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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Saturday, January SO, 1926.
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SCHOOL FORMS
BUSINESS CLUB
. VOVB (Hpeclnl) The commer
. vkil ili'parlmt'nl of (he uitfh mi) oat
' has orKunlzcd ii chamber ot com-inorc.i-
with Wi'liird 1'eck uh pn-sl
, (h ut; KilUh Anderson, vice presl
, dent und Carmen Daniel, secret
' nry. ..... ......
Mm. Lewis FVclt und dtuitfhtcr,
; Lucille, are spending the wci'k lit
Juihler tfiicsts at tin- home of Mr.
' und Mrs. J-rslie, I'eck.
Cove IiIko . school will play bas-
U-.llmll with Imhlcr, at imblcr,
Huturday, January 3u,
Howard Ciasnctt Is back 111 school
..aftftr a weeks illn-H.
The Keverend Oliver Illlcy, of
!a Grande, wan a Cove visitor
Tuesduy.
An evangelistic meeting In helnff
held at the Itnptist church with
the Iteverond K. M. Hindi, of No
tiiH, Idaho, In clmnfu.
Mm.' A. 11. McClaln and her. non,
Theodore,, and daughter, Mary urn
moving to. Allcel, .where they will
ifittkr flifelr. home- until next fall.
Miss Dorothy .MIHh accompanied
nr Tuth r, J. K,. MIHh, to' Itock
tpriifffl. Wyoming ; several days
Utfd,whe.re-.t.hey -will visit 1 their
former, home. , '
A daughter watt horn Halurduy.
; J ami ray 2H, to Sir.' and Mrs.. I. A.
fnnkllu o,l;.Snntu IJarhura, .Cnltfnr-
tii. Mr. Con kiln was a Cove hoy,
' golntf J to.' ciillfornin n few years
n ko. ' Mm .Conlilln,'. formerly lived
at. Maker and 1h known ( here an
M1b Jlaxel Hnuscr. ' '.
.A tduiiKhter whh horn to Mr.
utpl "Mrs. Leslie I'eck,. of Inibler,
Monday, January 2&. Mr. I'eck Ih
"1h son or Mr., and . Mm.' Iiewln
Ivttk, of cove, where he formerly
llliide h(n home. ' ;,
THIS ACT IS GETTING MIGHTY TIRESOME
(t Umfi mMM rk or r
UAKI It AtTlilt STAT 10 (lAKAfiK
I'OltTliANIi. Ore.An offer wuh
luude January '21 to the, htrthway
' I'omiinlHHlbn'-lry the . linker - court
of u. ))Iork of land In linker free of
filmrKe, one hloek off tlie Old Ore-I
feuniwd kooiIb fuVtory. This, tiKalii.
lroved nn eye-upenttr for people
who doutited woinui)n conHtruet'
Ive uliMltkB.
Krmi Heyl's partlrulur lioldiy Ih
the orinuilzatton of tho hounehold.
Out) inonuinental contribution of
hers win n hook entitled "Tho A.
Ii. C. of tin Kitchen," which soon
reaehed a circulation of loa.imo
eoples und Is to ho found tn al
inoHt every German liouwhohl to
lay. Orvanlxeil Svw Movoiiient
Another contribution wuh (he or
Kunl'ullon of the flrHt home econ
ouile courtWH Klven in Oennauy.
l-'or them she mrtimk'ed with the
alii of friends to erect the l-'roe.
he-l'eHlatozisl house of Iter! in. Hhe
iiIho Hponsored the innveinent for
yomiK peojile's homes which now
encoiupusm-a ull Oerinnny.
. I Mi rintf i ho world wa r, lrra u
I If vl eslaliHHhed Koup kitchens In
vailiiiH sectloiiH of Great Berlin
which were later extended to other
Mi ctions of tho country. Kurt her.
Mho organized the National Wo
men's Service. lcaKue. which he
caine n powerful ally to the mili
tary forces of the country. Koetal
welfare work was Hyteniilcally
coudtirled 'by the League to pro
vide Tor war orphanH und widows.
Another absorbing IntereHt of
lledwfK IIyl wuh the ailvancement
of the organized women's nuive-
uienl. It wiih she who was the
I In-ad of the International Women'!;
congress-held In Berlin In 1!t04 :ii
jeonKreKs which for the first time!
I graphically demonstrated to the j
C'-rman people what a tremendous
J forco for Kood womanhood can he.
A year later she founded the l,y-
renin Club, a women's oranlza! Ion ,
which soon uc(iiired its own spac- i
Ions cluh house and later became !
part or the international system '
of women's t.yceum Clubs.
