t)ml UWr numIjcr of forty girls are out this season, but they are mostly freshmeh and sophomores. The junior, and sen ior girls may have to join in order to make one team, ... Micro Invited.. Those wu.u.4aeiook!'! of the Teiidletou Hi's hospitality report a good time. , Mclvln Barker and part v. were pushed by the Tendleton stuge for about ten miles. They were on their way home from tho Tendleton game when they ran out of gas. Jtalnli Webb had a wisdom tooth! pulled alter the Tend let un game. 1 1 He suffered very. much with the.i tooth on the way to Ti ndb-ton, hutj is now getting along fine since he. i( has it out. it caused-him to have ! to miss two days of school of which he did not like to do. it I have nn talent to do that,' and straightway refuse to do uny th" '8omo ot us ure ufratd of nils- , . U.M-M-M' AH th WOOctlV tana at Vfrmnnr'i . , ' T . nnrw maple made deltcatc wilhl Uixie t neat cane lUgar. ttm u want it ft'try morning . Mis. Kobrt Wilkerson will be hostesit to the. Tarkdule club Wed nesday afternoon, Hecember 3. . v fc Mr. and Mrs.- J. J. Carr and Mr. and Mr. T. J. Serogglns will en tertain the Wednes.lay Jtrtdge riub Wednesday evt-ninfr, Hccember 3. i . Mrs. C. !. I'ulimin will be htin (ss lo Ihf Alpha clulr Wednesday. December 3. i " The Art Hludy Department of the Neighborhood - club will ' meet Thursday nftirnoon. D'cembt-r 4; at the Neighborhood club rooms. - A high school assembly was cull ed at, 1 :5 o'clock Wednesday for the juirpo.se of the freshman stunt. Th e fool bu 1 1 boys who ex peel lo graduate this year were called up on to give a short talk. Coach MacTuvlah also gave his views up on the Baker game. After t(hls a few high school yells were given and the high school anthem sung. Announcements were made and Hie meeting adjourned. Miss Bennett reports that she hasn't noticed anyone putting gum 'behind their ears Insleud of In the waste baskets as some did last year. . . j The Domestic Science depart ment had a part In the exhibit held. In the Domestic Art and Science rooms last l-Vlday. There were charts on the walls showing foods high In the three most important minerals of the body, calcium. Iron und phosphorus and also of foods containing vltamines A. It. C, ami D. Well balanced meals were il lustraled by charts. Conned fruits and rcltsht'H were placed tin a tubb lor display. In the dining room the tabic was daintily act for lunch- j eon. j Isub.-lle Miller, jr.. is back tu ; l'ricc 75c Haii'ictlc Kinkcad New Foley Bltte. Phone 533-J 5th ' Floor: Uouni IB V I Fashion Notes New York. Do yon g:ilosh'.' IT ynu do not now, yon n ill I m-fore the ntnti-r Is over, for tin- nei-i are i'urIit lo pat on than a pair f robbers, fasten over a double fold with n single mi;ip and have a run vertlbt" cuff w hieh fiin tight around the b ir wit h an ela-oie band. .Vxo Ihty ate li'ht enough im thatjhe nounfl of gatoh-d foot. ntcMi does not reiti-inhle a baby hippo having thr Nile mud. tv ZZi. - ! . . . . . . I B k afV niii i i in ii ; : nnnu i'li i mi: i l w 1 K IULLLII1U i YS J O Safe Milk and Diet For Infanta, Invalids, the Aged, Nursing Mothers, Children, etc ' Sea S)M fo Snvaildh A well-balanced, palatable, easily assimilated" diet that nourishes and up-builds. Use at meals, between meal3, or on retiring. Endorsed by physicians for over 40 years. Prepared at home in a minute by Lrisklyctirring the oowder in hot or cold water. No cooking! Cnllinr Sluiltiil Arrtfilcil ALBANY. Oro. ICcsrUi ltliiwrll of (iliKlsliini', a sliiili nt ut On-Kun AKrluiiltiirnl rolli-Ku. rvputi'il to bo u nu'inlnir of the col Ictfti wrest llnu tiuin, run luinnk m u tlunco when lie whs iirnwlril' fur lu'lntr ilrnnk. Ah lie wuh belnf taken lo the city jull he KT"lboil holt! of the steer ing Kear of Iho tinlomohilo driven ly Ol'i'ieer l.lllaril umi the rur wua thrown Into n Ulteh. Mix rrillern Itv brothers butleil lilm out ontl ho ih Heheiluled to appear In the Justleu court sonic tlmo thlu week. A Christmas Suggestion of Real Value Give llct A New Coat She'll ILse It Every Dny. TllEY.AliE rRETTY, COMFORTABLE, WARM. AND DURABLE - 7 $19.75 $22.50 - $32.50 - $19.50 - mppm No more LADIES READY-TO-WEAR fl3!EHSE3M AND MILLINERY to pack No nor any more coal or ashes for anyone to lug 1 Simply turn the wick high, for initial warmth then lowto maintain it. And remembcr.PearlOilburns clean. "Kerosene" or "coal oil" may mean any kind of kerosene. "Pearl Oil" is the Standard Oil Coin-" pany's highest-quality kerosene only, refined and re-refined by a special process. Ask for it by the copyrighted name "Pearl Oil." STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) jorHEAT&IIGffl ' NO ONE EVER GETS TIRED OF " '7: "Widlar's Chow-Mayp Scmdwich: :.': ',f - Spread? x$nky- ' - V ...v ;...) . f.-.H (ft'OH Its unfailing quality is ft coiisUint " siitlsftfctibn. (KEROSENE) OIL 11 Thone Main 80 Pa it isov Brothers Grocery jnfiin$ can he hi'lortwr pivilmv iuickcr results Ihun ilw remarkable SCALP TRCATM6NIS 1 Nrw York. Vliy can't toy tail or turn nut n rMtt lik- that?" hi i-x ;ittiH i fiiit- writ dr. n.s. .1 man lo ny ho unti h-il hv n fi wo tin' tiin(.i;t trtHint: up tin yv-. Iiu-. Tin foal mm a il.mlh- tn nt -ed ffcvU UU long lap-.I bitni-'.-n augmented by f he frequent uwof that vbnderfu! ttrvt fonic SCALP-TONER "MAUIMjI.Mt tXJSMJJTIO MtOV Itiu. 2r, Ni w Vvlrf ttlflf. I'liotie Ulu U RAG WANTED!! at the Observer Phone Main 37 I IJUY YOUR FURNITURE THE MODERN WAY A small payment down and the rest in weekly or monthly installments just like a savings account. Our cany credit terms point the way to a more com fortable home for you this winter ut prices which are ainay.ingly low. WE WILL HAVE THE SAME QUALITY CANDY In our new locution which is to be just iicross the street from our present location next to the new market. . . ' ' The Candy Shop : no Fin ST. -:' :. "The Homo of Homc-Mudc Candy" (Retail only) I I The niofl lnHUtHul ., -,.- i. ..ii .i ..i - -- j M.NNICItW.MCK ,A A in !;,.,i,,n or,K..n. M RECII ARGEARLE RADIO A-H I5ATTERIES fjk .Twenty j..n alixk jrti j HID IIATTI.ItV A M.F.PrHIO HMIVICH OTX yD iiMltnin.H. All klri'H taj lwlghlnn Mwhhm Work a llldg, ' ami irlrn. Allopin in 1311 Wulilnctoa A. Mtufk pittti.'i iia, Tj H -rsrur ft Mw-llJll J