La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 16, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text1 ; I . Friday, January 16, 1925. NEWS of SOCIETY I Members of tho Clio cluli R lust -v-nliig lt Ult Uoille of Mr ni Mrs. V. H. Bohn, ,il:nmp. Jr m their hotie on Klret street. Nlm tables of bridge were lit play dur ing the evening with Mrs Enr Mtoddard and Ur. Lee Bouvy win ning high honors ninong the clul members and I tie guest prises golny to .Mis. etas. Huynuliia and H. u Coburn. . The rooms were artistically deco rated in a color scheme of pink and white, pink lurmuiona bi.m ii....! profusely. ; A dulnly two course luncheon In the same oolor scheme wns sei veii at an nppropilute hour Mrs. Bruce Dennis wiis, hostess to tho l.ucky Thirteen t .fu yesterday arternoon. After n-ing luncheon at I he dining Tytia of the Koley hotel the gui s.s were taken to Ihe lil-nnin hoilld'on o; avenue, when the aflfrnoon was onjoyubly spent at bridge' with Mis. W. o. Buwyei wlnnlht; high score unci the guest lllw koIiik to Mrs. V. 11. Appleby. Tho Art Hi'imrlnioof of tin Nelghliorhood olub liud u very In. teresllng meeting yesterday when ithey met at the fluli 'rooms with Mrs. I' A. Killing 111 charge ol the proginm. "The I'uMhenon" was tin siiliji i't o'f the .ai'lernoon and wns handled In un.:pxwllent manner by Mis. Kplilig. 'She griTC u.very com prehensive Idea of rtin.t-uins and a elyurt eunception of Ufo former mu- ym temple. "Tjii, Parthenon tt large suiije.-t to be h:indlel at , .ok! uieetliiS'i,nd. MrsPpliliK's pro gram soVed' a Breui. unionni of j 'lllM rjd' sluily, as well us know iif 'the subject,:: nroxfrnalHy one ihinclrod' and Uttf piomlieis of Ho'ne ('hnnlerj-No.: i:t.j(Jrdi;rior the- KatJtern Stur, :mv.i rvilMrirttfiilnr moetlnK Wednesr -jdiiyji yimlnK. at. which time tnnlutl M Uyi. services were held- J.lrs.,.Myr. .'Ic.MroqKhton, Past Worthy.. Ma tron, wns the In1alliiiK ofl'icer and .swiui aKstnted by Kvely-n lU nrnaliaw ;, j ns Marshal Hose MeKwcn. us or-' j San 1st, and Mrs. Lucy - Smith rhaplnln. Tlie services were eapii-; cially beautiful this year, due to the effective manner In which they were handled by Ihe above, oifieors. The following) were iiiRlalkd: . Maude K. Kberhard, Worthy Na tron: Ernest H. Rinf?o, Worthy. Pft- . tron; Carrie J. Steincnmp, As- ciato Matron; Rorence l.acon, s rotary; Ella W. Russell, treasur , AnnaA, Grove, Associate Con die-; trossr Stells S. Ingle, Chaplaf . Martha Pearl Cochran, 'Marsha Nellie G. NeiU, organist: Mild led I' Hoyt, Adah; Bess Warner Co jj nuth:nJena'.J.:Hollister, Esth ', Hazel Graham, Martha; Ethel It.! 5 Lynch, Electa: Emma W. Fowtr, i Wartf en;.ahd John C- McEweh, SAi- A practice which has almost c'bMu 'aH eVsfbhV 'in Hope Chap' wua featured, flowers being left n j the sta.Uons,by edch outgoing 5ofu cer in the' form -of a Quaint lashloned corsage bouquet, tq grtpt tho new officers" 'assuming" thir places. Mrs. Eberhard also. gaU' '; sprays of carnations to each m v ,v officer and the Installing officers. $ Martha Klott Hailier, who ws matrofl dprln the year 1023 ni s ti-hn now mukes her home in Poi - f land, was present for the occaslm 1 'ahfl-ddded mueh to the pleasure f 'V Mw-fiv-entng asahe is one of Ho e Chapter's most charming and pop --"'hir rtiemibprs. " Tetta K. Eafcin was present i ' with the Fast Matron's jewel 1 Hope Chapter, presentation belife tnado by co-workr, Chas. BlngmK