La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 20, 1923, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextK Saturday, October 20 10:20, 'THii LA GHAtTBej EVENING GBStiEVE LSOC1ETYD Mr I.. II. MoAdnry s.rve.l u oV- i Those pn-setU wero Mr. nml Mm. Melons lx o'eloek tl Inner Inst eve. j.l. Korhensimitfer. Mr. nml Mm. b ntnff lo the newly orwani.t-il mem- IMvens nml family. Mr. nnd Mm. K. hors of tho W. V.(i.. eueh memher j VVlleox nml children. Mr. and Mrs. I-Hnginir a Ktiest. It was u very i K Hnnlen. Mm. Charles WoaRl. Mm. liifuriiiul iiilair ami ilarln? dinner May rit:K. Mrs. Ilerl Cnrr. Mm. Virfttl eonversiiilnn riowo freely ami very ' Marilm ( 'htimherti. Mlxs Interesting talks wer jitvn. KoehensnarKvr and .lnstt Aflnr dinner a IhinIii.'.xm meeting .' Koeheri.sparjrer. was carried on by the im-inhers pros- ' After spending a very pleasant eve ont. officers woro eleMed. an uint ihl,rT delicious refreshments wore woh chosen and other point, derid Rich Platinum Deposit Found Near Laramie, Wyo. I .A FJ A M r R. Wyo. tr.N.H.)- MliiinK men hero uro aeoc over the recent discovery of platinum ore near ivn. (ennlnl in an ancient copper prospect at which Juvoh Sehnluler, veteran prospector, has been scratching- away for many years. Ah platinum Is worth JUG an Rernetta ounce, the search for koI.I hits well t 1 ' 1 -Ml eh tire li, cIu&m work, amusement and recreation. General invitation to ull. whether ineinhers of the I. i K. 1. nr nut. Mall K. Wallls, paRtnr. SCIENCE SEEKS CLIFF SECRETS nd upon. At t he close of t In- lnisi neHH meet llltf the even ins- was spent in Kctlint; netuaimed with eaeh oth er. Mrs. McAdnry Kae two delight ful poems, which, mi am nuiiii i ilte newly organized club, after which the Klrts were taken to their huiiies. There were alionl 2o. youni; ladies present and 11 was decided that the next ineel Iuk w ould he held I wo weeks. I'm tn last nUrht,. Nnvemlu-i 3nd. Wednesday afiernooti jihotil forty five ladleH attended a mietintr of file Methodist Ladies Aid. at the home of Mrs. Keith. The 1'arahlc of ihe Tahnts was Ihe method used to raise some money and a I tout eighty dollars was reported .at I his nieet l n jr. All are w o r k i n k ha id i'o r t h c liaxajir of iKcemher 7 and S. ltclielous refreshments were served hy the KiiMt Division and Mrs. Hvt:s eler jyuve two IniereMinK readings. Miss rrrdericke Srhilke. who is nt (ending the I'nlversiiy of ( treon. has made tho (ilee Cluh of Dial uni versily. Miss Schilke in i well Unown yomiK lady of I .a. (irande, having been music instructor in I lie l.a (randc high school last year, and her many friends are Kind to hear of her j?ood fortune. Mrs. K. H. Ouyo will entertain the Kastern Slur Social club al her home. 2110 Third street, Tuesday af ternoon ut '1 o'clock. , served and ull departed, wishing Mrs. Wright many happy returns of t he day. Famous French Recipes iiinpkln Soup. I'aris. (I.N.S.) IMimpkln soup is a favorite . dish in Die land where the joys u( pumpkin pie arc un known. reel Die hard rind from two lartfc slices of pumpkin and cut into small s-jnaiv pieces. I 'ut into a pan w it h two glasses of water and a little salt. i.et cook for one hour over U moderate fire and Ihen pass through i sieve. Add a quart of boiled milk, i piece Of butler Die sifcn of an egg, lalt or sugar it' desired. Cook for i few minutes, stirring from time n time. T'our over the slices of broad or crisp croutons. nigh been forsotten iiy the lean and patient mountain men who have been searching for that metal wince I i ramie was a lent city on hlnon doited plnlns. There Is much of romance In the reported discovery by HchniUler. For more than thirty years he has been proHpeciInK In the mountains behind Centennial and had great hopes of ( finding rich copper veins in a pros pert overlook inK the middle fork of i the Utile Laramie. It was with this j hope that lie sent a sample of ore ' to an assay in company at I icnwr, 'ami It was with copper in mind that Jlhe tiH.su ye r made his tests. I I'latinuin, according to lucal miu- ik men, is praeiteally unknown oui sldia of the 1'ral mountains In Rus sia, If tiie old Rambler mine near Kncamprnent