La Grande evening observer., August 06, 1923, Image 2

Monday, August fi. 1923.
PAGE TWO
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OnSERVER
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A Brand New
Pair of Shoes
The First Day
of School
If Betty Mae and Bobby Jr. don't have anything else
new for the first day of school, there simply must be a
new pair of shoes, that's all. A pair of our broad-toed
cocoa-brown shoes with rubber heels will delight any
youngster. Or there are any number of comfy lasts and
colors the children like, for both girls and boys. Bring
them in and we'll fit them perfectly.
..-w.fiUWAt-,
,A Good Place to Trade
ED. CODLiDGE
IS SPEAKER
NORTH POWDER
L
IT N
rtrons Will Vote oh Rais
, ing Necessary Funds for
: the Coining Year.
North PowiIit, AiimiHt.
rilnillH of m-huol dlh(Jlj-t.s
palrlnu thr-iliiiiiiiHWl -Cur n'r .Mr. Joint- Hu(I(llCSOIl of Noi'th
son ri-H t liunki ill to have foi.
without rnrthiT Injury 11ml did
t'HVv to proHi'i'iitf t'hlpftnln.
off
not
. No. S
nU 2ft. uJiiViin Mil. rem. ,1 in (ho 1(f.
lalift Of tilt hHiooI, will liin't ul tin;
(school hotiNt n"t Thm-JMlay, AukiihI
thj nt two uYlui'k tn thy iiltt rnuon.
for tin- puriMiR.i of (HhcuhsIhk nixl vot
ing. Hit n-Kulur Ht-lioitl tax lor the
year. v v ') .
- u mount to Tin nilm.. this mr
Is l'Ni. thun tin; pri'vlouH jeur. fv
though unotln-i lctu'h-r will I m-
' phl,Vr.l in the hiuh whuol. Tho
Hiiiiiiit votid for IiikI your w;im ',-
.'. , k ' iU'r vrfr u MkIH with ih- lou.
, ,1 r I "" oiy. 1
i in' inimriim in fromtiuv inmi- i ....Ji uiv i.u .i...v r..rif
Kiiiaii vy i in nii'iiniiTH on mh vciiooi h,.,,,,:.
One Coyote That Has
Courage to Encounter
Man and Not Run Away
NOMTII I'dWDKIt, Aiif. . t'oyot.H
In ih In ptirt of tin rountry nri' iiNiiallv
Itiiowii for thi'lr t'owtinlio' and sm iik
n In wn.vfc, hut. tuMt wt-i'k, Mr.: W.
(ilaHH, who le miKMiiK near, .Thh-f
rillcy, ti'id'iin i''rh'iicik that would
hullniti' fhtTi' ar mntm of.Mn'r unt
il. .iIk t tint ciniH' nut In lljirtnptn and
ftKlit.
Wlitlf .Mr. tilaHN.wiiK out In tin-rh-ld
tn- licard hl iIok fnnrlliik' and
urowlhiK and upon Invi-HtlKalion mv
a royal' i'oiuIiik towanl I In- (ton. Mr.
CJ In hi; hlt iM'hlnd a, wiimihi until tln
animal mm' up Huhc to tilin, ami
itxpi-clnl It to Niart on a run' nx hoou
it It Haw him I'tiiiM' from hrlilnd tint
waRnn. He wtir mlMiiken, tho envoi
nindv no altctnpl loit-l awa. hut
Powder Has Wheat That
Gets a High Rating
i and thi
nml In.iuuhtuK a Jul at tti
huiihl will meet wit h the niiprovul
of I'verit tapnyT In the i-omhlurd
JiH(ti'i. How lonu thi-y. run hold
lonjrf tlilM- KrfVKrfthi -UiMiuftt t'o- HaV'
thlfitM oT Htudl)tK at' 't iir IiihVh ii
llotrix Krmvlnir rnrh yi-in; nnl 'tt H
not Koiiifj ( he ImiK ItrtorQ. mor'i
Irarhi'iH will Tuivr to Im rnijlo-l.
In ordr to aMiin ctTlrh'nry of lh)
' pup tin.
