La Grande evening observer., August 27, 1929, Image 3

vyrirosdny, - August 27, 1920
'LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
Page Three
Book On Head 1
: Aid To Walking i
Without Wiggle
f'tfH'ACiO. AI') TeuehlnR wo--men
how lo v;i!ti without a witftfle
of shoulrfers ntul hip, nuys one
who hus made ii livliiK out of such
li-ai-hiiiK. ih'iiuuid.H mi Interest iu
hooka any old hooks.
I .ruler Ksxit?, u hd developed a
t'rhann'' srhool from a co.siuiniriR
and (Mmii('v(ip irtudni-sy. first leaeheB
his pupils liow lo walk. And to rid
tliein of the HlutUiiiK shouldt-r and
willing. hip. ho sftirtH litem walk
ing ailniud- wit h a hook or two on
tjioir luiols.
r Ksf-lK fii-Mt tiiiiKht folk of the
jhjw 10 wan;. noui meir j
liHJids, , stand, Wlmt to went- and
haw,. to mak'-:ii. Mm admittance
oj" a, few .society women opt :hmI the
way fur all women, nnd now even
men are si intents of proee and
charm.
Kssik thinks Am. rienn women ilo
not know lulw t;i walk, and he
m"ch that as their obstacle to eoiu-
Dh'le iliwnl-iatluit In
lionul henutv field.
SOCIETY
NEWS
jMany Picnics In
i This Community
; During-the Month
SHkane
K'HO (.lOflke) 7, melodies: 8.
Xltl.'; !l:4&, sllidlu; 10 to 12, MIC.
KfJA (UTtlkc) S to U AiSC
proKi'ii m.
Sim l'riiiH'isfo
KPO (liS'ikc) s. musical pro
Kntm,; !, Ni:"; I:30, feature; in.
snr. .
KFllO (RUIkc) S. stdlo; 8:2ft,
symphony orchestra; 10 to 1, dance
music,.
Seattle
KOMO f120kc) 7:311. NllC; 0:30.
orchestra: 10:30. news: ln:-tfi. mu
sic; II. Nit'; 11! lo l':3i. origin re
ciiul.
K.Jtt (H70ke) 8 lo U'. Alii- pro
gram.
Sail I-akf i'Mx
KSTi (I13llke) 7. vadevllle N1U'; J Today (he It. of L. K. and K. and
8 Instrumental, quartet ; K:30. ffa-, ihe auxiliary are Iiulding a pic:iie.
lures; 10, Ames and Amty; in. in, j and laM weekend Ihe .Mouse loue
dam o orchestra. i oImi had one ai l'iue Cone.
4 . ) There have heetl fevenil imlns-
The Nallonal lii'oailcastill cnm-juinl phoies besides the b'lK lle
oanv orouram for Wednesday nlwhtint lUi.iiuni Hpritms dun'iiK Auj?ul.
fullnws: 7:15 to S, lli;hi opera : Kuipluyes of the 1'eiUiu
7: l.V. Amos and Andy tKSl, ami ( company met
'Flying Postoffice" Is Next
lo
As t he smnme!
loUiiur ivt r I he
" i not ic. d t hat I In i
' eeptiotiul intind
" , pu.-sllde by l he
! I.a Ciaitde lt;;s
1 son.
draws to it close,
past month it is
e has been an e
of plonks made
splendid weather.
enjoyed this sea-
I J i '
KOA); X. Itoads to Komance; S:,in.
Hill Milly I toys; , silent; in. min
strels; 11 to 1 .M iisleal M UsUet-
inlerna- eers.
1 pea use
if the dissohitiiMi of Hie
,-'l"hey Htrike the pnvemenl with 1 American p.madeastiiiK company
taelr heels and slump t heir-should, (the programs .ver
Moto
fur an out
duor least; 1 lie 1 '.icli ic and W
Coast Telephone eompnnie.i a
held a picnic Sunday.
eiw, -he s.-iys. "The slump "drops ,
down and becomes a winkle when
It reaches the hips. The wih- is
Pearcely graceful.
