La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 14, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, Julv 14, .1S)25. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three NEVJSOOEiYPtlMg MIhh fecll Hell, of rove, ami Plyde Wooin. of u Grande, were . milled In luurrliiKt' .v'itrduy af ternoon ut 4:30 o'clock at the iur isohuk' ol the Prcshytcrian "hurrh with Heverend William ronly. :1iok officiating. They were ac- rompanied liy Kred 'Aiurruy ai)il "All km (lolda I'ohrman. They I ft IuhI evening for I'ort luml on. their honeymoon trip. They will attend the Klks Conven tion, nftep which, Uiey will return tu l.n OruiHle to make their home. Twenty-eiffht members of the ' ' N"nlhhorH of Woodcraft 'Jotlffo went to Union last evenin .,..e..,r. oi t he i 'nion LoiIhv. t'nion eandldateH und ont from l.n Grande were Initiated, ihe I'nion Neighbors putting: on the .uik. amt I he Initiatory work an excellent program wa.s given und tutix'M were enjoyed. A iHinojte, wu.s the closing feature of Hie e- nlng. - I Accompanying the I. a Grande NeiKhhora to I'iilon was Mm. Mus-fetii-r. firganizer for the .WlghhorH r.f Woodcraft, who ' Iiuh ln-en at Wallowa for Home time in that tn-. iresi. ' ViV K, (Hpeelal ) Mrn, K. 1 l' I'nheriH enieriained her Sunday school claas W't'dneHduy afternoon S) lust week honotrng lier daiigh-J ter. Clara's twelfth birthday anni versary. It was also the birthday unniverHarieH of two of the giu-sln, , Dorothy Jolay and Louise Anrter mu. 'I'he children spent a delight- fill afternoon at sames on the large ahaily luwn of the Hoberts home, -lifter which a delirious lunch was served. - . j Those1 , present wero: lorothv' and llesnie Golny, Grave nnd Kuth 'Hartley, Louise Anderson. Mild- , red Millard, Geo. Chadwick dan dle Baker, Harold Johnson and! Atda Blank. I I'OVK, (Special) Mrs. Thos. Towle entertained wlllj a delight nil tea Thursday afternoon, honor- ' log her sisier-tn-iaw, .Mrs. Jicrmnn Lund, of l'oeiiix. Arizona, who is her house guest. I Those present wrre, Mrs. T. C: Hefty. Mrs. f. M. Kills. Mrs. Mu rat Whlsler. Mrs. George Anderson. Mrs. Kalph Hancock, Mrs. Tom llarri-s. Mrs. William Hallmark, Mrs. Leonard Towle. Miss Ida Un derwood, and the honor guest. Aliimttrtim ware Is a'mowi useless for throwing at husbands. WALLING'S JULY CLEARANCE SALE Of Hats', Dresses, Girdi leres, Brassieres, Coi scts. Hose, Jewelry in fact everything in the store to be sold. WALLING'S The New French Curl Wlien you wish the charm ing effect of soft, natural curl, the new French paper wave la the only answer. Oar shop la -admirably equipped and trained toglTe thla new curl. You will be more tlian pleased with the results. Phone now for an appointment. GEIST MARINELLO SHOP Boom S, Sommer Bld(. A Beauty Aid for Brery Need." Phone Main 677 No longer l It necessary to suffer throbbing, aehlii) feet, no matter how lial you use them. Kxcrpt In very remote eases, wrong shoes are at the root of .ill foot evils. Arch - Aids have devoted many years of study and practice' to the design of scientific shoes. And we fit our .customers properly or we dn not sell them p.nr of our scientific shoes. THE B00TERY FfwH Appliance Or All Kinds Mil PICTURESQUE h y ERE Is the new drop 'shoulrter j neckline that U very nfcturPoti nnd lovetv If nature blessed vmi with thright sort of r swnn like throat. It is pnrtlriilnrtv Inv?iv ni( dark gownn with loni? Banh Bernhardt sleeves and nn wusillnflR. Announcements Social niiiiounconu'iitR may ho printed In Mils column freo or ehurgu. Any annoiuu-cments pertaining to any functions such as cooked food sales, etc., will bo refused. AnnounceiiieiilH, to be prlntetl the Name day, must ho iu society editor's hands by 0:00 o'clock. News