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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1923)
Friday, October 12, 1923. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE iSQClETY country Club ,)ance Is )elightful tThe October season with Its HaU jveVn rcnilnd'TH. its shimmering: honliffht. Its delightful aocliil ahtl j was lyplfld last cwntng- In the pond Country club parly ot the I ilerlor of the club rooms carried i fall nienu-ntoes. the fes'lve pipkin, thci Hallowe'en witch, the Jmmunily black cat with arched ck, and Ouj old moon winking its I' social signs to those enjoying- 5a soothing moonlight wnltz as tyed by Loney's five-piece orches- ttefre tohes onions, shallots and a bit of Ktirllc with laurel and parsley. Moisten with a little warm water und then add some brown sauce which has been made beforehand. , Lot cook one-half hour. Ileniove tho a I; hi from the fowl and cut up. Chop and crush the bones and add to the sauce., Boll for a moment and pour over the fowl. Add cooked mushrooms and arrange with crisp croutons ubout it. HARDING ESTATE APPRAISED AT HALF. MILLION 'esluuents of sherbet, sand- s and coffee aided In rounding U the pleasant evenlnir and the fcCle two-step proved to be one of 3 very . choice numbers on the toeing program. t ... The. regular social committee de 0 to call attention to the fact U the party hist evening was the pond of the present series, the firsl jviog been given in the varly mim and that the cards that ver Iit otit (for the members to desig y whether or not they desired to bperate In social events), prior to jij first party, so that the decision Teach member, as turned in at j It time, Is still In effect. How- sir, if any members wish to co srale in the social events for the i, of the season, they can do so j calling any of the nu'mbers of 3 social committee. The com m It it is composed of H. Dixon, Dr. li. Murphy, and Chas. Hingner. M .-Jot t.ake. fSpecial) A group of .tj younger set of La Grande 1110 l ad out to the Hot Lake sanator jrt and were served dinner he fie jiesday evening. In the party were jj ! and Mrs. Charles Hey nobis, Mr. yd Mrs. Harvey Day. Dr. and Mrs. rne Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Walter ainan, Mr. and Mra. A. W. Nelson 1 Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Siegrlest. j V. W. Dillon, one of the execu !' officers of the Stale Association ';the T. M. C. A., remained in La 1,,'mde for a day. I'.fter the meeting 'i the Board of Directors of the as 'Vhitton, and expects to return Sit , y for further work ami consul- bns in reference to the local In ;t olion. Mr. li!Ion does not re jf; d the situation as hopeless, nor r'8 he suy that U can lie done, but '1' '"does think that there is every j3on to believe and hope that it ;1be done. " In any event the peo 'J'ot the entire community should j'!. given "a chance" by thir response j, I' failure to respond, to sliow j;rther or not they want the Y. M. A. as an institution to continue f ,ii unction In the city of La Grande. (' its. T. J. Hcrotrgin of this city, J-l. .yesterday en route for Portland. ist.f she will visit for a short time. I Scroggin was called away from $ by the illness of her mother. 2 lives In Portland, but reports that she Is somewhat better. k delightful time was enjoyed by present lust evening, when Mrs. j Murehison entertained at four 4 of "oimi," Mrs. .1. Jacobson lg first priae and Mrs. L. M. 1, taking second. 6 house was beautifully decorat- flov ers of the luiMimn and al ilose of a very pleasant time a lous two course luncheon v. us ;d by the hostess, who proved charming in nil respects. I , e members of the Auction club ed a very delightful afternoon rday when Mrs. Vincent Palmer tinned. The afternoon was sp ni jree tables- of bridge. Mrs. C. H. ; Winning' the prize. S. Palmer's iiouae was very 'lly decorated with flowers of autumn, and after a pleasant ' a delicious luneheon was served charming hostess. 1, Will Marsh and son. Hilly, attle. were in La Grande Wed : y and spent the day, on their to Wi'.llowa to visit relatives. Marph is a niece of Mrs. Tur Dllver of this city, and after ing two weeks in Wallowa she -turn and spend a short time It-hetv. Mr. Marsh Is connect Itli an automobile company In i and Is well knoun by many rande people. $ j.