La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 12, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, March 12, 1925. TTTE LA", GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PACE THREE NEWS of society social mews The regular mooting of the For- t'iun Missionary Horli'ty of tin MotiiMlist Kpiftcopal church wm " holil yesterday nfternoon t tin ( hnpio of Mrs, Floy,1 MrKennon Mrs. Hnnfori hart the If-ssnr IVlnirtiiff China Almost t'p T Mra. IMfrson lei th rtvat tlou, "The Water of l.ifo." The meet in i? was spent Inrcely !n ohftervtntr rounders rtiy and ti was agreed, that the Home anrt ''orrijrn missionary societies of th i-liiirch will jolr! tve ;i )nrtiml t. iiif junior socli-jirH on March 27. "tvefreslmu-nls were srvpd nt ihr el.ise of Hie afternoon. . In honor of Mrs. f'hrlR MlHcr' M'th birthday nnniverB'-y. a nitm 1k r ttf friendfl irathered nt her home on Ailnitis aveniif1 with Mrs. In . dema Terry aellng is host ess. Four mules were nt play iliii'tng the eve Mn and al the eonehwlon of the - enrd. Reunion, it was found Hint A .en Mrlel-Hun and Mrs. I., V, Hinndlry had won hiirh hoimra r'onsnlallnn went to Kleannr Olto. A two-eourjie luncheon was flt-rv-e! before adjournment. The members of the Wednesday Tfilwr Hridsre eluh ivr- ditlKht fully entertained .last evenint til Mm linnif- of Mr. and Mis. I 11. lityos. Mrs. Kd Holmes assisted "Vrn Ha'yes as hosttss. w llleh sfHiro for tin- evening's play to Mrs. I I.. Lilly and Aiii;iimI J. rlane. finlnty refreshments were serv ed. Mi, nnd Mrs. J. J. Penrson and Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Sanford enter- - tainr-d the Thursday llrldire club MM unlay evenlm; il the Sanford home on N avenue. Mweet peas and pussy' willows were nswl to deeo- . rat'- dif. rnoms. 1 IIIkIi honors nl cards went to Mr. rrnl Mrs. W. (', Ki-nimin. A t A'o-eourst' luneln'ou was Sirv i ed at the close of the card s. s- - fiion. Announcements Social annmuvemcnl my he prime) In lhl oli.mn free of chance. Any anomno niwnts pertaining to any fiinc flnns Buoli as conked food eate. PlCi will be refused. An nniinoemeDUi, lo be prlnll the tame . day, . must be tn poriey tutor's bonds by 9:00 o'clock. News editor's note. ... Thn Missionary Sociely of tho . fMit lftinn church will meet Friday I nltrht with Mrs. Kdwnrd Kliell, U04 Pennsylvania avenue. Mrs. O. W. loms will be leader, her topic t. be "China," Mrs. Myers will ns s;st Mrs. Kbell as hostess. The Vrcsbyteriatv Inflles ;of the MiSMlonnry Soclefy Av'HI nTect ar ih" church tomorrow afternoon at i 2:.'!0 o'clock. The jiropram will be i in ''harpe of Mrs. H. H. Cleaver. . .inject "Meltin? Pot." Mpeclnl inn-I sic nill be plven by Mnurine Moore. WALLING'S La Vogue Coas Just received; another ship ment of these nipiilitr hand ful lured MjHsh Cojus rea 6on ably jirlreil, WALLING'S LOW, LIGHTLY EONED k. LA CAMILLE! Oomfort lo thr. nth il.-er-! This tJt CumHIi. In fa.hlooa'l nf dninty mulfrlat!.. !t:i loir lop mil bark of lnlo web. tyitiir. A rarmont. that for 9hmr tov?Mn'-fia anl prartlcal II f, cannot be equalled. B fllleil lo a l.a Camilla and know real cornet romfort. full line of th illffeienl models In nrnielere anil Toe. ela. nlwav" on hand. MRS. ROltT. PATTISON Corei kre I'hone Main W 10 4th St., WmI of P. O. A Handkerchief Points' If mm x FASHION Is th-Mo, nu ijouht. but she dons reiuaJn true to liandker chief points on Uuiiclrm fim-kn. Unduubtedly, they make the most fluttering hem I mo there ia which la excuse enough, for htr constancy. Crystal heads and silver embroidery also" enilwllltih, this luvely -Nile Kreen creation unit give It u moult Ubt effect. i A cordial invitation ;s extnded ly the society to nil .ladles of the church nnd conf?reRalon to at tend. An Ice crenni podnl wtll he held rt She T.O. O. I Temple Thnrs- Viy nlt'ht. ' All Moose and their -rambles have been Invited. British rear Xecesllv or V. R. Trip to Htmly I'.nropcan Art I.OXnOK (AD The time op 1 en rs t o be rn nid t v approach In ff vVrn:jt wU hftjinfiessoo- tr Kpt? limf n to tnalte n tour of the l-nitcd States In order to stndv Piiiopenn nvt. snvs tho Rundnv T'irtoiieJ, connncnllnr on "our lost art treasures" which have been vuvchnsed in F.nithind and .other Hut-openn countries by Americans ri"'' the wer. ' Onr own nrtNlle trei ..,Tes nro rionrinft across the Atlanlc nt a nnrtentious rate," yuyn the nrticle. 