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J Ji I't II lii 'l' PAGE 72N U. S. COEDS IN MODERN CUS OXKOUD. Kntr. (AC) Tlilrty two Am.rkan ciila h.tv..- this y,'.tr lak.n tin Hhurt yawn an.) hi i rue thru inotiar-hoiinl rap, uitlimn lit. board, that inuki- Ui Ui- uniform uf an Oxiunl woman hIumVmI, only ulifht aro In v(ini.-n'H rolliwH. tin rsl WIuk inemlxn of i curjoi!:: onfutilzufluii callttl l!u ,Siciiiy n. Oviortl llunif Hiu.lwl. v.I.i. h h not ft c-nlliw. niriiou'lt r'-iu:irl.:il1y likt! OIH-) uiul lit. I 11 hiit-it-ly iii lioitti hl(i.l'lit. MtiHt oi lit.- fririH livr it. thtt ctiUl ntul liiioitilVirf.-thl.- lnttir Inefl for wlili-h Ox(or in fruiinns. jt' lot ui im? woman niu.int or "nmlerKrailtK.-rt.-" in oxinr-l i urn a. very nappy , 'I'd.- ar vn uwn'a coII.k. h nr.- all v. ry poor. Im.lly sltii:it.i it tut h-:imiiy rnrtiih iM. Tlit HwU-ty of Oviur.l llui.f Hluili-niH. pour'i- r 111. caniiot ivth uffonl n v(tUw. Thi Krami M m.'ii of tin uni versity ilii (Inns, f.-MouH am! It. -a. lit of coMi'kw who haw llv l throuch the KiifrnuMc daM vii n finhiiM IuhHo wonii n ponr-it nciil on co !: lawns mil corn nynip luto a letter ho.v n. Kiill l.,lc upon u-otm-n HtnOrnls with itih:irt::i tuui Mipit'lon. Whih1 ihtv )h nit! uiiKnii; Oxford tittO'Trl urn k llit f. tiny of r's'iitiii'-tit itaiiiKt u oim n h:i. i):IIm thlrli . ts Caiiiln idKi! 1-nn to hiiuihIi th kuUx of woitn n'H leg 'a uinl to Himnp and Kroan vh. n n woman iMitr-rs u i.i'tui'i; room, y i thnlr rcKurd for 'tin? n'-wcomt-rH it tar front. Itlndly. At Im-hi It may ilt'f Infil an an uwnny conm-icJUHMi jit of unronucloiiH KUpi-rioril y. In t university joiirnuis woiii' M stinli ir.s are fair butts for niia h rnuli- hu mor and liaruh ciIiWIhui. and the avoiftfto tindcrvrad woiiid no doubt prof it to flee thi'lil no. T1k company of the undcrKnid ualo i not ureal ly desired by iho innto, and her life lu hi'tlwil about with thfl most exacting and har rcKMtnK r!Htrlctlons, Ann-rien: Kir tudentfl arc much tuoro poimlar than tltflr l-:iiK!ih h.hIi k, p;ni ly bco.auiK. they dret.s inoro htyl.iily. and partly because the Oxiord man shares with the. real nf Karope tho pleasiriK notion thut all Aniei-ieans aro mllllonalren. . Ar.y Oxford don or profcHor who bivh fit may i-xeiudo women front his leelurea. Where iliey are not to:oltniod they nltend with tmrh zoul that mon mudenla t-oniplat'i bitterly thut they take nil tho ImhI Boats. Women an r.ilintttd only to part of the unlvern.ty libraries. ThB B no icreat hardalilp. fcr Ox ford llbrar.ia v.rv notorious for b Cvtt.iiou.n? ami lack of heat. Ii i no unrommon sicbt In the wv -,'odrlni;ton library of All Hdu'h 'o -iO:;g to ,8i O .0 student dressed In overcoiit', muffler uni fur mTtl-'iiH ennnlnK a great book of black let tor. ' Aloofness and opposition on the part of the men of the unlvern.ty have driven tho women to rely more and more upon t hems. -Ives nnd they aro slowly developing? ti Mortal, academic ant! athletic world of their own. tilio tint of Hmtth or Wellrtley. Woanwhlln the llf of fered to an American kIH snideiit 1b not nn attractive one. A Whale Like This.SvalJoved Jonah 1 A ht I the hum or M-n .