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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1924)
Saturday, Novcmlwr 22, 1924. ' THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE NINE School News W Uy M AH I AN LOVKTT) I Tho domestic science department 1 la preparing for un exhibition of i l heir canned products, and food' products on which much tlmo has boon spent since the beginning or ! Hchool. Interesting churn and j pouters of tho foods have been , studied. These will ulso be on ex- i hlbltioii. Going back to the daily work of thu two departments wo find them very Interesting. Thu domestic are classes I and 11 have been making blpusen, and alter com pleting these, will proceed to learn all of the different kinds of elltches. 11)0 art classes ill have been upending the week In mak ing lump sliuues which all turned out successfully. Tho domestic science cluss 11 lias been studying meats for the post two weeks. They have made different ni' at dishes which can bo prepnrcd from the various cuts of meat. Lately they have wrll (Ai stories about meat, using the selected outlines as follows: 1. Meat and how to cook it. 2. I'repurlng the different cuts of meat. . 3. What 1 learned about meat from my butcher. 4. What the housewife ought lo know about meal. The interesting subject of past ries Is being studied now. The domestic science class I has competed Us work on breakfast planning nnd Is now ready to take up luncheons. The domestic science 111 cluss has been studying dainty desserts which -cun Inter) be used in cafe teria. 1 OiiniiK'rcfut Department. Tho bookkeeping class will have Its work In lor this six weeks, which is much better than some preceding classes can suy. The beginners and udvunced Ktudenls in typing- have, taken ilintf mW- wip1(r lent. Sri me til' 1 1n- iiiivunced students who Jiave re &t K-i'd their certificates Hi tvii- Ing are Hubert Mmilh, Kvelyn Cul- len, Kttu Llelle Kitchen,, Louise Salisbury, Vullette Harer, Owil lvie, George Fuller and Lucile Ulack. - Chemistry. -Tin ehemlsirv ciass has been struggling along on problems ai.d (luestiuits of elements. The si weeks xam over these look place Monday when two hours were .spent in writing.. Nevertheless, Hie results proved that one-nan ofi the class "flunked." Conse kliieully, an extra class is being held dally al :3u a. m. No School for Them! jz -v , Wrjrwt t: -"jt mum t.'KkSWj' They wanted a full day off on national holidays and the principal would not (tmnt It. so pupils of Johnson City """n.rHlgh School went on strike. They are seen here formlwt for the snake dance they staged through 1 the business district of the city. i ' vf -VW A. 4 1 cl T- donts ini-1 In thu uuiltlorluin. Mr. Hampton und Warren Gilbert pnv two Intiri'Htlnt,' talks. sir. 'tlll bi'rt. thoiiKh his ability as a music tiaclter Is not vrry Krrut, tried hard to K-urh thu assembly "The Rruvoyurtl Song." He luccerdvd to somo extent. Italiih W.'bb. tin- student body president, took churgo of the meet ing. Hi? called upon (.'apt. Sher wood, and other football men to speak. After the assembly In the auditorium, the crowd went out to the bonfire, yelled und sang, and showed a great deal of the truu fighting spirit, as they always show Just before playing Pendle ton. There tho students got In line and scrpomlncd through town. livery one reported a very suc cessful rally. A short assembly was held l'rl Hints for the Housewife (Ity .Maria Springelt ) llo'isewivcs occasionally become "sick and tired" of the job of getting throe meals a day. They dretid their planning, look with dislike on their preparation, an 1 cUn hardly bring themselves lo eat them. Husbands sometimes experience 'the same .sort of mood. They get disgusted at seeing the same eggs done the same way served 'for break fust, and the same round of meats and vegetables ready for them in the evening. There are several ways, to over- and six Spanish green olives for gurnishlng. The method of prep aration Is as follows: itub one side oC the steaks with tho half onion, sprinkle with pepper. Tit the olives carefully, without ureaklug. ' IMaco three olives on each steak, roll. Tie the rolls with pieces of thtn(cord or thread, i'lace fat In frying pan and when hot add the rolls of meat. Cook until brown, turning constantly, for - five to seven mimits. Serve with brown sauce containing a few "chopped olives. Garnish w ith a pitted olive unrolled. Calf's TXjiikuo