Wednesday, February 25, 1923."
THE U GftAKDE EVDNTMG OBSEfttEIT
PAGE THREE
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NEWS of SOCIETY
Observance
Of Lenten
Is Started
Olinervanee of the intvn season
ly ('uthollp and Episcopal rh urch
in ln-KifiH totluy, Ash Welnsdny,
"') i'oiitlinu'8 until Kbster Sunday.
April 12. Titti formal otuurvnnce of
1,int fa confined to th futliollr
and Kpsropal churchfa, although
many othf r rhrlHtlan. denoinlnu
lU.ns hold to u "mora or Icbb formal
1'er'OKtiitLon of it. :
' . Tlio Lt-nten ivKukitions tn all of
the churches In which formal ob
servance is. rtiuirn. rail for obatl
hence fnjjn public uiiiustmmits,
siu h ut ihoatiMH. bullA and dances,
iitveral cliibH In !a Grande nave
udiourned unlll after tin Lenten
season-' iuid iKinc.-s and parties
amoiif. Episcopal and Catholic cir
cles nave been postponed until after-April
12.
- Lenten observance Is held In com
memoration of the forty days' rout
in,,' of Christ and the Koman Cath
olic regulations call for abstinence
from flesh foods, with rrtoi spe
cial exemptions and restrictions.
Lent closes In the observance of
Passion week, between Palm Run
flftv and Faster Sunday, on which
date la rninnu-morated the rising of
Lhilst from the dead.
Portland Misa Ann Btange, of
I-a Grande, was an attractive guest
at ih formal costume ball gtvn at
liill Military Academy last Satur
day. Shu wore a lovely Colonial
a short business meetlnj?. I
'I
The Parent -TeachHtu association
of Central school Is planning & very
interesting meeting for Friday af-l
ternoon. lVbrnary 27. when It will
meet at Jhe Nelghbo'rhood club
rooms nt 2:45 o'clock. Dr. W. T.
Phy will be the speakerjor the af
ternoon tnd his uildress will he on
"Hereditary"'and "Parents lleapon
aiblllty." The children or Imogco
ICuhs-U's room will give a play and
u damce. t
Henry Maxl'ieid, teacher o' the
Ml.. Glenn school, entertained the
school children anil a few guests
Monday afternoon at a house party
in celebration of Washington's
birthday anniversary. George and
Marl ha Washington received the
t nests, (tames and slouH, In ac
cordance with-jhc ul'fair, were fea
tured during the afternoon.
He fore adjournment luncheon was
served.
Annouiu'enu'nta .
Sui'lal an nun uceiiie ills mf
txj irhiil In this colmtiu fre
of charge. Auy miiihhiimi
uieitu Hrtitluliiit in any fuuo
(ions sueb as (looked fiod
salHH. etc., will Ims refused. An
oouncouieiita, to Im printed the
ftamt- day, must 1m In society
Mlltnr'a hands by it: On o i Iik-U.
News editor' nulu.
Mrs. I -rat er lira m we i a nd M rs.
.T. M. P. Snyder will be hostesses
to the Jolly Bridye club tomorrow
alterr.oon, February 2i!. '
The Ladies Aid oi' the Lutheran
eosaime of resden coloring. The 1hu:rn miwt tomorrow utter-
affuir was ttended by .about l(lu noon, l-Vbruary id. at theominun
'illll cadets In uniform and an erinal!1' room ''liuivh with Mrs.
number of the sub debutantes 0r!c'iltm'r ,u,f,,,SiI-
Portland, many of "whom are slu-
Uents at ,st. Helen s hall whore Miss
Sianfre Is relsterf-d. The hall was
ileeorated In flags find garlands of
evergreen. Several prominent so
ciety women were patronesses. The
receiving line was headed by Mrs.
Joseph A. HIM and the place of
, honor was given to Mrs. J. H. Mont
gomery, founder of the Daughters
of the-American devolution in Gre
The Art Department of
Neighborhood club will meet to
morrow afternoon nt the club
rooms for their regular meeting.
"Koninn Sculpture" will be the
subject for the afternoon, with Mrs.
H. Jl. Cleaver In charge.
.rWl,ew XVas, This.ChPirJU
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I Other World y pices
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4fc4.".-V,r..i
-Newest Flannel Dresses
For Wearing Now
$16.50
Helen Elwood Stokes, ptuuitd siau-J in an arm vhutr. suys th chair was
In her mother's home in Denver when the photo was taken. W K. D.