-.? leal I'ui'i Aillon Xtv wtiuir wut- loumi Ut'UtoJt-l ttilf tt III, Cfill'Mlr- OlI UI,IH ;,.f. S3 "i.V,1.' '' t ,1. iii cm- nm it tin- .-liilfL'H lUIU'S il U1C i . , .,. .. ,.w v . , . . i -onst-rvaHvi H r- H!UWI1K " " (Quickly in Scrapping j m hh- mmi-r oi uppoim- Mcthods La!)(ir Used "'"r ; . neeessary to make wrlllt'n upinnu- , , jilun, nowadavH only a smart up-j l.ONIION'. (AD The change ; P--arai:i:e is needed to Kct llllo tin i 'from Jjibiir tdiaj to these which --janelum of some civil employe. characterize the 'oii.servat Ive par- " ty I,H bee.l ho bMKm.-.l.ly Iicr.MU-: '"n ' ' pti.niie.1 in tlie d. lai's rf nperatinn ! " of (he KOV.ffii'i.-ni;'! d-parl nieiil s ' K.M.KV, Ore. The OreKOll- 'ali t han h:tn b.-.-n I he Hian'-fe in l!:r, fornia I'.ailroad company and tho .it 1 11 tide tox.aid ini eir.a t io:t I and j .-Join hern 1'acific company filed domsic prolfleiiu:. .(.suit In the Marian counly circuit One of Ihe most no! cwort by j-ourt to re-nppoi tion the railroad's ehaiiKep in , (-..iin-n or the. elah-jMhafc of the expense of eonstrucl ocate d. parthe-nial Intereoni'ta-ai-jbiK two overhead crosinKS loeale: cation y.-!i;em i.sed i,y .Manpies.s ai Wilbur and Smherlin. Ooush" " pi-xon while he w-as chief at ihe;coumy. foreb-n office and which the I .a- '. The total cost of the two ovcr boriii s inniudiaiely Fenippi d on . head crt.s-iiiiKS was $lfi:!.ii"0, "f aNsnaiintr office. The s.stem re- 1 which amount An per c. nl w: s us- littfiiway CO ES GHOOLS iuc DonnoaMo M'lt Mitchell. The liny loiit jlist I'eceiil y shu t i'm.s-!ay for moiinluiiui. chnrel)e pa ! rol t lint li.ts , ieloi-k. n otKaiii-.'il will I bike in lit-- I Sitii''.ay morning l.nla Marten. Tiliss C.v.ir-an-t .h.ss Tiedmn Mniphv. .studeiils al .MoniniMd;i. home Saturday 1 si,, r.d I'f.ve p!:. r l-Mday . v. ticni- cold -Ml CO VI-; (S-.eel Of lf!C Wi-.-ii W K.-am and tie for the ehi-Ntr room p it on a program. Also inch room bad a ('hiistmns tree and the U5.ua i Vhrlatmas treat Clo;; d the uJI rnoou. l'rof, and' Mi s. .1. Ft. Price and I'au.Mla.-. I.f.pni N'ehht and M'-m .1 1 I'm lie Wheeler, a ller nf Vl'.'i, i'r !(-, lire S) tend in-: (he led Ida ya th" holiday season with their par- nis. Mian Marten iM a s- nair :.f i Motiiiiouth and thmtch her rlei-l hip and irjdiiftry has bo. e 1 bi;d;el.all at Im! en'nu,'. owinjf to the the team had nn- dirt';cui y in reaching and only part or the n im- her arrived. In spite of the num ber the frame v..y, played with J abler winning with u -17 to 7 ' ; hh ral. j linbh-i- l WATCH FOR OUU 29TH ANNIVERSARY SALE OF FURNITl'KK S t a r l's January 2nd Y. II. nOIINENKAMP CO. I'llred 1 lai, The bir a the school pro- I '"ho.i- n on- of the thliteeii ;h!n rh.sl'iff of selo-i';'0 occupy the M id.nl cott:.r;L for r-.s holldava. i:ach:tl,f' :'. Steve Hi Ink. .: nnrn- at Kiitten". came home fur t h.- hol.day.