l. 1Vn,.tlip Piilr-nn 1 lift lb ! who was Worthy Putron durlik 1924. At 11)0 close of the businol WALLING'S i See Our Windows for Plan for Securing A Lovely House Dress Or 1 Stylish Bat WALLING'S rf m For The Ladies Mahe a resolution How to take better care ot y.ur ap pearance during the corning twelve months. Resolve to mnke thT most of your good looks o1d re aolve to enjoy the (ervlce and satisfaction that work at this shop assures. FREE GEIST MARINELLO SHOP Room , tkmiim-r Hljg. "A ik-ant. Aid tai, Kvrrj Niwd." Phone Main 577 ( A Smart Wrap 1 .iLjy,., 1 N extremely smart wrapr tct early spring is this short Jacket ; C of primed silk bound with nar. vn; hnnds of fur. The silk Is in ! shades of brown and tun and Is lined with cloth of gold. The straight cui demands thut It lie worn with a irocH of equally straight Una. r . ' meeting Mta. Kvt'rrt Realty and Mrs. Andrew Lont'y, Jr., Chairman of sections 1 and 1 nild ilu-ir com initltM'S Hfi ved dt'llcious' refresh meats, ' ' i -. . Corvallis. MiPM Merle George of l.a Grande, has been pledged to the Delia Omega sorority, tit the Oregon Afirleutl uhil- college, : ' I. Mrs. J. C. Gulling was hostess To the Tliinsdey Aiction Rrblge club yesterday afternoon at her home on Sixth street. During Ihe afternoon's play Mrs. Harry Lavey won high score. A dulnly two course lunch eon was served by tho hostess. Announcements Soclnl announcement 8 , may bo prfulcd lu this column frco of charge. Any announce ments pertaining to any func tions such as cooked foot) sales, etc., will be rufiuKd. An nouncements, to be printed tlpe same tiay,- jrfuist b lu society editor's hands by 9:00 o'clock. News edUor's note. I : " Mrs. R. L. Poa'rch lind Mri. H. C.. ,Q' n rie n .wll . ba , luoflussf & ,it li e Wednesday Bridge club Wednesday evening, January 21 nt 4he Poarfh aioma. i ; 1 i "Thd Ladtes'of the Woman's Re lief Corps will hold their annual Installation of officers at tjje K. &t P. hall tomorrow, January 17, at 2:30 o'clock. rLunchcon': will oe served at noon, Menbers of G. iA. R. and Sens of Veterans are hi- vited. Fashiori" Notes Paris. Tunics are now being trained to be trains. One evening frock seen here today consists of a pue blue and gold lace slip over ...1.1-1. i - .. ..in, . l which Is worn a blue faille tunic so cut as to form long points in the back which sweeps tho floor. The tunic is bunded with gold lnco rib bon nt the short Sleeves and at the hip line. Paris. The new Kronen bags are flatter than ever, but they have ceased to bo square. Some are round, some oval, some hexagon and some diamond shaped. Practi cally nil have a tassel'. London. One trunk now Mndle ! ra hound for the winter contains a short one piece; drtss of white ; crepe de chine which is decorated at wainttlno, collar and cuff3 most (attractively with bands of green 'crepe do chino embroidered -in I white. The skirt Is marked by ;wlde box pleats. London. No chance that the collars of the newest burberry sweater will shrink for they are formed of scarfs nttnehed at one end which wrap about the throat, the free end slipping through 0 loop at the side to hold tt In place j New York. Perforations form ,tho principal adornment of the new ! spring oxfords. These leathers are m.irl;vi by a round stubby loc and a fairly low broad heel. Hessian -'calf Is the smart leather for them. The evening slippers arc exactly the opposite, with high narrow heels and