La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 11, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, March 11, 1925. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE l" ' -V n if i n I '"" r.wnt-i n h y rHmiii mrx i wrsw v , ir ' istTnfEm " The I.a Grande Foelnl club spent O very enjoyable evening at the home of Mrs. Mollle Buck. oi North Spruce street lust evening. , The rirat part of the evening was spent at games, after which a program was given, including a play 'en titled "Matrimonial Artventuns." The characters were: Mrs. Pants tend In lady; Miss Mamie S'oolell Mary C'ale; George Moats. Jack Ciile; Mrs. Mollie Ruck. Cyrus Gar 3an: Mrs. Mess., grandmother Oale. Sciiish. recitations and readings concluded the evening's progrum, otter which . refreshment vvoic st-rved. Thoan present were Mr. and Mrs 1 Kd Mcyersirk, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hrown. Mr. nnd Mrs. Mess, Mr. and Mrs. H. I. NVilson. Mr. and Mrs l:m(a. Mrs. Ida Moats. Mrs. Knink ihilders.' Mrs. Ithod.s. Mrs. 1 Hramwell, Mrs. Mamie Woodell. Mfus N. Pants. Miss Jnnnie Nleison. (tichard Hramwell, Muster llrown and Oco,rKe Mouts. ,,' ' Mrs. P. W. Pnlhow entertained at dinner recently honoring Miss Kdna McPonald. who will Thurs day be en route lo California, where she will remain Indefinitely. Covers were. laid for fifteen gUtslB nnd after a delicious illnm-r tlx evening was spent "soelally. Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmer Rose enter tallied the B. B. G. club last, eve ping at their home on Adams nvo-i line. .The eveninx was i-nl at cards with Mrs. Nolnn Skiff win ning high Reore for the ladl s pclae and the gentlemen's prize going to Blake Shields. Mis. Orville Wright and Ni-ll Cameron received the con. solatinn prizes. A dainty luncheon was nerval at .111 appropriate hour. The Home Guards of the First Methodist Episcopal church met yesterday afternoon at four o'clock at the ehnrVh for their regnbir inert lug. A large number of chil dren wt'ie pres.-nt and after the business sesHion refreshments wer served by the guardian, Mrs. Floyd McKcnnon. closing the membership contest. Games were played before adjournment. ' Announcements Social Announcement may be printed in thlM column free nf cliargn. Any announce ments pertaining to any func tions aurli as cnnlted fooO etc will ho refused. -An noiineements. to he printed tlie santc flay, must be In socle J 7 editor's bands by 9:00 o'clock. News etlHor'a note. The Jolly Bridge club will meet tomorrow wllh Mrs. Nate Zweifol and Mrs. L. G. Terry as hostesses The regular meeting of the vrl department of the Neighborhood club will be held tomorrow after noon in the club rooms. All mem bers of the club are invited. The Educational Auxiliary of the Methodist Episcopal church will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. Sherwood Williams. The Ladles Aid of the Lutheran 'church will meet in the community room of- the church Thursday, March 12. Mrs. Hansen will be hostess. The Ladles of Mooscheart will give a social Thursday night at the I. O. O. F. hall. All Moose and their families are Invited. ' - s The T.ndles Missionary Society of HI WALLING'S La Vogue Coals Jnt rwlvril .ninlhcr slilp tni'iit of lliese popular linnl tnlloml stjllsli foais ro. sminlil)' pilf"l. WALLING'S When You Tire Of Your Bob Then you'll be lntrctd In the fine hair eltcllon we have Just purchased to aid In making a perfect coiffure while your own hair gTows out to the proper length. The hair l of excellent quality and moderate In price. We orge you to are the diplay at yojr early convenience GELST MARINELL0 SHOP Room . SncnnHT ltl(. "A Beauty Alii for fcvery Keril.' Phone Main 577 Pajamas Now Pyjamas i HERE is the most recent Paris version of tne pyjuma mn 1 it jtiiy to look at? Trousers of, pale pink satin are buttoned to a blouse of flowered silk wlthx large pearl buttons, and a very tailored collar and cuff arrangement is add ed. The cuffs on the trousers, are of the printed silk. the Methodist Episcopal church, South, will meet in spcclul session at the homo of Mrs. S. K. Baker, 2201 North Fir street Thursday afternoon at. 2:20 o'clock. All mem hers are urged to be present. . . Southeastern States Itcport Shad Seeking Other Waters COLUMBIA, S. C. (AP) Scarc ity of shad found along the south Atlantic coast, ns compared with the numbers caught in former years, is causing