'two nilUlrr. eounrls worth of ;lc ti."s ami anionic fu'ii'i'iv. alnue M-r sold 'n T.oniinn tor America lM vnr. r.i.o the toial sine the w-r b.iq1 been estimated at nevly nfiO.Onn Soon tho-e mnv In r o 'old mist'-rsi In Fur land on? side the public callerles. All the private collections will hnve been npferrd i-i Amerlra'i ii;i'H -n-iiii'f'i nnd litinspnrted i the oUu r rid'-." .iriif.F Iili'KSON TO WAIT SAT. KM, Ore. Ashbv f Plck pnn ennnot tahe hin sent ns circuit twlpp of Arnltnomnh county until the rvnlrntlon of n f0-dav period after the adjournment of the lef?is lMnre Atiornev fjenernt Van Wln lMe nd vised the povernnr. .Tndtre THeUnon has fiifd tils hond with the fieeretarv of state nnd Is prepared to tilte ofiee Inimeiliately. .Tudire Ob-kpon was npnolnted bv Oov'mrir . P'erpo after the lnfrlsln tnre bad pnj'fr.l n bill vetoed bv the povernor dnrlUR tlie 112-'! ses sion end vrovldinir for nn eighth circuit jndKC for MnHnonmh coun tv. P.eeaiiRp thin bill did not car rv nn emertrenev clai'e it is placed In the samp elast with oilier slm lar bills, the nttorney penernl holds. Nadjseles&.Doil Mirltini Hamilton, 15. of LhKo powders hr r.oa and danera beau tlfutly, Juat like all othr glrlf but he Is a dlr-tor of tle t'trderal Life in-turam Oeniany. of whloft her tttUr. l-wac JHttir Hamflton, t pre-iont Her fathtr cart a womaa iutfi under staiitt buatneaa pni0tn i . it Tiir nan I ft ntrRhri THR PARK (Special). Aunt Maud Vanorder entertained a nimber of friends. nelKhliois and relatives, some who had been unable to attend on her weddim? anniversary the sixth". The day was spent very "pleasantly with a luncheon served nt 1 o'clock. It was reported that Chester Oodsny was sick Sunday. Monday he was unable, to go u, won. l is hoped that he will not be III for longr. Mrs. 8. Clod Hay had four fine Iioks butchered Saturday. Mrs. Will Vanorder repapereil her bedroom and kitchen with a very flue pattern of paper. It Is reported. . Cranky Drag Saw Tlert Titus of ltaymo Flat wan repnlilnR his drnr flaw last weeU. II failed to po rltfht and he Hlar! ed lo saw his wood by hand wilh cross-cut. Finally he work ed another spell nt the machine when It started fine nnd now he will have his job finished soon. Ceorjro Wrifrht of ltaymo I'lai was in I'nlon preparhiK a Kardi -a for Mi s. William WiKffb swoi i b. The I.ee brothers of the Willow farm, Itnynio Flat, were in 1'n lot on business Saturday. Joseph ity was brandinir caltb and tnrneil some of them i p;! III re last week. Here Van was hauling hay from the J. Kennedy farm, Uie Oreek Saturday. Jack and Pohl.y IT inter were at Aunt Maud Vunnnlcr's for din ner Sunday. Fd 1 lack. Wig Creek fa rnior and cnltlernan, came over Sun day for a horse Clarence Van order wintered for' him, Lester Miller, who Is ne,ent for dried frulls returned home to Pleasant Valley Sunday. lie tou; lare orders for primes which n:v the very hfsl. dried prunes seen around this eon n try for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Kd Hack with their children from HI? Creel; went around Telocaset by uulo Saturday on their way to I'niou to attend the funeral of Itobeit I.andis, Miss Mary Vanorder received a letter from her Utile friend, Mar tha Watts of Hill City, Idaho, slalhiK that the snow there was still five feet deep. A letter from Kenneth Vanor der was received telling that Mr. Gullck, owner of tho