"Most women walk stiff Jeed
ami slilf jointed. They swing aluni;
from the shoulders. The e.-uter of
it race is in lh h I ps. and i:i walkiiiK'
the shoulders should be sleady and
the hend ioised."
'Khafs where the honks come in
A shoulder shimmy ft ml aOilpwtvo
j'nn'i be done wltn a book balanced
.on 1 he hetol.
. Carmen Sylvia who timM Cni
ycrslly of .MiNSuuri coeds interpre
tative danclnif. .iow couches .Kssi's
pujiils 'in what to do with the
Viands, l-'or-ret s j xr iXyinm,
b.it not until after the charm ran
"Ihlaie kmu s that I he t hiimh
should be so and so, the wrist
flecked just ri-ht and. the arm cor-
reetly poised. :'f
Make-up rulfH are aainsl low
foreheads nnd; lianas nnd a nose
"tip tilted like a ruse"- that's how
.the instiuelioiis i.-eail and spit-
;curls.
Kssi's wife instructs In "clothes
'lsense.' That means the student
.should li.'iviv-ii .sports clothes con
.selousni ss, an ex-i-nitis kiuvii ap-
4!preclalion, a bathing suit sense.
.J.onif swiiiKiiitr strides are for sport
- w ear. short t-r sit ides for chiffon.
fl.eim'lh of vd:iit I,, set off tht par
llctilar winnall also is decided.
; Kssiir shows the candidab-s their
: jtriurress w ! "mo; iun pirt ip'-s.
land; KiA. of Spokane; and Iv.llt.
of Seattle, are not available. Mio-i-ral
programs are bein hroadcis'.
however.
Columbia l'.roadcast IniC rom
; puny programs will he released
sunn over a new chain of western
.stations, including Kl-'liC, K'll.l,
.Kii, and others.
roi l land
I KCW (tiL'iikc) 7:1s, MIC; fi.30,
Ifi-atnres; y;3u, studio; in, orMies
, i ra :ll to 1 '1, orirnn recital,
i KOIX (!M0ke) 7:30. studio: 8.
lon-heslra ; K:3o, strfnK ensemble:
10 to
Sunday schools and church i
Kany.utioits hae been meeting and
tfohlK- UUt touelloi- tO eat lliailel'.
KMX of I'l.i-t -! A II in all it se,-ms thai the Kieiu
o:ildours is becomiuK itiore pop
ular with the public; and that or
Kani.at ions are usin thin way to
toj;et in . " as a succ ssful
uu'lluxl uf ke.pinr up intere4.
With the eoiiiio of fall, school
starts and the mothers are now
busy Keiiinn the children ready, so
that t lose outdoor pari ten will
gradually diminish in numbers un
til winter.
a1
ThK i h..w I'mle Sam's tlviim po;-(olllces will
aro cam. d on planes lo furl airmail
The itoeitie. Air Trail. Poll, operators
e.niM is haildin;- a lb - t ol
vert d into mail pi.-.n-.;
is 1 !' x ieel liu. live
.limo was 13:U:07.
Six other contestants also roach
ed South Head safely. They will
lake off for Cleveland later.
Tex Itaukin, Portland, held third
i place when the letf here was rone
:lih'ted. Ills total elapsed time was
I3:rl:u:t.
' wixxmii msijcAMMKn
1 CI,K'i:LA.NII. Auk. 7 (AIM
Vhoebe ouilie. of I tinning ha in.
Ala., who won the women's 'tO-inile
afi-daiie speed race at the national
air races ttutay wn - disijua M f ied
for ton II uk on one of the turns
arunnd a course pylon, the officials
awarding first place to Mrs. Keith
f Itufffalo, wlm had finish-
eeond.
ulv .Mary Heath of Kngland.
dtstiimuished her flight by
turns at the pylons, came In
Her speed was !m;,17 miles
Onyx, "Pointex", Gothnm, Goldstripe
Silk Hosiery
Tn all the new. Fall shades
1.50 1.G5 1.05
PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exclusive Ready-to-Wear
and Jlillinery
i Mill.-
. 1.1
! ho
1 1
llihil.
