Thursday;- August 1,
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,' LA GRANDE, ORE.
i Page Three
Society News
Hertz' Daughter
In Auto Crash
Surprise Shower
Last Evening In
Honor, of Couple
Mr. ami Mrs. Asa Harmon who
wip ntnrripil recently were Riven!
n. lovely surprise showtT last tve- I
Pendleton People
To Attend Picnic
nine at I2i:t X avnm the lionl-
okhch tor I lie event huviiiR hre!tv
M rs. Will in ni K oft tor uml Minn,
Hila Siiy.lmn. The owning wawj
spent with Riinies of a Miile vnr-j
, I Ply find eniieludi'd refresh -J
Hients.- During -tlxv fyoulng, Mr,
and M r. 1 In rmon were Riven a,j
tnlKeelljineoiw shower, receiving
many henuliful and useful Rifts
from their fiiends. The gnosis
wrtre M r. uml M r.s. Krnnk . Snyder
and son, Leo. Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Niel ami ihniRhier, Mr., and
Mrs. 10. Capri ner, Mr. and .Mrs.
Walter Wmluirn and ilauRhter, Mr.
and Mrs. Ar-iold Stiydtim and son.
liohhy. Mr. and Mrs. stunner, Mrs.
Maker, Mr, uml .Mrs. U J.lllie, '
Hael OHrkh, Mr. iin.l Mrs. I.iilher.",
Oarnplioll and children, Mt. .In men
Wilson, Mrs. ,A, See.. Mrs.' Hurry.
(iaerl ner, I form an CJnert ner, , WH-s
Hum Ko"tlei, iimi the hostesses. ;
North Powder -
vV Couple Married
The Rev. J. OeOTRe Willi!. -(OtrA
r ion, tot lit the m;irr;iiRP. Ilie first
of the week of Miss Pearl WirkH
and John A. Shaw, both of North
lowder,,a yory mui-l, .affair, sole-m-iiijied
:at the ' ' l'resyyerinn ninnseil
The yomiR people were neeompanl-.,
ed hy Mi' Shaw's, father .and
mother, M iv wm Mrs John Shaw-S
Sr.,. nntf hls'slstei', Mliia -Ltd a Khuw. i
The newlywe-ils reiurneiljo North
i'owder Immediately "after (he ser
viee Wild" will m.'ilt'e iheir home
therf.
- lUnides people from this ronnty,
ajeompnny of rendletoh residents
are ninkhig plans to pome to l.a
(ra:ide Snmlay to attend the an
nual K. O. M. pienie to he- held at
1 Overside park. - As is Renerally
kilown K. t. M. stands for Kansas.
OJtlahomo and Missouri residents
now HviiiR in this valley, and their
annual picnics are eveai of con
shl'crahle Importance.
Announcements
t The Women? society of the Hap.
list chun'h will meit l-'riday after
noon at the home of M rs. 1. 10.
henunll. Meet at the church nt
J:SO where thcrf will he cars pro
vided to lake every one to Mrs.
'he:ault'.s home.
':-, '
A 1 1 Methodists and their famlllea
are Invited to (he breakfast lomor
rrfw,' JjViday, morning at Pine Cone
e;(mp to Hend Dr. Ida ltelle Lewis
bn 'lier way to t'hlna.; Hreakfat
will be provided by the committee.
Wring only your dishes. Ilreakfast
yill Ipj served'- at seven o'clock
sharp to accommodate all who ro
to work at elRht o'clock.
;The Oliver . P., Morton. Uelief
f"orpH No. 37 will imve their reg
ular Itincheon 'in the K, of 1. hall,
Saturdny, Aligns.' 3rd, The commit
tee for the lunch consists of Laara
Duvls, Susan Faulk, Anna Kowler,
Lucy tlroham, Lydht Ornndy, Anna
Grant, Manic Golden, folia Gutes,
lOleanor fall. Mpmhera of the com
mittee are asked: to he at the hall
ten o'clock -In the morning.
EDISON WILL
NOT RETIRE
. FROM FIELD
(Continued from Page 1)
too comnll'V. loo Involved, lo ner
mil mich determination. The race
will he a dope one. It would he a i
st :ipltl racier however, if everyone
won.