editor's note. The Loyal Sisters wilt meet Bt the Christian parsonage Wednes day afternoon ut p. m with .Mrs. o. W. Jones and Mrs. S. W. Hansel hostesses. There will be a Joint meeting of he Womens and Young Wornens Missionary societies of the Luther an Church at Riverside I'ark Wed nesday afternoon at two o'clock. M rs. Ferdinand Jensen and Alias Helen Jensen will be hostesses. They will also have charge of ihe program. Those wishing to go call Miss Genevieve Nelson and trans portation will be provided. . CLOVE U CI1EKK, (Speclnl) flaylni? has slurled In this vlrlnlty; '.'ry little grain is burning from Ihe heut of the past few days. Thil arnln In Rc-ni'iuil looks very gooil. ; Miss I, lllle Dalilstroni spent thej lourth of Julv with rnt'iuis at HlKln. Krlisnn MfCnnw nnil Pre.! Unnri. H GLOVER CREEK NEWS OF WEEK lev spent the Kourth of July fi.sh- i "V(,,,w,l 1,8 shape and curved out lnff in the vicinity of Su'nipter. 1 wurii!-" u,'ln& of a "iPohanicai Tlii'v report H most cnjovable trlp;lurn of min,i- sP('n"r rigged ap and brounht home a nice catch of ,u l''vice by means of which u trout. heavy log was leaned against the Kdtson MoCai.se and Jim J'loor when It wus bulged out: Vore were recent business visitors thus lie w able to engage In to La Grande. (other duties until the noise of the Mrs. u. c. imhlstrom. AuxAl nnd falling log warned hint that th Ituby Dahlstrom. spent the Fourth i fire was low. of July at llaker. ( .Several years ago, after Mr. The DeVorc family moved the 'Spencer had acquired a knowledge, shed left stundfng from the flro, 'of mechanical principles, he re papered it and built some cup- tcalied the action of the boiler boards, built on sleeping iuar- door and was impressed with the tcrs nnd are now preparing to ar- tact that no one bad utilized the range for neighbors them. harvest. 'rlends and have been helping There has been some road work nndur way In this vicinity the past week. Jt was very helpful as the road was very rough from cattle running over it while it was mud J. A sale of the Scolt ranch in this vicinity was reported this week. Kass Croifl made a trip to Wolf Creek recently, making prepara tions for bib heading outfit, which he wishes lo have in readiness for the harvesting of his crop and the Cnrnes crop. 10. a. Talbott, of McMinnvllte, was up this week looking after his interests here and branding some calves. He expects to return to McMlnnvlUe soon. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. DeVow and son. and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. lleVore nnd son were Cnlon visitors Sun day. Miss Gladys Mathews, of Colon. Is In Clover Creek and will prob ably remain here until school starts. GIRLISH simplicity la zprcM4 lo this tailored fastening to one pt the new fall frocks. The collar flu oloeely about the throat and le buttoned to the very top edge.' Tbe nlfbcr collar la one of fashion ' High Collar 1 1 1 1 1 i ii unn i mini yvun i n ivmlliui NEW 'YORK. The WeMlnv- iho jse KlflMrto "ft Manufacturlnrf ji'o. has acquired the t'nited Hiftt'-n flfifhis to -a new typo of heat con trol device, Invented by John A. INpencer of Kevere, Mass., for con-jstdci-atlon valued at more than a million dollars. The device, known as the Hpencer thermostat.Mvlll tni used 1o regulate uutomatieally the ternprraturu of 'electrical appu- atus und Its first appllratlon by Westlntfhouse will 'be 1n a new automatic flat-iron. The Hponcer thermostat consists of u convex discof two dts-slmllar metals welded together. When heated to a certain predetermined temperature, thin disc has the pe culiar property of snapping from the convex to a concave shape. When it cools to a lower tempera ture it uKuin changes its shape. beconiinK convex once more. This action can be used to open and close electric circuits and provides u'new method of heut control. By varying the characteristics of the dim- it can be inade'to act within uny desired tempera) ire raiiue. 