Iter most conspicuous scrvtcp to
the feminist movement. perhaps, '
was the orKaniatton of the Kignn- i
tfc exhibition entitled "Woman In
ller Home and Occupational Mt'e,"!
Which look place in Merlin in l!Ht(i.
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It was a crnphle iurvey of every- I
I thlnu; In which womanhood then i
was I'liKaffed. I
I nt ere -ted Iluyulty
K nip reus Victoria, mother of
William II and daiiKhter of Queen
Victoria of KiikIuikI. was the first
woman of- royal blood to lake an i
activt personul Interest In i'mu !
Ueyl's soclul welfare work. j
' Auitst Victoria, the late first i
wife of William 11, was in constant j
touch with Krau Heyl's work and, j
when the breakdown enme In 1!MS j
and the Kaiser already had left '
for Holland, relied upon her lor j
advice and comfort us shit pre- j
pared to follow her exiled litis- I
hand. ;
With Crown Princess Cecile, j
Krau Heyl called Into life the
"Cecilienhilfe," ft relief orwiniiui
tlon for women and nirls. . !
When the revolution came and j
(he women of Oermany were call
ed upon to enter political life.
Km n Heyl led by ffood example
and despite her ae became a
member of the Berlin city council, j
where she served until her seven
tieth birthday.
WHY WAIT?
You are welcome to have a FREE
demonstration of the FREED-EISE-MANN
Radio in your own home with
out obligating yourself in any way. ,
We will demonstrate against any set
on the market, regardless of price.
Let us explain our service which goes
with Freed-Eisemann sets.
Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co.
Itefoiestallfiii IMnn Trcd
ni-'NO, Ore. A comprehensive
nrni'nl It! tif 'l-ifiiriat:i t (oil fur ( If ii-
ffon;.arull. for n.acl. ne shop and K)n n.H;iinilli((II , ljin(1fS ln
Kuratfe. purposes It was ,re.erred thiH 8(u,(, wUh flimlH . frul
o Chairman luhy. for conshler- nrtvitt(! doMlllin --...- wlli(.h
at. present ko Into the federal treit
,suly, wen- advocated by , A, K.
ICIarU, candidate for I'nited .States
s4nator on . the republican ticket,
In nifiuhircKs ib livercd at the ann-
t uai inline prodiK ts barium t In
t Iti'iicl January Ht'.
' I hit Roverumcnt, in ho far as
Oregon Is concerned. Is a rent ab-Hentee.-landlord,
with a Hystein
out iilfitixl lu'Wi i,f ti.t-ir , I .1..
tHt.. .hlKllwy 1-pVlllilKKinnor - lh l(. ,,,r . ,.,.. j .,,.,, ,,,.
romliiK suimnqrs tonvlst travel,
The.projeclw on which bids will,
To qpehed ' Kehruary 115 . Include
itlon:..! Action ; one "the offer will'
he tnkeii at the next-month's meet
ing. ". .. - . , .
The . jraruKc and shops tire tefn-
porarlly located ln t,a (irunde. , It '
Is th(-.s(ate'K policy to s'lect per
manent .locations1 for- Its head-
iuiirtc,rs lit -Ulffeieit . pnrts of Out,
Htute iipd to erect permanent hulld
liiKH.lp house them,',. '. : . ' '.
r!rraclhtc.'or,..the .Dallas-talifor-
Won Place As A Feminist
Leader Because OJ Ability
You may soim-thm m hear some
mirfaclnf? (fapson each side r the!tirll. ,,l8(.ourm! wh (Ml(lB , .
uiv i rooked river brldKe. a total ; of .......Hltshment. as they think:
flvaml one-hulf miles. Improv-ilHl , must (hl(1.1.Vli ,,,. tIlll,
:U,. r lV1,l,SlMHI V" ,U " "' '
stretch, of the h.ker-Cn ty hljrh. wlm (WllltplI(lll , 1()
const, uction ol a hrhltfi. o , a(on 0( , ,.Ii(,(l,rH of
ha .lhjiber type over a slomrh of , ( Ml(.Kt4.rliHl, Ut Son. OH(llM.t,
I II Kit LIN. (AT) lledwltf Heyl,
:lhe "HtndeiiburK' of the Kitchen"
'has been a more conspicuous
champion of woman's rights and
! deiiioiist rator of woman's con
. stritetive- ability than un" other
Itiermaii of her sex and despite her
seventyive years ol! ajje she fre
1 uiieni ly Is consulted,
j Hardly had lledwl Heyl ' been
! married to a. Merlin dye maniifac
'luivr In tsi;) than she revolutlnn-
ieil the plant by creating belter
i world iik conditions, establish Uxk
playK rounds for (he workers'
chililren, and, beaullryinir tlui va
ennl placcH about the factory with
Mowers. It was Hot lontf before
she was persuaded to organize the
first school for women Kartbrners
In (lerinauy.