To Stimulate Im crest
"The purpose' of this scholarship
contest Is to stimulate the Interest;
or the youth of America In mental
development, with particular em
phasis on scientific matters mid t
more Reneratly in the high Ideals
thai make Tor the fluent 'P" of
American manhood."
I After the speeches. Mr. lOdtson
answered a set, of quest ions pres
ented by newspaiu'i'iuen.
i I'he ;imeslton.s were;
' ,Wht do you think about tht
future of talkluR pictures V
"Without Rieat iiniuuvemenls
people, will tire of this substitute
for the Rood aciiiiR wv.have, hml
In silent films. '
"Is the Introductlcn of yojniRer
men Into your orRaplzallo.i, us a
result of this contest, an. Indiullon
of your retirement, and If so wheiij
will it tah place?" ' !
"No. I'll' never rellie. It's un
healthy.'- - . .
"Is there not a danger of serious,
unemployment tr so much weight
is laid- o:i cwHeRc and technical,
luciiiton and. too many are turnoij
When Helen Hertz, above, 1 It
yea r-old dauRhter of Jiihn Hertz,
retired ChleaRO toxica b king,
failed to sup her car for a red
liKht in lOvanston, HI., she crashed
Into another car, serbtusly lpjur-1
Intf Miss JJorothy Wilson, Santa1
Barbara," fallf., dehutaull'. , lllood
transfusion was resorted'-to In an
effort to siive the life, ot -Miss II- . nn, f(. ,nt, ,.(;)miremenls of Indus
sun. I'hlciiRO officers 'will charRp try?'' . .
f I MiliiMlrv In iretttnir HO Voilllllex
HERE ARE JACKSON AND O'BRINE ' '
f v m t i
; " ; V NEW SPORT JACKETS
Of. Velvet and Flannel In an attractive
, . ' - variety of Colors.
PUTMAN'S
'La Crande's Exclusive Ready-to-Wear
" f '-. ' . and Millinery
'You're InokliiR at "Itctl' Jackson uml Turcot O'HHiun
bold ei-s of the world iivluilou cmlurniicc record us the rtvsult
of (heir pliciioincnal I'MrIk (hat kept ilicm In (ho all' 17
i lays, lx days Ioiirci' than the- AiircIIho sluycil up. Tbey
landed Tuodu.v nlRht and ytfsicrday atlcmlcil the finnral of
t;coru4t l-aiuhcrt. IVllow aviator. They arc nvelvhiR u tre
mendous ovation.
Miss Hertz with manslaughter
Miss Wilson dies.
the. joint commission and the local
Chamber of Commerce Is not stlb
a thins of the future but Is ac
tually here. Mr. Hunter points out
that'duriiiR the pas.t six or eiRht
weeks thr
that there is.au lmineiio shorhiRe.
of the right kind. of men to tn'an-.
aRe affairs. . This Is Retting more
serious every day a.H sceiice dis
covers new pheTiomena.'
'What Is- the next invention or
skilled dairymen havb ...i,-,- .i ' ...i ..n.iw.t."
lnnnl.Hl .ln ihlu Km.tinn I,,,.,iiia v. ''M mi ..,...... ,
.. . ... . , , "Ho you consider the -will
lo
RESPONSES
COME IN ON
, ADVERTISING
(Continued from Pago 1)
west. All this information has
now , been gathered and the copy
Is ready to go out in a wholesale !
way as rood as the time is deemed'i
to be ripe which will be within
a 'few weeks. :
.- Jlowever. some actual . adver-
tlsements liave been planed and
are now appearing in print In the I
August Issues of some ' western !
farm, papers. That these scattering j
mid -summer ads were not fruit-',
less Is seen In the fact that yester- I
day responses began coming in
asking -for more lnrormation thun
the ad contained. .
All answers so- far have been
prompted by Idaho circulation.'
Tynleiil of tho Inaulrles conilmr In
.was one this morning setting out
that the writer wanted to move.:
his dairy herd herewith hltn, he
Ini? Interested only In getting thp'
land right. The low, Irrigated Innd
prices of Wallowa county Is made'
an Item In every letter received,
"We are delighted at the Inter-'
est. that the few scnttering ads'
placed thus far hav created" said
Mrs. Munter today after opening:
the mail. j
- Two new ; developments hove
come to light as prospective side"
lines In the general campaign to.
development of the dairy industry',
In'Cnlun and Wallowa counties'
rtno Is that a well known Port
land firm is looking over the two
counties with a view, of establish
ing a pure bred dairy cow breed
ing farm. Incidentally,' hog rais
ing Is to go hand In hand with the
industry. MrHunter Is gathering
a list of places suitable for this
farm, to he turned over to the man
interested on bis return to l.a
flrande In tu few days.
