La Grande evening observer., March 30, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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THE' EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday, . March 80, 1925.
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NEWS of SOCIETY llRELIG FAKERS
ARE-EXPOSED
A very Interrstinff program' ifc
l'lng pliinn'l for the ivKUlar
nitMMing at the Neighborhood club
tomorrow nfternoon ftt the club
rooniH, when the last of the series
of American Drunia will be feulur.
ed, A modern American comedy
"Show (Iff" will be given with
eight ladles taking part. The mem
bers of the east arc: Mrs, 1,. II.
Rmwell, Mrs. L. II. Moe, Mrs. Onus.
Moore, Mrs. Kills Knight. Miss
licrthn WtlslngiT. Mrs. Lee War
nlek, Mrs. Oule i'ux, and Mrs.
Itlrlmnl t 'hiyooMib. The pluy Is un
der the dlivetiun of Mis. Donald
Tague.
The program will start promptly
at 2:1& o'clock.
l-'nr all thoso who ran not set
the presentation tomorrow after
noon "flimff Off will be repeated
Wednesday evening. April 1.
.
Mrs. W. H. Renter delightfully
entertained the Olio club Saturday
afternoon at the Country club.
I.uneheon was served at l:lf
o'clock after whieh the nriernoon
was eiijoyably spent at bridge, with
Mis. Hal BohnenUamp winning
high score for the club prize. Mis.
l- B. Appleby received the guest
prize.
The World Wide Guild of the
BapllHt church met Saturday iiNor
noon at the home of Mrs. 11. E.
Williams on M n venue. Twenty
one girls were present and during
the' business session officers wore
Heeled for the new nnarier, Ac
cording 'to custom the president.
Miss Mabel Sehufer. retired from
office and 'the secretnry-treanurer.
Miss Mnrvel Hlilne, took the office
of president.. Miss Bonn'.e Oliver
took the office of secretary-treasurer
and M Iss Hi hoi Harrison was
elected srotcher; . , ;
Miss Bertha: Nelson had charge
of the devotional for the nfter
noon anil Miss Ethel Harrison was
lender . In the study of: the book
"Ming Kwong." The subject for the
nfternoon was "Kour Corners of
China." At the close of the lesson
a memory contest was featured
with four girls, Lueen Oliver, Mar
. jorie , Maguire, Bonnie Oliver and
Edna Mulholland competing for the
first prize. Miss Lunen Oliver won
an Imported Chinese doll.
M iss J ea n Ch a n d Icr, wh o will
leave I .ft Grande In a short time
for Port la nil where she will cntet
the Good Samaritan hospital as a
nurse, was given ft beautiful" gift
of remenihrancp by the class. Mrs.
W. I'. McAdoiy made the presenta
tion. A delicious luncheon was served
before adjournment.
The. Christian Endeavor of the
Presbyterian church had a meeting
of unusual Interest last evening I
featuring a phonograph program.!
Several records of interest to the!
society were heard, including n i
pipe organ, solo "Abide With Me;',
:. A message from Or, Francis E. j
" 'lark, associate president of the
I'nlted Christian Endeavor; ft talk
by Dr. Daniel A. Poling, vice presi
dent of the organization n tenor
solo by Homer Itodeheaver. "How
Sweet Is His Love;' "A Challenge
to Patriotism, by Dr. Poling: "An
Evening Prayer" by Homer Rode
heiiver; message from Alvln J
Rhartle, treasurer of the C. E. So
ciety and a message from Ed wart1
P. Gati'S, general secretary of the
I'nlled Society of E.
In addition to this program Cecil
' Cade talked on "The Influence of
Christian Endeavor In World Evan
gelism." ami Maurlne Mooro spoki
on "The Church and Evangelism.'
after which all present sang "Blest
' lie the Tie that Binds."
Thero will be no program thle
. evening at the regular meeting
Geometrical
Trimming
TSfc
f a
St , 5 , . vies- -K-a
til .yfV6.v t-4
The Garden
American Magnates
Pursue Invasion of
' liritish Film Field
Five Alleged Skulls of
John Wilkes Booth, As
sassinator of Lincoln,
on Exhibition Now.