-,. (Irani and MiTiil fonhy, siul en:s at Whiimati ate home for l he holiday vacai iun. Tle y are uc coinpJ'itled by Mnrltn (ialwas of Ah'Hka, who will be their j;a mI dtirhit? the holiday season. Xavy will spend 111 milllnos for I A m w ships. Work will he rush ed In a mad effort to complete. llH'lll before they are out of date. enriis of clerks hut was no 1 -ssed im'ailisl the s.aie op. rai.d lliat eaeh official In each commission. An per cent atramsi .t. parlite-ct an I all the minister 'ho railroad corporal ions and IM' knew at all times everything that ; Pr cent aKalnst Douglas comity, was RoiiiK on ImUvc'-ii Oc-at I'.rit-j The railroad companies charged aln and other countries. The .a-;ihat had the highway involved In bor Kovernr.ieiil uent haidi to tin- the proceedings been constnicl4-d on older sy.-.tei'i of commuiiiealing by. ti"'' east Instead of the west side note from chiefs to their assistant.'"-' track eosis aggr-'Kat ing hul tb.s too has le en aviapped and !''. I - would have been i iiminaled. th- old employs Jtre back on the! ii.h ai.-ii'i -arryhig our the (.".irnon i"thodH. j 1( wol,,i iM. interesting to hnow l.a!ly In nntiers of petty eti-jlr the man who returned t'ool queite such as smol;iiig in corrl- j idge'K lest dime is u retired iioy dors and rooms of ministerial j Mcout. let he is. htttldinjis, allowing coals and huts I ir . to be laid ahout of fires, and us- , of elevators by employs, have j mmmmmmmmmtmmmmmm I been hastily .corrected by the new iitiniKteis and the dirndy of governnieni premises has been the . Idajto. if I-:. S'dieidl will (on at iilj home in Hpen.l 1 lliils- Ilen Man at O. A. days with h Wash. ln; at Hoi IVrb. vac. l.e-o. Ml.ss i:t hel Oulmby h spending the holidays at her houii at llaley. M'hh K'd her Kaundrrs Is spend tnr the holidays with her parents at I'fehh.nd. Attliur Keldman of rortland. Is Mvndimr I he i 'hi Istnuu hot Ida s with littj family at t'ove. lieverend Hlayloti and Waller Oarnn sp nt u f w days at tiotse 1 1 1 in week. Sahiimin-j; INinl Sold, I'hn Cove swimming pool, for- Wcdiiesd merlv owned by Mr. and Mm. M. ilist and a. who is is spending s sister at of Delegates. i Btudcnt Ihe hoh-!aiiny:;lde. We Have in Stock Are Agents for Eind Iavid l.oree. nt one lime a f'ove huy, but who is now a stud- ent af I, infield college at MeMinn- . vifie. ban been chosen one of the, six delegatt s to attend a si tib nt ; Convention at Monte rev. Calif. ' Miss Wltte, I'arkej-. who is! tene h lug near i :!;;iii. Is at home I ' lor the hoMdcy.o. I Tin Ib-jdist Voung People ,tive I a play Wedn ::day evenin-:. j J i Here was alf.o ( 'Mrist mas t y evening nt tlie Metli I.. D. ehurehrs. ATWATEK-K ENT RADIO SETS Benliam Electric Co. mux ioi new rou;v nuG lh rk'ren, has been Hold to Mrs, Then We services at all t he ' J Men . I ;;; Kathleen Campbell j Sopranc " riANO AND VOCAL INSTKUCTOR Coach Accompanist Sludio Eastern Oregon Music Co. Telepnone Miin 119 Residence Foley Hotc-1. Main 773 Soloist and Director St. rotor's Episcopal Choir. Jw A LOW, LIGHTLY EONED LA CAMILLE! Comfort to tho nth decree! I'll la La Camillo in fashioned of dainty materials, has low lop and back of elastic web bing. A garment, that for sheer loveliness and practical ity, cannot bo equalled. Ho fitted to a l,a Cainllle and know real corset comfort. A full line of tho different models In Itrasslercs and Cor sets, atwaya on hand, MRS. U0I5T. PATTISON Corsetlrre I'liono Mnln .'