, Another development with a
new angle Is that a certain Swiss
dairyman of reputation, with a
family of eight, is planning on
bringing a la rge li erd here and
joining It with one of the largest
herds now lu trnion county, and
putting a cheese factory on the
farm, converting all his milk pro
ducts Into cheese which he says
he has an unfilled market for. If
He completes his denl, he plans to
Interest other families of his ac
quaintance In somewhat the. same
jilan, setting , up a limited string
Of individual cheese pin til h on var
ious farms. ,
As proof that (he dairy develop
ment campaign carried on boih by
Wallowa counties are going to b.
the center of dairying in all east-'
ern Oregon immediately both as
to production uhd .manufacture,
ami that prices are right anil con- i
dltlons extremely favorable. These
men have brought their families
and In some instances their own
herds with them and arc now op
crating. "Our natural dairying facilities
havo at lust . become known
though even in a small way yet,
and the coming fall will see an p.
tremely great movement under
way, and, too, several months be
fore we had hoped to get things
going" explained Mr. Jlnnter to
day In discussing the matter. "Our
fondest hopes were for tangibly
results next spring hut they aro
coming this summer."
Still another Incident of recen.
date bearing on the dairy business
Is tho announcement by the Un
ion llepuhlican that a referendum
vote being tuken by patrons of the
rayolto - ( ooperative creamerj,
particularly in the Cove, t'nlon
and Maker county points, on the
establishment of a dairy either In
llalnes or I'nlon. The I'nion paper
says. t ,( ... .
It in reported the Pay.el.le peo
lierlmvnl was with hoy, as they
aid in wider fields."
The boys", were warned that the
examination will be a hard one.
The test Is a written one uml will
be Htibmllleil In the form of a long
questionnaire. Announcement oi
ti scholarship award will be made
tomorrow. '.".'.'.; ''
si:i:ki; mkankkt man
CII1CAOO, Aug. 1 tAI') I'ullce
are seeking Chicago's meanest
thief, yesterday, while, Joe Hnr
Inskl, a cripple, was splashing
around In Lake Michigan, the thief
took not only his clothing and the
money he had saved up to pay the
rent, hut his crutches as well.
MlfiDiE WEST,
IN HEAT WAVE;
mail MARK 107
- kanhas crnvAug. i,-(Ar)-
The miihlle v wijst continued to
Hwettei dl'tera dity nmt nlght-tlmt
eH(abllshei( seven1 1 seasonal' heat
records. . ' ' v ' ' . '
Showers herft reported ov r so
luted sections but did little to
temper -the. heat, or break a near
drought. Omaha,. Neb., St. Joseph,
Mr., and ljiwrence, Kan., received
.slight precipitation.
One death from' heat, occnrrpil
yesterday In Kansas, the. center of
the hot belt. A. O." HoUntin, fi7,
of Depew, Okla., died at Vlnfleld
from affect .of heat, j"'- - w. , 1
llllsworth ,,lun ' yesterday . re
ported 'a' lenvpei,atur".ori'.l Jf7.;.dP
.gress, one of .the- .highestmarKa
noted in1 1 Ire Ignited "Strttes.j,1, ,
A wealthy .Nev :Yorlter ';,left. his
fortune to a ' wonum wK had - re
jected him. '-Who' said' there is no
gratitude? ',
A new radium-tipped pencil
enatalefi a; nian in', write, duwjn his
thoughts-in four., colors. A. bti;
demand Is reported from goffers.
SX ZiES
for FAMILY
USE
raxs ORONXTE
' PINTS '-
. . GALLONS : CLEANING
FLUID
ft Awawn oil coaiBMnf or cautocwa
work and facln'g of realities of life
as Important ;for the youth of Am-,
erica as a first class education?" j;
Tlirct TbhiKs lnp:n'taJi(. '
"There-nre .three things which
Insure sucecsjt-r ambllion, imagina
tion and the will to work. Of Humi-i
the will to work accomplishes the
most; education of the right kind
gets quicker results.'