be expected, so the I enver assay er was surprised w hen the first lest showed a native plati num content of $12 to the ton. lie Immediately realized that much plat inum must have been lost tn ihe lire t esi platinum occurring in com bination with arsenic and a si cond test, by water, bore him nut in this 'iilitratc n n u tt u w a All church notices must he in t niKscoTT. am. ap Heien tt the hnndM of the elitor hy 4 n- U'titi hope to learn more about .lie H m. Friday afternoon. tl .peoples of prehistoric times who oo- tt :: u n ti j: n n nlcupied the diff dwellings and wim CllltlSTlAN CliritCH All Die 1,1 orUlied homes In Die rockn , i-ecnlar services will be held. ISiNe1'1' le aver Creek, as a result of e- j School at !):!;, Creachlmr at u :m " '' w' ' 1 and 7:0. c. K. nt t!::i. Ymi , Montexuma Castle, near camp Verde, know, we appreciate your presence.--," ''" announced. , O. W. Jones. Minister. Vuder the direr.ion of KranU I'lnk- 'Icy, who is In charge of the ruins1 Casa (irand Kill WT M KT l IO 1 1 1 ST K I ' I Si ' I ' A I- CIII'KCU Theit is ( hmI le. a mi-' 1 1 -Kourtli al Depot Street. ih).1)1f ,mrll:iy a real upwaru movement Arix.. Minte9tuma's to arcliaeoloKlsts, is Veslored ami one of I its rooms hereto) ore closed to I ho In Ihe Sunday School. Mis. Vi ra ' pilhIi(, n m.lMl ()f dmitoTmiH Wattenlmitf has sonn-l liinir new each (iniin0n, is beint: expioivdj Sunday. The hour U K a. in. There i:cavalh.ns in this room have re- are rlusMM for ail. At 1 1 a. m. tif sealed many articles which Indicates pastor wilt preaeii. tinintr as nta sun- , iial the earlv inliabitants were Mrs. Marl Dudley of TVndleton. tvlll spend the week-end in l.a Grande with her mother, Mrs. Kred Schilke. -.'. M rs. Kred M cyers en t rl a i ned I h e T.ucky Thirteen dulr last Thursday. The afternoon was spent at bridge, high honors going .to Mrs. YVillium A ah. At the close of a." pleasant time a dainty luncheon was served by Die charming hostess. The next meeting will be held al the home of Mrs. Itohcrt Newlin. MILADY TAKING LEMON'S BY TON I .OS A NTG K I . KS. Calif. ( A P ) leant y parlors In l.os Angeles and possibly in other parts of the Cnlied States are' salil to be absorbing that portion of the Soul hern California iemon crop which, lie Tore prohibition, went into saloons. It is estimated that the 400 beauty parlors in this city us 1,000,000 lemons, or . about eight and a half carloads, every year. The Ladies Society is to meet this evening at 7:3a o'clock In Die K. ofMhlents hav P. hall. After the program refresh-'this y GENEVA The Alps take a steady toll of human life. Kvery summer sees a number of tragic fata I ties. Many bodies never are recovered, for the devoted .mountain climber often goes out alone to find his last resting place deep in an ice crevasse or at the remote base of a precipice. Ac- been unusually numerous ments will lie served. . - Chapter I, P. K. O. 'met yesterday ot the home of Mrs. Kred Schilke. A very Interesting program was giv en under the direction of M rs. Em-' ma Kiddle, who gave a v -underfill description of Washington, D. C, as the Kederal City, and many other interesting things about t he capital. Mrs; Kdnu Urownlon also gave a re port, on Die Supreme Convention of the P. K. f). held at Seattle. Wash ington. After a pleasant and Interesting nftcrnoon refreshments were served by the charming hostess. A meeting of the Presbyterian Men's Club was held Thursday night at the home of William Mi'ler ut which A. C. 1 lampion, super intendent of Die l.a (irande schools, discussed Die Gary School System. This lecture was greal ly enjoyed hy ell present. The meetings of this organization are always open to Die men of all churches and topics of genera k. interest are discussed by able, men in their lines. Mrs. Stella Kellogg Drake. of - Portland. Worthy Grand Matron of the Order of Kastern Star of Ore gon, will make her official visit to Hope Chapter No. IS, Wednesday evening. October -I. Mrs. Drake will be the house guest nf Mrs. lioherl S. Kakin. while in the city. .