with Spanish Green Ollws For I his there are required three calves' tongues, four small carrots cut In cubes, one onion cut fimt, one cup of HpnntHh green olives, one quart of boiling water, oncfourtli teaspoon pen- ' per, one teaspoon chopped pars- - tablespoons of bread is made by dissolving the gela-1 crumbs. tine In one c ip of cold soup stock I Souk the tongues In Told water then adding the rest of boiling' for half an hour. Scald with soup stock, the seasoning, and; boiling water, pour off. Cook stiffly beaten egg whites. This is tongues In tho boiling water con boiled for five minutes, then talnlng carrots, onion, parslev struined through a piece of flan- und pepper for one hour nnd a nel and set to cool. Next a lit-! half. Itemove the longjes, skin tie of the aspic stock Is poured: them, nnd return with ono-hulf Into a wet mold, the stuffed of the olives (chapped). Cook olives are arranged, and when the slowly one-half hour longer. UHplu Is set 'around the olives Thicken the sauce by mixing the more of the stock Is poured on, bread crumbs with two table The cabbage and olive mixture 1 Koons of cold water. Cook five are added alternately Uitple until all is used. put aside to Htit !Vn befort remolded cn a platter, garnished dissatisfied attitude toward meal with shredded cabbage and a few time try one of tho above reci- with the minutes longer. When on platter It is then garnish wiih whole olives. being The next time you feel that stuffed olives. ' This quantity servos ten peopl-. but can be diminished according to the requirements of any ho is. day to announce the MacDowell ,como tho dissatisfaction that 'hold. You will likely agree that pes. 1 am sure It will help. it adds variety to the board. So will: Minute SI en Us Spanish Style For this dish there are reynlrei( .Music". , Vi.rtr Iiiim Tn-iriln ill oi.moSt Ull the operetta which Is lo be given In December. firut ..lwtrim i.r:ieliio. Oil - side of' school, hours was , held Tuesday; night wnen tne uuuoub (for Ihe prologue were learned. The V.i st :inembers nave their parts fcp'inorttod .for the entity j.luy.. rructleeH have been held every jjligiu alter evuuui imo v.tiv u, great defy., has been accomplished. LMIBS miller nus Iiumu m-i- um."' for the kcliedulu. of practices , Library Notes, Thn IHinirv Ihls added to the Hut thirty-rive new books, which will be put out In a lew days. a .muif esill I'nr material llimn klio early history of Greece has been made and several books are on reserve. There Is a tuUtl circulation of il.dnt i..venlv-liv bouks iter day. Ti.ts inebides tieriodlcals. refer ence, and ull books needed by stu- klenis. Manual anil Machine DcpK The industrial arts depnriment Bs rupidly assuming Us mid-season U or in. The woodworking boys are id valuing rapidly and are making inany useful, as well s ornamental trlleles. Proficiency Is being ac inlred'in the handling of the tools fci't machines. Cabineis and tables ill under construction now. This year the gns engine boys lire having a more (borough course than has ever been offered before. Although blacksmiths are few. Ihe bnaehlnery department shows in- lllt-ations of turning out some first rale machines. A sliort assembly was held re- l-enlly for the announcement of the football game with I'endle- loii. . . The rally Thursday evening Marled at 7:15 when all the siu- musleul concert, which is lo bo Ul ,8va ai UK'SU UMU'8- Raint' " " glven next Monday evening, Nov. :,u out to restaurants and ho 4th. I1''18 f0r u fL'w iwils. Others, un- Ifoiunately, take it out on each Rv VKLMA McCALD I other, getting very Ill-tempered The members of the girls' htk- untl sometimes downright abusive, twi'lvo Spanish green ollvts, four lug club, under the auspices of without realizing what the cause) minute steaks, half in onion, one Miss luilgh, planned a hike for ls- Common sense souls are more eighth teaspoon of pepper, twota this morning. japt to resort to another solutloa,! blespoonfuis of drippings or fat. Most of the six weeks examlna- ; really preferable to either ot these ; . tions have been completed. Those .devices, because it prevents sural students who have survived the . moments arriving. These persons tests are looking Torward eagerly vary meals so that the monotony, to the coming Thanksgiving holl-'of them is not obtrusive. ' j days. v j lly the last method the house- ' i 'keeper has tho thrill of adventur-. Thts'dramatlcs class is studying ing with new recipes, the husbanl! the drama of various foreign lias the pleasant surprise' of view-' countries. Kach class member has Ing his wife's capacities and tils-1 a country und its drama to re- position in a new light, and the 1 port on. The work Is proving quite children bask in the effulgence' interesting. . jof domestic harmony that re-! suits. Tho student body under the' Gf which observations are' leadership of the A. G. S. officials interesting if practical. 