La Grande evening observer., March 02, 1928, Image 2

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LA GKANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, March 2, 1928.
MISLEADS HUSBAND
TO SAVE HER HOME
" f . t - -i , L ' t
Mrs. Myron Boyr Admits
Deceiving Him Respect
; ing Birth of . a Son
tJF-)UJU Dressed I
m ff V V :W 'MM ... 1
illS I!f ?lf 1 30 Smart New Frocks . .. I
M ; I Hlllllll',:'Atli J ftttsJ . Specially Purchased for ... .1
I ' AUi TT ' . this Sale Event
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Iff P. 'aU-V , -.
1 1 ; These dresses offer an unusual opportunity ---pretty crepe de
f shades and bewildering models. , B
I i la . ir-.-iii i. . ' - ji ' j , 1 ' : e . . . ' . .i , . . ,mr
i lit f ,. we surprised ai inese irocK values tney ordinarily sell ar
I lilt ' ffir milf'h mnrn. ' Hpiv's vmif clinriiio tn mho nn unn cmnnir iuuitL CI
Iff robe. - f
I I i If . eti-t rk t
ft ziu. o earn i
ft :
IIP " DEPENDABLE IJTT T DEPENDABLE ' 1 l
H VALUES XXXJJU ICJ : QUALITY .
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I dent married, a member of -his '
.' PRESIDENTS comma? . v .
' ' n A ' ' r 'liOVInt president besides 'i'Sio.
I unmj Mlds-o was horn In Verinnnt ? r .
England Wants
Hcific M6haJr;
Wool Men Learn
For the first' Urn In hlutory.
Great lirluiln,-which hat hllhe'ilo
hon ii mohair 'exporting- country,
H wekin mohair from lha United
mate. , ; . . '..
, Th Pacific Co.On'ffatlv Wool
Grower ha Jut twelvrd rMitifHtH
from one of the larnt mohulr
ml l in hi Bradford. Knf., to mipply
ihpm with type Mmplm of domH
Ifc American mohulr, torothar with
inrtlrulurn aj regard dellvorlpii
iind prices, .. ,
lAHt year a ahlpmwlt of Tpxaii
Mia riair was mad direct to Kn
golnir Ui Knvlund, ucconUnjr to lt.(
tty( yrJiManlflo (.'owOptrattVH' Wool, tlrow
rM. Air, warn hiuih our lirrni
ford carrenuondeittH exnroMMcd tliP
opinion thut In th rutirn America
would htioomo a potential exporler
of mohulr to Orat Hrlluln, unl
urcordlngly inlllH wlnh nl thin tlm
to pHluhllNh rplnllonn with denlrnhle
HOUrceH of Niinply In the ('nltiM
late.
America htm become r(iiltt a mo
hulr producer during the I nut rive
yearH. Troiluctlon In thin country
nl the preHent time In approximate
iy Kl.noo.ooo poundn unnually,
while five yearn ago It wan only
approximately 8.COf),ono pomtdti.
Pngoltlng In the popular decora
tion for drenncn thin Hprlnir whether
hind which brought 'better price making over clothwi It l used to
than were, obtainable In thin coun- n.ivnnti. in n.mi,,.
try at the time. Thin wag the firstly, giving the drew a. hnml-madn
Rhlpinent of inoholr In thU oountry nppearanci uh well.
(iomo NiimtHT 10
1 What preHlilent toolt the Oath
of office from IiIh father?
2 Who wtm vice prcHldi-nt un
der WIlNun?
3 What HubJcctH did Wood row
Wllrtoii teach when u coIIoko pro
fcHHor. 4 Whnt prcfthlnnt wn mtirrlcd
In the whltn IiouhcY
C Who wuh the lonf;cft-llvcd
preNldent?
0 Who wuh the moMt often de
fented prnldMttlitl cimdlditto lit
our hlnlory?
? What At alt', now considered
nolldly republican, Iuih f urnlHhfd
but one prcnlilent, nnd that one
a democrat?
8 What party has hud the most
prcHldentH? i
0 What dftUKhler of a prcsl-
dent mnrrb.fl
cnhliua? ' v
4IO -AVhnt proHidcnt bcHldew '0)0-
lldtfo wnft born In 'Vermont? t ,
Ahhwoi'h lo thn iiiei lon In
Knmc NiimlK-rTcn will be found on
nnolher pfic.