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OH rl mi
'4 s
Sinning d 4 inn ten ruder J lass
Vegetables wheh need, u hotbetj
lor an early start ure tomutoes,
peppera, gg plants, r-ablugoa',
cuuliflowcrs , and heail lettuce
yarlullts. If bjg onions are want
ed onion seed should bo given on
early slnrt for tratspl:milng. It
there Is plenty of room in the hot
beJa early radishes und Spinach
may be sown to ho used direct
from the frames.
Cucumbers and melons which
,, tueod a long growing season may j
uiHO ne inriei in n iiixiieti, ust iiicy
PI1JINGFT EI.D, 111. (AP
Booth, assassinator of President 1 l ' l l'"
Lincoln, are on exhibition in the j" rl to gr ow sturdily. In
fnltcd States, and twenty "Booths" '' vegetal. for pn extra
have died, according to Herbert V "P may aiarted in he
Wells Fav. custodian of Unooln's i "Oth,d lM Mtiri'h un,ll Kv;n ""
tomb here. Becrring reports that 1 1,'t'flt r inuuth-and-a-balf
Booth lived SS ve:u-s after Prcsl- Kiowiug period befoiv it goes Into
.lent tJncoln's deaih and later com- "l,,,n K'round through the use
mil tod suicide, are - characterized ,r the hotbed.
by Mr Fay 'as wild A" of 11,0 annuals for tho garden
'Those who wish io make money which re.,ulr a long season or are
out of u, hoax or to creat cheap .'. "' as asters
notrlety. are the only ones who dls- i"'"1 w'" l
pule the hLstorleul reeoid of ho Illons th alvles.
llooth's death in a barn at the Gar-i s. heliotropes and other ImmJ-
Mr. l'My auacruul. ''la-!"'"K inin.
nioom may iw nan reuuy i im
rett farm,'
vld E. George was only one of 2l
different men who have sought to ! ' loom and bud Uj May by the
create a furore by claiming to be of the hot bed. Phlox Drum
ftHnh. Heeentlv while le.t urine mondit will be ready for rjulek ef-
Jon Booth's death at the tomb, one (feet if raised under the mild Con
or my audience wIm gnve his name ditlona or Hot bed.
iw William li. Began, said he em-I From three weeks to a month
balmed the body of George. Asked nftei hotbed seeds are started, de-
THIS interesting and very'practl
cal wrap is made of natural col
,ored wool, bound with a heavier
wool printed in geometrical designs
In shades of red and black. - It Is
lined with wool In a brilliant shade
of red. i
whether he thought II v:lm Booth
and whether the dead man.had any
pending on the earllness of the
date, the cold frame may be sown
prom'.of his 'ideality. Began anid .(0 n)lu'h the fume series of ueeds
he believed not. Nevertheless..! ,1..,. niaced In Ihe hotbed.
George's body was embalmed undWnk, there is frost In the air
shown over the country in a com
mercial show schema."'
The version of Booth's death ac
cepted by the cnslodian of the
victim's tomb la as follows:
"John Wilkes Bootii eluded his
pursuers lor 11 days. He was led
by Thomas A. Jones In the mean-
ume m n grove uoug ine ro.o- pan8 um, 8Ur(,p )Q hfU(1
WALLING'S
f'nrry
La Vogue
Coats
the coats that are made
of tho best materials, hanl
tailored with guaranteed lin
ings, anil are reasonably
priced. Costing no more
than on Inferior make.
Look Them Over
WALLING'S
I
of the Monday Musical and tne
program which was to have taken
place this evening under the
direction of Mrs. A, L. Richardson,
will be given Monday everting. May !
t4,. the second night of Music
I Week. Members of the Musical are
making extensive plans for this
week May S to it, and many excel
lent programs will lie given to the
public, during that lime. The meet
ing this Monday will be devoted to
business and plans for Music week.
' ' .
Miss Martha Malvcr;f this city,
and K. T. Boomls, of Enterprise,
were united In marriage Saturday
morning at 1 1 o'clock at the par
sonage of the Christian church
Iteverend O. W. Jones officiated.
The happy young couple left im
mediately for Enterprise wheru
they will make their future home.
Mr. Loomis has charge of a ser
vice, station nt that place.
Cove (Special) A pleasant so
cial event of last week was a sur
prise narty honoring Mrs. A. O,
Huntley. The afternoon was spent
it "5(10," after which luncheon i
was served.
