La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 19, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, February in, 1024. THE IA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE. NEWS of SOCIETY The Wostintnmor Ctnlhl had ft Very hid rcstluK meotlnK Insl eve ning when ihey niel ai I hi homo of M Ceo. Venn, with m.hh llul iln AniliTHon in charge of ihi' pro-. Brum, another chapter of "The l.tfc of 'hrlMl" being tin1 Mihjeet. l'ol lowing a discussion of thin topic Ml.ss In:ilne Miller, accompanied by Miss GludyH Milter :ii the piano, h:ihk ft beautiful koIo, and receiv ed nearly applause lor her excel hnt st'h'ction. Thi room?: wore reievcrly deco rated wli h hcantir ul carnations auil before adjournment a dclielous luncheon was served ly the cliarin illfj 1iojmh. Tho I.:u1Ich AM Society of Kivor Hldo I'liiipH on North First street, mel at ton church Inal Friday eve 11111? und orKaiiiziMi a Sunday school. lti'V, N. 1. Wood wum the principal speaker of, lint evening. ItolH-rl 1-:. Hrudl'ord wan elected su perintendent and delivered a whorl address on tin "Mark of tho Sun day Hrliool." A Her i he meeting delicious re-freshim-nts were served. ..Tho Ladles lllblo Class of ihe ProHbylerlan churrh will nioel Wednesday n ru-moon lit -'::(' o'clock nl the homo of Mrs. liny Warren; . 1 Km ,M avenue, with Mrs. KUCn McKay assisting us bos tons. 't Tho OIiIh Friendly Hoelely will meet tomorrow evening at Monan ltall at seven o'clock. Col. and Mrs, -F. H. I van) Of have returned 1o their home In I. a (Iriindo aftor spending Die pusl week vishlng frinidK and relatives in Portland. A pen era I mooting of Iho Metho dist Ladles Aid will In- held Wed nesday atlornoon at Die homo or Mir, ('. Wiltton, 1M l Adams ave nue. Kveryono is welcome al this meeting. Tho Wednesday HrldKC club will meet tomorrow niiei-noon with Mrs. A. V. Andrews as IiosIokss. Plover Creek. (Special) Mr. nnd Mrs. J (din Dahtstroiu enlorlaiiieil a number of friends at a delightful dancing party February Itth. Af ter u most enjoyable lime spent a! dancing a delicious luncheon wan served and Die guests departed pro claiming the affair very success-ful. High -Shades Nrrr Continent Is Traversed Uy Woman on Horseback H I 'f )K A N F, Wtinh ( A P) M hh Helen II. Tbiuglostad of Jone. Wash,, re.cently coniplotod a horse back circle tour of the contlnd't lliut required between six und fcoven yfar. of interniilten travel-IniC- Slie niad the entire journey nionc. ' il-r exppnsei for tho trip wor mot by worklns: alone tho way, and stops of three months or mor- won made at various cities for tho purpose. lown the Pacific coast to l.o:i AiiRreJos nnd thence a I our: the f:outhi 'i'ii border to New Orleans, MIsh ThlnKleMad and hot1, four footed companion made their way. They crossed tho American ir-.s-rl in July by travoliiiK- at nifhi. Thence they traveled norlh to Vlr f;infa nnd I urried lionn ward l.y way of Kaunas, Colorado and 'o mincr. M isn Tlilnclestad crossed llio con(iuruta) divide six times durinir lur truvels. she said, und thrc! times who encountered snow an 1 ' LDVE LETTERS BANDIT Sprins coats, some trimmed with fur collars, aro being featured in high shades of blue, green and brown. Orange ia very popular, a grayish French blue, "Madonna blue" is equally so and both aro tied for favorite place by. a light soft green. three times it rained. She carried complete eninpintf equipment and often relieved her horse's burden by walking considerable distances. " A woman has nothing to fear, tj-avollne; alone," sho said. "Th peoplo wer wonderfully kind to us. J usually camped near som farm house, for I had to procur food for my horse." mti iisii i-Aini rovi:itTY ,T) POOK HODS LONHONV (INS) AntHpinlod mi-thodii oi proiluction nnd dh t ribut ion aro keeping f irlt ish farmers