.! i9io 4 iii si., west or r. o. NEW YEAR l'LLM PUDDING - FRUIT CAKE - CHERRY CAKE Real English Plum PucMinft and Fruit Cake This is not a bread pudding and tho quality cannot be equalled. Have ymir Xmnii r:il;s anl fiuu-l,-s nmilo hy oxpirlcncoa buk.Ts nnd ii:iliy coiikK. I.ft us ili-cornlo your cukcu. no iiiatt.-r wliat l-siKR. wo r:,n M1!lUo it, aii'l no matlcr how small vonr or.l. r n . upni ' int.i it. ami Kivo you llio btat ohluinalilif. toiili! In an.l lull us wlial you want. i:iT-i-n-:n horns n.iiM runniw. MA1M.K ItOl.LS PATTY RIIKl.LS MKUINCI KS SCOTCH SIIOItTHHlOAl) 1'IES AM. KlNlJg from swiM-1 ililiry hllttrr llnil FI1IUT CAK1C CIIWillY CAKR FHKSril l'ASTUY ki':i.i:s CAKK8 (.HKltl'.Y DIIOI'8 All mir fniii y vokr avo mailo Imkivl lijr i:ii'i-(i-lclc.v '"llic Saniiniy way." AsU your Chmw Jlailc by "Tin; Homo of tlie (iolili n Oust Ilrrml." Gwilliams' Electric Bakery Furniture Exchange E. J. Donohue We Buy, Sell or Trade NEW AND USED FURNITURE Phone 474-J Fir nnd Jefferson READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS British Alarmed hy Sleeping Sickness I.OXPON. CAP) Medical offi cers of Great Britain are heeomlej? Homo what uneasy at Ihe aieady In crease, In the number of ens h of Bleeping nlcktU M record d. Official mat'HtlcM Hhow that from January 1 to November It of th!fi year more cn:u-a of the fllsatie were reported in Knland and Wntefl than In the five year; o' 1 01 0 -1 9 '' a . the ficurcM inr tarJ-'-'S belntf and for th'a year 4,74? In the, p-M ek;ht weehw th. re t(RV 'h'ht frl mj'iMc'itif.i-8 6f th. cVsrnne. In 1 the cort-eimondlnu clBht wcekH of laft year the num ber wfH only Aeeordlmr to the ministry of health the ramie or Ihla Increase has not y-t been defi nitely determined, and atthom-h B'veral retuedbs have been tried With ROmo meusnr of R'lee- ; the- Is yet no speelrie cure nr the OUcaac itnolf. Philadelphia minister niyg wo are world's mot criminal nalhe.i, eo maybe somebody hi. umbrella. 1 .v.AU-.Wi?...!, "T i. i Ii ; t n 1 Clitpfnnilin Maj t.:i Foaturci 1 1 W.isVcs fi::rcr. 2 V;i.h;-,.ioi,i..:-. 3 I.ari-r .t htifly c .ici( in ;he V. 0.1.1. 4 M.nt compact .tdicr iiiu'lc 1 .fi l n rvp e-C oil .' ii.L:.is t Cit ft! imiitoii I a h -- c n ' t v..up, pii.w!', t iii oi turrvxic. 9 Urasrnt for iolIJ Lcadvrblilp TF EVER there were a ?jnr:'s choia in n good practlr&l gift for Lis wife or mother it's the Maytag Gyra fcam Washer. On every p-'int on which l .e Would nsk tor proof, why the Gyrafoam is ihe quick-c-1, wliy it is most thor ough, why it is thi most direful washing i.)'U.cij'a iu the world toJ:.y tho proof i3 immediately evi dent in a demonstration. A few minutes' demon stration ut our show rooms TODAY, will show you nn fistonishhig revelation in clothes-washing a tubfi:l of dry clothes washed i t 3 to 7 minutes. Its wi-jh-ii.g tr.ethod is so thoro;i(;'l o;il cartful tiir.t it net ot.ly cl-.nir.,,t-os the liar.J r.:b!