Those present were Mrs. C.
Herlsch, Mrs. B. Conistock. Mrs. A.
G. Conklln. Mrs. B. M. 1-aird, Mrs.
It. H. Daniel. Mrs. A. H. Orton,
Mrs. William Hallmark. Miss Bean
Kelly. Mrs. C. lmwson, Mrs. F. Mil
ler and Mrs. J. T. Trippet r.
Mr. and Mrs. Huntley will leave
Cove in teh near future tn make
their home at Myrllr Creek.
The New
French
Curl - ..
When yon wi.li the cliarm
luff effect of a soft, iiaiur.il
ttirl, the new French paprr
nave is the only answer.
Our shop U admirably
equipped and trained to give
thin new curl. Yon mill lie
more than pleaded with the
result. Pbonc now for an
appointment.
GELST MARINELLO
SHOP
Rnoni 8, Soouwr BMg.
"A Beauty Aid fur
tTery Neerf."
Phone ftlain G77
which would bo fatal to tendei
subjects, such as the tomato, 1hey
may nestle happily under the pro
tecting glass of the cold frame.
The cold frame Is Ideal for raising
head lettuce to be transplanted, aa
this vegetable delights In a cold
growing season. Sturdier, si tick -
may
be grown in this manner.
Snapdragons are the best ann
ual subject for the cold frame, as
Ihls plant does not like n warm
start. The tiny seedlings seem io
stand still for some time, but they
are training strength and wilt out
strip warmer grown seedlings once
they get Into their permanent
quarters.
SIC.N lli:il 1F.ATU CAVRK
BEXD. Ore. An advertising
signboard standing nlongalde the
central Oregon highway and ap-m-arimr
as a curve In the road
about 12 miles east of Bend, was
blamed by witnesses In the inquest
for the automobile accident wbicn
caused the death of Dewey Wr.
Spencer, 27, son of Mr. und Mrs.
Ell Spencer of this city.
Mrs. Earl Dunn was driving the
machine, )t roadster, which belong
lONlO.N AP) The moaning
and wringing uf hands over tho
sad suite uf the British moving
picture film hUHlnctts waxes louder
day by day. Perhaps the public,
eye cares, but il shows no luclina
tlwi to cea.se crowding Into tho
hundreds of British theaterti where
Americans films are run off al
most exclusively, year in and year
out.
The Brlllsh film makers cast
many un envious eye at J lolly
wood, and they lift their voices.
fervently hoping to catch the cars
of both government and the peo
ple, and pro! eat thai even England's
own dominions and counea aro
being Americanized by the subtle
propaganda contained in the retlu
Inidal producta of the studios of
t'allioruiu mid New York. Lest
their arguments fall on deaf ears,
trade, the very lite blood of the
empire, la brought into play. It
would seem thai trade has broken
itself of the habit of following
flag:;; these days it follows the
film. There is a very active cam
paign on to h-i-ve the Baldwin gov
ernment slap u heavy lax on for
eign films, and help the tottering
movie magnets of this country un
til their hunlnettt grows up anil be
comes steady on Its feet. The gov
ernment baa so far kept silent
upon its Intentions, If any, a re
gards the movies, : . t
Meanwhile dollaf-laden mag
nates of the movies. breeae In froih
Broadway, otic -uTter another, and
whl' around tim- Britlah Isles,
building up defenses ugainst com
petition from other sources 'and bol
stering,, their . English ' business.
net servicK, who had often seen !
Booth, and his nuii were watchlns
the fugitive. When he crossed the1
river he was suspected and chased
to the Garrett farm.
"Baker and his men surrounded
the house and after some parley
they ascertained that Booth and
llerold were In the barn. They de
manded several times that lie come
out. Colonel Conger's men were
surrounding the barn. They threat
ened to set fire to the barn and
Herold emerged and surrendered.
Booth refused, saying he would
'die in the lust ditch.' Tho barn
was set afire.
"Boston Corbett, a sergeant, saw
Booth through a crack and dis
obeying orders, shot him. He was
brought out by Conger's nnm und
died in three hours. The body
was brought to Washington and
identified by various men who
knew Boot h.' One. Dr. John F.