long, narrow toes. New York. The time when a vest pocket comb was a part of the equipment of every country swain has -gone, but the custom has been revived by nearly all wearers of bobbed hslr. Kvery bag nowadays contains a tiny comb In gold, enam eled or lacquer which Is uned frpcly In public. New York. Hundreds of fur coots have been bought In New York shops In th last week. Price reductions have been sharp and careful women have balanced these prices agalrst these problems next fall wl'h rest for utorsge and at t'THiions add d and derided to buy nsw. tinniota fniverslty profeiwor sayit cdm atirs should rule the world. C'mI. Th n niaylw we c:m nil lrs Ii!; colug boys. Turn .lour none at other peo- Need A Bobber Be A: ; Barber? Edna Says No! By NBA Service) When 1b a barber not a bnrbif '. When he "(or she) 1b a bobber. Whether that Is silly or not, i Utah court kuvd that answer whei the question wua put to it. Edna Houtz. proprietor of a Sal- ti-ono til) uruuij puiiui, I1UU Ut'W hound guilty in one court of vtotul Ins a law which rociulrt-s barbers tc piiss un examination. Siic1 uppouHil And was upheld. "If the lTttih U'trislutoi'S intendeu to classify bobbing as burbering they, certainly nt-Klected to suy sl I in their law," ut.rthe court. I And merrily the snippers and tin (clippers are snipping: und clipping Lin Kdnu's establishment. USE CRUDEOItl Inventor Claims Automo j bile Can Be Operated j Much More Cheaply by ! .New Method, y STOCKHOLM (AP) A solu tion of the problem of how to' drive an automobile, on crude oil, at. one-fthlrd of the cost of gaso line, is claimed by a Swedish in ventor. Nils Anderson, who has perfeeled an engine attachment for this purpose" . nflcr several years of experimenting. ' Ander son's device can readily be' install ed on any 'ordinary' niolor- and makes It possible to use crude oil, kerosene, wood" alcohol, or gnsq llne. ( ,; ' The crux 0 theproblem, says the Inventor, was tho fact -that crude oil cannot be completely vapoYized, , and without special treatment the residue would clog the engine. Ho solves this by ex posing the oil to Intense heat -which shutters such Ingredients ns can not be turned Into ?us. They re main in tho form of a combustible fluid and are consumed during the explosion in t he clyluder. When using crude oil the motor must, however, be started with gasoline from a separate small container, while the pit la carried In the regu- Inr cTfianllrio tnnlr nf the nnr h The crude, oil uttachin'ont ; con- J fslsts . of , a Buper-heatir, a special carburetor and exhaust nine. to- n-nthf iirUh llw. nnenwirv nnn'cnt: ing rods for manipulation. , j , ". , , , " " " " siimed 'pfr mile, less lubrication, no overheating of tho engine, and a reduction i( about 7tV. :p'er cent from the cost of running a. jcar pn gasoline. ' , ' " . Ri bU- Il end Ing Proposed. , STATEHOUSE, 8alem,. 'Ore.,: : Bible reading In the schools will co pe. Inti compulsory under a bill to troduced 'by 8t?nat6r Garlan 1 of Linn county. Selection of the reading co.irse would' ' be under tho durlRdictlon tot tt commission ' ofi'severi dn nine members, to.-bo appoinieu nty Miie . governor.