It h. tl'llr thr IiIkIi Hrlioo Ik tiik
ltiK ' up u lai'Ka numlir oi Mliah'iits
froiti oiitnldti illHtrti'tH, an. I Hint thus,:
UlMtrh'tN iiiitNt pay hir t twit luliloit.
IjiiL tt Ik uIho a fuel that the popnln
tlon of ih town In tm n-uHlnn mid (lit
Ifradit rhod li- ki'owIhk In tropu -
lion. '
The tin m hi rn nl tin' hoard ap- ,,-. i
filroiiK nl haxhiK n niM.d all-mlaiir.
UOXt 'lliurda , rn tin- hurijt l and"'
oihr niattfi-t of tnt. n-t ma hi lak-'
fi iip liy th pun. mm. Hi. m,n lo mJ
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Thn' l)i,'Htnn (it .hlllnn hilN ii, 7. j
li mi: ft m iiiim-k , lor i!n mw inna
Hinii wilt aim- ha dtM'Uhm-d ami oii-d
on t thlH nu't'tltm. Th-ni hitH nit
art cm tin Mtri'i'i from Hi. h rh Nrhoul
juid, art (iwiH-d hy Aitf,. .;;ir y.'Hry
ltt, wlio, ht-raiiMi- if hrr Inlon Kt In
Ni'Jibol tirfaliN, In nt tVrtnc I he prop-
rty hi) tlii Hrlioot turn id at a v.-rv
)o V riUn-. An thr KViiliiantiiiu W HI
le ft frtttui- hulldiu, tin- I'tiNi tr in
iilancH on Hie Hhool hulhlltiL; wmhl
l K'ria(ly tm-rrnHid. dun in ihr In-f-ri'aH'd
Miv hazard tin- m-w huihlhii:
would rival' hy ht ln on tin- nann
KrouudK Willi th fchool. and thu
tiUKIfj Iuih lfchit-t It wonhl h rlicap
fr to purrhann k pun ml n titan lo pur
lllH added pri'iutnm i-ai-li i-ar.
Arrhtl.rt Miller. tf ,,, (itund.-.
)mN drawn up pIuiih lor Hi KHima
hint, hillhlliiK, hul tt h. hardlx' piiNsihlr
ttit'y will I iv ar-rpti-l iin h- cttNt ' In hi
rxeenH ot thr iiuoicy (o h t xpi ndtd
lor 4 tin put-pnm.
vrliO'O fi(1ih;,.. snkliiK IiIh Iok.
Mr. r.hiNK
A nrrond
hum with tin- hay fork hroiiKht th'
t-oyolv to a NlamlNtlll. Mr. (Jlass dot
hiut In nU tip' mi I nml wnNul'frrlnK
lonUliu- for flKtit.
STAGE OR VER
E
ISTIED
Over Fifty Cars of Cherries
Have Been Shipped Out of
Union This Season.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson .
Crowded Into Ditch
By Passing Machine o
i 1 o
-lo
.Mr. and Mr. I'lni .InhiiMoi ofjO
l.ONltitH wiTt' trtvtTiM" tu ttir h.,,,1 of g
thw Ukr to attnd thr pli n( ,hh '. Q
llift'tliiK tant Satuiila' nllt rnuon, lh O
wr o itakrn hy a Iodm N.iiatij
Wln-() tivar J. A. lylcMi.n'r hiiu . o
Thry lira l l no .it; mil ami fir-tt im O
tirrU tlM' rar hi hind Ihrtr t 'orl at ( q
I tif r, panNtfd on to a hridKv on-r a o
atorkwuy. Mr. JoIiiihou puliM mi t
the roud ami tin- (lan rum: n pat q
'Jtii' lar'T rar rut tn a1n ad of tti.