1 believe1 Is collecting u fund for the com-'there is one thing that will make' munlly chest drive. The A. G. S. is them practical. That Is available also planning to help mnkellew l0(.jpes. Three of them are Thanksgiving and Christinas more ' (inscribed below to point the mor eheerful for some of the moro un-ji to iny tule. They were, all ln fortunale families. vented by a recognized dietetic xnert. who turned them over to everyone is er The Gazette also records anoth er advance of four points In the cost of living on October 1. the Vsllvoj index figures being 70 ((gainst H on rseptemuer i anu u;i un jime I. These figures Indicate a per centage advance in prices over thu pro-war level. If lie advertises ICS KOftHlt It, lio know? me. enthusiastic over the game with I'ondletoW It is hoped that the 1 tgers will be s , , tJ , OHves nm cubboffc ..I... t. l.f..fit tl... ltiicU;il-niiH hv Hi ' ... lu. Aspic The first Is: able to defeat the Duckaroos by lurge score. v Tho only remulning game besides the one with Pen dleton will be with linker. This game will be held al La Grande and Is scheduled for Thanksgiving day.'' Some of the dresses displayed at the fashion show were from West's: from Hill's, and from I French and Greene's. M A II i I'AIMUKK Clil Slll'.l PIUNKVIIJj;. Ore. - While driving a light truck along the Crook Itlver highway S. A. I.ytle, mail contractor between Puulinu and Suplee. operator of a truck line from Prlnevillc to Suplc an eptpioye oi tne tuumj uepartmeilt, was dashed high cliff near the The materials needed for this are three-quarters cup of stuffed Spanish green olives cut In thin slices; one cup of shredded cab Img'e; three tablespoonfuls of may onnaise; and for the aspic five cups of soup stock, two envel opes uf gelatine, one tablespoon of vinegar, two tablespoons of Chill sauce, two egg Whites, an j six to eight whole stuffed Span ish green olives. The cabbage, sliced olives and mnyonnnise are mixed. The nsplfj und royJ 1 over a liear crei.k ; bridge when the steering gear of his machine broke. He was badly crushed and has only a fighting chance to live. Medical attention was summoned from l'rinevllle, und the injured, man brought here. Itobert Item Ington. a passenger on the truck, was'sllghlly injured In the acci- dent. j Down Hill 1 . ' m:v span to )i'i:.N soon HOOD lilVKIl. Ore. K: M. Chandler of Olyiiipia. pre.'ii.lenl of Ihe oreKun-VVuHhliiKlon llrlditc eonipany. which Is completing the Mood Hlvcr-Whlte Salmon Inter state spun across I lie Coliinibia. an nounced while here that the bruise would be officially opened to traffic December 0. A local cele bration, with micl-Colunibhi folk partlclpatlnK. will be held. The. foruuil dedication of Ihe span will be withheld until next spring when u celebration will be held also eoinmernoratlnf,' apple blossom week here und the com pletion of the Mount Hood loop highway. l-'nlliers mill Sons Telcd li.VYTOX. (inv .'Approximately loo men and boys Were KllestS at tin- second annual rather and son bliiiMUet. served lv the Methodist Indies' Aid society, with younif women representing the IiIkIi school nnd loeil business firms uctimr as wall resses. John W. Heard, i halilln of Ihe 9l"t illvlslon. Cnlted States army, of Portland, delivered tin' principal nddr-ss. A LOW, LIGHTLY CONED LA CAMILLE! Comfort lo the nth degree! This J.a Cum tile Is fashioned of dulnly materials, has low top and back of, elastic web bing. A. garment, that for sheer loveliness and practical ity, cannot be equalled. Be fitted to a I -a Camlllo and know real corset comfort. A full line of tho different models In Hrassiercs and Cor sets, always on hand. MRS. R0BT. PATTIS0N Corset lere l'lione .Main r,ll lull) 4(11 si., Wast uf I. . Frpe Ride Sunday, Nov. 23 All persons who have no means of transportation to EASTERN OREGON'S PREMIER Turkey Shoot Will find conveyance at front of Imperial Pool Hall from 10 A. M. on every hour next Sunday. Those who drive own cars, take