- uiie member" would ne a Catholic, one Jew,, one a Christian . Scientist and the remainder from Protes tant denominations. , Tho female of the species -1s more deadly than tho jail. MIXEUVA KAYS: A stitch In time saves nine nnd she Is right. Why divorce yourself from your money at high priced shoes? Oct In on the alimony sido and get part of It back. We nro .the Judge, Jury nnd Court and will decide In your favor rind sec yo ire fully rewarded if 'you -will just give, .us . your case to handle, Good Shoj-H vs. IjOW Prine. THE BOOTERY Where Style, 1'rlio anil Qiiailly Am Kuual. GAY 1IAYIEN, Mmr. Squibbs MAGNESIA Tooth Paste Is recommended for chil dren as the best. 50c Tube Pre scot t Drug Company rh New Drag Star rrlrpkone Main II Cor. Fir & Jeff. MOTOR CARTD TO LA GRANDE m vci ur British Mill Boom . ' , :t Lack$ Operatives : MANCHESTER (AP) -Something of a liiinsforinutiun h hap pening in the Lancashire cotton trade, which .has been under a cloud of depression since the fireat boom of n few -years ago. Looms which sluod idle i'or inuny liioiiilia are being nm again, and on i look ing round for operatives to work other looms, manufacturers find they have migrated to other intlus tries. This iiecessitates tho adop tion of methods hitherto foreign to ihe trade, and unknown to the oldest weaver. - ' Children leaving school nro inr dueed immediately to outer tho weaving sheds, and not only learn the business but ure paid for it, while older weavers get extra, pay to teach the youngsters the craft. As in almost every other big In dustry nowadays, employer ip- u'rCiil Iw ot 1,a,t wllh u;"ln w l,lulll,i,i,,u Colleges fOf technlcul trulltill. that, when th,: pe.1 big boom ar- rlvus. the trade wit Ml in tin eff ttcione statQ to icopa Wn-it, , North Carolina professor hired a , than lo niuke love to( his wife. College, education without com mon oense Is worthless, What do they mean by "western coffee"? THEY mean that superb beverage that ' gave the West its reputation as the home of coffee-excellence. They mean Hills ' Bros.' Red Can Coffee, pride of the coffee , . . .loving West, toast of millions from Pugct Sound to the Mississippi. Break the vacuum seal of a tin of Hills' Eros. Inhale that sense-thrilling bouquet I Brew a cup and taste that wonderful flavor! Any wonder Hills ,Bros. is The Recognized Standard of coffee-quality? And that flavor' is sealed for keeps in vacuum. Hills Bros. Coffee is economical; to use. ' HILLS" BROS COFFEE In tlie original Vacuum Park Huhul krtfi iht cotjif jrtih. EVENING OBSERVER HI HOT LAKE HOT LAKE (Special) The year 1925 has ppeued with a rush at the Hot Ijtke sanatorium. Many re il:tlv i?ittriiur hnth ftin hmntldil ai:d Mumtortuui sections of the In istitution and both are more busy Run ihey have ever been 30 soon alter the holiday season. Among the arrivals tho two, who are probably tlie most interesting lo Grande Rondo valley residents, are Dr. and Mrs. Walter Swack bamer, both born and raided in I nton. When they stopped to visit )r. I'hy utid make the sanatorium their headquarters while seeing friends lu ull sections of the val ley, they registered from Portland. Ihey ure, just moving there from Uoiiie mi that Or. Hwackhamer na take- over the direction of Hie- railed States veteran's hos pital, number 12, As Is around this post thut much discussion and uimitisfaetiou of Portland veterans bus centered, the selection of lir. hwiickhnmer for It Is considered a decided compliment to him. He wjII be supervisor over eiglvt ipedi eal officers, I J nurses, five techr nielilans und 80 attendants. lr. nekhainer has been wl'h the veteran's hospital of Raise for tho past four years, having been of ! leer In charge t here since last June. ' . Mrs. Oiles Harnden of I41 Orande has been a patient lu the hospital for the pnst few days, Mrs, O.