poor, according to tho re port of a (Jovernuienl comi.iitii u to study farm condilions, Co-np-eruifvi marketing was urged In tho report hk the remedy for tho farmers complaint that the price they received and the prion the consumers paid wen. too diver genu Htntidardtznhnir-of- prnrtnTtt also won advocated in tho re port. . lir.DS Al AHKAKIANS I ni i.;aria acij i: a(;ai ff KIA. INS) Kxlled commu niMts anil agrarians, banistied from lluliraria m'ler ilic MiiiiAmix.r uprising, aro returning to the country and are planning a new revolt, according; to Government auinorilies, who ore pressing for i-n:iel uit-nt nf :i i.trfinc uixlltlnti I-.,.. Two thousand refugofs are said to be in K'-rbia to have n:ii-il- cipated in attacks on llulgarinn I'roiiHer town:. Correct this sentence: "No mat ter if you are rich." said she, "I won't marry yon until you have some regular ami useful job." CAKjR'S Where Your Credit Is Good Hosiery Specia BlacJ silk hose slightly imperfect 39c pair Andrews9 Variety Store Service - Economy S Terror of Slavonia Fin ally Trapped When His Billet Duux Was Inter cepted. iti-:ixiAi)i-v-(iNS) Jovo r.. ru,', the (error of Slovunlu, is ia jail fn Hi -Igraib Tho Slavonian peasantry are devondy hidng thai the Delgrade bnt lie Is strong enotiMh to hold him, but ihey have tlieij1 uOtllilS. "Sit. boiife is safe from Jovo Carujtf," Die ieas!iHtH say. "Jovo ('arug can bei through any wall, iiu mutter Irow thick." These (sayings are proverbs in Slavonia. They urn Die reasons why the Slavonians are skeptical about Jovo remaining in durance vil for any great length of time. The. jailers at IJelgraue, however, di-ehire they have Jovo where they long have wanted him and aiv going to keep him there. Throughout a highly industrious and somewhat picturesque career of banditry, Jovo Carug has amply justified t he fearsome respect which the Slavonian peasants have for bis iniquitous prowess. He has confessed to seven murder;', eighteen robberies and a few lesser crimes. Tho nut horities contend I hat Jovti has-n't tohi,1 half Dm story, King nf Pandits Kot years Jovo has been a ban dit king. Mo has terrorized Slavo nia, which is that, section of Jugo- . H'avia lying between the rivers Save ;hnl J tanubc. Although li has not confined himself to any particular line of crime, his spe- Icialiy sei-nis to have been setting lire to a building and then robbing the homes of the peasants when tbey rushed oul to extinguish the fire, if murder was necessary 1o the carrying out of his schemes, Jovo never seemed to hesitate, anil .inch trivial crimes as arson, or a hold-up now and then never bolh red him at all. Carug made his homo at Vin kovci, about liio mile:: from Ih-I-grade. and there ho was known a I irzgie, an army contractor. This was merely a cloak of respecta bility concealing the garmeids of bandit ry. I.il:e Adam, Sam.;nn and other noted legi-ndary and historical fig ures, a. woman was Iho cause of Jovo's downfall. It was loiters writ I m tu his sweethearl. Manda. a, blioni p-:i;ani j;ir, thai led to his arrest. --JflVo hhd deftjhs' on the bank roll of a wealthy farmer near Vinkovci. He disguised himself Us a cattle dealer, assumed the name of paric and made tho farmer's acquaintance, event ully becoming a guest in his homo, Onu night a band of robbers looted tho farm er's house and stole bis money, but no one suspected the band was Carng's. He siayed ;i few days longer i0 liVert all sn.spicion and then went away. 1-VH in I,o( While visit h; ihe farmer, Jovo met Miinila, and Ihey M) in love. He also noted that the harvest would sot.n bo reaped and that, with Us sale, the farmer would have mure money. After he left, Jovo wrote many fervent Ime letters to Manda and occasionally visited ber, Mean while ho perfected his plan to raid tho farmer's house by setting