Tuesday, March 24, 1925.
THE IX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE,
NEWS of SOCIETY
Mrs. W. P. MrArtftpy charmingly
t-nn'riuincd the ehulrmen of on
coiuiiilttpps of the Monday MtiHlcul
nt an attractive luncheon at the
Hotel Foley yeslerday noon. A
beautiful color schema of yellow
and pink, was carried out in the
decorations, sweetppB and daffo
dils serylwr as a eeniorpieee. Many
novel u(Hi3, referring to the organ
ization were used and each ffii'-st
was presented with a clever favor.
luirinj? tlie luncheon plans were
discussed for munlc week, May 3
to 9. inclusive. A very interesting
Bi-riis of musical programs are he.
Iiti iirrnv,:u fur -I'ttal week. The
co-operation of tho various frater
nal orffiinizatlons will he solicited,
fireat Interest in already sho-rn
th.-ouKhout the city,
i
Those prcficnt al the luncheon
yesterday were: Mrs. V. P. Mr.
A'lory- fhnlrnian of Musical; Mrs.
I.ynii Miight; secretary: Mrs. O. S.
Itlrnln. Mrs. T. J, HerppRin and Mrs.
:, I.. .Hoinies, ofTlciul program
rouiinillee for music week; Mrs. J.
4, Ted ford, chairman of elions
rommlttee; Mrs, Donald I 'ague,
chairman of publicity; Mrs. O. K.
Silverthorn. library extension: Mrs.
J.i-0 I. Miller, hospital committee;
Mrs. Karl Stoddard, membership
roiiiinitii-c: Mrs, riyde fi-itz, hos
pitality eommittee and Mrs. Slur,
wood Williams, Hymn Memory
rontest.
-
The Neighbors if Woodernft met
In si evening at the I. O. O. K. hall
In rK'ulai meefln;;. Unrinp the
business session ei-jht women were
iioinluated us delegates to t bo Dis
trict Convention of the order at
Ih-pprHT, May 15, The election will
take place nt the next meeting.
The Neighbors will meet Tues
day, ot'lernoon, March III, for a so
rinl tea i'.l the home of Mrs. Henrv
Vcske, Hldf, i Washington avenue.
' Announcements
Social announcements my
he printed In this column frv
of cliarim. Any anuounro
ments pertaining to any func
tions such as cooked food
sales, etc.. will be refused. An
nonncements, to be printed the
fame day, must be In society
editor's , hands by tt:UO o'clock-.
News editor's note.
Printed Silk
Frock
CSfIZ --vJ it!
company studio poffrnmi 8:80-
10. Brattle Times studio ptoiiram.
KQO, Porlland. Calif. 861. j). S p.
m.-, musloal program. Com I..
Williams Institute: 4-1:30 Hotel
St. Francis.
KOW, Portland. Ore. (lai.S). 0 p.
ni.. dinner conrert, Clvie Mnsir
club; 8, intercollegiate. Inter-ra-dlo
debate on Japanese exclu
sion act. University of OroROn.
KOW, Stanford university from
Kl.X: 10. rolhurn's Melody men.
Central Time Stations.
KFAM. Lincoln. Nebr. (21(1). 7:S0
8:15 p. m.. Nehraftlta orchestra:
8:in-0:SO. Helen Connelly. 13-year-old
Boprano; Tabernacle or
chestra. KFMX. Northfleld. Minn. CI.1C.9i.
9 p. m., Jami'S Robert Gillette, j
orsar.lst.
Forces Corhbine to Fight
Evil of Child Marriages
I UVtirtrOOL (AP) II has often
;heen said that ships sometimes up
Ipear almost human, and ihl" bail
iheenllli.Mrate,l off tho Utltlsll
,Thert Js ,nge for affidavits'; no other form coast during the lust month. -
need for Important informs In thetof evidence Is so unsnllnfoeiory. 1 Repeated elToria have been made
Storms Conspire to
Keep Oid Ship Afloat
NEW YORK (AP)-
mnrrlagn lawsaml their admlnis- Aside from birth and baptismal to clear the iron bark Hlppen
according to a 100-pnfco report on
"Child Marriages," Issued here to
day by the Tiuftsei spe Founda
tion, ns thfi result of a several
years' Investigation extending into
uO cities in practically every sec
tlon of the country.' '
The report, which was prepared
by Mary K, ltichmond. under
KKNV'shennndoah. la. 2eft, 6:30 I whose .lirectlori the study wns con-
Fretl 8. Hall, takes the position
t ration either or both Id practical- eertifleules. Hi oiher fori
tl every state in th mitcd Htates , documentury evidence of ime are
si jv!,-th. il In the report.