- R.. Williams Is a second .a- Grando, resident who. has been a pntlentvhoro this week. Mrs! Charles Houser, wife of Dr. Housef of I (nines, Is spending a few days at ' the sanatorium wllh her mother,'1 who has come down iVoiu Ironside for treatment. Mrs. Kims is postmistress of Ironside. : Miss Harriet Eckersley, daugh ter of Mr. und Mrs. Otho Eelters lcyof Cove, a ml n former instruc tor In tlie schools of I'nlon end Cove.' has come out to the sana torium ror consultation and treat ment. Miss Eckersley Is now liv ing In Portland. FhivCitlrf lIcglKlcrcil, Chief of tho fire department of Walla Walla, Wash., Is William Mela, who registers from that city. Both Metz and his wife have been pal lent.s here for tho past few days. Charles K. Kelley, who registers from Wilder, Ida,, owns a farm in that district. , .Another ngrlrulturlst who has come to the sanatorium during the past few days Is K. G. Bowman oT ltobihetle. ; Though "retired" from the ac tive husinoBHWOiid, Neil Campbell, who is down from Hailey, Jdai'10, I'or treatment, still owns interests In mines, lumber camps and hotels and his word is still sought ns the final' one in decisions about these ehtcrprises. Campbell has been one of tho most, active business figure? of southern Idaho and his namo is pronilnoatlyt-oonnsotod. with, much constructive wofK.vury Ing from building dums to towns. - Mr. and Mrs. I truce Moorhead are both patients from Herbal. Mr. Moorhead Is manager of the brunch of the White Pine I .umber com pany .which Is located there. Dr. K. E. lleefnall. a prominent Washington physician who regis ter from Grandvlew, has brought his mother here for treatment, Mrs. lleefnall Is In tho hospital. Students at Ktuiutorl.mi Three students of the Twin Falls high school who urn taking treat ment are Eav Holloway. Jess Todd and p. R. Rowmnn. Mrs. R R. rottridgc Is a patient in the sanatorium hospital. Though Mrs. l.ottrldge register from Ra ker she is well known lo I.a Grande residents for her husband Is man ager of tho Eastern Oregon Light and Power company. Mrs. C. V. ljippln has brought her son down from Council. Ida ho, for a surgical operation. The Iippins are ranch owners. Km 11k Ridwell, of the indwell and Evans Grain company of North powder,, is In the sanatorium hos pital recovering from a minor sur gical operation. Mrs. Ridwell has been here with her hiUtband. Mrs. tteorge. Clar, whose hus band's profession of plumbing has made him tho busiest man in Un ion since the era of cold weather and bursting pipes, is a patient 'in the hospltu). C. P. McCoy of Pulonse, VjhI.. is an orehardist who has Cume down for a surgical operation. j Wife of I'linUtlla county's dep uty sheriff is Mrs. Norma Wheeler, a patient from jVndletui). Mrs. J. W. GaUruilh of Prairie City la a bpspital patient. She and Mr. Gallraith are . owners of a, large ranch. . r . Kroiu Pennsylvania copies Mrs, N. M. Brooks ,tq be with, a spUer who baa aome ilown from .Moun tain Home, Idaho, for t-surglcal' operation. , 4 . Ray Rlanchprd, well known to' Pnlon rouuly rariners as the deal er In Rawlelgh's prod nets and champion salesipan tor this .finn, is a patient from Elgin. Ula,n chard has undergone a mlunr sur gical operutloii. .' . J.' tt. Riley, of Everett, Wasli-V and owner of Ihe Everett pharmacy of thut city. Is a patient here, Ross Carney, proprietor of the Pendleton Trading company, Is n patient from the Rouud-I'p city: ' DID VOV know THAT WI3 lmd apples POn RA1,K ut prices TO SUIT anyone's I'lIBKE? A l-'INK grade of ltOMKK.nnrt Jonathans , FOK OM,y 5ti per box.,' , IV VOll furnish i. . i I'll 15 llOX or sunk. ', . ALSO NOMIO' hulling KIjl-:s,wriiHed -In pu.'per ., AM A(ikKI in slits' . AT II..K) por;bon . n-- ,- 1 : .