-ligh'ul time was enjoyed by rttle friends of little Miss Vtr Hhepherd. yesterday afternoon school, v. hen her mother en ded Li" honor of her birthday, hildren went to Virginia's house diately after school, and re tO until utter a delicious birth Inner was served by Mrs. Shep- I Mormon church will begin its levels of the season v.tth un Jliniueitt tomorrow night at the A. halt. The work of the M. nlll begin Sunday at 7:30 p. m. st through the winter season MAKlOX, O. (Hy the Associated Press) The total value of the late Prenident Harding's estate, according to the report of the appraisers filed in . probate court here Thursday, ex clusive of the Harding Publishing company slock, which litis not yet heeu appmised, was set at 54Sti,ubo, (i4. Personal property nnd chattels were appraised at 1 4 1 f. 4 . 5 4 ; money, SSfaSUii.UO; securities, $400,794.91, and real estate at $4t;,7l'0. Notice of School Meeting and Hearing School District No. 1, Union County, Oregon (La Grande. District) Notice Is hereby given to all whom it may concern, that there will be a meeting of the Hoard of Directors of School District No. 1, Union County, Oregon, at the Auditorium of the Central School Building of aald district on rourth Street, in La Grande, Union County, Oregon, on the 13th day of October, 1923, at the hour of 2 o'clock. In tha afternoon or said day, for the purpose of discussing and adopting the budget hurrinafter set out, with the Hoard as a levying Hoard, and that at said time and place, any person who shall be subject to the tax levy, for the period covered by such budget when the same shall be mads, will be heard in favor of or against said tax levy, or any part thereof, and that an opportunity will then be allowed for a full and complete discussion of said budget and the estimate published and posted with said budget. The total amount of money needed by the said school district during the fiscal year beginning on June IS, 1923, and ending June 30, I'J'li, is esti mated In the following budget and includes the amounts to be received from the county school fund, state school fund, elementary school fund, special district tax, and all other moneys or the district; BUDGET . KSTIMATKO liXrUNKITCItES riatSOXAIi SERVICE: No. A Hlrlkc Isn'l really srltlvtl until the consumer's Mils un-. i amous French Recipes Is. (l.N.S.) hV ptemft r is the j for n-ttl gourmand to visit ifor then is a wiatth of dbc frood on nil ,-s'uurant ntnus - oysters, capons und all kin-Is ( h game. j 6 is of wild game is one of lie I Vench dish a un.l inn be niile I Jtheastmis. woodvotk or part- j www wwr achnk& tformy, , night And Oh! how wel come Pearl Oil's comfy . warmth! Pearl. Oil because it keeps the air sweet and clean heat , by the roomful and no one need budge to keep up the cheerful, efficient, little flame. ' Ready at the touch of a match to go all day, all night sure warmth for living-room, bath, hall anywhere steady, cheering warmth ' is wanted! To insure best re sults, use only Pearl Oil the ckan-burning, uniform kerosene re fined and re-refined by the Standard Oil Com pany's special process. "Coal oil" or "kero sene" may mean any kind of kerosene say "PEARL OIL" copy righted for your pro ' tedion. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) HMIJGHI Sulary pur your I iS.COu.OO 2.100.00 l.iuv.vu . 1. 500.00 1,400.00 Total 3,600.00 2.100.00 1,500.00 1.500.00 1,400.00 C9.S33.OS 3, 240.00 ti.4'.'0.00 yoo.oo C00.00 315.00 1,700.00 3,500.00 125.00 1,300.1)0 4,000.00 1,600.00 900.00 600.00 ..IU.40O8 13, 425.00 2,000.00 150.00 2.000.00 002.60 1,100.00 6,852.60 Superintendent 1 l'l-incipulH, high school 1 Central 1 Greenwood 1 ltlvmia 1 Teachers i 57 Kstimalcd needs: 3 additional teuchurs ; 3 Janitors ' '. 4 Clerk 1 900.00 Stenographer and ofCicc attendant, hiRll school 1 000.00 Truant officers .-. 2 Total .MATEItlAL AM) SITl-MES: Kurnlture (desks, stoves, curtains, typewriters, etc) S Supplies (chalk, erusers, etc.) Library books : Janitors' supplies Fuel : Light, power and telephone ' Water .". Postage, stationery und printing .'