IpiT h
W'S'n., (Iniaha. Ni'b.. anil Clovohind.
. Tlit fllKtit is .sinHi.siu'oil hy t!ie
armv. pil nffioe ilt'Pni'timMit nnrt
llio I'.rH'ini; Air Tninsimri Coiniiiiny,
wlilrh linpi t , (lctcrinino thf fonji
ll.lllly nf ri-ruolini; 1 r.-i nsi-inH llU'lltsil
mull rarrifl's whlli aloft.
A rcsilrnl of Arlara, Ia. ,1s all
piil'li-d ti . 'ians.'H' can write 4M
li'lt;rji n1i a Krain of rico. Altiltho
I lie ri' is nuff-l, liio.
to si, u.d Itf
look when clerlm
vliile Hie piano is en route,
r the San Kraticlsco-lMilcaKu
1 'i-paeni-iT planes whhh ran he cou
nt, e tins wiiiini z-i iiours. J lie man, vaiun
and one-hair feel wide, and allows a cleric
in-kin;;. There U room tor -SO.OUO lettoi'K.
poimlai- program:
j Mcl-:iroy-s Orewonians
, Tai'oma
KVt (7Hiikc) S t
program, dMallrf not
i Denver
1 KOA rsitolic) 7:1.".
and Andy).
I San l-VniiclM-o
KI'UC (tii-okc) s. studio; con
: cert in chest ra, mixed o'tarp t ; 10
to 1, dunce music.
j Kl'O (liSllkc) S, MM"; !l. Calif
lornia Crooners; !::ii, 'rommy and
Ladies Auxiliary
In Picnic Today
the scene of
, will again he
lehrntinu held
holies auxiliary
ml I-:, and th
ma ny
the
there
of the
li. of
1 I :.io.
I I'llie ( 'nne,
Inde picnlo
1 '2, musical ; place of a ci
vallahle. today hy the
11. of I.. i
NI;C (Amos i l. and K.
1 A picnic dinner is planned for
whieli Ihe men's oi'ku a iy.a t ion will
f irnish ihe ice cream and Ihe
women's the res! of the spread.
Swimming and the usual outdoor,
fun w ill he en joyed.
S.icajawea,, Thursday nluhl
only colh'Ke dance this sum
Uld it is expected In he tl
I'unch will h" served and
will he inl erest lui; features.
t?e students are.assi.stiiur the
III Ol he IS ill I lie t icUet Sale. TllO
ouot.t has to he ri.ised hy Sep.-tll-'
her first, nnd It is to complete It
I hat I he mid ix-i s are h,i 1m," I lie
le-nefit dance.
al Hi.
is the
lilel.
SlU't'l-,'
there
Col'
x i :( ,
8::t0.
TCKsnyY TMIOGIEAMS
'lire National 1 hoadeast in com
pany pro.ura m fur Tuesday niiht
follows: 7::tn. Hello. Mars;V S,
Tales Xever Told; !l. hour of mehi
iIS: HI. Spotlight review; 11 to 12,
."Utlsioal ,hisl,etects.
THi' Arnericjin . Broadcast Inj
company fh-oram f'r Tuesday
niuhrf tollnw's: August OutitiKs;
S:.1li. Caul Hiihy'in yarn: !i. phil
harim.nie oreheslra; lo, male piar
lel; 10;:to. sextet; 11 to C. Vic
Meyers Orchestra.
Portland
KC,r (Ci.MiUel x. .VliC; 0:30. ron
enrt ; I n;::n tci l X I sc.
KOI.V (!Hii( 7::tn. orchestra,
studio; in in II, popular program.