1 roin below zero degrees to 7 o:i degrees Fahrenheit. The principle on which the Hpeneer thermostat acts In so novel Ithat it has received the first basic pulem on iiulck acting thermos tatic bi-metul devices that has ever been issued by tins L'nlted Htates patent office. The story of this invention well illustrates the old adage, "Oppor tunities lie everywhere If you have hut the eyes to see them." jln Mr. Spencer's cause, it was b.- Ing able to apply his observations ,ot the action of a steam boiler which he ten ded yea rs a go in a Maine lumber camp that resulted In his recent invention. Ihe Trick Boiler. The boiler wus located In a lum ber mill In the northern part o." Maine. Spencer, a boy then aged about 15, was employed on tile night shift In the milt, and In ad ditional to making periodical touts or inspection, he bad to maintain the fire in the boiler. The task of firing kept him particularly! busy as. the weather being cold, ! the wood refuse used as fuel j burned quickly. Therefore, be! constantly had to run to the boil er room to see If the lire needed replenishing. The peculiarity of this boiler lay in the fact that It had a rounded cleanout door which was constant ly changing its shape with a loud snap or click. At times this door would be convex; then It would snap into a concave shape; and then again It would bulge out und 'become convex. This action wus well known ' to every one in tiie inlll. but no one, except Spencer, gave. It the slightest serious thovight. The young watchman, however. Was interested by the ac tion und by careful observation he soon disco vercd the cause: When the door wus hot. It rounded In wurds; and as it became cool, it . peculiar action. He therefore de- elded to investigate it in order tt learn If It had practical value, and after a series of experiments worked out a formula for a com bination of metals that best suited his purpose. His first practical application of the new principle wus a toy. He stamped out little: convex discs which, when heated in the hand nnd then placed upon a cool sur face, would suddenly change thi.tr shape with a click and spring several feet into the air. Speed ,of a Itlfle Hullet. Later a very Important use for this snap action developed. Klec trical engineers have long sougnt for some effective means to regu late the tempered re of an elec trically heated appliance, such as a flat-iron, by turning the current on and off automatically. Cer tain devices for this purpose have long been available, but they are not entirely satisfactory becausi they operate so slowly that tin arc forms between the contacts and In time will corrode the eon tacts, eventually making them use less. When the Spencer disc Is used as a thermal switch. It clicks oil or off in less than .oon id sec ond (speed comparable o, that of a rifle bullet) which is so rapid that no arc forms. Hence It ran be used for heat control with entire success. To JtevolutloniM? Hlectrlo Healing Westlnghouse engineers stale that electrical heating apparatus will be revolutionized by the use of the Hpeneer thermostat. An Iron In which It Is used, for ex ample, will heat tip to the most efficient temperature and then with a sharp click the current will be uutomatieally cut off. The Iron will then sturt to cool, but before it gets too cool for satisfactory use, the cirrent again Hill be clicked on. This process is repeat ed Indefinitely, so that the Iron is always kept at the proper working temperature ami cannot get . dan gerously hot. Himilarly coffe per colators, w ater beats, etc., using this device, can be boiled dry w it tiout damage, for as soon nn t lie temperature begin to rise the current Is cut off: It . Is also planned lo uxe thin new thrnnoht.it on motors, generatois and other (electrical machines to prerent ioverhettlng. Says Father i I Jr . Mrs Dana Collin, a rull hloojod Omikp Imllan, m'ka an owoiinilnf ol her eBtttlo In Iho federal court lit OUlnliomu City. Hliu rlulins h'r fiith'r. tbe late Joseph Pc'Noyu. Uefrauiled her r tltlo 10 Hie townmto ( WJil bung. 0kl., an oil town. The, town n name In now Do Noya. Hnd h lives there. Radio vr:i)Xi:si.v, .m i,y is Mouiitnlii Standard 'lime Stations KFVYA. Ogden. Itah (2fil), 9-11 p. m., old time music, -KFWA trio; 11-12. YVhoopus club. KOA, Denver. Colo. (322.4). ti: 30 p. in.. Herbert White and his Silver State- orchestra; 1:'M, Sandman's hour; S. Kdwurd Millstone, violinist; Cirace Mass, pianist ; June King, contralto: Jnanlta l'rewitt. reader; one play, KOA players; "Hoeky Mountain Wild Flowers," Mrs. Henry F. Hrooks. J'acllic Standard Time Stations KFATC, I'ulman, Wash, Cl-ISd), 7;:tt-9 p. m., Doris McUeynolds, violinist; Kenneth Hell", reader; I'erey Severance, . saxophonist ; songs and melody with banjo. Iye I Joys, Donald", age 11. Kills, age Hi, Jternurd, age 17; Cauline WIN lams. pianist ; "Heavenly - Bathtubs," Lila Nalder; book chat, Alice Lindsey Webb: t 'hooslng t he t 'ollege Course," N. J. Aiken; "preparation or Honey for the Market." it. A. Slocum. K KOA, Seattle, Wash. (4.3). t! tt:45 p. ni., Olympic hotel con cert orchestra: (i:4f-i: 1 5. Hopper-Kelly company studio pro gram; S::tu-10, Times .studio pro gram. KKWU. Hollywood. Calif. (2T.2), fi-7 p. m.. children's-hour, Dig lirolhe rof KFWB: 7-fi. pro gram. Heverly ridge company, Hevcrly ridge collegians; 8-!i, Warner Itrns. syneopators ami 'entertainers; !i-l(i. program, lu 'dependent Furniture Manufac turing company; Ui-ii, Warner liros. frolic, direction Charlie Wellman. KGO, Oakland, Calif. (3(11.2). fi-7 Y . u.t , -w i . ' ,. tfr . . . . VM f!VKV rilll.HliKV lisvt- Irn tuiRlit t ailvi-rtlnf lullfiimla. Ilrrv-a Itubtite lllidr, nhmr lalliir In ih KU Vmi C'hanilM-f I rimmm, ami Hm-oHiy Mne WrlcM rrUy to mall !" Cheated Her v f Hi p. m.. Hen Hlack'a orchestra. KOW, I'ortland. Ore. (4lH.r.), l p. in.. Jackie Soitders' orchestra; K-la. Ktks bands; in-H. Sher man, Clay and Company studio. KH.I. Los Angeles, Calif. (405.2). fiixa-t; p. in.. lighton's Arcade Caf-terlu orehest ra, Jack Cron shaw. leader; U-tf:Sn, Art Hick man's Dilt more hotel concert orehest ra, Kdward l''itsipatriek, director; ii::ta-7:30. K I LI'S Hn dlo kiddies, Dick Winslow, Juve nile reporter; I'ncle John; K, Dr. Mais Dumgurdt, scientific lec turer; s;8ii-9:Ko, program Alva Radio company; y::to-ln. liggly Wiggly girls siring trio; ,Di-IL Art Hickman's I lilt more hotel dance, orchestra, Karl Hurt net t, leader.. : Hollywood,. Calif, (S0.P). '.'.filfiv.-.ifn fi p. tn., Wurlilzer pipe . -br a i. h t u i i 11 o ; -: 1 5 , t ra ve I talk, f. Wf."F.'' Alder. :30-7. Alwater K'.-nt JKtdio orchestra, aul Kln sttdu. leader; 7-8, Ambassador hotel concert orche.'