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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1923)
Friday, Ooiolvi- ii. I;t2:l. T7T3 LA G71AND2 3 v INNING OSSEIN v .FA For Autumn ' Give Oregon Share of OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 000000 00 0O0O0O0000OO00OO0O0O0O0O0OO00OO00D0OOO' National Forest Money! g I A very rhanniiiK affair took 'aco yesterday nflimoun. in n Mrs. Jul ius Itoimli. assisted l.y )M.r dnllRli. crs. .Mr. Murtin l"llK)rcriil.t and Miss Anne Itocsrh. onl. rtulned ai Iho t'ounlry null, wilh 1111 Autumn hridire parly. Tle afternoon was spent at HrldKc. in lllirti-i'n titlilcH. the flint trl ifolns lo Mm. v. II. lt1iiit-n-kniiip, nn, I second- lo Mm. .1. K. O'Conncii. Tin- club rooms wi'pi' beautifully dcrnnilcd wiih iiiiliinin leaves anl Mowers, list. -is ami yellow chryRan thciulmis cmiMtit id Iur- Hi.. Iui-k.-i- por tion. A delicious two course lunch eon, also carryinK-nul Hi.' same l-'nll B-:lNOn Hl'llf-lllt', IVUN Serve, I .V III! I Famous French Recipes (lt- Alliv l.niici'lliT) 1'iilaui- A la llrcloiuic. 1'nrls. (I..s.) 111 ohl Itrltlnny every .'VinliiK tlu Iui-rc falnlly Him down (o u ijreat linwi of tilt' famous I'ountry soup which makes a Rood hnsless. who nrov.il herself ,lc!l...i. '-Hanlliil im-iil. fill in every respect. I ,U'T two lurir' onions chopped ' and browned In butter pour enough Tim Mission flaml will 1... , i.l,.r. i water lo make lhi soup. Af talncil at l ho. homo of Miss Villi. ru !"''' " l,oilllmr add polnlocs and Harper, Jill:! North h'oiirlh fil r.-il . "" beans nil 1 11 1 o small pieces Saturday iiflernoon. October 11. ill ,WH'" w. 11-oniiUod puss thrnilKll a -:;li o'clock. All ih.mhI un.l iselvc anil ailil a cupful of fresh friends ari' inosl cordially Invited to !',','"l'. l,inl with tin- yolks or two lie present. !' kkh iiiul n.lil a small hunch of sweet cicely before removing from A very nleasanl iiftcmnnn wuhi""' desired pour Ihc soup spent Wednesday afternoon at the lov,'r h"'K'' l'i'',' of bread or crisp 'o.,i,an. h.n l''""""' home of Mrs. ' (J. tlii Mint division of Ihc l.a.li.s Alii of I lie Methodist rhiireh. held their rcpnlur nnei.-il ,,.! Im.; ...,. i...r Mrs. Coleman proved a charmim; '!", hostess mid everyone reported a 1 lU'lill'iil time. Kveryono enjoyed a delight nil lime Im." for Pendleton, where she will spend a short lime before rclurllitlK her home at Chattannos'a. Ten nessee. She was nrroiiipuntcil hy .Mis. Jessie Nelson of this city. Mrs. Sarah Knnlck left this morn- Wednesday cvenl.wr. when Mrs. wal-i"; ,r"r '''",'"' ArlinKlo.l allcr Leisman iiilertiiined the ni.'iilln;;- in this city. as the fclleHI of lie Aipna ...... rhih ai II... country cluli. Tim ve- ,n ' ht. mi-j. A.iorpn M.Mi;rMi. niiwr was Bpcni iluyin hrlilK at tn lahlifl. the cltih priw koIiik to MtB. Uosson ami Pi-art . folllnH f'liarh'R Iti-ynolds :inl Juiik s Me- Wirc iniirrifi at Iho Raptist parson Nuiiicp and Iho kuchi prizes to Mrs. j11" 'i fln.'Silny fvcnlnp. at 7:811 p. Norman Kros nnd Harry Zurhrirk. i'" - rlff 'i'vlct bolng used. The rluh roonm wen laa(fiully f,n'y rilalivoH nnd immediate decorated in - vlneul to correspond': frlcndH were preBent ut the cero- with the seu.son. Itefore the evening . nioney. The yoiinj? couple left ys rame to a clone a delicious two- eourso lunch was served hy Mrs. I.elKinnn, who proved a very charm -lllff liosless in every respeet. The Kpworth 1,enH:u of the First Methodist. Kpiscopal church will hold lerduy for Portland, Salem and other points for a few days trip. Hoth tt.e hride and ni'oom were employed in I. a (Intnde and- will ho al home here to their many friends. The Indies society of tin? R. & U. f m The State of Ongon has received tniSJI.'ifi from the Forest Service. I X. Iep:triinent of AK'ficiiliure. utt its share of the receipts from Na tional Forest resources during the liscul yeur according to an an nouncement from the I strict -lor- esier's ofilco in rorlland. Won! to this effect has been aenl to Uuvernor Walter M. Fierce.' Ort'Knn rontaimi 11,1.17.447 acres of National Forest lands. There are fifteen National Forests located in various parts of the state. For School nnd I lorn 1 Funds. One-fourth of the moneys received hy the Forest Service from timber sah-s, jrnucintr permits, Rummer home site leases, and other uses of Na tional Forest lands is turned over to the stall's In which such lands are located on u pro rata basis, in ac cordance with an Act of ( 'ont'ess. Such sums are for the school and road funds of the count Ich coutainiUK National Forest lands. treRon has received for roads anil schools since 1 JMMJ, (iy Its share of National Forest receipts, n total of H.HM.SSi, The total sum turned over to' all states containing National Foresis dminp the fiscal year amount-1 led to 91. 