Ford loo noon and 1 tn hni of th.
rlytil hind wti-l of I hi Hidan till I lit
front wheel of Mr. Johnenu'n rar fiurti
Ii jolt that tt went whlrMnir off tti
Mrad1 and to th' frn p. Mr Johnson
'1!t;J mwl th ilrlvr of Iht- liody-.
iu 6. Juliri of J :ntHrprlr. Ntopprd
Hid returnt d to th Npot. lirori;"
J'ut'r. wtio wan paiwhiK. also mi
lid.i The I'onl was pii!Ium1 hark on
fun jiiiRhway hut 1 tin roil wt-ro no
benti Dial In could not hr drhrn and
a hjrvh rar from Itodftert KaraKa
: hurk to town.
gnrratU wan hwoiii out i hnrtilnie
I'MCN. Aim. tl.-(Kpi'i'laH 'Ph.
local liimhor yenrd of thr Crandr
1 1 omlc I ,n in hrr i 'ompany wa rlo.srd
'riiurwlay on arrouul if I In- fiiii'r -l
of MfH. John Sto.hlanl in I .a (iramlr.
l-'aniM-rN arr K'tfrnt; will iilonjr
wtth llh'lr hatnn. allhouih Uirr.- Ih n
m-Hirlty of lu-lp In tills part of thr
allr. If ii llh. r m' in I'nlnn vvrry
day mi Hi lookout for iintrv lirlp fir
' hai Hi Mrl.lM.
'. L. Ciidw. ll went to' Wallowa
l.akr last Sunda. makhijr ttir rouiifl
I rlli hi tils rar In our day. Cad Ha.-
In hann-) hvommviI t'rtnn thr rfH-rlN
if Hit trip ul
AifordiiiK to latest rrpftn M r. (',.
M. 1 toll I its who was nprrat d on In
tlm t.a (iraiolr hosplial last wt-.k ts
nun n -hur froin th.. .h...i .i i
will soon In- a (Oi- to pi urn to hr'
lionii'.
I' rank II, i onnor, Mrs. Connor ami
naiion motorrd to Portland
last. Tuesday fur a visit of ahout two
w.lks. 11), (heir return they will h,
a.-compaiiled h lh, ir olh.-r son. Car
i"ii who h-it i.e. n iM.it ln- in Corvalli",
E. R. Juckmun, crop specialist of
O. A. ,., wh l.s on a tour ot the
Mtate certifying jfrain for seed, nunle
it known (hut the W- A. Hudelson
crop of Ilard Iedenition wheat is
the best in Kastern Oreiron, snvs the
North Powder News. He rated it as
lieinir per rent pure, there be
ini? a wcnttorinir. of Tibout rtnehnlf
of one per cent of Red Chaff 1 'blub
ill the field. This will be elimina
ted by having u man who knows
wheat jfo ahead of the .binder and
clip the Ret Shaff. letting: the heads
tall to- the irround, and also any
othei .fe: ran, , that -.tniKht interfere
with ,an otherwise' perleet seel crop.
; Mr!, Jarknian stated almost every
field he examined sn far was badly
inieil - with different varieties of
raiii and rye, ami complimented
Mr. IHt(lelsolti"oh having: tho best
lliitld, it wan bin pleasure itn investi-
Kato. ,
F V T K R P R I R M. A u L'U m t
I count v niectinic of Odd Kellows wuh
.held Wednesday nitfht in KiUerpne
I which was in the nature of a re
ception to Rev; Henry Younflr, pas
tor of the Jo.seph Methodist church,
who was honored hy .beinif elected
! grand wanlen at the .recent senior,
.of the K'-and lode' at North Head.,
The large hall wus filled with mem
!bers of the order from all the towns
I of the vallev who enjoyed such a
social evening as the Odd mellows
'know so well how to provide. Ine
! following program, was rendered:
Address of welcome by H. W.
Hamilton.
Response by Rev. Henry loung.
Piano solo by Mrs- W. C. Jackson.
Reading by Mrs. Kloyd Hammack,
of I.ostine.
Whistling solo by Miss Sannar of
Wallowa.
Violin solo by Nina Wamoek.
Vocal duet by H. 'ML Vaught and
I). tR. White of -Wallowa.
Reading by Miss Nanne Heaton.
. Selection bv Lostine lo.lge quar-
j tot, consisting of Myrtle Ulsen, tiiu
Olsen, John MacKen.ie and R; V.
Goodman.
A very interesting address also
'was delivered by Kd Cooli.lge of La
Grande.