lurffe tiav ranch where Kenneth Is. feeding tho 500 head of the Woodson out fit's cattle, was taken seriously III nnd was taken to linker where it was found that he was sul'f r- 11ns from appendicitis. Mr; (J il licit is well known here. It is reported here that Pill 1 Titus of Telocaset has been farm ibiff off ami . on for t hree weeks. Slopping Rt flmes because of the ground freezing. Ral pli Tit us from Pay m o Fin t , son of Pert Titus, went back to school In I'nlon Monday. Pert Titus Is preparing tn faun soon at ltaymo Flat. A hit of serious news that es caped the correspondent was t he shooting of Winn Imncnn's big too by Clcorge McDowe. They were hutching hogs nnd Mr. Mr Dow shot one plff with a .22 rirle. The hullet did not hit the pig at the right place and therefore the swine went on Its way. Mr. U'in- jcan of Medical Springs, who wns helping, caught the pig nnd held it by the onr for Mr. McPnwe to shoot, ngnln. This time the hul let struck the pig on the nose, going through the two Jaws nnd hitting Mr. Duncan's big toe. As It wns, everyone laughed, but Mr. Duncan didn't see any Joke al al.l. However, tl is Reported that the toe while quite badly brilned, is In fair shape of recovery. THE FINEST ESSEX EVER You Cannot Get Equal Style, Performance and Reliability Within Hundreds of Dollars of its Price Essex is totally different type. Its advantages are exclusive because patented. It gives results never brfore attained in any car: Low price, without disappointment in looks or reliability. Economy without sacrifice of performance. Stability and highest roadablllty without unnecessary weight. The riding ease of large, costly cum. The handling ease of a bicycle, ttter simplicity In design. The lowest maintenance cost, we believe, of any car In the world. Hudson-Essex, Largest Selling 6-Cylinder Closed Cars In the World Ledbeiter Garage Weds Stableman Kir L3 "I'll marry whom I please.' Wuka K- Mnforth. iil. wUU when tier weulitiy S.in Kmncfauo parents ob jected to hti- iiuirritige to Wlltiuin ThrulkvKl, 30, a stableimui, Stiu HHU Clinmher Ulreclni-s lle-eliM te-l t CHANTS PASS. Ore. H. D. Xoi'lon. for the last, year president of the Grunts Pass ehamber ot eonilluree, . will head tial oi-Kan-ii:aiion for another year, lie was re-elected uuaiiiiuou.siy at the an nual luefttlig. All of he old. ol ricera wre re-eb-t'led. Th' report of the treasurer showed thai I he ehaiil..-r w.ih in -e. Hi ht lioaneial 1'i.ntlil ion. JOLDEN-BROWN. plenty of syrup for sweet been able to improve the improvement has come in the four itself. Albers. Flapjack Flour has made it easy for every one to make tender, tempting, no-trouble-tcdigest pancakes every time. It has everything you need to' make good hot cakes. Self-rising; no bothcr;as simple to use as stirring cream in your cofTcc. Simply add a little water or milk and bake on a hot griddle. Your grocer has it in the handy round carton Vith the replaceable lid. BUILT HIO DEBUTE 1 IILLBE HELD vnivfiihitv of nnnaoN, i nf 'lie. ore. (Speelul) Oregon and Stanford dehailng teams wilt nn tliealr" In the cond In tt'reollegiate debato in Jhe West. Maieh "ft. the Oregon men urgu iii,; the ouiiliin of- the Japanese iniuiu'ratloii law" from station :;V. Porihind, and the Pplo AMfl liio from station KI.X, Oakland, ' , The teams, all hough approx imati ly Sun utiles distant front each nl her, will follow the ordinary form and convention of the usual dehaie. Oregon has ihn nfflrmallve of the uuesibin, "Kesolved. That the l'1-t.sent Immigration Taw Should Do Ann nled to Permit th Kn l rn nee of t he .1 a pa nese on the Quola PaslM." The Oregon-California radio tie bate last year attracted wide, al teuiiou. The Hok peace plan was the l.'