!t. Iti'-u re both applicants for
ii ii.iurta.. license to appe:',' In
p -twiin li'Tore the license Ihsu-'I. .
H. - Harmonize the different
sta'e laws In which n minimum
PRINTED silk with mn.tll ordei
oind extra portion 1uh makes
this attraetive two-piece frock,
that consists of a pleattnl skirt and
d simple overhioust. The skirt Is
attached to a camisole top that is
revealed as the du-kie. Curl of the
charm lies tn the color, the niih be
ing white a,, A. l tie dots beli -a bill
liant scurlct
p. m., concert, Ciearmoni. Norme
Tlurch,, director.
jKFI'O. SI. l,ouls. Mo. 9:15
p. III., i .ciiirn uiiti n'H.i, rii-v.
lferm. W. Hartels: miislc, choir
Holy Cross Lutheran church.
KSAC, Manhattnn. I"an. (340.7).
7:20 p. m.. instrunntal trio:
7:30, "Rnrth, Sand. Clay and
Sljnlc Roads." C. 1-1, Heholer: 7:40.
Instrumental trio: 7:60, "Impor
tance of Lubrication and Cool
ing," W. H. S:nders; 8-B, classi
cal music.
KTHS, Hot Springs National Park;
Ark. (374.8), 8:80-9:10 p. m..
l.nwson Held, organist; 9 : 1 0-1 .
clnaslcal concert, Meyer I tavis.
New Arlington hoi id orchestra;
10-11. Charles I,. Kischer's 11
piece hotel orchestra.
KYW, Chlcogo. 111. (r,:i5.4), 7 p.
m., Congress hotel concert: 8,
Miriam Checkering. soprano
Krnnk Trihnulel. lenor
sisteVfl, duo; A ninth Janes, plan
1st; 8:30; stage reviews; 7:45,
musical program; fi:45-l a. in.,
midnight revue; 1-2, Insomnia
club; Coon-Sanders Original
nlghthawka.
VHAI Fort Worth, Tex. (476.0).
7:S0-R;30 p. m., F.iist Hroadway
string hand. W. J. Crucy. direc
tor; 9:30-10:46. dance program.
Johnny .lockson's Texas hotel
orchest rn ; 12-1. dn nee m usic.
Frenstey Moore's TtlacU and
flold serenaders.
given tomorrow evening, March 26
in the Elks' hall room.
The socio, committee of the local j
1 HrriiTienents for a dance to be
WALUNG'S
For Special Prices
On
.ir.wi:i.itv
siH;Mm:rv sri'Pi.iES
IIAM)IIA(;S
axii xi-cKvr-..ti
Tills Week.
WALUNG'S
The Chorus of the Monday Mu
sical will meet this evening for re
hearsal at 6:46 at
hood club rooms..
the Neighbor-
that at this stage reforms must
be effected state by state. It i-ails
upon a-Hflociaiions of parents, wo
men's organisations, school author
ities, ministerial associations, so
cial workers, legislators and oth
ers Interested in the problem of,
child marriage, to undertake the
I following ten stepa toward a solu
tion of this problem: '
1. . Work toward n reasonable
nrid enforceable minimum mar
riageable nge law; the minimum
for girls should he nt least l'i; in
many states It Is still 12.
2. Procure In .states which now
are without It a law requiring five
days' a Ova lire notice of InU'Utioiv
to marry; such u law Is now iu
operation in eight slnt'.s.