Stokta says it was in the notorious Kverlelgh Club In Chicago. Mrs.
StoeA eays she will produce Hi- clulr tn court to prove her. husband
. guilty, oi nialiciously detaining bar character
ni rrnn nn
n . !Hil 44 H U H 1
i a I Liiuuuuia
SHIELDS li
WOMAN (XAniH KSTATE
DK.ND, tire. Willi the hoarded
won and stale regent of the Colon-' Wt aU h ol' William Pitcher, McKay
lal Dames. The affair was In cele
luiiion of Washington's birthday.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) Dlfl-
George W. Taylor, of Cove, and
creek hermit. In wdm.se death cliam- irlct Attorney Arthur K. Heading
ber $:taaa was found, at stake, an announced Tuesday he would re-
aitempt is now being made to lo- new proceedings for tile eJclra die
cute, a leil-haudcd mould hoard !ion of Albert It. Kussell of Wichl-
plow. Disi'oviry of such a plow in. la Kulls, Texas, Indicted here In
.....m i.u.un iiuiiiuiiii nu.. uniii u in thn ju.iMM. property, near. Prtne- 1 0 2 H, for desertijni.1 non-support
marriage yesterday atteruoon iitjvmt wMI vinually prove the claim'und abandonment or his wile and
the parsonage of the I- Irnt Mclho-l()f m ,-H. , Theodosia M. Gilliam of;eh!ld who reside In Winchester,
.list Kpiscopal church here, wllh : Harper. Kan., that Pitcher was her .Special Officer Charles Mollahan.
itfverend lOlmer Grant Keith of fi-1 1-,lti.l,r , . U.,nt i tv,i r ,.,,., ...I
Pitcher, whose estate was val- .Tuesday that James Ferguson, hus
tled at about iio.uaa, died without .hand of Governor Mlram A. lYr-
rjalnt;. The young couple expect
to make their home on a ranch
three miles north of Cove.
Mr. and Mrs. William Helvey en
tertained the It. "B. G. club last eve
' nine at their O avenue home, the
' affair conforming with the spirit oi
Washington's birthday anniversary.
M I'M. It by Cameron won high hon
ors at. cards anil Clement W-.illace
' won gentleman's prize. Consolation
went to Mr, Helvey and Mrs. li. t
Shields. Before adjournment aVle
leious luncheon was serveil.
The Neighbors of Woodcraft
pave a chicken dinner last evening
at Ksgles hall for members and
their families. Covers were laid for
two hundred and an excellent din
ner was served nt (i:30 o'clock, af
ter which a short program wras giv
' en. Mrs. Duncan appeared in n
very clever recitation, the children
of the Juvenile Circle gave several
numbers and Mis. J. G. Stltzinger
played two bfOUlUul piano solos,
hollowing the program then? was
Recipe
Or
Receipt?
leaving a will. Shortly after his guson, presided at the extradietion
death his estc.te was turned over neuritis and refused the application
to a nephew. jon the grounds It would '"hurt Kits-
Mrs. Gilliam's father whose name sell's business.'.' . ...
Jwas William Pitcher, left the east.) . 7tuss-lt ' recently wim' arrested
aPioiif 40 years ago. Me was never )hprn Tor Massachusetts itulhorl-
heard from after having his wife, llf. riw (,xlriljUjon proceedings,
and baby daughter. When he left :1.jnaIian S1(i)lt w,.r1 ((,)ened by one
Im took a covered wagon nd farm .Ma(.ionuld. who remarked:
implement., among which -was a
left-handed plow. J'1" 1 wa ou to m,,t t A1,or-
. ney peters. e ave here to help
TIIHOI'fill M.Wh WANTF.D Mr- U,I8B"11 who, lh,'' w:tnt ln
ISKND, Ore. An effort Is being Maaehuselt. We don't want hlm
mado here to secure a through mall Ko back. He Is a business man
stae lo Ktuniath Kulls. Mail be- of Wichita Palls and !s married
tween the two nlacea now goes! hern and a good citizen
around by Weed, Cal., and takes
four days.
Letters have been written to
Mull aha n was asked to tell his
st ory . he sa id , a nd a ft er he had
done this the presiding officer unit
An Interesting- controversy is be
ing waged In the columns of a
current magazine, us to the correct
uses of Precipe" und "receipt." It
is generally accepted by those argu
ing on both sides of the question,
l bat "recipe" means formula.