TWltOIV. Mich.. Mar. 2 f AT'l
b iJcoiaririK "a woman 1h entitled
10 tin nnytmriff ncressury to nnvo
her Jioine," Mm. Mron I, lloyer
udmllled today that ho hurt de
ceived her husband respecting the
birth or a Hon and heir.
The hiiHband,' a non of Jowpli
rtoyer, chnii-mun of the bonrd of
dlrectorH of the IliirrotixliH Adding
Machine company, haa filed a peti
tion In circuit court cullinir upon
tffttntn offlclulH toexpungo from the
Hiuin urenivcs n rei ora which now
Htutiw (he boy 1h bis sun. The peti
tion c)wirKCM and Mm. Hoycr ad
mits that hu adopted the. cliihl,
now four yeai-H nbl, In Im Infnncy
and nilHlead Hoycr Inlo lielievlng It
was IiIk own. '
"Kverytblnjf Mr. lloyer chnrKeH
in blH milt lit true; I did adopt a
buby a few houra old and told Mr.
Hoycr It wan our child." Mra.
Hoyor mild. "If wan a deHpernte
mi caw 11 ro to save our home. I
thought nn heir, a child's love,
would mnko Mr. Hoyi-r bappy and
eontented. It did for 13 rnonlhu.
Then not even tint baity could hold
him."
I hnve, lot a liome but won a
ehlbl and tlie deceit hns teen wortli
u ihounund times what it cost,"
Hhe added. "I love tills hoy more.
than anything else In the world."-
Until the deception became
known six months ugo when a
nurac Informed her husband. Mid.
Mover mild the child, named Jo-
efh lloyer for IiIh "grnndfather"
wriH Hido heir to an eHtate of $5,-
non.oon held in ti-nnt Tor him on IiIh
20th birthday.
nircc I'crsons Knew
Only three persona knew of tho
'ccpilon, Mrs. Hoye snid. "They
were the 'doctor nnd the nurse
who, nttended rne at tho euppOHed
birth or tho child, and myself. The
doctor Iuih died. Tho nurse It
was she. who told my husband of
tliO' deception. Jt was a question
of money."
Mrs. Ttoyer said sho nnd no In
tention of defrauding the. lloyer
family . of a large Inheritance.
When 1 took the child." she wild,
I did not know that my husband's
betr.wna to Inherit the whole $.ri,
non.OnO trust fund.
"I thought tho boy would re
ceive Just tho income from thn
'state. When I discovered that
this wna not so. I wrote n history
or the case and atl ached it to my
will. I thought that was only
fair to the family which has been
so splendid to me."
Mrs. Hoycr snid she realizes her
sou, may lose overyt hing in mo
world "but my love." "I love only
my boy," she snid, nnd added that
'I can always support him no mat
ter what happens."
Miw. Hoycr ia 3! years old. Hc-
I fore her marriage sho was M,iss
Laura Miller of Kansas Oly, Mo.
iiatu:sn Mi: won it y
riti:.(iii ciiksti:rfii;m
PA IIIH (AP) Old school
Frenchmen are reading indignant
ly against the bare-headed brig
ade. "I low Is one to doff Ills hat If
ho doesn't wear one," asks Iteno
Clelot, proud of -having been hat-
Snme slllf material like buckram
or hi'.it-clolli sewn on the under hide
of the corners of a rutf prevents
them from curling.
ter to Hie lain King1 Kdwnrd of
Mngland and who picks his cus
tomers among the fa.shinnable, men
of Paris.
"France is the country of polite
ness," lie says, "and as .we. aro
Jealous of Hint title, the men of
France will keep the truditions."
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TWO BIG STOCKS
CONSOLIDATED
THE OREGON HARDWARE
THE F. L. LILLY HARDWARE
All Surplus Stock Sacrificed in'
A Big Clean-up
In The
OREGON HARDWARE ROOM
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It tttU mitN fA
RECIPE for
CHEERFUL
Breakfasts
A morniac ipp'tlte i caflly dl.
Courgcd. There are timet when cold
teait or chtrrcd toat is a I mot I tr.g.
dy Thl' why people are turninj to
totI made electrically, right at tho
table where it can be watched and)
aerved pipinj hot at exactly the richl
moment.