3. Put the marriage markel
(own out of business; there are
at least 40 notorious (irelna (jreens
Kiaer . where tho exploitation and com-
uiereiult.atlou of manage are re
sponsible for numerous child mar-'
rlages.
of fro ni her native land to a foreign .
port w II ere sue was a oe nri-m-n
up as Junk, but all In vain, for slio
still rides Kugllsh waters.
The llippen, i'irineriy the Anger- j
ona. of Liverpool, left Fowey fof
Genoa Inst summer, but u few
days out encountered u storm and
age s required; the minimum mar-tput into Falmouth with much d;un
rittgeable age should not he low-jogc done lp her sails ami rigglntf.
fv Ihnii ilu1 tntnlinniH woktnf ' The ripiili rt'')uiri'il some llmund
ape, and the compulsory school early this year she Mtarted out
attendanc e aga slu.r.:d fit into both fagaia, supposedly oi: her !""t vny
theso others. age. but was driven hack by stiff
winds two daya later, A third at
tempt to ateer. the bark to I Sen oh
was made in February, hut this
NEW STAMPED GOODS
Priced Very Reasonable
PUTMAN'S
Heady - To - Wear . and lilitriery
Adoption of such reforms, says k
I he report, would net as n check
upon (hose parents who are will
ing to marry off their hoys ami
girls while they are still children.
What Is more important, 1 hey
would protect other parents who
at present never know when some
designing person or tmpulttc of the
moment may spirit away the Im
mature girl or boy from the home
and tnak" tho ehlld the victim of
an administrative system which is
without proper snfr guards.
Mrs, A. V. Andrews will he hos
tess to the Wednesday Ilridge club
j tomorrow afternoon at the Coun
try ClUI).
Mrs. Claude Mackey and Mrs.
Ambrose Wright will entertain the
Jolly Bridge club ot the home flr
Mrs. Wright on Adams avenue to
morrow afternoon, March 25.
The New
French
Curl
M'lirn on wish the rlinrm
Ine effi't of n soft, nnliir.il
c url. Hie new lYem li paper
uiivc is ( ) only nnuwer.
Our 1 1 Is nilinlrallv
i iiil.pi'il nnd trnlneil to Rive
this new curl. You will he
more thnn pleaseil wltlt the
n-snlts. I'hoiie now for nil
appointment.
GEIST MARINELLO
SHOP
Room , Summit Blilf.
"A Beaut? AM for
Every Need."
Phone Main 577
Minerva
Says
$1.00 will buy a chlM's
Button Shoe. Klrst-Step. no
lieol. sljtes from I to f.
llenutlfill little llress flioes.
ron-t let these ;et away
nt this price.
We have nnother lot to
close for (1.1.1. l.nce. flcx
ihle soles, severe! colors:
worth :t.:r, orlirlnnlly. sues
on these run from fl to s,
unl Si to 1 1. Any sizes ns
mention-.! for (!.".".
THE B00TERY
CAY HAVni.V. Msr.
The annual meeting of . the
rim niln Wnmlfi T'rowhvf ci'in 1 sncti'lv
will he held here M.ueh I'll. 27 and .flougll. poetic language oi int.- .
tit the Pi-eslyteriiill chure.h
Fishermen Turn Aside
To Kneel in Prayer
I.I? HAVItE, (AD Every
year, hefore Ihe Havre flsliermen
sail off In their hoats to tho dis
tant Newfoundland hanks, they Ra
ther together at Havre to eclehrate
tho feast of their patron saint. St.
Peter. This year tho presence of
the Arehhlshop of Rouen lent un
usual Interest to the ceremony. The
whole town turned out. and the
church of St. Etlenne was covered
with flass nnd hunting .and flllt
ed with llchls. The sailors filed
reverently up the aisles, necoiupan
led by their women folk, nnd Ihe
whole congregation. In picturesque
Normandy attire, sang hymns and
prayed for those who go down to
Ihe sea In ships. As part of the
ceremony a hlufr old master sea
man, who had weathered many a
storm, came to the rail of the
choir and made an address In Ihe
I'oiiKKT itriK.i i- M.nr. vi
l:rili:NK, tire. ('. Scott, sec
retary of the WYfltern Lane Collllty
(P.ilrol association, was here and
I wit li furl W OKlesby. supervising
jwardin of the nsMoelnllou, made up
the huilp.el for this Himson's work.