-Kue tl'i'ii. The teams spokn itotn the f-tme illations which will hr iailea.t ihe deliale this mouth. Kail in Cans ruvc (he decision by mail vote, altd tiregoti won by nn ovei whelming ma lrity. Decision hi the Oregon-Stanford debute, wilt be Ik' niMl, the radio listeners north or Ihe California Hue ie ltd-; in ' He ir t:lntH lo station Kl!W oA heart-warming picture on cold to , ' and nippy mornings feath - r - lieht pancakes with company no one has combination! The only Better Breakfal $95 FrU ht and T(M and south of the boundary to ata tion KI.X. According to plans, the first Oregon apeiiker will deliver the ur ffrmativo speech. The port In ml station will then' i-entuiti i"eitl while the negntlve speaker for Oakland staiiou broadratttn. Then will follow ihe (wo reuiaiiilng "i""1" " " : l-'i-anep debated against Callforn- la ami Inst winter was a member or the team that defeated (tford- Houston, senior In enonomic'i. will enter his first Intet-eollegiaie coutent against Stanford. - I1IKZ VASi: T1'HS1INATKI SAl,i:M, Ore. The famous I'hez case iiRalnxt the Salem Fruit union was terminated when tho count y cbiik recitveil n too titbit e from the supreme court. This spells Ihe fin ish or the fruit union and at the same time presage a neries nf minor suits ngaliint towers wlione It$ a square mtal for a dim EVERY BITE'S A DELIGHT When You Tire Of Your Bob Then you'll be Interested In the flno hair selection we have just purchased to aid In inukitttf a perfect oolffuru while your own hair growl out to Ihe proper length. , The hair Is of excellent quality and moderate In price. We urge you to ace the display at yoir early convenience GEIST MARINELLO SHOP Room 6, Soaimra Bllf. "A BcanlT All! for Evury Necil." Phone Main 577 ' SAVING Is a habit that grows stronger wilh age and easily cultivated. UNITED STATES We have mnli a Httidy of wiring ronvriilciicoA and cor-ri-ot llulitlug. Why not fnlto n.lvanlfio Of OUT I'lJM'Hl '!. It IMIHlS yoti not hi n tr to i-atl on lis, Hill Klnt,ly Ntiow jo n wtiy It In worth wliilo to have Hipso roniPiiUiHi-s antl liqw 111 t If tlM'y will i'st n. it you ian't conu In, Just phono ami mi w III mil it your honit. ( La Grande Eleciric Co. M-I2I lllflt Adanifl WE SPECIALIZE ON Generator Starling Ignition All Electrical Repairs To Your Car Guaranteed Service Full Line of Service Parts Battery Electric Service 1311 Wash. M-753 FREE Spring i j I Our Attractive New Fashions Prove It-- i! j it Tlie new ensemble costumes complete with bright colored coats for poRulnrity, while gaily printed silk ddesaes receive the enthusiastic attention of Dame Fashion.. To lop all, the perky, new hats are shown in colors that blend artistically. LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY fnto Ih not derided hy Uir mandate, Undi'r th mundatp Judgment of (110.243.11) In entered In favor of Hip Phea company airalnst the fruit union. Aieteia of the fruit union !are vli'luully covered hy lta lmtld j hilt vnrlonily eatlmated between I $3ii,iMin nnd 40. (ion, A reserve fund ! ' OPKN KVKRY -NIGHT UNTIL MARCH 16th Income Tax Office L. I, Busey Public Accountant Wilh Weeks & Black, Foley Blig. , - MAIN 739 INCOME TAX SEASON IS BEtlB Ilnvfl jour Inronio Tax SfaU-ment prepared by ono who knows. Two years with II. N. Internal locveniui DcpartinouU 1 II. M. MALONEY ,A r.nANDE, OREGON. l'lione MS-It. Foley BuUdlof LET US HELP YOU- With your electrical problems. WE AR15 THE "CHECK SEAL" CONTRACTORS AND RETAILERS H. & S. ELECTRIC 107 Depot St. PUm. J9:t-W Credit Attentive Service Reliable merchandise Real values Satisfaction assured. GARRIS Neither A Borrower Nor A Lender Be Have your own telephone. It will rave you money and spare you in convenience. Itetter see us right away. Home Independent Telephone Co. Is Here! mtfff of f 16. 000 ta practically eaton up by back tncome laxiw. The next procedure will be to throw the fruit union into a rccelvorhlp. I ' An Alabama dude, ta a man who cuta a chew of tobaccOo with his knlfo inatead of biting It off. $ i f;' V.- 1 4