321. 422. TWenly-seven states nnd Alaska shared in the dis trihution of this sum, which exceed ed the annual nverase f the pre vious five years by about $250. mut Incrensed sales of timber were large ly responsible for t he record -brea U ilitf I!2:t receipts. . Fashion has mlxod her colors to auit the Hoason, Dull hrowns, deep Bohlen browns, rud browns, dead leaf browns, nro llRhtcned with tbo ellow stiadea that banuoalze. lark, n re fash lonn hie t h Is season. Amonjr thcrn none is more smart thnn Havana, which Is sometimes oddly combined with cinnamon. KfilOX IMVS TO TAil-: V, S. OLYMPIC ;.mi;s a social evening and election ol" M'1- '"1 hold their regular meet officers for the ensuing year, at (hejinK afternoon at the K. of P. parlors of the church this evening, hall. A farewell reception will be A Bcncral invitation is extended to jKiven to Mrs. John Fflfford. All tin- younK people to aitend. members ure requested to be present. Mrs. Frank Lilly, Mrs. Howard I The Ladies Aid of the Presbyter- O'Urlen. Mrs. liohert Newltn. and linn church met at the home of Mrs. Mrs. . John Thci.seir-v-ill entertain ut'W. S. Snook Wednesday, after afand even gloves they run riot. the i'ountry club, Wednesday, Oc-'business meeting, discussing a ba- III(C Hat Popular. .ondnn. In addition to the hat of tain o'shnnler crown, the big lint. extending a long distance before and behind also is popular today. II. is often of black plush, trimmed with a negligent scarf or white in tin long piled, furry plush that resem bles fur. nrllliantK Inereasln. New York. More and more the use of brilliants is increasing. Kve ning gowns today uro si uded wit h them, hat show gleumlng edges of them, while on fnno and bracelets tobnr ), at bridge. L. 10. favinrss and .wife land, accompanied by .1. I and .Mrs. James Molltor. from Portland hy auto Wednesday evening, where they spent the pat tWO Weeks. ssuar to be given soon, and the fur- ijniahing or the kitchen, which is to of Port -1 b" in the new church building, and Cavinesu various other points of interest. The afternoon was spent In sociiel visit ing, after which delicious refresh ments were served by the hostess. There were about twenty ladies present. ret urned A group of women from the Wo man's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Kpiscopal church of La Grande, motored to Wailu Walla Thursday, lo at lend Iho an nual convention of the Columbia Jtiver Itranch of their society, which comprises the tfTflTWnr" Oregon', Ida ho and . Washington. Thu convention will close Sunday night, and they ex iVcL to have an attendance of about 2ao women. Tho:ie attending from Ln Grande are Mrs. It. W. leighton. Mrs. F.lnier Grant Keith. Mrs. Theda Pie rson a n d M is. Hoy Ty le r. Mrs. Harry A. Zurbriek will en tertain at bridge. Saturday, in honor of her sister. Mrs. Margaret :. Uecki-r, depart ment president of the Spanish War, Veterans' A uxMtary, left t his in urn- Fashion Notes Xew Gown Pod. PariR. There is almost a fad now for the gown with a snug long bodice- and a. heHvlly" rufried skirt.' ' The ruffles often ' nro placed slantwise, giving" an additional wrap around ef UniccJets nnd Necklace. Paris. Wear eight bracelets on lower arm, none on . t he ot her, nnd 'nive a necklace which falls In a double strand about the waist. You may carry a lorgnele, too. of fanci ful design. Itange of Ili-owns. London. It. is ext raordin.iry what range of, browns, most of them l'iir ilni ket Longer. New York. The fur Jacket ap pears from designs shown today lo be lengthening a bit. The newest models slop at a point nearer the knees. Instead or ending at the hips or waist line. Serge In Plaids. Now York. A material heretofore aa demure as verge no- has yielded to the fever for plaids. Serges come at present In large and brilliant plaid patterns for sports wear. Chenille ItraM. Noiy Ydr!. Vlth the other braids, chenille. bruid has come into thl styles today. This attractive trim ming has even been seen on face veils of contrasting color.