, The limiR.1 for 1!i2.'i Includes tho
eoiifilruelmn of several inltt-s of new
telephone line and new troll and
the addition of five or six patrol
Imen. makinc nbout 1 fi In nil. Thr-
4. Through cooperntlon witli ail-Uow telenhono lines will he located
Joining stntes discourage. lmstyjn ,,,,, H , r, ., l n ) aUlS,lv, ,.
marrluges across the state border. ,Ho,a ,, ninv ,rullll w, ,,,
where oul-of-town murrlngi-s are !(lonK. Sn,n ,, river and In Ihe chlck
rallroailed through either at Ihe rlioiialuv sect Ion.
. fr. . ,,. ' ' According lo tho new law. the
6. Know' the work of vol. elos, d season for setting out brush
.no iu.11-D u M...i u.n .lifri . &"d slashing flrt-s begins May l.i.
eultles wi.h which they are now Jinslead of dune I . and it Is now hee
fimiK.ii.iin sinmo.t.Mmie,. 1,,.1'ary to nhtaiu p-rmlts for any
proved no more Huccewful. heavy
was being met wdiieh pounded the
shies of the vessel to such an ex
tent thai the captain returned to
Kalmouth" Where the Is still at
anchor awaiting favorable wfulli
er. l-'or the last 20 years the Hip-
pen lias been under the Norwegian
flac Sh wan built at Whltuhaveu
51 years ago.
Rerllii Wohtcn Rrow TIINl '
IH Imncliig Without Men
IiKRUN (AT) This year's ball
of Berlin's women artists marked
an Important departure from a tra
dition ff !t0 years. While for
merly It was n festive occasion for
women1 only, the , mere male was
(his year not only invited,' Hut
fairly wooed.
When Ihe women artists of the
German capital started out in 189u
to arrange an annual cost u mo
party, they hit upon the novel Idea
of limiting It to members of tub
lair nes. This meant that all wo
men with 111 he, graceful flguro
dressed us men and ns Biich he
canuj the dancing partners for the
others. The ball enjoyed great
popularity among the suffragettes.
who pointed out that women were
not eondeinhed lo wait modestly
unlit some male dancer asked them
to have a turn bn the floor, hut
anybody in female attire could un-
MuHhingly ask anybody In male
garb to dance.
, Hut when the hall was revived
for the first tithe after ihe war, a
i-enr ago. It was found that tho
modern woman no longer . cares to
come to u hall of snlnsiers. There
tore it was decided to Invite 'meu
t his year.
AssAur ciiaiuu. fiij:i
TUB DALLKH. Ore. A warrant
charging assault with a dangerous
weapon was sworn out by Ira Cram-
let of cafceade 1 e i ciraiuut Will
iam ArmfrttU oi Ui.-i uty. , .Tim
warrant was the aftermath of a
shooting affray. In which Cramlet
received a pistol wound in , th .
chest as ho approached the Arm-,
mrnntf house to visit hlt entranced
wife. The shot was fired by some
ono In tho house, tho polfcobe
lievo. -t (?ramlet, after having hlrf
wound divssed at tho hospital, dis
appeared a i4 did not present himself.
Hairs Catarrh
Medicine
both local and Internal, and has been!
succewfut In the treatment ofCaianH
for ovet forty years. SoldbyalldruggUtu
P.J. CHENEY &CO..Toledo,Ohld
brought lo light, nnd that they
may be encouraged lo use the dls-ct-eatlon
which the laws of many
.''ates now empower them to ex
crc'se. (I. Jlestroy the fee system: in
so far as the Fvstem of fees in lieu
of salaries to license Isfiuers sur
vives, it interferes with the dis
interested character of -their sorv
icr. t 7. Strengthen requirements ns
to proof o!"-r:we of appllennts or
o.errlnge llceises; at present no
p -oof of nt-e Is required in most
marriage license offices and the
practice of nceepling uftidavitr
lends to fa'Mf" mtlon by upoilcaii's
an-l sometiniej by their p:mn:s
ntaking poMS'bte the m;i'-ri.-.e of
children II. J-, 13 nnd 14 years
or age.