K-i:.V (tlXOkri S to 2, AP.C pro-
l.Soh,; 1 0, da nee music; J I
Los Anuelos
KKl (li-lOke) S. XI1C
studio; 10, Xlh; 11. news.
K 1 1.1 ( iioukc ) s. feature pro
Ki am ; 1 u to I ''. da nee music; 1
to I. orwan recital.
K XX ( 1 u.'.iilic ) K : :0, violinist,
pianist, cellist ; feature arl-
lnls; in. dance music; 1 - lo 1 .
record proi;ru m.
Salt, lake CilV
KSI, dl.lOwe) 7:1".. (Amos and
Andy); 7::i". vocal trio, features;
!t. dance . music; '.tilta. feature; lo.
x i :
Spokane
K 1 1 Q C.iMikc) 7:30. 1 immh Ihiys;
fl, XUC; !i. music: H) to IJ, XISC.
Oakland
KIA (SKOUc) K, educath.n
hour; it, pianist, violinist, sopran
lo. feature,
KOO ( 7!ptkr) S, XISC;
quintet and lyric soprano; It,
"The leliniucnts" ; Hi to 11
archest ra.
Seal hie
KOMO (HL'Oke) X. XISC
drama: S : -I .", news; !. music
rain: 1 1, XliC; ti 1 l'::pi
recital.
Infirmary Benefit
Dance Is Thursday
The Oregon molhers of the I'ni
versily of Oregon have heen h:isy
this last week selling tickets lor
the Infirmary heiiefit dance, and a
fair decree nf succi ss is reported.
All the mothers over the state are
uorki ik in Ihe campaign lo raise
lollars for the new Infir
mary at l-:utene. If this amount
is raised the Male will K'ive a sim
ilar amount, totaling $uo.oou for
Ihe huihlinK.
'lie- dame, which will he e,iv.-n
i
tlrama
il. Hirp i !
!
il .r.,-
XORRIS FAVORS
DIRECT ELKCTIOX
OF PRESIDENT
((Joiitiiiue,! from ruse oniii
at ion made hy t he federal trade
commission of the activities of the
so-called power t rust , The evi
dence 1 1 roil need demonstrates that
Ihe power trust Is the greatest
monopoly which has ever heen put
together hy human ingenuity."
Kxpluiniut? his proposal for :
progressive inheritance ta. he mik
Kested t hat It contain liheral ex
emptions to providi- for the com
fort" and even the luxury of those
dependent upon the testator durlna
his life." He urired that the rate
he advanced "so as lo make i( Im
possible for a human heini; lo con
tinue combination and monopoly
h-.ind his natural lite."
PERKY PLANE
CRASH FATAL
TO AVIATORS
(Continued from I'uffo 1)
Son fc-t. It appeared to witnesses
that tlie plane sideslipped as it was
hanked foe a landing.
The plane piloted hy Joseph M.
McCiady was the first of (he derhy
eonietaats to reach here, arriviip;
a few minutes after II a. m. His
plane also appeared to sideslip as
it was' hanked for a turn over Ihe
field and spectators for a time
feared a crash was impending.
snrrrhK ntxktk tiui
OAKLAND, Ca!.. Aim'. 7 (AC),
The lioeintf mail plane Shuttle
hopped off from the Oakland air
port at S ::!! u. in., toil ay cm the
iirst lap of a transcontinental re
fueling endurance flight. l-'lyliiK
at hifjh speed the plane headed
eastward and at L' this afternoon
will refuel over lllko. Nevada, Cap
tain Ira Knker was at the controls.
kepresenlatlve V . Frank James
of Ml.JilKan officially Kiurted the
shuttle on Us way. WithiUK 14
hours pilots l-'aker aiuT ltirnard
Thompson are expected lo he over
New York City, w here they will
lake on fuel and mail and start
hack across I he continent . Con
tacts are also planned at Cheyenne,
Dr. Kekcner apparently doesn't
like the streets of New York. He
radiuKramined Mayor Walker , ho
was looking forward lo aain see-
! inif Ihe eliy from th air.