A Wcttinghoute Turnover Toatter
bring every convenience of electric
loaning to your breakfast table. It
take a full sized iltce o( bread in each
rackt it toaiu quickly and cvenly:low
rm and raising the rack turns the
slice for tostting the other tide. No
trips 10 the kitchen; no tuss w bother
I i s truly a recipe for cheerful tw eak
WestinghoBse
turnover
Toaster
this SPRINGS
$89.50 Values at Gait's
Walnut Dining Suite gfo 4T f flfl
This charminjr dining group consists of a Buffet, V-C Iv Jvv
an Extension Table and four Side Chaiii-s, covered . Vvi
with durable tapestry. This fine set will compare A I jl fl Jkt tH Jf
with considerable higher priced suite. Complete, Utw taaa J"
only , - : . K
All Mohair Davenport
An unusual value is offered in this high quality
Davenport, covered all over with Mohair in shades
of taupe iuul rose. Reversible damask cushions
add much to its appearance. A quantity purchase
enables us to offer it for only
$89-50
Green Enamel Bedroom Suite
A beautiful bedroom group at an exceptional
"saving. Jied, Dresser and Chst, finished in.
green enamel with burned orange decoration now
priced at only N .'
$89-50
Carr Furniture Co.Inc
OUR SPECIAL OFFER
WVstinghouse Turnover
Toaster .JMI.OO
Kitchen Scales i..0
Total values $N..10
Smh b1 Miuidi pHro 3(1.10
Only Sl.ltt I0
And One Dollar per month
for rive months on your eUt
irlc service bill.
This handy kiichcn scale will
be found very useful In the
for
grocer- '
kitchen
wciifhinif
ics. VCiref:iht'4 r
meat: its 2S-ib.
capacity is suffi
cient to take care
of o u r dailv
J-fc weighing requlre-
t,HlltS Thi i:iln
is finished in an attractive
gray cintniel that's easily
kept clean. Come In today
and take advantage of our
special offer.
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
S ATI-11 tl A Y "S V II IWR A MS
The National HrnndcnsiinR com
pnny prOKrm for Saturday uliiht
follows: 8 to 9. R. C. A. hour; S.
1'hllco hour; 10 to 13, dunco or-
rhestra.
KflO Oaklnml (384.4m-"SOkr.
7. hook chat; S. X. It. C; 11 In 12,
dance orchestra.
KOI Portland (3I!lm-!t4nl!c.
fi." dinner concert: 7:15. orchestra;
II to 1? Wel'foot merrymakers,
KIT Imk AllKelers (4(IS.r.in-Ct0
kc, 6, dinner concert: 7. symph-
111. KI mldnlirht frnllr.
KPO San Francisco (422.3m
7tokc), 6:30, dinner dance hour;
s to 1 2, x. It. C.
KHQ Spokane (370.2iu-SI f)kc),
fi. concert orchestra; 8, N. H. C;
10 to. 12, dance orchestra.
KJH Seattle ( J4S.Cm-8inko),
n:.1o, dinner concert: 7:25. politics;
7:10 to 10. cttidio proRram; 10 to
12, dance oivhestra.
KEX Portland 239.9m-i:50ke)
:0, stodlo proirr.im; 7, dinner!
concert; 9, good cltltenshlp pro-i
Kium: :30, ABC chain proKiam;
It. concert; 9:30, studio program; 10
to 12, dance frolic.
KOMO Seattle (306m-S0kc),
fi:4'i. nuiHicul proKrnm: 8, N. 11. (.'.;
10, orchestra; 11, X. It. C; 12 to
12:30, vocal and piano solos.
K I W Portland (431 m-.B 1 Okc ),
fi. dinner concert: 7, KO.MO con
cert: 8 to 12. X. B. C.
KLZ Denver (352.7m-850kc). f..
orchestra: 0:3o. trio: 8:30, ornnn
concert; 9:30. dance program.
KOA Denver ( 32S.9m-920kc).
8 to 10, dance program.
KFOA Seattle ( 447.5m-670kc).
Itny Scout program; 7:30, Camp
fire Olrl program; to II, N. B. C.
KOA Spokane ( 260.7m-l 1 50kc)
7 to 12. musical program.
and dnrn In the usual manner. The
mesh of the net makes a ground
work f.jr the threads. Old veils and
hits of worn lace are well adapted
for this work.
A small unstnppered bottle of
chloroform put in a corner of the
packing box will nrntt ih.
tents from moths and carpet buffs.
jiioniK sinins wm disappear when
washed with alcohol. J
When darning large holes baste'
a piece of thin net over the hole. I
BABY'S COLDS
c ire soon "nipped In the bod
without "dosing" br uae
VflCRS
V Vaporub
Q.r IT Millh Jrm UttJ Yrjf
Red Crown Gasoline
Mohile, Zeroline and Quaker Slate Oil
Perkins Standard Station
Next to La Grande Hotel on Adams