La Grande evening observer., December 31, 1925, Image 9

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VOLUME XXIV.
SECOND SECTION
LA GRANDE, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1925,
NUMBEfc 69
Thousands Crowd Detroit Dance Floor
When Old:Time Steps Are Tried Again
Will Hit old fuutiloiR'd dunce
i-v-r coims buck?
This um'stlon , which Is echoed
front every purt of tho country
vi-r Ult(; Hnry Ford started to
pupuliirlKc tin- music und dunces
0f ycsti-rduy, finds an nnswr In
the Detroit NVwh In tho review
of n old fuHhlom-d dance held iw
ii n experiment in a .Detroit danet;
hull frequented by the HU-calk-d
younger set.
(ifiieiais of tho dance had sU,'
i,l tho dunce, for tin; cx press brno
fit of those of another fc-eneration
who hud been liti-rdlly crowded
from the dunce floor by modern
juzx music. Itut, they Hcurcely
anticipated "five thouKjtnd men
und women howling for tho right
ti,diiunco.M the waltz. srhottlsrhi:
polka and form dances. And
Included In thosu'who participated
in this demonstration weru ull
uj,'e from Hlxtuen to sixty.
"The .spirit or the quiidrllle, that
iM-jrun In a lowly wiy must havu
blinked its eyes in wonderment,"
won tho Jelrolt News. "It was
eil throuuU tho hall since It was
hullt.
"itand clapping was lost In the
Miouls and demands for "Moro,
more." Tho spirit of the dance
communicated itself to the young
er generation and thry fousht
with the old timers" for sparo to
dunce. If the orchestra hud bern
able to stand it tho jam would
have kept them busy ull night.
As it was, tho quudrile was no
sooner over and tho rcgulnr hall
orchestra called in for relief than
a demand for a "rye. waltjs" arose,
und to tho astonishment of the
manugemont and others -who had
declared the. old-fashioned dunces
would never "catch on," tho floor
wus ju in Tiled even moro than for
the (lundrllle, and tho y'lls were
just as loud for moro of that.
l'lemled With Crowd,
''It. became neceswory to plead
with the crowd to get off the
floor und give other; a chance,
hut it was not until promises had
been megaphoned for old-fash -
1. ...... In tlm mwImI. nF Itrw... ulUi
and tiinerf when the society I ion,Ml , ,lanCPH ovor' Tuesday that
reporter gravely reporlcd. "the l"yn.,i,nB 1,kft ordPr waa restored.
the hopelessneHs of trying to dunce
in the throng depurted with a
promise to return . next Tuesday
when conditions m;iy bo better.
"I never uw anything .like it
in my life, und I have been in
the business for twenty-five
years." wild J. l. Wood, owner of
tho Arcadia. "I doubted if there
would" be more than a hundred
try lo dunco thoac old-fashioned
dunces. Hut look at ill"
brave und the fulr wcro in at
tendance." It was born in an
era of kerosene lamps, tin-types
iiiid fiddlers. Tuesday night, it
fu'eed hltrh power ' flood lights,
moving pictures nnd a super-orchestra
aided and allotted by Jlen
ry Kurd's four-piece old fashioned
orchestra.
Dunce Floor Crowded
'lt faced au audience ihut 111
orally jammed tho vust hull, jam
med until police were culled nnd
the big front doors locked in tho
fucrs uf hundreds who tried in
vulu to jam Into the soothing
crowds. J 1 i'n ry Ford wus not
there, but a piirly of his repro
seiilaliycs nnd (heir friends wore.
II was a different crowd from that
whieh usually appears at public
dunce halls, although the sheik
nnd his shelia were not missing.
Hundreds of old men nnd women
ii nd thouKinuls of middle-aged
couples crowded the floor from
the first note tin stayed until the
bust. ' -
"It was ! : W 0 be f o re M r. a n d
Mrs. lten fro volt, the Ford dnne
ing leuchers, up pen red and. gave a
brief liemonsl ration of tho old
rush loned dances on the stage.
Then begun an effort to form
sets for a quadrille. Every mim
nnd women of I hut 'vast oudlecc
seemed determined to danee it.
t took almost half on hour to
drive some of the less-determined
folk from I he floor .so that Tlie'
set could bo nmdi! up. Jt. began
at last and things went With a
whoop.- At th end of tho first
dunce n yell arose as has not echo.