Long tables decorated with flow
ers were spread in the dining room
where delicious refreshments were
; served after the program.
Stealthv Robber Fails
i To Rob .North Powder .
Home ioth ing Missed
NORTH POWDER, August G. 'A
rather peculiar action by some ma
rauder was experienced by the mem
bers of Mrs. Mabel Laughlin's fam
ily, last Spnday morning. A stranger
or an unknown person entered by
breaking a front room window, pass
ing through the house, and leaving
by the back door. Nothing was tak
en so robbery was not the motive
and the only explanation possible is
that an euemy wanted to do damage
to the place, or else a friend tried
to play a joke on the family- If it
was the latter, the funny person cer
tainty had an unusual idea of what
humor is.
None of the inmates of the home
heard the marauder, but neighbors,
the Walter McGrath family, living
across the street, saw the party and
heard the crash of breaking glass,
and heard the door slam. They pre
sumed some member of the Laughlin
household was ahout, and paid no
attention to the incident.
! It' Mothers Only Knew
' Dili-ins UiV'Hc iuy how many chlld
i ivn ii re ruiiipluliimi; n( 11. a .In. In-,
i .Yvt'rihni'iH, Htoinui'h Triiiilil.-, nn.l
Im'KNlar IIow. Ih nml liihi- rohl hh.
Illy. II- motlioi'ii only knew u lint
liln fur lli.'lr Ii H .1 icn no family woulil
Il-VIT I"' WllllOllt tlll'lll. 'I'hui. llUW'll.
I A!'1" ""' H0 ''""y uni1 1'h-aiMint t take
.in., .r......... in , ui'iion inai
nioth.'fi! who one,, tin., thfin alwuyK
till nl In l ullollt thilii. Kolil hy iIiiik
vlnlH .-vi ryw h. r... Trial l-urkuxu m ill
l-'HKK. Ailtlr.-HH Mothi'r Ui-ay l'o
l.i- Hoy, N. V.
tui if, aK1, Im. I,ee ueaiil,c.l in theil.V 'U. "'"I L,ie llail" wi" ,,e
iour.-c of excavutions nt Keiiyxhmn withdrawn.
cFinctrry, Somersetshire. i The t oinimii.v has been openiiinj; i"
The villa, whieh was ubout 120 Khodesiii for M J '
feet lonir, was heiited bv tt hypo-
caust or heatinu chamber, the heat
passing under the floors of various
rooms 'hv means of u series of pass
ages. Some rooms were reuched by
means of flues instead of the floor
pnssues. - i
Brif ish Trains Inalall Radio "
LONDON, ' Julv 1H (Bv Maili
J'ullmiin tars equipped ivith radio
receiving ;vs win ue running snort
ly on the various railway services in
KitKlaud.
tfxperimentH carried out by radio
enwiieers on express trairts, using
holnr inside anil outside aerials, have
been very successful. It has been
possible to- pick up conceits from
broa.liastinif stations while travel
ing :it i(J miles an hour. Passing
traiii.-f do not interfere,: nor do
tunnels make any difference to the
clearness of the music and messages.
Ancient Unmans Used Modern Heat
ing Methods. I
I.ON'PON, July 19 (By 'Mail) A j
central heating apparatus used in ui
Roman villa ubout seventeen cen-
1 f ot Weather Disease,
Disorders of the bowels nrn ex
tremely dangerous, particularly dur
ing the hot weather of the summer
months, and in order to protect
yourself and family against a sud-
Gives l'p lihodesiah Claims. jp,, attack get a bottle of C'hani
:I.ONDON, Julv 19 (Bv Mail) The berlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Hem
case of the British South African I edv. It can be depended upon. .Many
Company, known as the "Chartered i have testified to its excellence. adv.
Company," which some time since "
usked for sovereign rights in Rhod- The bachelor has some advantages,
esia, has been settled- The British1 but he has nobody to abuse when he
I'overnment will miv the enmnanvhns a summer co it.
Same Old Story But a lioori One.
