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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1922)
v:ot. STX ORXNTiE EYTNTNO OBSPRVEPi Saturday, Tniunrv 7, 1fW2 m9& A Column for . Card Placers is? and Question 3ox Conducted iy Hoyle, Jr. . Aililrnu iiiiiwllona about any K"' '' "".vie, Jr., The Observer. An swers will ho mailed promptly. No iinivstioiis uiismcifiI unless signed ivtllt iiiiinii mill mlclresx. , Auction IIiIiIkc . I!S ".Never kiimv bimmI limiilx, ioor,subj lines. I he ereilil lies III lihiyinu each , ill tin liiinil pi-oel-ly." Tho element of link Is liUKi'ly tlocrouacd In Auction with the nsn of tho. "Compass" 01 trays which "Olio sp.'nl REBEKAHS AT ONION ELECT (Special to Th Observer) I'MON, Jim. 7. Tim Kebeknh lodse mot Wednesday nlfsht and In stalled the followiiiir offlters: Noble Clriind, Mrs. Caster; night Support. ilrs. Miiuilck: Left .Sminort. Mm. to the proscribed penalties; Hollo llnalek; Vleo Urmi'l, Opai former his mh ersaries havo Uihnprul; Right Support, Mi-j. Shup- no redress. pal; Left Support. Mrs. Hurwell; In hiddiiiK tho deeliiriitlons should Hecording Hec.,,..Vrs. P-eiu-l Shnw; he mnile In n simplo niunnor. thus: i Kinaueiul Sec, Mrs. Ilafrd; Treus- ," "ono no-truiii," oi iiiror, , Mrs. Holly; Warden, Kuntce No," or "Double;" they Huslck; Conductor. Veitle Flser: 101 I f TB1C1 'rnitiM that are passublo so that, the 'eollege Junuary Male ean be decided on. 1'ehrunry 24.. .... I A very enjoyable iSrw Year's (Kir- The horticultural products section ty was held at the lioie of Diuican l thu oUUwt and lurKest nrftaniza- Mi Diinalil. jtlon of Its kind In the I'niteil States, and has announced this new course n A r TJio-'- m , tt,. jns R service course to men actively ,U. ii. U. .TianS iOliave IcuRSKcii In tho manufacture of cni a SchOOl For Canning ned fruits and vegetables. The work J jpresentcd In science deals will, the I . OltKOOM AGRUTI.TVRAL COI.-basic principles underlying food I.ECK, Corvullis, Jan, 7. The first j preservation. laimuul cunnei-B' school tho only Work .coverlnn problenis of tho ! course of its kind ever offered In northwest packer, inciudini; funda : tho northwest will start at the 'mentals of food preservation by rim- and lasts until lilve liioro opportunity or scone for : pasH science In the declaration and play jshnulii be made orally an, I nol by , Chaplain, I'nye Bellus; Inside (iuar- from the same hands or curiU. I" NOfvTH 1 ! , ra V a . & SOUTH , Kostur Aside ation, i indicate at Iloiv tin Hiuinl mill the Tricks lire I'lnceil on the Table. . In ".Compass" all rules and laws prevail as In Auction, lieforo bc- KinnltiK to play. Tray No. 1 (sea his pleasure or displeasure play, :i hid or u double. A player should not play a card with such emphasis as to draw at tention to same. Theie are many conventions and inai,y localisms that creep Into Uie Kami', but the author finds the ex perts use but few und therefore none are lvuu. Ql'KSTIO.NS AND ANSWllltS Q. What Is mount by "In"? A. "In," In circulation. Tho cards that hiiye kii.l heeu pluyo:I. tj. . What card Is called the number on back of tray or board I j knave? Is placed In tho center of .No. 1 table, with the arrow pointing north, us printed on the tray to Indicate this dealer, Tho tray must remain on the table during tho play of the hand and until it is used as here nfter described. Odd X umbers of Tables Host There should be U least five or your holding Is shorter in the suit more tables In play at a limn. An "inn your partner's and your'cards odd number of tables Is i.irolerahle j might win the trick and talto to as then the truys '.(after usel are '''"'I '"'' "'"i disastrously, thereby shutting ouL'liio chance of bringing in bis long suit. pusHivi one way ann uie east and west players move the other. When uu even number of tables are In play and when half the number of moves huvo been made, .then the players sit siii until two rounds have been played I the trays having been moved after each round). Then the east and west move to the next table and finish the play of tho trays. ' The game consists ot regular Auction brldgo players at multiple of number of tubles. For Instance, 24 tables would start with one tray for each tjciilo, tho number of which tray should correspond to the num ber of the table. Or say nine tables would play 27 deals or trays, having three, dealB or trays (called a frame) on each tahlo. Tho 'Ialn' tray Ib a squdre de vice with four .pockets in which the four hands are kept, enabling the several north players to tine the samu hands and tho south players tho same und so in. The players do not throw their curds In the center of the tahlo us In most curd games, but, us In dup licate whist, each player places his curd, as ho plays It, on the table In I runt of him, and turns Its face downward us soon as the winner of the trick turns his curd, nnd the cards of that trick 'must not be seen iigulii (thu trie 1c Is then said to huvo been turned uuitteill. As each succeeding curd is turn ed, It should bo placed so as lo overlap thu card previously played, thus retaining the cards in lexact order In which they were played. The winners of tho trick pluco their cards, as they turn thorn down, per pendicularly to the edge of the table nearest thcni; the losers, on the contrary, place their cards horl zontnllly. When the deal (thirteen tricks) has been played, tho four hands should each he separately shull'led, and each player's cards slipped Into the pocket, of the Iray directly In front of hhu (ihe id-row always point north), thus carefully retain ing the position in which they were I;. -Id by the players. This "Compass" game enables n ronniarlson to bo made, us no other mode of play possibly can give. All laws and rules are used In the "Compass" game as in straight AU'tlnn save that thu liublicr i." llol counted. 