Sight Worth Kecliij;
- -" ft
"It was nJdght worth seeing.
Thousands ffcro jammed on the
floifr trylnp to take the three
skipping steps .of the rye-waltz,
and under the glare of the flood
lights, lit for the motion pictures,
the moving mass resembled no
thing so much as a. great school
of minnows Jn a nnrrow spue
TURKEY PLANS
Fi
l'eiulleton Women Jit Venire.
PKNDLKTQN, Ore. Tho numes
of six women wcro included in the
venire which has been drawn by
the sheriff und tho county clerk to
serve on trial juries in the January
term -of circuit court. Tho term
will get under w ay January 11, and
Judge Wilson of The Dulles is ex
pected to bo hero to preside. The
women whoso names were drawn
include 'Mrs.1 J. W. Wltherell,
Maude Itocdcr, Mrs. Wilfurd Hond.
Julia J. Sanders, Itcssiu Munsell
and ltuth liuoher.
T
CONSTANT! NOl'l.K (AD The
furklsh republic is going in for
agriculture on a scale the like of
which the country previously lias
never witnessed.
Hocognixlng tho principle that
there can be no enduring prosper
ity in a nation of oppressed and
unwilling producers, tho govcrn-
trustecs is as follows:
ameliorating the conditions under
which peasants lived.
The feudal sysiem -.which ob
tained during the rule of tho sul
tans has been abolished. The over
lords, who claimed vast stretches
of land and used the peasant as
serfs, have been executed or ex
iled und the land divided umong
the people. With the departure of
the sultans went the tax on the
peasants which look one-tenth of
their profits.
To create a body of expert man
agers the department, of education
has established thirteen agricul
tural schools, for which there were
20oo applicants this year, and nlso
Is sending students to farm col
leges In Mu rope and America.
Tint department of agriculture Is
encouraging sclent if It; I uniting
I h rough 1 he dlsseminullim of In
formation, distribution of sends
and institution of tractors and oth
er modern iinehlnery. It has elab
orated upon a program, to extend
over tho next ten years, for the in
tensified production of tobacco and
the "throe whiles" of Turkey cot
ton, sugar and wheat.
As for 1 "resident Kemtil, he is
so keenly interested in the devel-
Autolst Arrested us Irunk.
SAIjK.M, Ore. J. Wesley Taylor,
who gave his address as Mend, was
arrested by (he police here on a tcnn company.
charge of driving an automobile
while lntoxlcuted. Tho officers
said that Taylor also would bo
charged with having liquor In his
possession. Ho will bo urralgned in
court tomorrow.
H. A, Foster lcnes for Miwleo.
CLAHKSTON. Wash. It. A.
Foster, president of the JwlHtou
Clarkston Improvement compuny.
who has been here two weeks on
company affairs left for Mexico.
He is in receipt of a telegram say
ing that 60 persons had been killed
by au explosion at an industrial
property In Mexico, near the one
which he Is managing for an Amcr-
l'ami Homo Uunis Near KoUna.
WKAQI-'K, Wash. Tim farm
home of Casper Cleave of tho ltod
na neighborhood caught fire, prob
ably from a defective flue, Christ
mas morning und burned. 1'art of
the contents was saved. The house
was two stories, with five rooms on
tho first floor and several on the.
second. The loss was probably
J25UO, with u small insurance
vakjma's 'kois skt
m;v mark this yiiah
YAKIMA, Wash. Yakima's an
nual crop production for 1925 set a
new high record of 47. 1191 cars,
worth $47,no:t,til!i. according to a
survey inadu by tho Yakima Morn
ing Herald, The umount. tops the
former record of about $43,000,000,
represented returns on crops har
vested in l'Jia und sold tinder
World war conditions. Willi th
single exception of alfalfu, .tonnage
of every product In 192& ehowed a
gain over l'J'ii.
Fruit growers of tho district
ured at $16,343,000,
Othor Items in the report are:
Vegetables, $5,610,260; fruit and
vegetable products, . $2,336,200;
dairy products, $1,448,766; grain,
$1,630,000; hay and hay products,
$7, 918,000; hops, $430,000; build
ing material, $2,176,000; grain
products, $3J7,000; livestock, $S,-
7'.i0,06O: livestock produota. $2,710,
harvested a tonnugo which sot a. 000; apiary produota, $110,000;
new record both for quantity and
for values j Tho i! 1,364 cars of
fresh fruits and vegetables are esti
mated to bn worth $23,397,324
These amounts include apples, 14
miscellaneous, $1,060,240.