UNION PACiF
I I D WKLI.S 1 .1 : A I 1 N (i
SOl'TIl i;i-:xn, I ml.. Auk,; 1!7
(AIM Led hy Ted Wells. Wichita,
ihe ri-li fliers parlicipaliim In Ihe
Cortland to Cleveland air derhy
took off from South Hend. today
fro" Cleveland al two minuie inter
vals startlntr at I p. m. Central
standard time. Wells is leading hy
four iniuiiles and II seconds. Cleve
land is 2 .'i0 miles east of here.
Wells arrived al :he South Hend
airport at 11:1-: a. in., l C. S. T.)
to make his tola) elapsed time i:t:
1i; Holman. the last pilot to
leave Milwaukee, reached here at
I I :t:t:r.'. a. m. Hit loial elapsed
11,.!.. vo
Equipment and Service
DAILY SCHEDULE
TO l'OH'li,ANI):
l,v. id: in n. in.; 2:0R p. in.
TO I'l'.Mlhd'ON
W.M.I, A WAI.I.A:
l.v. ioo.-v a. m.; .5.1 p, m.
TO T.I'.WISTOX:
l.v. 2:0." p. in.
TO HAK Kit:
l.v. I0:: n. in.; 7::10 p. in.
j ' !
miiSfi It
Wwafi." i I ? 1. 1
! ON
i'.xi'iti:ss iMi'KAcii'.s c.itiui:i)i
THE LEVEL,
d ui't ou tlilnU that this Ls the best
j cae of jihscnt in:i;dclnesH that you
I oxer hiviril? H Is (lit! fellow tvlm
1 o( ipp In Ihi niftht ii.nd HtnU'lt u
) match to .--ce If ho hail ldowiiUmt
Ihe candle. We're strictly 'on tin
j level when we tell yon (lint our
i "Wife. Savintr StatKun" Is wnily, lo
: lake all fhe wrk, wmht.v . Ami
j weariness out of your home, , on
i uashihtys. Try our I tot 11 1 Iry
; .'t.'iMlce this wt'cli. We Iron nil the
; lluuvnrk for you. fluff the 1owHj
, ;i . : I wearitec appmi'l, mui stnitii
uv.se pkts rctjuirlii It.
riiono Main r(l
Standard Laundry Co,
"Wlfo snvliiK Stntlon." ,
Higji
Compression
1
Budweiser is the malt that's
guaranteed to contain no
fillers, no adulterants, no
artificial flavors, no artificial
colors, rio substitutes.
TJpnnryrrrir ittittyiti m-
THANK HEAVEN,"
AT LAST HERE'S A
RADIO I CAN TUNE
KELL()C(MRIAM)
PACT YEAR OLD;
ta 111.
I.os
KKI (', lake)
Hire; !l. XltC; 1 1
KXX ( to.Miki
Mule: It. feature
mu.-ic; 11' to I.
lH',Cl0S
S, trio; R:30, fea-
lieu s.
x. Tom and his
10 to I?, ilancfl
cords.
K:o r;:t
!l::ill. featnr
KIA' i v.n
!. pianist,
to II. dam-.
hi I. land
kc s. The
piano ;
orehesir
Cil-rims;
to 11'. XC.C
l.i nee music;
ud tenor; 1 a
Continued from Pae. H 1
aide day, August 21, l!i:'S. history;
will he aide o consider that day as ;
Ihe turnip? point in the evolution !
of nations. !
.The rhythm, of our present lii
Is more hurried todav than It used l
to he. The spirit of solemn gather- j
inns and the other eletir insights t
which spring trom them are lost J
aualu in the hurry of onr everyday ,
life. Hut An?. -7 ouj:ht to he a '
day of commemoration uniting all
nations, as it never had heen pos- ,
sihle in any other historic event, in 1
the t-rmweiousness of their common
interest in the maintenance of
peace.