.M ra. Josef Itosenfeid, direclor; pro gram. Security Trust and Sav ings bank; - 1, KXX feature program. Kl't i; San Francisco Cal. (42S.S). it: 15 p. m., baseball scores; :4U -7, S'ates resaurant orchestra; 7-7:ftn. Itudy Selger's Fairmont hotel orchestra; 8-9. studio pro gram ; !) -1 1 ' , Si I vert ovn'j orches Ira dance music; Di-1 1, Slates rest an ra n t orehest ra. Swain's Island, some 200 miles j oi i i lie etilini or rviiMOil mill ,n lieu i or I nree general ioijm oi American ctti.i ns of the Jennings family, lias been taken over by the Cniieil States. Cllsta Kinestine, Cornell's great llolHteln cow which died last year, left a wotid'H record In lifetime pro duetiott by giving in her sixteen years of service I'os.imf, pounds ol milk.' it 'X m 1 1 'H " m 11 II CJ " i j at Jail Dress Incorrect In Court, Convict Says . llKltl.lN. (AD) Dride In 'his personal attire hu dominated Dei-nurd poikowsUy, a criminal yerv lug a term, that when a new rhar ge was 'discovered ugaiust him le lore the expiration ol bis sentence, he escaped from prison io replen ish his wu ni robe and 1 hen later yoluntarily reli.rned to court clad -with sartorial excellence and e;ir- yitig himself wil H jaunty stride. IJefore the dale fixed lo his ap pearance on the new charge I'nl- kowsky asked the warden for leave of absence i0 purchase tin proper clot Ins saying "It is qiiite of the uuesilon for me to appear before the high court In this iual- id prison dress." AVheit his fe llies! wjh refused be simply made his gel-away leaving behind u court eons note to i he warden in which !' wrote, "My sense (' dec- ncy simply wun't allow me to ap pear before the court tn prison tothes. Hut don't tear. I yli.ilt not full to be there at the proper lime." And he was. The judge showed he had a He use of humor by his treat incut of the fa.stldious prisoner hut as the latter was convicted of having concealed stolen goods be was sen tenced lo ten months at hard la bor. - ' Dr. II. IL Donaldson recently established the fact thai tail per sons have, heavier brains t hau do short ones, the difference oil en amounting lo as much as 1 S in r cent. A golden plover on the I'acb ic coast: files 2tiiHi miles from Alaska to the Itawaiiau Islands. Will It Uain TOMORROW. Let theW'eatlier I'lopliets Tell You. '. When Ihe weather Is to be ( fine the woman will be out; when ' stormy weather is approaching the man wit h umbrella will come oui from , H -to 25 -hours ahead of u "Vain or 'SriorWt'yi' .thing to have around Hie house. ItegHar price $1,L!... 0fr price Hits week 79c Red Cross Drug Store Strong Backing is to have a strong hunk Ix Ii iml you. Money al ways talks. UNITED STATES ML Gk UV'A Il's n hnnly Mill" roolicr. It IB II very m.i-vli'i'nl.l.. apiillnnce lin.l rnnta lint vriy lltili. inoniy. You ran hiy rVirytlihic i-liv. trlrul you willt In n. fioio n iniiz'lu liiin, to wu.iti Inif ninrlilnr nnd rnn ni waya hi nun' of (;rltln n odllKlng aiTi-lie. mS ": carrs f-JZb' "jgy." : - H ;r;""''''";;"': "DOH. t ' Mr, I-;lri'livi-.H.Ttc. Il's n hnnly Mill" roolicr. f ." -m, W (? " ,B vi'i-y n.-1'vli'i'.-il.l.. iil HH ll C3 MBBaEI h. apiillnnce llll.l rnnta tint 13 il I W J eLj II In stylos that aiv newest and most in. fashion for SunmiiT wear, are now offered at prices attractively moderate. LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY S The services of tiur Interior Decorator are at your disposal, free of charge, and with no obligation on your part. Let us solve your home furnishing prob lems for you. I ll tt:AiaJSaWi I r 1 ' ' 1 If You Want tlio ltrst Breaii - Cakes - Pies - Cookies Wis Sure It Ih MikIo b Gwllllam'B Klectrlo IJakcry EMtern Ori jjuii'a Leaillne Iln-ail anil l'astry nakcri Gwilliams' Electric Bakery Home of the Golden Crust H. & S. ELECTRIC Sommer Hotel Hldg. Phone 393-W. NOW IS THE TIME TO KKI'AIR YOUK K00FS. We carry a complete line of Shingles nnd Composition Roofs. No. 2 Cedar Shinies $1.95 Linseed Oil ....$1.25 The firande Ronde Lumber Co. Itetail Vnnl Artws Tnuks on ;i-cciiivmm1 Ave. WE CARRY REPAIRS FOR John Deere, Doering and McCormick Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co. Dainty Summer; Lingerie GOWNS STKP-INS COMl'.INATIONS ' LJg "Check Seal" Retail Dealers AVe Sell GENERAL ELECTRIC FANS m i '3