"Ho you consider the prevalent
cra.e for the setting of records.
endurance tests, etc., healthy for
industry In Kcneriil?"
"Yea."
"tiiven the same opportunity lif
fnrded the winner of this contest
do you believe your own success
would have been greater or earl
ier?" " Yes."
"Will a similar coulest be held
next year, or at regular Intervals
In the future?" , ,'
"Oon'l know yet.".
'lo you agree with the proposal
of (leorge W. Wlekersham that
the Htntes should assume the bur
den of local prohibition enforce
ment ?"
"No." 1
"Do you think Oiat the scientific
experimental field affords as grerit
opportunities lo women as to men
and whv .were uids not lncludei;-lij
pie jmiiii mi ii jir.iMPu.iru juaiu at this contest? '
one of the two places, choice of j Severe Test I'lnniicil. 1
location to be left to the p:itrons. I "Nearly as grent. The first ev-
ctfvenSwn eno- h col
1 1)1 ,
La Grande, Ore., Grace Bldg.
14UD Adams,
MEN'S SPORT
OXFORDS
Tan and brown combination
Sport Oxfords Calfskin up
per, full well soles, rubber
heels. ,
$5.90
Bohemian
Punch
"Knocks Out
Thirst"
At our Fountain
Exclusively
L & L. Drug Co.
Cinderella Offers
For Friday and Saturday
II
Ax III
Yon .'emtft huy better quality, er
vice or appearances . . So hy i ay
2 to '15 Eaaore for awgf other tire?
50 NEW DRESSES
A snecial purchase enables us to brine vou this var
iety of dresses at this amazingly low price. Crepes,
prints and georgettes all late summer models that
are easily worth double the price we are asking. We
suggest that you come early.
Cinderella Frock Shop
"La Grande's Friendly Credit Store."
T1IERE are no "deep, dark secrets," any more in
tire building.
Super Service and First Quality RIVERSIDE Tires,
for example, cost aa much to build as any of the
five or six other leading mukes on the market For,
rubber, cotton cord, and skilled lubor, Montgomery
Ward & Co. pays current market prices and rates
the same as other well-managed tire factories pay.
In addition . . . for sturdy design and line appear,
ance RIVERSIDE Tires rival any tires built, regard,
less of brand or price!
As for service - RIVERSIDES offer you no vague
substitutes in the form of phrases . . . but definite,
specific, absolute mileage guarantees 16,000 miles
for the First Quality KlVEUSIDE - 30,000 miles for
the Super Service RIVERSIDE.
Then, to clinch tho reasons why RIVERSIDES aro
Dow being used by millions of motorists through
out America -Ward's tremendous sules voliuno and
nationwide distribution bring these tires lo you at
prices ranging from (2 to $15 less per tire than com
parable tires of any other muke on tho market.
Since there are no secrets about tire building
why should thero be any in tire SELLING? In the'
sale of RIVERSIDES there are none . . . becauso none
are needed! You enn PAY more in price, yes, but
you can't BUY more ... in quality, service or ap
pearancol
Knowing these facts -is there any reason in the
world why your next tires should not be RIVER.
SIDES?...
Step into our store today, and see these good-look,
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yourself. Study their construction; sec how they're
built. Then try to fiud their equals at Ward's excep
tionally low prices. ..try to match their GUARAN
TEES in any other tire at ANY I'HICE. Those are
the facts on which to buy quality tires at a big taving!
And remember we have all sizes to fit all cars,
and wo providu free mounting service on every
tire purchased.
I ' mmmmm I ' Mm i
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RIVERSIDE RIVERSIDE WARD WEAR ;
Guaranteed fur Guaranteed for Guaranteed for . f
16,000 Milet 30,000 Miles 10,000 Miles .
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20x1.10 l-ply S.XS SSxII.IMI ll-ply IH.7.1 'Jllxl.10 (i-ply 10-15 3;,1 0U 0-,)l U.tKI 2xl SA l-ply 7.00 .,lx5.or, y ;-,
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1101-3 Wash. Ave.
Phone Main 18.
.--..La Grande, Ore.