Vtctor-Ilailio
Klc. trolaUI .. (
Only . .
J
ME
N WANTED!
DM-148 h
VICTOR
pTATiovsi:u;croR
!Sow radio lii:iin; more
tlimi automatic . . the
etui ion ou waul i alunf
iu pltiiii si&lit!
To Join The Army
of Satisfied Customers
who will attend our
BIG FALL
DISPLAY OF
TAILORING
Today and
Tomorrow
A representative will lie with us from 1
Largest tailors in the world of
(iOOD made-to-order clothes
CHICAGO
.- - yi il - . I l- i hi. x.'r. .vu
r - ?' ' i .' -X'lit ' i'. i' . , .- ,y we nci;iiwr.r.w
lie 1 fJm
I 'a w Ro 9? mssMssssmw
,: sx? i if i m, .miIZmZiw i r " v MAN I
exhibiting their fine Fall fabrics in the full piece. A wond
erful opportunity to select your Fall suit, topcoat or overcoat.
YOU ARE EXPECTED
Going Saturday,
August 31
l.v. I n (.ininli' II: In n. III.
Ai'. I'm-lliiiul ."i::tll H Ml.
let in ning Sunday or
Monday, Sept. 1st
or 2nd
Ti ki-li will In1 linnorril In
Cn.M lli;s ul' i:n iinv n-K-ilnr
Iriiln snliil:i. Si-pl. ei i
.1tlilny. S.'it. i. HnumlKi' MI
lint Im i'liM'kn?, j .AffB
mm
ROUND
TB8I5
a inurvi-l. TIhto ix no radio on tint mar.
Kit lluit cuii even fiiiiiarc uitli t!t Srw
irtor-ltadii). A cliiltl ran Intir il.
It U Micro-Sviii lirniion-! AIim.iIhI,. fid.-l.'iy
thriii:li I lie i-ntirr inii.iriil wall.!
y Victor
' rEATURES
At lat-t, the tiMKt nu I il v III
lover lias heen looking for.
rilirul iniinic-
Onr irircs arc within tin: ri arli
liilr ou in!
Hi'ariii!
ifull. I'lav
l.rli
i II . (I II rf ir iv 1.. .
coiilimi.il radio party. C:uic In U,r a n
ili'iiioii-tralion until
FROM LA GRANDE
GET YOUR TICKETS EARLY
unbm mmwm
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COME TO
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Miero-viieliroiiouw Itnlnnee: Con
tleii-.er,! !iutomatieullvliiiriiioiii4l
(it liny freiiriiry, In-timl, tiiirro
exiiet tfioifi.
foirftve( ireiiilflevrloprrl (ty VI"
lor..., iihitiw, Ki le lie,huluiie 'I.
New U( imht K.iilifitroiifi 2I..
I tircc rp:trnle liniln .
t-flllliet-iihtt m-r -Mhle
eiifoilfoiutl ttcw wtuf
ti) iiiiium: r'iro4liiciT.
'Hie new Klfelmln i niifi.irullrleil
i leeti ioil reiroiliM-lioiioT reeor'leej
imi-ir. Aoi..inK th pth an( r!
Sunill, exi'uUite ru!;Ii:rt.
liitT-
elertriH
WmillU. TENT THEATRE
The Packard
20 Adults
Players
20
P5
ir trrvrv ..rroi
ADLER'S MUSIC CO.
DUAMA VAUDKVir.I.K MUSK'
Openinct l'liiy
"THE GOAT
Ladies Free Tuendau Prices
To (UtH-ral Admission Children Adults
Seats 10c 25c
Hesei vt.'d Scnts 2rc F.xtrn
Doiiis open 7:"0 CurUiin 8:15. ' Show jrumnil.; i:i(.;htli :uu! M Street:!,
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La Grande, Oie.
in Music We Iad."
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