Muy, Identified the body by an ed to her husband. . Mr. and Mrs.
ugly wound on the nock from an Dunn and Spencer were the oc
operatlon performed some time cupants.
before. Auralnst his physician's I Both Mr. and MYn, Dunn sus-
vented from taking up his usvial;
dally routine and mingling with !
other people. Oftentimes,' how-
ever, the germs causing certain
diseases persist long after the til-J
neus Itself is over. This is es
pecially true of dlprtherla and
typhoid fever. When this occurs
such a person is called u carrier
of the d I sea hit While no longi r
sick hlmseir he is still capable, ttt
giving the disease to others,
Before the one who has had
diphtheria may be released from
quarantine, the rules ami regula
tions of the Oregon slate board
of health require definite lebor
atory tests of the secretions from
tho nose and throat. This rule
oftentimes makes t)e person im
patient, but it Is necessary for the
protect ion of other people.
j Following typhoid fever, fhe
germs of this disease may stay n
the gall bladder, multiply In mim-
i hem, and brt discharged from
lime tn time Into Ihe intestines.
When this occirs the poison Is a
great daiifier to others, especially
If he is engaged in any occupa
tion where milk or other raw
food is handled.- This typhoid
carrier condlilon may persist, for
many years even for life al
though sometimes an operation on
the gall bladder will cure It.
It Is not always necessary for
a person actually to have had
the symptoms of a disease to be
come a carrier of , it.. For ex
ample, you may be exposed to a
case of diphtheria, hut possess
enough natural' protection so that,
you do -tiol show any symptoms
eveiir though a laboratory tent
would prove that there aro many
diphtheria germs In your throat,
or nose.. In such case yo'i may
become' a carrier mid a danger-
:ra.T. 'jra."AJL jj. .!. . . . .mn: : gj
HEALTH
WHAT IS A DISKAKK rAURIKi't
(lly I'li ili'l ick SIl'trKl'l-)
W hi n a p.TKon Is Hi wtlh dlpli
llicria. lypliol.l fi'Vi'l', Blliullpox,
pilt'imtonlH or tuiy oilier InlVe
llous ll!n. H. liiKllni lKviy wo want
to sluy away from lilin no :ih not
to t'utt'li ttio dlHouai'. Further
more. It Is tlie Only or the health
authorities ot the eommunlly In
whieh you live to see. that no one
does ko near aueh a caie exeept
the person taklnK rare of the pa
tient. Hut when the (inn who linn
hud tlie InfeetlotiB disease. Rets
over his fever, feels like hlmseir
nmiln unci is (llile to be. about,
he naturally resents beliiu pre-
New Spring Lingerie
nW'IN" BI-OOA1ERS . O0WN8
Kxceptloiuil VaueB
... i ii
PUTMAN'S
Rondy To - Wow.- and iiiiittiery
nun one. 1 ie danger here Is that
ho one knows of tho condition
and it is hard tQ enforce the pts
cantlons necewary to protect oth
er persons. B Is possible to ui
coine a currier of other diseases
liesides typhoid fever und tliplt
therlu, .Tim best , way to guard
sgalnst becoming a carrier, or If
you are u carrier to guard against
spreading disease to others Is to
cultlvsts food, habits of personal
hygiene, tU particular - about
washing your hands; keep itomt
fingers wway from . your 'mouth
and note; ad covor up euclv
cough r isieew) with yo:ir hand
kerelitef, Thors la a sttU better
way to guard against ' patching
diphtheria, tThQtd fever or stpad'
pox. B iaimusbsed fi gainst them
by your family physician.
GOLF TIME
BE SURE TO LOOK OVER' OWR FINE ASSORT
ilENT OP V.1LSON QOLF GOODS. ' '
. . We Repair Your Clubs .
Oregftn Hardware & Imp, Co,
advice Hootli Insisted on acting.
and reopened the wound, , which
healed badly. j
"Itooth was burled under a fed
eral prison anil an accural e, de
tailed Veport made on position and
condition as required. Later Kd
wln' Hooth. actor-brother of the
slayer, obtained an order allowing
him to see the body, hoping that
a mistake had been made. He
viewed the body and identified it
as that of hi.i brol her. lie also
called in denthds who identified
fillings In the teeth of the body.
which made Identification positive.