Proponents or the use of "recipe"
In cookery, insist thai recipe means
any kind of formula. ipponcnls'
insist It applies solely to medical
formulas and lo nothing else, und
therefore, tin use. In its . present
j household meaning Is incorrect.
Both sides quote liberally iroiu va
rious authorities.
1 The Century dictionary claims
j.'reeeipl.'L. to bejhe.-, correct word,
for d .cooking formula,- that "rec-r
ipeTTIielongn strictly 'Trr"h medical
prescription. -
in America prescription Is the
accepted "word for n doelor'H form
ula. Ko many of ns Incline to the
did um of the Kn cyclopedia Brilan
ntca. It authorizes the use of
"recipe" In cookery, and 'f receipt"
as an acknowb dgemnt. of value
received. , ' " ' ,
Other authorities approve of the
Interchangeable vise' of Jhe two
words In cookery.' . ,
Representative Rlnnott from this Pd Russell whether he was the per
distrlct and to the fourth assistant 'son named In the Indictment and
postmaster. The commercial club whether he had been in Massaclm
Is seeking the cooperation of the setts nt the time specified. Itusscll,
Klnmuthl Kails citizens and has Mallahnn said, answered both uues
wrltten letters there. lions In the afflrm-atlve. Kergion
While there Is now pa'-ttal malt; then rendered hlu decision, Malla-
servlce by stage between Bend and .ban reported. In these words:
Trimmed
Hat
Sale
Onr Ili'Ki'l'if IjI.hu n' '
1 1 fill I'lilti-ni Hals prlrwl
fir a 10 Hay Sail? as follows:
- $".50 and $11.00.
Hi'llidiilH-r. Ilii-si1 nn- our
Ki-gular SU.B5 lo $HI.7-" val-
WALLING'S
other towns to the south n'l he
tween Klamath and towns to the
i north, there Is no direct or relayed
service between the cities them
I selves. The present gup is between
Crescent and Port Klamath on The
J Dalles-California highway.
CESSES
Before you Build
Buy or Rem, get
The Electrical mHiwrm
far Householders.
This Booklet is free
rom any contractor
or retailer who
displays this seal
I'm not going to return him. lit
is in business here. It would hurt
hin business."
Senator wants to probe shoe
prices Let's hope he intends
starting' In at the foot and work
ing up.
The new spring hat may be
felt, bit not as much as Its cost.
When You
Tire Of
Your Bob
Then you'll be Interested
In the fine hair selection
we have just purchased to
utd in making a perfect
coiffure while your own hair
(Trows out to the proper
lenpth.
The hair is of excellent
quality and moderate tn
price. We urge you to ee
the dlsplfty at yo ir early
convenience
GEIST MAKINELLO
SHOP
Rnotn Hmnmrr HMff.
"A tb-auty Alii lor
f.irwj HmL"
Phone Main 577
& V VAO ni?STATES IllSil
ONtKiN (AP) Announcement
that up I r It voices from the other
world soon would b broadcast Uy
radio was iuud at u rt'ctnt meet
liiH of the Londou Spiritualist At
liHiice, Limited, membem of which
had assembled to diseusa the nuea
lion, "Is Lord Not'lhcltffe tleud'"
Hr K'Hvard Murshull ila.1l. K. C. a
noted barrister, presided.
News that efforts were pel nt
mude to hold seances by means of
wirexs was made known tn the
member of -the, alliance by Miss
Louise uwen. private mm ret a ry to
the hilt Lord Northellffo,' win re
ported that "before loii. w are
oIuk to be able to broadcast tt he
spirit voices by radio." Previous
lo lids announcement Miss Owen
said she hail a recent message from
Lord Northclllfe for the women ttl-
tetidluK the meetitifr and this was
that the women everywhere should
organize for the purpose of brlnp
iiK about uttolitlon of war and
-let It be known thut they would
not brlUK boys Into the world, for
the purpose of being: massacred."
Sir A. Conan Poyle, tho He v. O. '
Vb iwen and numerous others
tobl of their experiences ut various-
seances when tliey had commuut
cated 'with the former well known'
newspaper pimliHher. He v. Owen
asserted that tour days after Lord,
Northcltffe'H death he had been Ui !
touch with him, and that five days
later a me.'sae came sayinKf. ;"l
want to thank you fov your . pray
ers for nit .They helped mo- so
much." . . - , . -.
The principal speaker - of. , the
evening- was liannen Swaffer. one
of the best known spiritualists in
Loudon and formerly in Lord
Northeliffe's employ, who recited t
tils experiences, saying that but re- .
eeialy he had been in coiumunlca- !