(,'-'. . ' - " " : ,t ' i X' Tho Greenwood Parent -Tearhern Association met Kriday 'afternoon, nnd a short hut enieriainlng pro gram was enjoyed by all. Miss ( 'handler's room gave t he folk-dance. I See Ymi;" a nuartciic from Miss McNees' room sang some delightful numbers, and Mrs. Mc pherson sang a beautiful vocal sohi. The next meeting will be held on the evening of November fOth. at which time the association expects to observe Educational Week. A spe cial speaker has been provided for Die evening. Arrangements were made for re ' opening the hot lunch, as soon as had weather starts. Mrs. Shannon has consented to prepare the lunches again this year. Everyone is cordially invited to attend the next meeting. The adis of the W. P. f. sur prised Mr. and Mrs. Chris Wright Thursday evening. October- when they Invited u number of friends In to celebrate Mrs. Wright's birthday. Recently when a Swiss bank clerk named Goetseh, noted as a good clim ber, failed to return, searchers saw his body at the foot of a cliff. A res cue parly, led by a priest with 450 feet of rVipe. finally made the descent af ter 1- hours of dangerous work. They found beside the body a note saying: "Kindly bury me' here." " The little funeral party rolled boul ders and blockjj j)f- Ice so--as to form a mound over t he-man, the placed an ice-axe at his head as a cross, mid the priest read the burial service. conclusion. - The water test allowed that the platinum content of a small sample would run lo the ton. it Is tills that the mining men are buzzing about. "it's the greatest- find since gold was discovered in California. tie- slrten platinum, t he ore shows bore- nlto, covellte nnd calcopyllle, all rich in copper, but the platinum Is Die big' thing," say mining men here. Centennial is in the foothills of Die Medicine How range, thirty miles due west of Laramie. It Is on the Colorado, Wyoming - and Eastern railroad, and about thirty-five years ago was a boom town for a short space, following the discovery of sev eral rich pockets of pure gold. Since then prospectors have lived nud died in these hills, hoping for another pocket or a rich vein. -; i ' : The Itamhler mine at ' Encamp ment, once famous for its copper output, nnd where small quantities of platinum are still mined although the amount to the ton is bo small as scarcely to pay, Is in the Saratoga Valley, directly across the mountain range and about thirty-five miles from Centennial. Knur Wonderful Vears of l-'or ward Movent' lit." The choir will furnish special music. The pastor hopes to see the entire nobiibertdilp and const It ueney of t he church at this important meeting. This church will be the place for the I'nion Meeting at 7::to p. in. at which Captain pi'lersoii will conduct a ser vice of song, after which I r. I h-r-wig of the i Allli-Saloon League W ill show a motion picture, which will noine of t he work of Die I league In 'Pnion are Oregon. The behind this i Minister M. TO. CIH'IICH. SOI'TII -Sunday morning services at 1 1 o'clock a. in. New pastor will preach. Subject : "The Lordship nf Christ. " IN-v": Wood, Pastor. Astnrlau Sues for Son's Death. ASTORIA. Or. Suit was Died here today as a result of the fatal injury and death of Gordon Thlel, a f-year-old boy. who was run ovi r hy a milk delivery truck July 10 last. It was brought by Henry Thlel, father of the boy, against the ( 'onsumers' Co-operat Ive assoelat loa and asks for a Judgment in Die mini of i 12 7.25. An order was tnid" In the probate court toduy appoint ing Henry Thlel as administrator of Ills son's estate. Kipling expressed' it too mildly. The. female of the species Is more deadly than threw or four males. Women Adopt the Colorful Knitted Tie trom the Masculine rasniuu : jr. ...... Fine Flour for Fine Grain j Is a baiic principle in cake baking. J Select flour, smooth and j velvety is one of many f reasons why Tru-Blu Fruit Cake adds glory to reputation. Ih. a ih. carton oc carfont. S lb. tini Tvr Salt WhrrT Tro Bla Bticmu or Krn i Cto6i Am Bold. With the tremendous growth o-;the! i rngue for knitted outerwear this full, : the knitted tie has found its place in ' the feminine mode, and is now being adapted to the blouse worn with 1b tni hired Buit. the slip-on sweater, tbe knitted jarquelto nnd the figured silk blouse