Edwin Hooth claimed the body
and buried it In the family bury
ing ground at Baltimore in an un
marked ' grave."
lained injuries and were unable to
pull Spencer out of tho wreck.
()n .Thompson, driving toward
Bend, rescued them. Spencer died
from a skull rracfure before he
reached town.
Announcements
Social announcements may
be printed In tbbi column free
uf charge. An an ma uh ti
nt en t a pertaining to any func
tions such oh cooked food
SHlOS, lltC, Will lt rf.fUMNl. An-
Ootinoeinents, to be printed the
same day, nnwt Im in socdeiy
editor's hands by V:O0 o'clock.
News editor's note.
Airplane Aid Itnnchers
To Inspect (Grazing Ileols
The Neighbors of Woodcraft will
meet tomorrow nfternoon at 2:30
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Henry
VisUe, lf.or4 Washington avenue,
for n social tea. Mrs. Yeske, Mrs.
C. Iloblm. Mrs. Hawson and Mrs.
i.'ollingwood will be hostesess.
The B. R O. club will be enter
tained tomorrow evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Hkiff,'
Cedar and Main.
r.I'KNOS AIltKS AD Home of
the ranches of the Argentine pampas-
are so large that it takes an
all-day trip on homeback for the
owner to ride from one boundary
to another or to visit a neighbor.
Rut several of these ranch owners
no longer need to take these long,
I tiresome trips, for they ore riding
now on the wings of the wind, hav
ing purchased airplanes to take
them where they want to go.
Onn ranch la equipped with n
hangar containing three airplanes,
one for the owner, and one each
for his two sons, They use thetn
not only to fly around the ranch to
inspect their herds of cattle, but
Into Buenos Aires where they have
a town house. Tin y do not have
to worry about landing places for
the pampas Is as level as a billiard
table. A dozen private airplanes
are thus In use on the pampas, ac
cording to Bleard Aldao, president
of the Argf ntine Aero club, ond
other ranches soon will hf similar
ly equipped.
Dno f TLS
(Bronffi
XQuinineX
The lest filling station ever
built Is the dining room.
OllWiON moxi;v ava.ti:i)
oat rf nrp. The National
Park bank of New York city, tn a
telegram received at the offices of
;he state treasurer here, offered
to pay 2i per cent interest on all
Oregon tundsdeposited in the in
stitution for a period of more than
15 days. The Interest would be'
bused on dally balances, th tele
gram said.
Thp' teiesram (trn.i rct-iv-'d after
Thomas B. Kay, state ireas
had announced that he Jr3d ap
pointed the National City Bank of
New York as fiscal agent for the
state of Oregon. The latter bank
had agreed to pay Interest at the
rate of 21 per cent on funds In the
depository for more than 15 days.
The Mate treasurer said the Na
tional City bonk would be rtain-
...i fir:il '.pi nt tor tlie .--tHle of
regm. In that the National Bark
had at led in ihat ca;acny for li
Incurs, and had not r wooly paid
! tlie Mlate any Interest.
An opt i mis: is an automobile
ib-snvin In th" Mtring.
Why "Iireak Shoes In?"
Why wear shoes out b--forl
you get them "broken
in"? There's no pleasure
doing that. Why continue?
We'll fit your Spring ox
fords nnd sllppeis so t hat
yo-.i can wear them all day
the first day. They won't
hurt you a bit, and we IJ
guarantee quality, style anil
value, just as wo do com
fort. THE BOOTEKY
UHY IMYDK.N, Mgr.
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Safety
First!-;,
Five "or t(iieyo3 cannot',
reach your ad justed
compensation certificates
if left with us, and tho
service is free to all ex
serviee men.
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ill
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GwilliamsVEIectrie Bakery
gome qf thn Coldtn Grust
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Our Specially is man
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Our Invalid Car is at yonr. service, fre of cRarg.
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effect of laxative BROMO
QUININE Tablets will for
tify the system against Grip,
Influenza and other serious
ills resulting from a Cold.
Hie box bears this signature
Hello Daddff-dont
iorgei my mtgieys
Slip a packet in your
pocKet nen you o
home.
Give the youngsters
this wholesome long
lasting sweet for
neasure ana oenem.
se It when workdrags.
Price SOc.
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