apprehension In the minds of members of the boards of fisheries of various southeastern states, it was stated in the annual report of the South Carolina board to the stnte legis lature. While in 1!)07 rtHhermcn olong the const of this state caught 110, 000 shad, this year the catch amounted to only t5.2S0 and 25, 000 of these were caught several miles at sen. Many methods of replenishing the species have been tried, among which are fish hatcheries, pan smelting and time limits upon the shad season. Blak Bears Broken to Harness LA WING, Alaska, (AP) Mrs. Nellie Nenl Laeting of this place does the sledding on her ranch with a team of young black boars. The span are well broke to harness. Contrary to the notions of somo persons In the states beurs do not hibernate at the first sign of win ter, but are as active as domestic, animals such as dogs. The Aged Sat Diet fa Jfom$d6 A well-balanced, palatable, eas ily assimilated food that nour ishes and up-builds.Use atmeals, between meals, or upon retiring, and when faint or hungry. Prepared a t home by stirring the pow der in hot or cold water. No cooking. SAVING Is a habit that grows stronger with nge and easily cultivated. UNITED STATES k if 4 WED 24 YEARS THE PARK. (Special) -March 6th "Aunt" Maud Vanorder cele brated w'ith the family the 21th anniversary of her and Clarence's marriage. Clarence unorder anil j Maud Tucker were united in wed- I lock March 6th, 1901. They havc made thir home here where Clur-j ence was born. They now own the. old honiesteud wherw Clarence's fa ther and grandfather labored and died nnd are sleeping In the little cemetery In sight of tho home. The Park cemetery lot was donat ed by Sam Vanorder along in the seventies. At this little reunion of relations nnd friends, a few things of the past flying years were dis cussed with that spirit of optimism or the future, only using the past as a judging base for the years a- iiead, for this couple has certainly lived a happy life. diet Clodaay was helping Frank Cusick at hia work last Thursday. Kenneth Vanorder son of Clur- ence Vanorder who is working near Richland caring for cattle is reported sick with the flu. It Is greatly hoped that his illness will soon disappear. Will Is Hays wh o was helping Ken net t Vanorder feeding cattle at i;agle Valley was recalled hy J. "it. Wanker the foreman, who needed him down on the home ranch al Big Creek. Fuel Gathered. PIIcb of nice pine wood are In evidence at every farm house In the Park. The year supply has been provided nt nearly every plane. The file) question here is only a matter of take ii and work it up. Marvin Titus Is ill with the dreaded fin. He is the young son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Titus of Uni on. Miss flora. ly returned homo last M-erJi from a long visit with irlends at Medical and Big Creek. Lester Miller, of Pleasant Vnl ley. brother of Mrs. Lydla Vande vanter, la stopping here with his sister for a few days. Mr. Miller is agent for a fruit concern from E:i gle Valley, taking orders now for first class dried prunes. Ho was accompanied by Kdwnrd Wolf, his nephew. Mrs. Lola Wiggles worth and fa mily spent the dny with her moth er and father on their wedding an niversary Friday the Gtb. J. W,Lay. brother of Joseph Lay who has been a little under the weather Is better now. Peach Trcos in Bloom. SALEM, Or. Early peach trees are in bloom in the Mission Bot tom country, a few miles north of Salem, according to S. H. Van Trump, county fruit inspector. Mr. Van Trump said that des pite the frosts that have visited the peach districts or the county dur ing the pst few nights the bloom had not been injured, and pros pects for a large crop never were more promising than at present. Hints for the Housewife TRY THIS BUTTERSCOTCH iiAYKR PIR This pie differs from the ordin ary kind, In that It Is made up like cake. Carmellze one quarter of a cup of granulated sugar in an enam eled ware saucepan, over n slow fire. Watch carefully andatlr bo that U does not "catch." Cream together one quarter cupful butter ml one third cuplul flour. Add one cupful brown ftugar. three eg yolkB, well beaten, anil one-half teaspoon ful Bait. Add two cup- puis hot milk and the carmellzed sugar. Place In an enamalcd ware double boiler which will Insure the delicate color and flavor of thle creamy filling. Stir constantly un til thickened. Cut three rounds about a quar ter