1 r, points are added In honor column for each game made in one deal, the game being the goal anil no Itulibcis played. Ktlquette -plays a nui.it Important part at the card table and to of fend clicinottc is far more serious lh:n to offend against i law ; for I In the hitter case the offender Is' idian, Mrs. Keilblock. from bis legitimate declar-1 The robbers that ransacked the player thould 1n no wuyjmeat inurket last week are still at the nature of his hand or, largo. Tho slaughter house was al so raided (Monday night und Boverul hides stolen. All of tho students who were home from college have left to re sume their studies. Miss Marion Strowbridge or Hay ward, California, Jias been visiting Miss Oelga Nielsen of Hit high school faculty for a few days this week. .Miss Strowbridge taught school last year In Klein. The first game of the V. H. S. Intel-scholastic basket ball season will be played tonight with La Grando at Union. From all re ports this will be one of the fust- est games of the season. A Sunday school party was held .Monday night at the Methodist par sonage. The cluss that gave it have just organized with Itev. B. y. Hughes as their teacher. Thu B.-mlor class of tho high high school gave a surprise iparty on their lOngllsh teacher, Mrs. Uow inuii. Tliero not being room lo dance games were played until late In tho evening, when a lap supper of Ico cream and cake was served. Shortly al ter this . tho guests de parted for home. This was the second attempt of tho seniors to hold a party. The first was at tempted In the lorni of a skating party but this was broken up by a bunch of the town rowdies. , The Knights of I'ylhlus' lodge have sold u section of one of the main business blocks of tho town to jMr. Holly, who has been located on inis sue tor some years. Home time tho lodge bugan Improvements mi an amusement hall. At that tlmo they did not have the funds to complete the project und will now use the returns from the sale for, this purpose. Mr. I.avnnno Morris, once a resi dent of La Grande, is now employed In tho Kastern Oregon Meat mar ket. Mr. Morris has for the past two years, been employed In .Shanks Bakery and is still working there in tho evenings. A. The Jack of uny Bult. Q. What uro Weak suits? A. Those suits in which tricks are very lmnrebuble. (). What Is unblocking? . A. Playing the high cards of partner's long unit in order to sot out of his way. This is done -when i-'oiiKKiN i'ostai, katkh Newspapers und publications for foreign countries may bo sent for 1 cent for four ounces, provildug single wraiMiors are used, accord ing to a recent ruling hy the postal department. If more than one paper Is contained in n slnglo wrap per tho same rale will apply' as though two wrappers were used. A N Tl-V KI1.M I X S M I KTV (Ily Associate:! Press) LONDON, Jan.' 7. A society luis Just been foundvd for tho scientific extermination of vermin. It was christened tiie Jnstituto of Applied Pestology. Alfred K. Moore, the chairman, believes it -will accom plish a work of International Importance. (Special to The Otservir IOWA .SCHOOL UI.SlKIt T, Jan. 7 Because of the bad' roads tho s.-hool Christmas tree und progrum wai held the Friday before Christmas. John Williams llao been on the sick list as no aftermath of a touch of .flu lie had some tlmo ugo. Mrs. Alia Henderson I.i also on the sick list. 4 Master Clen Henderson, who spent the holidays In l'ortlaiul with Ills 'father, has returned here. The .Misses Myrtle , and Allldred Hoyt und Julia Kvelyn Hulso left! Monday evening Tor the Willamette I valley to finish their school terms. I L. I). Hyatt and family spent. Christmas at the ,1. R. Hulse ranch.- Mr.?. Ida Huvn and children, who ; have ben visiting- her father, Geo. Kvans, lutvo moved to La Grande, - Joseph llettis had his daughter visiting him from La Grande lur-; ing tho holidays. t ! August Krlrkeon and family spent Christmau-i In La Grande ut the home of Mr.. Lee on W. avenue and 1 uttonded- tho Klks' Christmas tree. Tho aister of the lute Mrs. Spiers ( who has been here for the last 1 .month, left Wednesday evening, Hik ing Miss Mean Spiers with her to j her homo in Santa iMonlcu, Cali fornia. - j Tho children of IowaIlstw-t are preparing for a silver medal con test to be held under tho au.siiice3 of the W. 0. T. U. All thatNa ! necessary now is good weather and I iiiiilg, wl;i he offered. Acljuutmie:t jand repair of. nuanilnic mimhliiej, Hill j he under a representative 'of tho American Can compauy.t' 'Bui'teria 'found In' canned fruits will omo In j'or at shure or study. How to com jtrol the organisms in fruits, vege- tubles anil other food stuns., and i their relation to curing, ripening land preserving food products, will I be studied. Addresses by eper- lenced men will be given from time to time, dealing with the different I pharos of cunning -und allied Inilus i tries. - . g-gx-aMTi-BTTmiHiMM uimi wnni iinwiii -ifflinni h r iiwrTi ii -TTiTiTnrTiinT-nfrrii7rrnniiirrrnTT Lower Than Pre-War Prices and Better Batteries Too ! Prest-O-Lite's Latest Price Cut Brings Battery Prices to lowest Point in Years PEERLESS SY Wo make hhIo and blenda . Cam' SKar i Syrups, from $1.75 'till (illliotl Ml poiiuit i Corn unci sugj Wo credit S. Ji. FiJi iiiiiulr RUP n ii wnoie- ttaii. 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