. Total MAINTENANCE AND HEl'AIItS: High school building and grounds Industrial Art building aild grounds Central building und grounds Greenwood building und grounds Kiverla building and grounds Total IN DEHTEDN'ESS: Bonded, and Interest thereon 13,1100.00 All other Indebtedness and interest thereon 1,000.00 Total J14.0OO.OO INSURANCE: 1923 premiums, all property : 800.00 Total : .'. 1 800.00 MISCELLANEOUS: ,.'. General miscellaneous ...... ... 8.000.00 Clerk's bond .-. i loo. 00 Total i .! S.loo.oo EMERGENCY: l-rinting budget In paper 99.00 Auditing clerk's books and printing report in paper.... 838.60 Total S 435.60 Total estimated aiuoast ol manei for all miiimwa during the jear , 1129, 921.08 ESTIMATED RECEIPTS From county school fund during the coining school year 24.S13.13 From stale school fund during the coining school year 3,820.25 From elementary school fund during the coming school year ..: 14.492.11 Total e.stiinalcil receipts, not Including proKscU tax..... 842,125.49 . . . . RECAPITULATION . Tolal estimated expenses for the year $129,921.08 Total estimated receipts not Including proposed lax 42.125.49 lialance, amount lo Ih raiMwt by district tax $87,795.59 Dated this 21st day of September, 1923. Attest: ' .11. K. WILLIAMS : . A. T. HILL, District Clerk. Chairman Hoard of Directors. ORIGINAL ESTDIATE AND ACCOUNTING SHEET School District No. 1, Union County, Oregon This original estimate Is made In compliance irltu sections 239 to 26 in clustlve of the school laws of 192S (local budget law) and shows In parallel columns tho unit costs of the sexeral services, material and supplies of the three fiscal years next preceding tho current year, the detull expenditures tor the last one of said thro preceding fiscal years and th budget allow ances for said year. .EXPENDITURES ITEM Estimated Budget Detailed Evpendl- expendl- allowance expend!- tures for tures for for tures for school school year school year school year year PERSONAL SERVICE: Superintendent $ Principals, high school.. Grades: Central Greenwood Itlverla Teachers. 67 ..: Estimated Needs: 3 teachers ' Janitors, 4 Clerk Stenographer and of fice attendaut, high school Truant officers Total Personal Services 1923-24 1922 1922-23 1921-22 Expendi tures for school year 1920,21 3.S00.0O 2.100.00 1,800.00 1,600.00 1,400.00 09, 833.08 1.240.00 6.420.00 900.00 COO.OO 816.00 I 3.000.90 2,0(10.00 1,440.00 1,350.00 1.850.0O C!i.099.42 6.420.00 1,200.00 600.00 815.00 I'- 1 1 000.00 H0O.00 440.00 1,30.00 1.3611.40 67,202.57 6,420.00 1,200.00 GS3.50 876.00 Peddlers Selling Marks Throw in Tin Whistles NEW YORK (AP) Peddlers on tower ltroadway are doing a big hus inci8 and making a handsome pront selling Qerman paper marks at 10 cents for 100,000 ami throwing In a "made In Germany" tin whistle.. Murks were nuoted at 6,000,000, 100 for $1 Thursday. $91,403.08 $35,774.42 $34,891.07 $80,939.63 $C1,98C.0S MATERIAL AND SUP PLIES: Furnituro (desks and typewriters, etc.) 1,700.00 Supplies, (chulk, etc)... 8,5(10.00 Library Hooks 126.00 Playground equipment Janitors' supplies 1.200.00 1'llel 4,000.00 Light, power, telephone 1.500.00 Water 900.00 Poslugc, printing and stationery s : 600.00 1.095.25 3.S2S.04 126.00 400.00 909.12 4,125.95 1,645.22 0CU.12 490.00 2.126.00 59.29 1,030.00 4.019.37 1,419.37 . 860.79 604.48 Tolal Material ami Supplies ;;. $13,425.00 $12,744.70 $11,110.12 $10,181.17 $14,006.31 MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS: High Bchool buildings ' ' and grounds 2,000,00 2,260.00 2,055.75 ' Ind. Arts buildings and ... grounds 150.00 180.00 121.54 Central buildings and grounds 2,000.00 S.587.00 4,272.1-7 1 Greenwood buildings nnd grbunds 602.60 876.00 886.69 , . - ; Itlverla buildings and grounds 1,100.00 : 290.00 " 283.63 lolal Maintenance and repairs $ 6,662.60 $ 8,662.00 $ 7,119.68 $ 4,882.07 $ 7.096.69 I N DEI1TEDN ESS: . . '. j Honded, and Interest ' thereon 13.900.00 14.160.00 14,160.00 All other indebtedness and interest thereon.. 