of on Inch thick of a flaky pastry to fit the potlom of ihe pin- plate and prick well with a fork. Hake in a hot even until delicately browned. When the pantry and filling are cool put the pie together like a layer eake with filling on top also. Cover with a meringue made of the three egg whites beaten with six tablerpoonfuls of powdered sugar. Hrown slightly in a moderate oven. riFXiciors cAnnAfJE itorrs Vegetables are being used tn very appetizing ways nowadays, and cabbage, ton, has such pos sibilities. Am. us cold cooked meat is employed the housewife will find It n very adaptable, dish for utilising the leftovers of a ro:.tt. chop one cupful cold meat, one medium si red onion, one green pepper, and add two cupruls of mashed potatoes. Season with sage and celery salt and shape the 1 xture Into small rolls. Poll er't of these In a cabbage leaf (wilted by placing In boiling wnt cr for five minutes) and place them in an enameled ware bok fng dish. Add sufficient boiling water or stock to cover them about half. Rake for forty-five minutes, or until the cabbage leaves are tender. These cabbage rolls should b handled carefully and gently while serving so that thlr appearance Is not marred. The enameled ware baking dish Is especially suitable because ft is so china -like and dainty tn ap pearance that it can be brought to ttip table and itsf-d as a serv ing dish. TI ItKlSH-AMI KICAX I'H.AF Thin n ftr-Turkifih mttinnnl ish proves thnt one n- 1 not ro to tfce N:.r I".;tnt to enjoy it a savory rnok ini,. F'-h-ct a pouml nnl a h.iir of The hand given In' the last urtl- cle us one on which no good players oeeined to aree as to tin . 1 proper bid, is as follows: : A Hearts A Clubs 3. 7. 6. 5. S, 2 Diamonds A. 8, 7, 2 Spades ,A, 2. No -score, rubber game, What should Z as dealer bid with the foregoing .hand? Four different bids . huve been suggested uh proper with this hand. First: Ope no-trump on the ground that three aces always Justify a no trump. . That is usually correct but In tiila case no-trump would be a bad bid because of thn dis tribution. The singleton uce of hearts is a weak spot nnd the fact that the long suit nf clubs Is only nine spot, high Is another. For these reasons, the writer considers no-trump bid with this hand Iff Incorrect.. Second: No. bid on'lb"re was a . net -up heart suit Hie ground that the hand does ! against htm. Here again the take not contain a justifiable no-trump or svit bid and therefore should be passed nnd the club suit bid on the second round of bidding. A pass or no-bltl with this hand seems Inadvisable. The hand con tains three aces and Is loo strong, to pass without risk of misinform ing partmr. Third: One club on the ground that the three aces are compensatory cards and more than make up for lack of tricks In the, club suit. This is un doubtedly -true If the hand -1m played at clubs but If mil, part ner Is certain to be deceived by the club hid and will lead lhat suit with the chances of losing one or more tricks by doing so. In making nn original hid with out top eardsjn the suit bid, nl- 1 ways try ti imagine what will happen if partner opens that suit. It Is always better to bid such suits on tho second round of bid ding and then you will not de ceive partner nnd force him to open the wrong suit. Fourth: One diamond on the ground that.lt is u sound bid and In no way de ceives partner. By bidding one diamond you ore almost certain to get another chance to bid ami t hen you should bid clubs. This bid seems to the writer to be the correct one with tills hand nnd the one that will eventually pro duce the best results. It Is a very interesting Imnd and will undoubtedly cause a wide variety of opinions even after .this analy sis. Hand No. I. ' Hearts .1. 10, s, 2 -Clubs J, 7. 