Hon with his former employer for,
two hours. i . I
In one message ,Mr. Sweffer
quoted l-ord NorDicliffe as say
inp: "InsteaiUof holding up ttol
shevism, tickle 'em." A later mes
sage, according to Mr. Swatfer.
said: "Too many advertisements,
and leaders too long." ths, it was
taken, to having had reference to
some of the former Northellffo
pti)llcati6ns.
"I hear that Northellffo has been
reaching other circles, und that he
In now a slightly .different North
ellfic." Mr. Swaffer averred.:, "He
can look down on suffering. He,
champions the endeavors of the1
league of Nations. He says-that I
we .cannot stump out Haclallsm;
It Is loo old and too strong. North
ellffe said. "I made a mistake about
Lloyd tleors which I reirret.
tv mm uown ioo simiucdiv.
Kurtber, Mr. Swatter guuied th ;
lata publisher as saying: "'1 am1
out to atop war befurv anything. I ;
ttend tu bring ithuitt miuatity (or i
alt men. and when very iwuu uiul i
every woman, la a splritualUit w
shall not have lo, view the strug
gle between vLP'Uil and labor.' "
' A letter fro in Karl Haig. read to
the alllumv mcmbeiw, follows: "
am sorry I aui unable to attend
the meet in a. &- a. vry sincere
regard for Lo&'i iNkrtiieliffe, und I
fione that yuur efforts to convince
the world; of the survival of his
personality after fleuth wilt meet
.with SUCCttHM."
Another meeting to discuss Lord
PUTMAN'S
READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY
In the
Norlhcllffo in to In- hiMJ
ni'in-Tulun1.
UMUilMi III I'l'I F liAINH
nerva
Say's . -
The most . common foot
trouble with which we come
'in "dally contact' are- tlred,r
aching- and' tender feet,
weak or -turnlug anklea,
weakness of . the instep or
aroU, catiaiiig broken down
arch und flat feet,- corns,
calls ises, ; bunions, crooked
toes. . , .
proper treatment and care
.described' here at TU U
ItOOTKItY wilt correct (he
cause of those Iroubtes und
restore the foot to norm il
comfort. Pedograph photo-gj-upha
taken-of the feet and
examination free. . Call at
THE BOOTERY
- OAX IIAYDEV, Algr.
,. We fan Serve You. .
f tRVALI.ia fre. Logging op
era! ions r iucruKing hr.- The
ihurles li. Spauldiug company,
which has large timber holding
on Mary's Peak, will begin logging
operations within a few weeks ao
cording to Mr. Hlmpson, superin
tendent 'of logging operations for '
j the company.
The fumeron company, although
t run Dim? more or less regulerty i.
J Ing the".-nU . hav beVlfsfclpunfi ;
log tn larger iiaulitie ol late
Tills com pun y In operating-in thw
Hpanldlnc timbep of th peak. The.
Kve-rgrtn Lumber Mmpaayr which ,
haa been shut down for some time,
started the Uriswold llolman mill a
few. days ago. , . . :
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Time Deals Harshly
With London's Noted
Gothic Masterpiece
Eton Jacket.
Revived
"Check Seal"
A V PLIANC K S
Carried By
' KASTKK.N OKKCON
lk;ht & rowKK t.
LONDON. (AP) Big Ben, the
famous of clock of the Houses of
Parliaments becamo clogged with
Hoot and dirt recently and ceased
its ticking altogether. This Bug
gt-flted to Hla Majesty's office o:
works that something must be
done In the near future an prevent
the building Itself from entirely
changing Its architectural features
because of decay.
The British Houses of Porlia-
ment are considered one of the
finest specimens of Gothic arch
Itecture In the world, and atrcnoun
efforts are under consideration to
prevent their famous pinnacles
from further crumbling away.
AKiny ulreudy have disappeared
und a general scheme of restorut
ion may be resorted to for the pur
pose of preserving the symmetry
of the exterior of the famous build
inc. On some sides about halt
the pinnacles have either fallen,
gr been removed from time to timi
as a measure of safety.