Mrs. Mahala Burns, Savanna, Mo
relates an experience, the like of
which has happened in almost every
neighborhood in this country and has
been told and delated by thousands
of others, as follows: "I used a bottle
of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrho
ea 'Remedy about nine years ago
and it cured me of flux (dysentery.)
I had another attack of the same
complaint three or four years ago
and a few doses of this remedy cur
ed nie. I have recomemled it to
dozens of people since I first used
it and shal continue to do so for 1
know it is a quick and positive cure
for bowel troubles. ' adv.
f pHAKED by rash or Itching
. skin? Johnson's Bby Poiv.
der gives quick relief and keeps
infants cool and comfortable.
Try the Drug Store Firtt
Best for Baby-Best ZorKu
The great need of France, now as
always, is loss politics and more
twins- , . t
FOR; SALE
A choice homo on -"TV sTn.-i on the
brow of tho hilt tn Old. Town, over
looking tho city and valley,, coiiHlttt-
intr of n modern house, 7 acres of
land, a Hiiiall InkA, fruit trees, berries,
shrnhhery, shade trees, lawn, garden
and pasture nn Idea! place for one
who dc-sirea to keep a cow, chiekenst
(lucks, elc, and tht' prlrp is only $;;0(i!
and a payment, of half cash will han
dle il: halance terms to suit the pur
chaser, t'oine In and let us show you
a real tmrgain.
Kour-room house, lot 72xtOO feet,
situated on Norlh Hirch street, l'rtco
$ 1 1 fi 0 ; $:6l cash, purchaser can as
sume a morttfagiv for ?;irn and pay
the balance in monthly installments
terms lo ho agreed upon.
Four rooms and hnth, two lots sit
uated on l.nke street near the rai
nier mills: fruit lives, .berry patch.
rice $1,150: $fon cash, balance easy
terms to he agreed upon.
Don't fortft't that wn have some
hoice iiereaKe tracts, adjoining the
city on . the east, that ran lie bouRht
on easy terms; also Horn chotc city
lots.
Phy, Black & Stoop
In The I.a Grande National Dank RlilK
La Graudo, Oregon.
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A FEW
mi, niF.nniEs
FOR SALK
2c Lh.
yf-s Willi violation of the nlali.
Smith r Frees
I.M" Jeffi-rson Af,
I.A liltAMU:, OltDllON
Call Main iil.
Sport SK
oes
OF ALIi KINDS
WITH HOSIERY TO MATCH
The Bootery Inc.
A Paradise for Tired Feet
Home of (he Arch Aid Shoe
GKOVKK SMITH, Mrr.
200 Dopot Street l'lione Main 118
New Lines of
' . CAPS AND HATS
! on Display
Cloth Hats with ' silk
Bands
$2.50 to $3.50 -
Latest styles in Caps
light gray and tan
checks.
$2.00 to $3.50
The Toggery
Andrews Bra.
FOOT REST
HOSE FOR WOMEN
Thoie women who demand style and
Appeaniiiutt In tlit-lr ttoilery as wHl a
lour WfiirnnU nnHlt'rate price will IlnU
la Foot Kelt the lili'ul Iiodb lor thtin,
fur Foot llfit Is ft quality tioce at ft
inol(rute price. - ' '
Il will be Wrtl worth your while to vUlt
our Htorit tu B-e ilie famous lioia. Try
ft pair for louver wear.
Foot Rest Hoiltrr
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Special
Ladies' White Lisle
Hose, 25c and 35c val
ues, for 19c per pair.
Andrew's Variety Store
SERVICE - ECONOMY
F
Thit tenet of leitont on milk cookery hat hern appearing weekly. Mrs.
Blake't counsel Kill be helpful and slimulalin;, because of her practical
experience in home cooking, vih-xvill ansti'er any questions on cookery asked
by her readers. Address Mr Mary lllake, care Carnation Milk Product!
Co., Stuart Building, Seattle, Washington.
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Lesson No. 2
Ices and Cold Drinks
TTN he ituminpr the busy honse-wife will
ji. Si.! Cni'Dittion Jlilk mi "cviT-preHi'iit
hlp," as :ts richness mul purity adapt it
tspoeiuily for many dvlicious iliinks and
dainty ic.