worn so gracefully beueuth the ' stmimini'H of the new peasant frocks. PeuiapH the uioet siguilivant feature of this new boyish toggery for women ; H the beautiful colorings. From JOgypt have been borrowed subtle bleiidines of old red, gold, broiiBe nnd pottery blue, cleverly knitted ioto diagonally 'sinned designs. There are 1 new tones of bluo aud severely simple ' patter us almost elasme m dcnigu, Tbe newest knitted ties have the popular open ends received so well by ; the masculine clement. And the ties ; especially adapted to women's blouwn are considerably wiorrer in icugui. despite the fact that they ore pur- ; chased nt the same counter where - brother buvs his. A maroon tie of silk and cotton mix , ture is a combination which the dark ' girl should not overlook in select -One, is nt u tons' to nam6 shades developed in these ties by their old-fushioned Uue lli not ccr tutu whether the Oriental shinies or red are really hi tho elftssihVstiou of old row, or if the grewus una nooa browns used separately or in comuina tioas are not tho nearest reproductions of nature's own pulette we have ever attained. big kcr (porta elotkw. Tbe bwiiam prl roJiy wrnt 1h. .iaontiii.m of h.r tailorHBide br the .tWitio. of pretty knitted ti. for her blouie eoll.r. Aod tko eollrg Rirl ea irnw her lor.ltr to wr alma auuar ia m naore per- eiaitsnieivi. Mr. Pln'Uley has ftmnd ph ces of -woven cloiH.. black and dark red in color and a reed Handal. A number f metates, used to Kiind eei-M hy l he ancient peoph-H, have olso been dlMcnvered,. but these dlf r.' In no particular from id hers found In the Apach tins thiouKh- otit the stale. Seoul Lender ItClgns, A I.I! A N V . I ir.-- The ri'slnnal Ion nf llaruld I., t'oidt. scout executive, who Ii.im been Ihe lender of tho l.luu eoun ly scout ornanl;il ion for Ihe last i:i months, wiiii aecepted by Iho council lonighl. A successor to Mr. t'ook hart not yet been selected. Mr. ook camo to Albany from Astoria, wluro ho wa:i Ihe scoui evecutivo t'or some lime. mrcHIWTKRTAN f'HintCTI I'Yes. I'll come. Thanks." said many more Inst S'tndny evenlntr to our world eilizenship clnss which we are hold ing "every week in hlonan ball. You will be Interested In si udyinir about Japan as 1 lends the Orient and yoir are most cordially Invited to meet with this Hnss on Sunday evcuintr at 7::to, Ideas you receive there may he the turning point In your world outlook. Kxpose yourself lo those thoughts. Sunday School at : 4 r with ever-increasing numbers InvhesaO all to learn of the Kternal Truths. Mornlnp worship at I I with Mrs. W. W. Hervy briuKlnn us the mcssuKe of music. A congregational meet - injr will be held In connection with our morning worship hour and all members of our congregation are urged to be present. The brick has arrived nnd the church tower will soon be completed and the roof on the church finhdicd. Then we see the end in sight of our long desired hopes for a belter church homo. Meanwhile wo are holding our srviees in llonun hall and we shall bo glad to welcome you there. Win. Crosby Kosh, .Minister. ocoooc oooooooooooooooooooo Take Your Girl a Box of V0GANS or CANTERBURY " CHOCOLATES ' Tonight She Appreciates the Best On the Main Corner f PM5CRICMI0N OmUGCISTS On the Main Corner P. S. Your wife is your best girl. Married Man oooooooooooooooooooooooooo .1 V It ST BAPTIST rill'llCH Sun day School at Hi; mi a. in. .Mrs. K. Ilappersett superintendent. I son: "Israel in the -Midst oi .Na tions." Tho . school was fine lasl Sunday.. Mrs. McAdory entertained her class at dinner Friday evening. She Is getting slurtcd beautifully with the young ladies, other classes nre larger than usual. Miss Love! la" class keeps growing. The Primary rvnartmeiit Is doing splendid work. Some of the classes need t o st ress 1 1 the class spirit. The morning wor-jj ship begins at 11 a. in. Song service , will be congregational, led by the)! choir. Subject of. sermon: "onse- J era t Ion ami Service." We must be both In action. I.et us sludy tlmso who have achieved through conse-Jg crated service. Junior oung H-o- plcn meeting nt. '-;'M .t m. Miss Henham In charge. Only, one hour. There-will be a union service-at the Methodist church at night, held tin- ! ler the direction of Hie Anti-Saloon s l,e:itfue to which ull are invited. ---A. It. Hltton, J'astor. I A Very Fair Excharrge $35.00 for a Wooltex Tailored Dress You will find a group of tfiese dresses at only $35.00 smart tailored styles, lieautiful work manship; dresses that are designed for early : street wear, for use all winter under your heavy coat. ' . -fifes. ft 'T btf v " L ) 111 . i! 4 m ( ( !'