Long before Archimedes, tho
Mayas worked out a system for
, measuring time, which is moro
600 curs, of which have been ship- accurato than any system ever
ped and 1700 cars of which remain ' evolved in tho whole course of tho
in storage, with the tntiil vuun
being driven forward and bnek I opment that be is running an e.
by some unseen power. Whit prlinvnlnl farm of his own on the
mur. otuti neus,grny runs, were . oll,Hkirts of Angora.
inieaiy sprinsiea mmui uie notmeti
bonds of flapper and "glittering
.smoothness of the sheik Jiair cut.
WOMAN WKK JN IfATHTI'lt.
AMIANY, Ore. Mrs. C,' K. Sho-
'If the Tuesday night danee Is! waiter. 38. wus found dead in a
any criterion the entire city ofibuth tub at the home of C. A. Wei
Detroit will be donelng the old- J(.r h(.n. ,y MrB Welder und her
lime polkus. seholtisehes, iiia-Hon, who had been awny a few
drilles- and waltzes Inside 'of a ' lnin)lU.M. A ,,iysiclaA who exnm
week. On every ' bund putties ,,.,, thl. ho(ly lIml ,it.ath lad
were forming for homo dances in v.lURt.(l hy drowning, nppur-
the near future. Husincss men . (.nt ,,H. r(isim of a ruUUnK Mll.IL
nnd their wives as well as those Th(.re were no bruises on the. body,
in less- hrrpftrtnntMndustrlal roles. Mrs S,0waile"r. who witir'hor
were present, nnd professional ,iuslmnd uiM liv,.(1 llt ,,, Welder
men rubbed elbows with factory . , fop HO tJl( ha(, btM.n ltI
workers It w-us a study in types , husband wiih at.
and contrasts." - v J.jiI(im ja hf! lhi((. of h(! Ilt.i;if(.lL
"' - 1 ',,. C(,uple have, no children.
Wishing You
All A Happy
New Year
and
The pleasure and satisfaction of becoming
better ecquaintcd with Joel's -Personal
Service.
CAm.K snai-s, TAiii;s i:yi;
ALItANY, Ore. Two automo
biles and occupants took Uj ferry
boat ride down the Willuuietle riv
er several miles when I he cable
on the ferry nt Irish Rend broke,
hit t he ferry niii n In he eye und
Knocked him unconscious. Small
boats were used to land the women
und children pussngers, und a
launch from I Yorla went up und
lowed the ferry flow n lo 1'eorla,
u hen- it WllS tied UO.
The ferrymtiu will lose Ihe sightl
of the right eye.
iihANKirr savi;s ini-ant.
OUKflON CITY, Ore. llnby
bliinkeiK and a iiilt snved the life
of Wilbert Nuhols. four-months-old
son of Mr. und Mrs. Williu
Nichols, or this city, on Clirlslriius
duy w h'-ii th" 1 tu by w us pitched
IhroiiKh the glass window of their
sedan.
When the cur skidded and partly I
overturned mi Cliiikauuis heights
roiid. the biiliy uus hurled from
lh' mother's arms through a win
dow to the ground. When picked
up by Ihe fallier, however, It wus
uninjured. The coverings had act
ed as a pud.
Kll Whitney. Inventor of the cot
tun gin, "us a gunsmith, lie Intro
duced sliindiirdi.ed pints and divi
sion uf labor In his New
shop.
id divi
t:il gun
.AyNew Lark
Convenient in Location Low in Price
Superior in Service.
MARKET JOEL'S GR0CERIES
IS ft-
V
V.Y',
-Jb& it.
Burke Artanrn of Omh,i. tho young
mn who Indii'Kl tjhihlp
fanl'f to t-irry iounii in r-urv ,
thu n3'. It poetlble lor Ihourtn'ls
of Amrlin to tour Europ t
mlnlniu of .idiw. t ttnnn to In
to to i'rom Clro lo Capetown.' the
(ull IMifth of Africa, by tulomobll.
U never bai been don, before.
tk- ' world's lilMtory.
now! L jsm
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Better Look In At This
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All the late Fall styles in Hardeman hats; new felts and
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