fire to hhi barn and then, whilo ir; peasants were fighting tho flame, robbed the farninouse and otho.ru near by. Soni'-tblng happened, however to prevent Carug partici pating in this robbery in person and for once his band failed to carry out his orders. Not hearing any new: of his pro. poseiLeoup, Carug wrote to Manda asking if tbere had been any barn fire.s in the neighborhood recoiili;. It so chanced that a barn had boen burned, and the police were iines tigating. They decided to open somo letiers. and one of thm hap pened to he Carug's epis'Ie to ManOi!. Nolo Intercepted Carug and Manda were both ar rested, but the authorities sup posed that the mail they held was lioric tho cattle dealer. They hud On idea t hev lenl en it ni-Vil Cuntg, Italic, tht cattic iMiU'r. Tlicy liao tho notorious bandit, for whom i reward o; $j.imiu had been offered. A former army sergeant, how ever, was asked by .Manda to if he rould ltot do sonietiilng t htdp her sweeDiearl. H went to see him in Jail, and something a bo nl tho prisoner's: fuoo hi ruck hlin as lainiliar. H pondered nhd recalled a day " when the farm wh re he ones had worked hd hot n robbed by Carug, tho bandit, The pri-nier, he decided, wan Caiug. Confronted whh thf lestlmony of the sergeant, Carug confesiied hi.i identity. Since then he has ad mtitid scores of crimes. ' The Slavonian peasants aro deeping without fear of band lis, for the first time ia years and placing nightly that Iho lielgrado jail will hold tho mighty Jovo. can, the yrtllow part of the rliul and then take off ail the white kln and grind it in a food chop-liej,;- Add tojhts the juice of two lemons and iwo cups of water. Heat this slowly and boll for five iiiinnleM. in the. government's bullelin on home-made pectin the 1 1:,,, of enameled warn was advised donblloHH because enameled ware bi not affected by fruil acids. Afier boiling the mixture for five minutes .nut it uslde until the m xl morning, when you must add si:; cups of water and boil 'for ten minutes. -ool and strain through a flannel jelly bag. Mea miro Die juice and put ll on the stove again; when ( bolls add very wlowly uu equal umotiut of sugui-. r'ouiiniie to boil tho iily nniil it "sbertH" when tested from a spoon. Add some green vege table coloring Ullli mmif accord In.; to lasie. p,,ur into hot ku lized glasses utud, aite,- cooling, covev with metw.4 paraffin tUi t Heal. If you wish lo knttw a mau' iu coiue, ask him where Ihe HiirKtx should begin. Habit in what iuake n hi inker reach under the covers iu wrlk a tmiieh on lite foot. Hints for the Housewife Spring Cocits A IH'llclons- Mint 'Mly frHii" Meats. Many house wive:t hnvo learned, from government bulletins or oth erwise, about pectin, which hi the net Ive const itueni which makea jellle-i jell. They also know how pectin can be added the tho juices of fruits whirl :To dcficlenH In thh: respect, thus Insuring per-, feet Jellies. lttti home-made pectin has other uso.s as well. Kor instance, with the addition of r. liltlu flavoring: matter, it make; an Ideal mint jelly to servo with lamb and other meat, whether hot oi cold. There arc two kinds of pectin, that made with apple: and that made with Ihe white skin of oranges and b in- ons. Kor this jelly It Is best to use the white skin of oranges- It muy be seen that the cost will be very, slight, as the oranges them selves are not employed but may be put to other purposes, such as making marmalade, orange Juice, etc. I'se six large, thick-skinned or anges. I'eel off as finely as you EIGbsts less fltl! ' AT NO SACRIFICE OF FLAVOR H . ft Our assortment of Coats at these popular prices are leaving our racks every day. lie sure and see lliem, as they are the most won derful values, Lijcl't PP- ular' shades for S)iiii)- in plain and plaid effects, lined and