R. SMhs;:tnte better evi-le i--e of
Kind of it fire in ihe forrHt areas,
I'he old law proviiled for the
granting of permits only for slash
ing hr.-s.
fWiancrer they sell good candy
EVERY BITES A DEUCHT
WFD.NKSDAY. MATiCII 25
.Mountain Time stations.
CJOA. l-Mmonlon, Can. (file. 9). G-S
p. m., dinner program, John
Uowman and his orchestra.
CNRC, Calgary. Can. (434.5), 9 p.
m., studio concert, dance pro
gram. .
KOA, Denver, Colo. (322.4), 8 p.
m.. l-'red Kchmltt and his Ulallo
theater orehesl ra: I-111, "The
jralier of ln-eums." KOA play
ers; minsllrel show. Hliie Beii
trio: KOA orchestra: 10-12. Joe
Menu ami his Kalnbnw--l.ane or
chestra. If OB, Stale College. N. M. (4S.C),
7:30-8:30 p. in.. International
code course, lesson 12, Dean H.
W. Ooddard.
I'aeiflp Time Slallons.
KFAR, Pullman. Wash. (:148.C).
7::to-0 p. ni.. Kappa Delta soror-.
ity program: Sarah linvies, pi
anist; tiulh Kills, render: Theo
dora Tiedcinon, soloist: lluth
l-'arnhaiu. pianist ; Jiilh tle Pal
mer, reader: "Pointers on Dairy
I-'nrming." I'rof K. V. Klllngton;
"Tho Vacuum Tube," Dean H. V
Carpenter: "Kronomles of Jlay
Production," It. N. .Miller.
KPf. T.os Angeles. Cnllf. (4(17). 7
7:30 p. m.. Nick Harris telling!
- n delecllve slory. "The Cause of
Divorce as Kxplalned by Jlmmle,
the Rat." Southland Hawaiian
string quartet: 7:30-, program,
Goodwin. Klinger, MneKny In
surance company; 8-9, Evening
Herald dance hour program: s
10. Examiner, popular song pro
gram: 10-11. Patrick-Marsh or
chestra. Hetty Patrick,
singer.
KI'OA. Seattle, Wash. (3S4.4).
G:4".-:1S p. m. Hopper-Kelly
ifareis. lo which tho archbishop re
plied.
All Ihe fishing fleet In the dorks
was gav witli flags, their crews
leathered together for Ihe blessing
j of the ships by the aicnoisnop. ai-
;ter the religious ceremony bands!
i played the Marseillaise, the sail-1
oi-s cheered, and Ihe llia eiew-1
foundland Hanks fishing season
was declared open.
v Dry Law to Safeguard
National Kleetlon In Philippines
MANILA (API.-The legal ma
chinery has been set In motion for
tho enforcement of the new pro
hibition law regarding the sale of
Intoxicating liquors during the na
tional elections next June. The
law, ns amended by the last ses
sion of the legislature, prohibits
the sole and dispensing of Intoxi
cating liquors d n lug the two days
on which electors register, dur
ing the two days prior to and on
election day and during the en
tire time consumed In canvassing
the votes.
The old law prohibited the sale
of liquor only on th two regis
tration days. Ihe even of election,
on election day and during the
counting or the votes.
At the elections In June there
will be chosen members of, the
houso of representatives, one-halt
tho membership of the senate,
governors nnd other officials of
the various provinces of the Phil
ippine Islands.
ATTENTION
rv SERVICE
Tlie courtoy of tills bank
rxlcndeil lo you in provid
ing snfety and protection for
jour adjusted nimiMMLonlliiii
Certificates.
Take no chances
llunx tlM-in In NOW.
UNITED STATES
RELIEVED OF KIDNEY
TROUBLE AFTER
TAKING ALVITA
Mrs. Jennie K. Ilenson. 10S4 13.
Alder street. Portland, Ore., who
had suffered for years from se
vere kidney troulde nnd inflam
mation of the Madder, glvs
blues thanks to Alvita Tablets for h?r
lecovery.