3 . . , I Hamnnds !i, 5 . Spades- K, C. 5 ' ' i A No scorn, first game, 7. dealt, bid o ii n no-trump and A p ssc d . What should Y now bid with the foregoing hand? In the opinion of the writer, Y should bid two hearts. It Is a hand thnt offers! no help for the nt-trump bid and hns much better defensive value at the heart bid than at no-trump. With a weak hand of this type, shoulder of lamb nr vent nnd have It cut In convenient pieces for serv ing. Place the meat in an enamel wre slewing kettle, cover it wllh three cupfnls of boiling water, and add one and a half teaspnonfuls oi salt and a teaspoonful of chill powder. Bring lo a boll, skim, and simmer for one hour. Pour the broth Into an enameled ware dou ble boiler and slowly add a cupful of uncooked rice. Thn add Jutlf a cupful of cleaned dried curranta whleh will nol nff-et or in- tiffetfd Use Only Level Spoonfuls of THE WORLD'S GREATEST It Contains More than the Ordinary Leavening Strength SALES 2t TIMES THOSE CP ANY OTHER BRAND ARE YOU READY? TO TRY THAT MAYTAO WASHER? You are under no obligations. Just Phone Main .S Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co. it . Is almost always better to de- fend with a, suit as truuiu (nun ab no-trump. In he ucttml play, Y: bid two hearts and lost his contract by two .trlttks. - At no trump, - 5C would have tqst his contract by thnn-.tricks so th.i two heart bid was right, In this hand at . least. lluml No. 3. , Hearts S, 2 chIlh j g('gt 2 IMamonds 10, 2 fipifdes A, 7, C. 5. 2 V 7, , No score, rulmer game. Z flealt, bid one no-trump and A passed. What should Y now bid with the foregoing hand"? Y should bid two spades with this hand for the same reasons given In Hand No.- 1. In the- actual hand Y bid two spades and' made five odd, game ami rubber. At no-trumpi 'A would have scored buj two odd art oil .proved Ihe better l)ld. Answer to Problem . 7 . Hearts A. K. Q, 4 Clubs J. 10.,!), 4, 3, 2 1 Matnonds 7 Sl-ad. s A. 4 No score, rubber game. Clnbn are tnimpa nnd ' Ih playing the hand. A opena the king of dfa nioiuis and all follow suit. - He then leads the Irey of spades, How should Z play the hand so that he can make game no mat tr how the remaining cards are dlRtrltntcd? Z should play the ace of spades for if R has the king and the hearts to do dropj lie can lone game. After playing the aco of spades. Z should lead trumps, winning the first trick: wllh the queen of clubs In his own hand, lie should then lend; a diamond and trump with 1 he nine of clubs In Y's hand, lie should then lead another trump! winning wil h the king of clubs in his own hand and lead the last diamond, trumping In Y's band with the ten of clubs. If the trumps are all out, ho should lend the hearts, h:it If not, he should lead another round of trumps and then the heart suit. Tf thn hearts are divided In the I two hands, he goes game without' any' trouble but If not, after , the second lead of hearts, ho should lead the spades. Now, no matter, whteh opponent has the king, he1 must go game. If tho opponent1 who has the heart suit wins the1 trie!;, he must lead away from his jack of hearts and thus he! enables Z to win four tricks In! that suit. If the opponent who has no hearts wins thn trick, he nvjfit lead either n spndo or n diamond ami as neither 'A'n nor Y's hend has a card of either suit, ono hand can trump and the oth er discard a losing heart. In either ense, therefore, Y-Z win the game. It Is an Interesting j hand nnd should be studied by dealing out the remaining twenty- ''six cards to A and I) nnd see how it works out. by tho surface of tho enameled ware utensil, which Is impervious to the action of fruit, acids. Cook until thn rice and currants are ten der. Meanwhile, melt four tablespoon fuls of drippings or other fat In A I pan, lay in the cooked meat and brown slowly, rile the meat In the center of a hot platter and sur round with rice. Curry or saffron may be uned in place of the chill puwdw. If preferred, or as a varl-ution. Meal phs owe their distinction to a rich stpek qr gravy combined with frpll. 'AM hough 'they ore all of Kpgllsh prlgip they are becom ing popular in American homes and urp always well rccVtved dur ing these brisk days. rteinove the bone from two pounds of a loin of pork (from lh neck end). Then cut the mut into thin slices and dust them with sal), pepper and nutmeg. Line ."Check Seal" APPLIANCES Carried By EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO. FREE Wo have made a study of wiring conveniences niidcor reot lighting. Why not take advantage of on r experience. It costs yon iinthlnjt to call on its, Wo will Kindly hIiow you why It Is worth while to Iiavo these convenience ami how little tltcy will cost you. If you can't eon 10 In, Jtit plionn ami we will call at your home. La Grande Electric Go. M-m 1301 Arinnm WE SPECIALIZE ON Generator Starting Ignition All Electrical Repairs To Your Car Guaranteed Service Fall Line of Service ParU Battery Electric Service 1311 Wash. 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