unlinecl, in new Tolo 'Cloth,' a fabric that is light in weight, sei'vice ble and still warm enoupfh ' for; early Spring wear. All moderately priced. A Good Ttiiug-DON T M1K8 IT. Send ;onr name nnd wddrcss plainly vrilteij toether with 5 cents (and thii ' lip) lo Cliatnbtrluin JVleditiue Co., Dua I Moines, Jowa, nnd recuive In rot urn a I rial package containing l-bauiborl&m'i i Jough Kemetly for coaphs, colds, croup, jror.chi&l, "lhi" end whooping coughs, md tickling thro.it; (.'liauiiierlain's Stom- ! ich Htid JnerTablc-Ufor stomach trou- j jcHf indignation, ga&y paiaa tliut crowd i lio heart, bilioiiiifeas and constipation; Jhnt iiber kirn's Halve, needed in every tniilj for bu'tia, Bculda wounds, pflea, . ind skiu aflectkuiH; lluno vaiucd family 'edieiiiPH for only S ccitt. iJon't miha iL For Sal( i 10 Acres in Fr litdale, nplondld soli, new and modern improve ments consisting of ft-room bungalow, plantered, wired, full basement, bath and toilet,' - 2 modern chicken houses, dou ble coiiBtructed, cement foun-' lat Ions, one 1 Sx&O, one 1 4x2ft, ; a brooder house similarly well constructed, Xxl4, lane fenced j with 5-root woven wire, with! 1 ho posts sot In cement; gar- j ago with gravel roadway lead-' lag lo tho public road; 2 acres In bearing orchard and several young trees. This ia tin Ideal suburban home, just as mod ern as any city home. A sol dier bonus can be used. The price ami terms aro in keep ing with the (plain y of the lam! nnd the character of tho improvements. We will take pleasure In showing you this property. j j Modern 5-room hoise near high, school. The Candy Shop Is Open Today WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CANDY 220 Fir St. If It Is Sweet We Have It ' The Quality of our Candy is Superior And the Price Ordinary. "- " fJivc Uh a Trial Pearl Williams & A.V. Sanford MOST IN VALUE Putmans THE BEST IN STYLE FREE! FREE! ' While They Last! ONE AUTO STROP RAZOR Complete with Strop With One Tube of COLONIAL CLUB SHAVING CREAM At 50c $l..r)0 Value for f0e 1T-U-R-R-Y PMSCfWUN 0HOCSIST5 Crowned! 1 ' 1 t 8 Photo ahowa Crown Princess Kagako of Japan, taken after her. recent marriaga to Ihe prince resent, .... - J- . Modern 6-room house In paved street, close in. , I'Tve-room house, modern, with acre t ract, good land; very reasonable terms. 10 Acres, near city, with good 4 -room house, chicken house and barn for Jl.&uo.oo. Geo.H.Currey Real Estate Loans lasuraace j Van Camps Hominy In Can s All ready to serve. Add cream and butter and Serve. 20c a can Serve the children Hot Chocolate for breakfast Ghirardelli's is the best Fresh Eggs from Mr. Picken's every day. JOEL'S GROCERY Quality Groceries - With Service Free Delivery Phone Main 759 I 1 r t i t AN OPEN MEETING On Tuesday evening, February 20th at 8 o'clock p. m., in the City Hall an Open Meeting will be held for a free and general DISCUSSION OF ALL FORMS OF LIFE INSURANCE Everyone is invited, including representatives of the various kinds of life insurance. Nothing equals Life Insurance in the amount pur chased, and no business today causes as much money to be involved. It is therefore of the greatest interest to all to study all forms of insurance and get at Ihe facts. FLOYD McKENNON The Highway Service Station Under New Management Gasoline - Oils - Accessories Gear and Transmission Greases Crank Case Service 1703 Adams Ave. L. J. HALE A. D. MILLER ? ? y T y t ? ? y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y x Bakerts Goods In our Bakery Department you will find a complete - assortment of Pastry - Cakes - Pies - Doughnuts Rolls - Cookies - Etc. These goods are Fresh i Every Morning Your. '.'phone orders receive iwrticular attention J. G. Snodgrass 109 , , Two Phones Depot Street " Call Main 75 No Charge for .Delivery ) '"At a. a Sf..:. '.' 4