' I have had a lot of trouble for
yearn with inflammation of the
bladder, but since taking Alvita
have not had any sign of It. My!
kidneys have always given me;
trouble every winter during the1
wet Weather, but this year I hove,
n'd had any bad spells and very;
I 'tie troible of any kind that way.'
My stomach has been one of my
main troubles all my life, but I
ran eat almost anything I want
now and it never dlstreiwii me
since I am using Alvita Tablets.
They are certainly a wonderful
remedy."
Alvita Tablets are scientifically
prepared from thp wonderful al
falfa plant, which through Ms long
root absorbs the vital elements
llm. Iron and phosphates neci- !
sary to health and vigor. Alvitu
has proved especially beneficial
In building up weakened, run
down conditions, and In overcom
ing kidney, bliidd'r and prostate
troubl. No matter whut you have
tried, try this rwmdy of Nature
now. A dollar buys a box at any
drug store.
I:r Cro- frng Ptnre will sip
pty ynn. M.nll orders nrrptel.
Adv.
Have you
read these
advertisements ?
OREGON and her products are being advertised
to all the United States this month by rail'
roads. Have you read the advertisements?
' I si f ocervts i
i or over
AT LAST
Tlio tEI-tOW bob 1ms A ririytlinic rt .lark ftubbU nhoiher
place, to oat. Tomorrow tui .Ohl Oregon Trail will open un-1
tier entirely new mniingempiit, Mid villi li known hereafter its
The Jack Rabbit
T. O. MEAD of The Yollow ' Dog; atitl ft ft. ItARftlS, ot Boise
. PiuprletorH. (
Mr. IfarrJt Is one of the Ixvd. chefs in the Nor (invest, and
CAii cook nnythliiff from ft1 hnt-tloic to elepliant liver.
The Yellow Dog will remain in the Mine old kennch -
' HOT CROSS BUNS
' REAL ENGLISH HOT CROSS BUNS
(Sylvester & Co., Munchfester, England)
Made Only By ;
Gwiiliams' Electric Bakery
. Home of the Golden Crust
derass & Zii
immerman :
This is National
Oregon Prodwtla
Month!
Hold "Oregon Products'1
dinners or lunches; mer'
chants can feature displays
of Oregon merchandise; or-
ganizations can include at
least one number on Oregon
manufactures in their pre
grams; 6chool children can
write essays, or make up lists
of Oregon goods you'U be
surprised at their variety.
Oregon products compete
with the world. You can buy
fliem on MERIT. Then, too,
your support of Oregon in'
du3trics means more work,
more wage earners, bigger
payrolls.increased prosperity
for everyone.
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Exclusive
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Our Invalid Cur is nt your service, free of charge.
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orj
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Satisfaction assured.
CARR'S
Announcing"
A New Beauty Parlor
Opening Monday, March 31st, we will offer
to the discriminating women of La Grande
a new Beauty Parlor. It will be In direct
charge of Miss Irene Wcinccke and Mrs.
Frizzell, experienced beauty experts of San
Francisco,
High-grade work is assured Marcelling,'
Manicuring,- Bobbing, Facial and Scalp
Treatment a specialty.
' FhondMain 762 for appointments.
Model Barber Shop
Culton fk I'armM, 1'iops.
FREE
We hare made a Adnly of
wlrlinc conveniences m ml cor
rect liK'i'ln.
Why not Inkrt advantage
Itt our cpcrletM It cwtn
you nothing lo call on ti.
We will Kindly show you
tv hy it In world whtlo to
liavi these cxmvcnlcnccs nml
linw Utile ttM-y will cot you.
If you enn't conin In, jutt
phono and we will ca?I tit
your iKiinc,
La Grande
Electric Co.
M-I2I
not Adams
NECESSARY
The Telephone Has Become a Necessity
There are 1,900 telephones connected with our La
Grande Exchange which use the telephone on an
average of 12,000 times per dajarwhich is over 6',4
calls for each telephone each day. This is consider
ably above the average for tho Nation. It Is con
ceded that the telephone system in La Grande is one
of tho best in this country.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
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