-i:nx of cutTs, wiiat l .mds and colU-.rs, but odd3 materially to the life of even the mutt delicate pieces. Consider these nine out standing features and you'il r.pprcciiits why it's t!;e niost-wished-for gift nt home. Drop in. We'll show you Ihe Washer. 6 I'a'.Iy .iilr.n-J t'j ycur ht.t:;4K. 7 Clothes can '-e p.u i n or uk-. ii rut v,-i:h t:X WH-her rur.tki; j 8 Tub c!e.itu it. Cll. 9 .Ml met il v niiKcr. Jit ! f l..iiiistiiv:. 1:1. sT.uit tcltLiull I (hank you for your pat ronage in (he past. I will appreciate your business in the future. Wishing you a Happy and Pros perous ! New' Year, main, Yours truly, I re- La Grande Filling Co. J. F. Heasty, Mgr. i. f t Y V V t ? ? t y ?.'- ? " ? y They had food-- but they did not know to eat it Let the southwest nioiisoon he delayed but a juul in some district or other in India the A famine occurs. few days crops me ruined. A Box of SWEET'S DELICIOUS CHOCOLATES makes an ideal gift for the one whom you over looked. From 50c to 53.C0 Moon Drug Co. Prompt und Pre Delivery Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co. 2 y y y y t y y it Cfcn.Ccirr 'ffie&onal'jrtv Servicing Batteries We Specialize in Battrr Rt-hrcln. R.pjrlnr ana prnltwclnc iht urn l fota tMlirry ni InMxlnl to Hire n-tranlliwa u( U10 Mm or maks. Oiir prtcra ami amice must aaltf7. S-IIOUl RECUARC.K KKRV1CH 1.11 HE DUIribulw FRED T. BURGESS MAI 1X1 ISOi Ji-ftorwo An. ORDER THAT MONUMENT NOW We have made a pro found study of monument huildinp, and En order placet! in our hands is sure to receive faithful, intelli gent execution. We Will Gladly Fumkt Estimate Blue Mountain Marble Granite Company ltdl 8 At., I a Granite, Crrftw s h : 1 Wi., j t t t y y t V t y y y t y y t y t y y When the attempt was first made to relievo such districts, a remarkable thing happened! Rice eaters, ignorant of other foods, died sooner than make use of tho wheat that was offered them. Death was preferable to the unknown. Nor would wheat eaters eat rice. . . . Incredible! Yet here, today, progressive people in a progressive country are very wary about risking themselves off the beaten path. They are suspicious of innovations. They leave them for others to try out. V Without advertising, many improvements common today would have failed to surmount the conservatism of our fathers. Put aleit merchants and manufacturers told about their products in the daily papers. The mystery surrounding them was dis sipated. Teople became interested . . and in this interest forgot their first doubts. Head the advertisements. They let you know r.M,t new things where to pet them, how much they cost. Without them v would hve 111 complete ignorance of many things that seire to make life loss laborious, more enmfuftablo, happier. KNOWLEDGE OF MANY A NEW HOME COMFORT IS GAINED FROM THE ADVERTISEMENTS . f f y y y y y y y y y y aVah t y t y y y y t y y y y 1 if