1.000.09 76o.8;0 1,256.83 Prices on Farm Products Advance During September 0,n".plI,,.,nc ll'l'llt tuWlT Santa Fe President Denies McAdoo Charge ) corrcNpoiKling period. Tint index fts lure or prlciM for them? meat anlnmltf in her lf, wu about 0.1 pur nt towt'r thun u year utxo. 7.U mr VAriHIN(5T(.X (AI) Furm prlct-3 icent liirhcr Ihun two years uiro and trcndi d upward during Septi mlH -21.4 nor cent lower than tha iivvruicu uni on October 1 the Index figure of ,of the hul 10 years on September 15. p rives paid to )roducers for t iih principal farm crops was 2.3 per nt higher than a. year ago, 25. vl. cent higher than two years ujro hut 11. a per cent lower tlmn the avei- i-e of the lust, yi years on Oetobei t. Tliese , statlHlies were announced Thumluy by thu ih'partineiit of ttari i- culture which said the price level in creased 2.2 per cent durinu' September while the level for the last lo ye.ua lecreiiMed about 4.2 per cent durinir thnt month. Prices of JioifH. cattle, sheep and chickens paid to producers IncrcavJ (. per rent from August 15 to Sep tember K while in tho lust It) ymn jirie' y deerensed 12.5 iter cent in lh TILSA. tkbu (By i he , Assoelaled 1'ress) The "recent churge of William G. .McAdoo that the railroads tried to obtain from the government millions of dollars that did not belong to them in connection with fed em I control of lines, was denied hero Thursday by W. li. Storey, president of the Hunta I-'e. In an address before the second annual soul h western business con gress. Mr. Storey said ho spoke Inso far a lils rat I ron d was concerned. REMINGTON Game Loads GIVE SATISFACTION : Because They are loaded to a safe working standard of Velocity, Pattern and Penetration They give uniform shooting results They are Wetproof Get Them at the Ore. Hdw. & Imp. Company Where You Will Find the Best t in Sporting Goods Total liiilehteilnesa ..(14.SOO.00 $14. 500.00 IIM06.83 f 8,050.03 I13.42U.01 iMit HA.M'i;: 4 J.00.00 2.8 1.SS6.13 Total Insurance f ttio.00 $ 121.(0 f 1,990.11) 442.00 misci:i,lam:oih: (leneral miscellaneous 8.000.00 Clerk's bond 100.00 2,(07.36 1,139.43 100.00 1'olal Miscellaneous.. 3,100.00 2,(07.36 1,239.46 i:.mi:iu;i-:.cy: I'llntlni; hlldeet . 119.00 ' Autlltlnir books anl ptg. report In paper 83H.&0 (0.40 ' lolal Ijiici'Kcncjf ( 435. S 98.40 (.It.VVD TOTAL 1129. 921.01 $123,797.2 (121.(65.(5 (120.047.SO (100,1 19.70 .Slate of OrcKon, County of I'nion hs. I. H. K. Williams, do hereby crrtify that the aboee estimate of expendi tures for the year l'J23-l!24 whs prepared by me under the direction of tl School Hoard and that Die expenditures and budjret allowance for tile school year 1922-23 and the expenditures for the .'three fiscal years next preceding the current year, as shofrn above, have been compiled from tho records In my charfru and are true and correct copies thereof. 11. K. WILLIAMS. Sept. 22. Oct. 3. Oct. 15. . . . GIRL'S SMOCKS Something: for the Girls New Crepe Smocks, in all colors, stamped in attractive, designs. Let the girls make them for themselves. Art & Baby Shop - KVfcltYTHIXU I'OK THE BABY Sonuner Hotel Bldg". Phone 305-W A CLASSIFIED AD WILL DO IT Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Grape Fruit Grapes Bananas . Peaches Cranlierries Prunes, Oranges Fresh Spinach Fresh Tomatoes Large 1 lead Lettuce Sweet Potatoes Green Poppers Cauliflower Carrots Hubbard Siuash Celery Cucumbers Fgg Plant Ivcu Peppers Green Onions Cabbage W'c appreciate j our orders J. G. Snodgrass 109 Depot Street Two Phones Call Slain 73 SMARTNESS SERVICEABILITY EXCELLENCE OF TAILORING These are virtues one seldom finds combined in the same f rok. This modest little, frock pos sesses them all and therefore commends it self to the attention of the well dressed woman. This is just one of the smart Wooltex frocks we have included in our display. They are so ex cellently tailored, so correctly styled that we can give them the high estrecommendationand guarantee'' "their" satis faction to you. PUTMAN'S The store that sells Wooltex or Sal llouau and two lotM nnr iVnlrnl hclioul, l.iliHi.mi; I&U0.UU cash, hulaiicti like rout, HiiiuII Jiotiw und ' tu(H on 41 li HI., , 4o. 00; MM,iki cash, but unco, $?o.uu ivv month. L. S. Weeks Niiw l'olcy llld. Phono Main 78 ', Take a Peep al Our . Candy j Gase I j Newlin Drug j j Company S No Charge for Delivery ihi fame for to fi.'- unutes to that It 13 jujt bleed- Brown in oil a lew small