! ill M p II ! ' It J i . ..&"': Such values are not "specials" at this store ; ; you will find them here at all times, because it j is our policy to buy only such merchandise as we'.' can offer you at attractive prices and can guar-, antee to satisfy. you. ..... ... Other Dresses $15.50 to $65.00 The store that sells AVooitex . LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY FIRST CHURCH OF CllRISTJi SC1KNTIST Corner ot First and J WushiiiK'.un. Suiuluv mornhiir scr-'S vice at 11 o'clock. Sulilt-rl : . "I )iictrliH- nf Atoilrniflil." I 'H?... -I. : U'- Sgndny ,'schopl.ntj 9:41s h-.flti;. Wcd- I. VI ' 'T "T J H fne14y evtnlnif AitetiritS n( S o'clock, t to Aam tbelienl 1 . !,,:' ' 7. t, -,,1,1:. 1 every MonUuy, Woilnesday and Snl-.i unlay from two to four. All are'j IHl.ANI CITV ( M M r N I T V I o'rlook Hr. HitwIk or I'oillim.l. will!! hf. Iho Hprukcr. A until tit IiIkIi I Htnn.llnf?, well known (11 Hovt-ral j J flluN-B, flno orator, liinHy Hlji-l: 1 Thn MnjcMly of lh l.nw. Wi- liniv for a rrowilftl liousc. Senior nnd . Junior l.t-uRiit-H ut 7. Kcrinon by paHlor at 8. Topic: 'A Hi-avc Woi-k- nr. indoor litHlumr octoncr l-'rom fi lo I:2n o'clock. Ktippcr of If it concerns insurance this agency can advise you I'OMrMrri:, rrmlli Insumnep means nmro than merely an lit -siiniiKT policy Yon need also InlelliffetU In-siiraiK-e sei vire. Hindi st rviro may save you ronsldeiiildo money lull it. will not Involve one extra dollar nf cxpi nso if yini an' liiKiired ill tllirt (iReney.. , , 11 1m this tiK' nt's biisirii iw lo ' .'ijiiow tu id to .atudy- yotif fire . risks and property values--nml lo provlilt you with complete, protection I11 the lUutford Kln liisuranco Coniai)y. A 'plinno mil todny nifty Havo Vim Loss Tomorrow Security Insurance Agency CHAS. H. KUYNOLDS, Manager. , 1 La Urande Oregon 1 : "Inauranc With Bervloe" THOItoUill i:)ril'IKXT lunis 0111 v : STFUII.K, III .Anil l I, work Ma I V V niodcnilo nisi and no linihi-r w joii. I CAN'T FIND A BUYER? TRY AN OBSERVER AD OBSERVER WANT AD . IS D m j O For the imfcrd collars of the figured i ilk peanant blouaes now ned witJl f the cunninn jumper frocks, defigncra (; are taklni; the knitted tie u a linUh- i iiiir touch. Where the blouse boasts 'I "... ... . 1 V.A I an intrn.te design, ne lie bhouiu 1 of a suitable plain color. Where the blouse is in a solid color, one may select the most intricate design for the tie. This rule should be followed ia selecting the new knitted tie so as to ovoid ineffeetire eoaglomeration of patterns. Old gold flowers axe knitted Into a dark brown silk tie and worn with a blouse of faint yellow. The throa shades of yellow lend a new costume note to what we one knew as tbe shirtwaist. To brighten ap year hut euon'n j topcoat, just add a bit of color at J the neckline sf your blouse. Tanger-: iae diagonally striped with old blue, , riolet with a tooeh of green, biscuit with eld (old and orange ttripings or a neatly figured pattern knitted ia : two snaries or your raroriia eoior, onaUr attraetrre war than choosing Wfcer wlleee. hoe ia Wm knitted t.e will do wosders toward miking a nuae widen ana wean -awitetja-aparu no-1 costume look eaito new sad np4-at.j Used Gars THE FOLLOWING FOR YOU TO PICK FROM V.)22 Dodge Coupe 1!)1!) Buick Six Touring 1!)1S Dodge Touring 1017 Dodge Touring 1918 Ford Touring 1021 Dodge Touring 1010 Maxwell Touring Southard & Shinn Used Cars s ELK'S A SPECIAL M j f f I o o o o o o a Cream Walnut Roll 70c lh. Cut to 59c The Palace "v Our ('andU are madn liern In our tlnyllght ramly Kitchen. o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o s o o o o o o o o o 0 0 o o o o o a o o o a o o O O o o a o o o ail ' 'mtj isr7M y yawa sau MuHmxtrMj r