- i -. il. i' if La Grande ; Warehouse iSkHU Storage Co. Jefferson and Hemlock; ' tits, l'hono tlaln 7aa ERICKSOX & UUIILAND' : ELECTRIC Curling Irons $2.00 up Flnt Irons ......?4.00 up Percolators 1.S7.00 up Toasters $6.50 up Waffle Irons....$10.00 up Grills :..?9.85 up Hot Tlatcs ...$i.Gr up Boudoir Lamps.. $2.00 up Flash Lights 50c up Electric Ranges510.00 Electric Engines ..$12.00 La Grande Electric Co. HARNESS :. Repairing and Oiling, Now is the time to bring in your harness and have., it., repaired., and oiled. . , We use Neatsfoot O'l. Skala Hdw. Company Phone Main 33 Roesch Bldg. New Satin Hats Iluve Just PUTMAN'S : E A D Y - T O - W E A R Man, GO, Takes Hrlilcj 15 EPOENE, Clrc Marriages 1 11 eonso was issued at the offl(;e of 'ountV I'lerk Rrysun herw, 'o .lames 1".. Smith, uU Olive May McCue, 15, both of Cottage Grove. This couple applied at the office of the clerk a short time Umo seeking a license, but us the glr i had not reached lier 15th I'it'tbduy at tliat time. It was re fused. Her rather said her birth; day occurred January 7. Ho hum. Snakeskln hoso are popular In Berlin. Popular with the women. Not wllh the snakes, By millions ended Hill's ston millions of colJscvcrv winter and in 34 hours. Tiny end headache and fever, open the bowels, tone the whole sys tem, Ue nothing lew reliable. Cold and Grippe call for prompt, efficient help. - Be jure you getit. . All druaulits ' itl ' Prl 30c CccKulBoz t?Uhportnk PYREX GLASSWEAR FANCY VASES teaN POTS DINNER SETS ii'ii -'in"- Mi' I in.i;i ;P.'L;:tILt.Y: : ,(( ' ' Hardware'. , . i v. ,1 ftiuiKi ftlHin $5 j'i ' Home Made Chews - ,v jv. ( ..Wo Make Thorn In. Various Mayors, v. . , y '. .v i ' SPECIAL; Tins WEEK - ..a'..' ' .:- " :,i:;i;;':The Xandy Shop; fM"" ..'..' - ' -. -217 Fir" Street ""','. " 1 "The Home of Home-Made Candy" (Retail only) Credit Attentive Service Reliable merchandise Real values Satisfaction assured. ..f V CARR'S1'- . A TELEPHONE Is n Protection y your faiftily cnrl home in case of Hickneas or danger. ORDER ONE NW Home Independent Telephone Go. E RECHARGEABLE RADIO A-B BATTERIES TIIB BATTER ELECTRIC 6ERVICB (XX. Lelghton Machtna Work! BUfi. Itll Whlngton A to. W1M PAGE THREE Tr,- .-'-T-r; M(MiUi it; Arrived! AND MILLINERY Hoes 'higher , education pnytr Perhaps not, Jn Oalesburg, 'III., a college boy of 21 married a women of a 7. ! ; Robbers raided six store: In Rock Island, 111., and got only f4 cents, and wasn't that a terribld way to start tho new year1 : For Infant. Invattdt, Children. ThAid Kicn Miiic, Mait-a urainext.inpowdM rorm,makc,The Food-Drinkfor All fic. Digestible No Tocking. A liRht Luacli alway, at hand. Also In Tablet form, Aik for "Horlick'n," at all Fountain,. Us?' Aroid Imitations Subacute, i : I '-.! KRAtlSE'S I, l ..-CHOCOLATE !''; , t . MINT V lJ Pound 10c ; Chewey - Good ; . THE L & L DRUG CO. Depot & Adama ! gTORAOB-fl BATTBME8 il 1(1 w- Safe AM J& Male f.SK... Li BARS 40c LB. J pic sn.l they will turn you down o