- Crater Italic Attendance Grown. HKNI) Or. After officially clos ing the Crater lake resrtrt for the year, J. (i. Kicfuber of the Multnomah ho tel gave figures while in Hend to show that attendance at the lake this sea son was more than, 5a per cent In excess of that of last year. Cam enter ing the national park lids year totaled U..IS2, and those lust year !.3r.7. SAN FI1ANCISCO. ( A P) Al Metes from all parts of tho Fulled Stales will compete in the American Olym pic games lo be staged here October I r-1 U as Vnrt of t ho at Met ic pro gram of the American Legion 1i"2:i nntional convention. The list of events Include u national track and field meet, basketball golf series, lennls tourney, football ami baseball, swimming meet, rifle 'shoot, and ex hibition or boxing, and wrest ling. A. P. Loll, chairman or I he Amer ican Legion national athletic com mission, who is hero to assist In the preparat ion or the at h let Ic program, announces that ( name rnddocic, Hrookins. Jole Pay. Clarence lc Mar, and other famous sprinters will compote In the olymptnd. : " . 1 I... :M llo J v. jm . A Splendid Showing of Women's Fall & Winter Coats Embracing Style, Charm, Fine Tailoring and Fair Price. Haiti f'oiilrols Ini Traffic. rOUT-AU-l'ltlNCIO, Haiti (AP) Tho Haillan Council of Slate has passed a law to reirulatc and con trol the exportation. Importation. possession, use or sale of narcotics. poisons and haliil-fortnlnK ilrtiKs in Haiti. Til" specific purpose of (his h'Kis- lalion is lo prevent the pftssilile use of Haiti hy (lerinan firms as a hase for the distrlhution of narcotics. Pre viously there was no law of any de scription licuriUK on Hie inircui ic , Q prooiem ami iicrm.tiiy, 1101 ih-hik i signatory to the Opluiit convention. was steadily Increasing lis Imports of guch substances. The pussiiKe of the acl has made Haiti ellKll'le as a signatory to this convention. . The new law is based on' - Unit which controls the use of narcotics in the Pnlled Slates. Willi certain modifications to fil local conditions. .miKivt'l ('nnilnir Sikiii. LONDON, (INS) Israel .innwill Is uolnB to New York to address Ihc American Jewish I'oiiKress Ihln inontli. Anionc olher tilings he will analyze American attacks on Iho .lews, ami will ileal with' I In-'work for the pro tection of the .lewi in Kastern Kniope. With a lol of people, home Is where Ihc Ice box Is. SATUR DAY LAST JA A tti. IbMk I;, Wh-Am 1 fit, hi We Lead Others Follow THURSDAY AND FRIDAY CUSTOMERS BOUGHT TWO TONS OF MER CHANDISE, BUT WE STILL HAVE PLENTY LEFT FOR SATURDAY SALINE MIXTURE Made from the. old Silvcrthorn for mula. Quarts, $1.00 2 Quarts for $1.01 m it jqK 1 ill ' - w w . JV f W PASTE None Better 2 for 51c ill ml s& SB KLENZO LIQUID ANTISEPTIC Prevents Mouth '. Infections 2 for 51c ! ska :FJ REX ALL LIVER SALTS TjOc Size 2 for 51c ASPIRIN TABLETS 4 Doz. for 41c 200 Tablets for $1.01 STATIONERY Pound Paper, 2 for lGc Box Paper 2 for 51c Box Paper 2 for 7Ck: Box Paper 1.......2 for $1.01 GLASS DRUGS INC. Some of them are plushes. Other pretty patterns in wool coatings, some plain, and some with dainty em broidered effects. Many have fur collars and cuffs so much in style this season. . All these, coats are real values. They are excellent examples of qual- Coats with Fur, Collars Sport Coats j..: . Dress Coats ity materials, distinctive style "and fine tailoring. And we have bought them and can sell them at prices with in reach of everyone's purse. The coats themselves appeal to women who take pride in their dress; the prices appeal to women who dress prettily but economically.' We only ask you to see our showing. . 32.50 .............l......$19.50 to $ G5.00 ....$32.50 to $125.00 LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY oooooooooooooo ooooo ooooo ooooooooooo ooooo ooooobodbcSoooooooooooooooooooooooooooo'oo OBSERVER ADVERTISING will brinff results i i i . t i Call Models New progress in smoothness and quietness of motor and body, long life, permanency of adjust ment, restful driving, simple control, complete protection and good appearance is effected in the Franklin Fall Models. Thirty new improvements accentuate the won derful performance to which contribute the other advancements introduced with the first Series 10 one year ago the powerful six motor, the double flywheel, the pressure air-cooling system, the fuel transformer, the rotary air-cleaner, smooth-acting reciprocating parts, and the seven-bearing, case hardened crankshaft. W. H. Bohnenkamp Company I