Owing to decay of the stone fea
tures, many of the gargoyle figures
have lost their noses ami some or
the figure-heads, battered by the
winds and rains and soot, -have
taken on a semblance of skulls and
ery creatures. - In many places
the very stone work hue begun to
flake, and near the porch over the
Peers' entrance to the Hons of
Lords It has become so brittle thut
it la possible to scrape It with a
j finger nail. High uy on the mas
. 'W 1 Hv stye Victoria tower many of the
15-1 I r !.; '- , (figures In the niched have lost
XV J I ) - i : lunger nail. High up on the mas-
llfully carved crowns have become
little more than shapeless blots of
masonry.
Hir Frank Haines, chief orchltect
of His Majesty's Office of Works
has been engaged some time on
report on the itucstioii of arresting
the detrloratlon.
"It Is not a problem of subsiden
ce, as In the ras of Ht. Paul's
cathedral." Hir Frank explained re
cently. 'The foundations on
which the Houses of Parliament
are built are safe, and the sttucl
ure ts-f Is perfectly sound. ' It
ih simply a matter of decay of the
extermil stone work. 1
THE old Kton Jacket Hi rcvlvtd In1 "Almost front the time the
this street frock of navy blue. Hon of Parliament were built.
The abort Jacket buttons over lKa-isf2. the proevm of internal
waistcoat of whtie ptque with gold decay h-auie manifest, the soft
buttons down the front. Tha tla ef stone rriunMing owing to the act
lecta at collar, waist and slevs arc mn of the soot and sulphur In tae
IVJ 4 trlking. .: London atmospher." I
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Safe
Milk
fend Diet
For Infants.
Invalid.
TlieAgt-J
Contains the valuable mnsrlff
and bone forming elements found I
in the grain and whole milk.
Raines happy, robust children.
Nutritious and easily assimilated.
rtepared ef home by stirnng the pow
tle' in hut or cbkt wuter. Ho cookini.
We have made a study
of wiring ' conveniences
and correct lighting.
Why not take advant
age of our , experience.
It costs you nothing tn
call on us. We will glad
ly show 'you why It is
worth while to have
these conveniences, "ml
jiow little tiicy will cost
you.
If you can't come in
just phone and we will
call at your home.
La Grande
Electric Co.
M-12t . 1304 Adams
FOLLOWING IS TECHNICAL IlEFOBT FROM NEW YORK
. ;. ., .... LABORATORIES ON, ,
GOLDEN CRUST
GENERAL APPEARANCE Oooa
BLOOM Golden JfUovf. '
TEXTURE Cloae cell formation.
CHDST Thin and tender.
CRUMB Soft.. .
. . COLOR OP CRUMB Creamy white.
. 0130H Oood.
KLAVOn Oood,
KEEPING- QUALITIES Good.
A VERY OOOD LOAF. '
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
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Patronize Home Industry
t BUY YOUR CANDY AT
The Candy Shop
i(' 217 Fir Stmt
y "The Home of Home-Mad Canoy
(Retail only)
When you try Fontana'i FIRST, nonce
how well rhe macaroni elbowi, noodlei, or
wharcver the product may be, ii packed.
SKCOND,ohserve the uniform high quality.
No "ip.it" or "fractured" lengths, tubei or
elbows, in a Fontana package,
THIRD, tee how quickly Fontana'i re
spond to cooking. Not a bit of ttarchineii.
The exclusive Fontana way of making, con
verti the it arch into a wholrtomc element.
FOURTH, taite the richer flavor. It'i
alwayi prcicnt, even when you "watnvup"
leri-oven.
Ochar Foouuta Product
Mcroni Spihttii Vrrmtrtlli
tlto fipihl(t K( Noodlti
(hot and mdtV-Th ntm mca
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LET US HELP YOU--
With your electrical problems.
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WE ARC THE "CHECK SEAL" CONTRACTORS
AND RETAILERS
II. & S. ELECTRIC
107 Depot St. Phone 393-W
7m:
Credit . :-
Attentive Service
Heliable merchandise
. Real values '
Satisfaction assured.
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WIRE NETTING
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Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co.
The Line Is Busy
When llic lelcplxxio operator tell joa "tlw line ii bunjr,"
thli fart has boon made known lo her by n electric signal,'
wlilch In Ihc fraction at n accond antoniatlcAllj- hullcatcs that -tlw
lino cnllfMl fur la in nv. ft tho operator were rompelln
lo "test" the line of the party railed, prompt senleo wonld ;,
ne out of the nticsthnu .
M licn "hiiy" n-iorta are repeated on iccisi calls fa
I lie Mime nnmlier. It l generally diut to an Immoderate n.e '
of the called line. Have confidence. In her when she make
the report "the line Is biuy." "
Home Independent
Telephone Co.