old or new West Approach to La Grande. It's a quiet, sheltered place where the wind won't bWw your head off. The best Traps and Grounds in Eastern Oregon. ; HOT LUNCH ON. GROUNDS r. Sponsored by and Auspices of THE M0 CO CLUB The fellows who know how lo put on a Turkey Shoot. UOIUlKIt ILS t;XPU)SIVI-S ASliLAM. Ore. With enough explosives In his pocket to blow up a block of IniildliiKS. James Kelley, 4. who kuvo his residence as Sydney. Australia, wus urrepted by Chief of I'ollee ALeNabb of this elty In Talent, following his rob bery u few hours earlier of the Standard Oil company here. A search of Kolley revealed a complete burglar's outfit, a two ounce bottle of niiro-Kbeerine. several pereuKslon eups with fuses attached and a stick uf dynamite. riicinployetl Workers In Ireland Ami rcnt llrilalu Show Iuerea.se LONDON (Al'). Nearly It per cent of workers In Great llrtlaln and Ireland were unemployed on September according to fig ures published by the Ministry of Labor Gazette. The number of applicants for employment reffla tered at the employment ex- ehaitKes had grown from l,lfi2,- tiOUat the end of AiiKust to 1,06, 000 on September 2H, - days, over the ruins of a still earlier one whleh hnd been de stroyed by fire, and wus used us a just lee eourt in the mnrrhiKO of numerous white or "quawM men to Indian women in order that property rlKhts Involved initfht bt kept clear, it is said. WASCO I.AMMIAKK ItAr.l) THH DALLKS, Ore. Klre de stroyed an old landmark of Wasco eounly, the house occupied by Itoss Itroeks on The DalleH-Cull-fornla highway three miles from the city. Tho house wus built In early UK. It. 11. MILLKH'S DENTAL OFFICE Turner Atlum Av. Mid Dl'lKtt StMf t La Grande'i I.r nt ind U t Kquipprd Oentnl Office Hcttor Dentistry for leai Money "Lot UB nhow jiM tho wny Iwttor lirflllli tliru Iwtter Uth." No Chnrre fr K x ini n nlioit or Comultatlon Furniture Exchange E. J. Donoliuc We Bu, Sell , or Trade NEW AND USED I'UHNITUHE Phone 474-J 1'ir and Jefferson New Piocess Tamales PRESSED CHICKEN In machine sewed husks Easy to Serve Very fine! Insist 'on II. G. & II, BRAND ""Vim n-tv 'iifnljiNXl Father Will Smile And take pride in the task of carving the Thanks giving turkey if there's a Good Carving Set At hand with which to do it. No fussing... No tedi ous sharpening of the knife. It'll just be "one, two three" and the bird is served! For, our sets arc made of the best finished, tem pered steel, guaranteed to give a life-lime of serv ice. Assorted handles. Sec them before Thanksgiving Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co. SOME TEMPTING PRICES Wc Have Sunn- Ti'iiiiiIIiik on ItouMuiV l-'oxl t'liiixT-i, Dlslii'u mitl Cilu&swai'u for v THANKSGIVING ItOANTDHS ' ItUl! $1,110 .- tl.OK ' $2.25 t HIDD VI.TIT.IIS SI. ON . S--.9K . SIl.ttH CAM'Y HOWLS, j;acli 1 1.00 Andrews Variety Store Service and Ewnomy i TUKIJEf II ifen.GirKs' ffleinoriaL'Tri)! HOOf! WING, EIN AND I LEETl'OOT CLUH GROUNDS AT LONE PINE I Sued ay9 Nov 23 STARTING AT 1( A. M. A new Clul) lluu.se lias Irm-ii liuilt which will keep you comfortable from wind,, rain,- and mud. A hoi lunch will lie served in thu Club Ilou.su ut noon. t t T t t t f T t ? T f Y ? t t f t t ? t t ? I . i i j Kathleen Campbell j j Soprano Thill in what happened when freight train ran Into a afertiva "itch at Chantllly. France The l IK'.otiv. anil av.ra! cara plunfH fiawn Into a ravin. Both the .uj i nter ind lift ma o rt killed . PIANO AND VOCAL INSTRUCTOR Coach Accompanist StUv io Easlern Oregon Music Go. Telephone Main 119 Residence Foley Hotel, Main 773 .1 ORDER THAT MONUMENT NOW We have made a pro found study of monument building, and an . order placed in our hands is sure to receive faithful, intelli gent execution. We Will Gladly Furnish EslimaU Blue Mountain Marble Granite Company j mTmH e" Mr- . T I A L'. &41 Ii 11 f-,, ..I,,,!. II MII HM. .,1 q I , J 't . i i.:j';.:i.'jiii: i ; i Ii i lai-t !.tIllt1ll),j(tl.fcHjmi,yiilLjl 1 Z T 5 f It j Trap shooting 60 yd. Rifle Range $ 22 Rifle Range and Pistol Range Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Chickens liams and Bacon Shoot starts ut 10 A. M. Sunday. Cms will leave Hcrmiiirs Place al 9 10 :(M) und 10::i0 A. M. An excellent, safe parking place lias been provided for your cars. Auspices of Wing. Fin and Fleelfoot Club ? t t t f Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y I Ml ft AftL. I .a tlrtxmlm (Wm jiyiiiitiii lift . :-.'; - It W I