Thi "use and economy with which thpse
ca:i ho prepared permit their frequent use
ami they are wholesome and nourishing
as well as refreshing.
An iee whieh is always popular is sher
bet. Made with Carnation Milk your sher
bets will lie richer and of a finer flavor
than the ordinary "water ices."
.Milk Sherbet
l'i eupfuls water, 114
rupfuls Carnation Milk,
H cupful sugar, 3 table
spoons lemon juice, 1 egg;
white.
Add the sugar to the
milk, diluted with water
and stir until sugar Is dis
solved. Add lemon juice gradually to the mix
ture and stir thoroughly and freeze at once to
prevent curdling of the milk. When half froien
add the stiffly beaten white of one eng. Use
three parts Ice and one part salt In freezing.
This recipe will make one quart, enough to
servo six people.
, Grape Sherbet
1 cup sugar, 2 cups water, 1 pint grape Juice,
Jirlce of 2 lemons, whipped Carnation Milk.
Boll sugar and water for 10 minutes. Add
grape Juice and lemon juice. Strain and freeze
In 3 parts Ice and 1 part tall. On each serving
put a epoonful of whipped Carnation Milk to
which lemon flavoring has been added. This
rectp aerves twelve people.
For a delightful frozen dessert tf ttill
higher nutritive value, terve
Frozen Custard
4 cupful sugar, l'i eupfuls water, 1H cup
fuls Carnation Milk, 2 eggs, H teaspoon salt, 1
teaspoon vanilla.
Scald the milk, diluted with water. Beat the
eggs slightly: add sugar and salt. Add the
scalded liquid and stir constantly. Put In dou
ble boiler and stir until the mixture thickens
and a coating la formed on spoon. Cool, add
flavoring and freeze. This recipe mikes one
Quart, enough to serve alx people.
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Carnation Milk Punch
A delicious and refresh
ing drink may be made
by diluting Ice cold Car
nation Milk with cold wa
fer in equal proportions.
Bwcetenlng with sugar
and shaking well with
the beaten white of an
egg. This may be flavored with vnnilla and a
dash of nutmeg or witli any pweetetiPd fruit
juice, or It may, by the addition ot cocoa, be
made into a Chocolate Milk Punch. It should
be mixed well before serving.
Questions and Answers
IVill ymt please pnldish a recipe for mak
ing cream puffs? Mrs. C. S. M.
Cream Puffs
Cook cupful fat with 1 cupful boiling water
until fat Is melted, then aild 1 cupful flour
which has been sifted with Vj teaspoon salt.
Add flour all at once to prevent mixture lump
ing. Cook until smooth ball Is formed that does
not stick to the sides of the pan. Remove
from fire and add 4 egps, one at a time, beating
well after the addition of each. After last egg
Is added continue beating until mixture does
not string when a' fork is drawn through it.
Bake on baking sheet or inverted pie or cako
tins. Prop by teaspoonfuls or tablespoonfuls,
depending on size wnnled. Bake in moderate
oven 30 to 45 minutes, increasing heat first fif
teen or twenty minutes then rapidly decreas
ing until oven Is almost cold. When cold, slit
one side of puff open nml fill with cream tilling
or whipped Carnation Milk.
In these lessons it has been possible to
touch on only a few of the uses tor Carna
tion Milk, and in this column I have tried
to answer such quest inns its seemed of
most interest to my correspondent.
Remember that Carnation Milk is just
pure, rich milk "from contented eows.V re
duced in bulk for your convenience. I'sed
us it comes from the can it is richer than
ordinary milk and imparts a liner flavor
to many foods. When diluted to the con
sistency of ordinary milk, its economy is
apparent. '
0 Donxnlc Um Dart
Write for free booklet
of 100 tested milk recipes.
Address Carnation Milk
Products Co Hillsboro,
Oregon.
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(Clip and past tkit Into im yr ok booh. If yon kar$ milted
any prtviv Ititvn, I wilt fc fi4 lo ttnd it to yo on requttt.)
iw, hul tlila wan dlsmlwiril
patd most of thu cost of re-
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