Manaiicd ! Works
Her husband's death at 4! com-
1-rlnr to isxn each city in Anier-
t
I he (n-eeks Kathered unto them-
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I,. .i u..i j M. tnini lonie
, . : I witli . wealth. 'I hey went nnd.-r
delorinlricd by Hie lime of passage .. , ... : ... ..
" Hen tiii' more vl rl e Komans
or the; nun across the oca mer - L, ... .... ' ..
..,,. cch,,,,,,,,,, . . t,-av(;,,,. r - 'X
li-rz:;;; r ur rii' ,h, r 'rr1" ",,h"
lu lled l-'rau Heyl In 1SSU to take
over the mnmitfeincnl of the dye
words. Tills was an almost unheard-of
thtntf In tiermany then,
when Hausfraus wore supposed to
confine themselves to the three
K's "Kinder, Klrche, Kueche"
(chililren, church, kitchen ), and
it cost determined effort to Im
press her authority upon the staff
of employees and workers. Hut
she succeeded,
Krau Heyl's public duties soon
became such t hat she withdrew
from active management. Hut
during the world war, when her
sons were at the front, as also
were most officials of the com
pany, she had to take command
as'aln.
Convinced "that the country
needed food morn than It did dyes,
she converted the plant Into a
1 '.,.,:t
Ml IKK MANY TAIL FKATII
KHN of the Itl.rkfri-t Trllw Is
n of tlir IcAiIrm la thr Intibn
luncrrwi which In innilnK t
Spokine, Wash.
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DIM'OVKKIKS IMPORTANT
lo rlrnr hr liwn iiiiiIk by
Franro-AmrrtrMii rpnlltlcHt
In Dm brd of Hip il
livir lotir In thr Urr of Ilia
Malwa drtirl. W. Itrdl-y
fyn H of IMvn, Wl.. nn
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l.M. Ait tii'iutuil ,iln-1't ut
Inur Air' IrrMlii; llit nvrr
niilniaU In a slivlm nrar ,.
That
$25 or $50
A Month
That money you felt sure could be
saved every month last year, that sur
plus in your income that you planned
to put aside for a good investment
what happened to it?
Did you really put it in a good 7
investment that is accumulating in
terest for you semi-annually? Or did
the money just "get spent?"
If you had a La Grande Building &
Loan contract and have put your sav
ings into it regularly, you are well on
the road to an estate of which you
can lie proud.
Hundreds of people got such a start
last year requiring a new issue of
SoOO.OOO.OO.
You can begin today with as little
as $!".()() a month.
La Grande Building & Loan
Association
FLOYD Mi'KKNNON. Sales MnRr.
1 41 (iiandc Nntinictl Rink l!ld''.
IF YOU WANT A
BRUSH for any house
hold use, I have them
the Oslxme make.
Electric Light
Glohes
25c
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
Main 85
Your Kitchen
Tells You.
When there is any doubt in your mind about the quality of
the flour you use the kitchen test is always dependable.
m That's why Federation Flour is so popular with many good
cooks they have discovered that it not only produces excellent
baking results, but it also is the most economical flour they can
buy. More loaves to the sack more food to the loaf.
Your Grocer Has It!
"Don't Say Flour Buy Feclei.iilion."
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Chairs that flop into beds
day M
agic
bags that suck up dirt
tiny ticking things that count all day long for you. Daylight
any .night just by pushing a button. A Stream that never stops
tiil you turn off a faucet. Any voice you want, talking to you
from a cage on your desk or wall. Actions of yesterday, of peo
ple miles away, going on a curtain before, you. Stilled throats
singing to you from discs; distant throats singing to you from
nothing!
Uncanny, daily magic this, due . to national advertising.
Advertisements have given' you flashlights, telephones, typewrit
ers, automobiles, cold creams, motion pictures. They have given
you new eyes, new ears', new hands,' new feet, new faces, new
emotions. They have, urged such wide use, sd lowered prices,
that almost wishes are autos, almost beggars can ride. Through
advertisements you've laid down the shovel and the hoe. You
can buy a whole harvest ready-to-eat in cans. You've hung up
the. fiddle and the bow, for a radio. There's little old-time work
left in this age of amazing short-cuts.
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READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS. THEY KEEP YOU
TO THE FORE OF MODERN LIFE. ;
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