La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 04, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMondnv. Mav 4, 1923. THE IX GRANDE EVENING . OBSERVER PAGE THREE NEWS of SOCIETY Mm. . I,. KnlHton was hostess i to the Clio rluli rUiturduy ai'ttM1. ' noon ut her home on N avenue, At 1:15 o'clock a delielous two course luncheon was nerved after which three lahliH of urtdfte were formed. The luneheon t:ilh- was Httruciive !y decuruted with a beautiful cen terpiece of tulips and lilies of Iht valley. Tlit-we flowers Wert1 aluo or ttnilrat!y arranged In the living room. During the afternoon's play Mrs. Karl Sioddurd n on high score. A quiet wedding took place last Friduy evening l eight o'clock at Die home of Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Mrigg in Island CHy, when Miss l-'loremv IlriKKH ond Hay Murks were united in marrluge by Itev-cn-iiil O. W, Junefj. of the Kind t "liristiuii church here. Only nieni-bei-H of the family were present. Mr. and Mi. Marks wilt make their home in I.ti (Irande. . Member of the V. A. It. club were d'-lightt ully entertained Sat urday afternoon ul the. home ul Mm. K. It. Clnye. The home was decorated In a profusion of beau tiful apple bU-KSoms forming an at tractive setting for three table o! bridge. During Die aj'ternoun's play Mrs. Ham Harris won high score and Mrs. John Adsl;im won Die second pri.e. Following bridge n. dainty two courne hiiieli. on wa.'t nerved. The members of the Young Wo men's Educational Auxiliary of the First Methodist Kplncopal church are looking forword to u delightful lime tomorrow evening when they will hold ttieir annual hatmuet In Die dining room of Die church This banquet will close the year's work. An excellent program is be ing planned after Die dinner. Miss (Hive Wileojc will preside as toast luisirtss. Mis. A. W. Nelson is Kn eral chairman of Die nffatr. The Titblo Study riaftrt will meet tomorrow afternoon at ;:30 o'clock at tho Neighborhood club rooms. The bible subject will be "The Bap tism ond Temptation of Jesus." and tho correspondence st udy "Tin Spiritual Significance of the .lor tli.it Kiver and Die Wilderness of .Inden." i's.ilm ninety-one will be WALLING'S SALE GOING STRONG Hats $2.50 up Coats $8.95 up Hat Frames, Trimmings Ri'trimmings and Making WALLING'S The New French Curl When you wish the charm ing rffect of a soft, natural curl, the new French paper wave Is tho only answer. Our shop Is admirably equipped and trained to give this new curl. You will he more (ban pleased with the results. Phone, now for an appointment. GEIST MARINELL0 SHOP Room 0, SomnttT mlg, "A Beauty Aid (or Everj Need." Phone Main 577 Mi inerva Says- Wo are aelllnff a few pair dally of those, broken sizs In Slippers and Oxfords which wp are discontinuing, and now Is your time to g-t a pair w hlle the si7.es ure here. People arc realizing tho good values we are of fering at these low pric-S. Just think! from $' to ?H Flippers and Oxfords at &1.00 and ;t.:.0. Re wife get yours now these will not last long t't this price. Medium and low heel; sev eral colors (and stylos. Children's Shoes and Slip pers. SI. 00, sl.l.-, M.:: and sl.UY THE BOOTERY ;ay iiavii;. !gr. Home of Ibe An hAIl Shoe. W eak an he made Stout "Dice Dress' From Paris 1 - : A "4 lr tAJtlS Just dotes on i!i-sie,nlnu 4i ul i tic frocks sueh a this one It 1 of black Wuffon m smart ritruigh lines .nut the iinli)utf. fea. lure is u cluster or reuul.ir due ut he fnd of it Iomk nbliim mi'hlaev used for memory work. A full at tendance is desired for this and the one remaining meeting of this season. Alt members of the class are ashed to bring bibles. Announcements Social an non nci'inci its - may be priutcri in this column true of cbNrgc Auy ruinounce meiita pTtaliilng (o any tunc tloaa such as coukeU food Males, eta, will b rrrivwM. An aouucDtcute, to be printed the tjame lay( mutit be in sotMefy etll tor's hands by 9:00 o'clock. Mews editor's note. J Then; will be no Hymn Memory contest ut Die home of Mrs. Land is. as announced for Wednesday uftcr noon, M-uy tl. All invitations are recalled, i I The Ladles Aid of the Presby terian church will meet Wednesday afternoon. May (. in the commun ity room of the church. ! The American Legion Auxiliary will imei Wednesday evening at eight o'clock at llonan hull. I ... ! The. Lndlea Auxiliary to tho Bro therhood of Railway trainmen will meet at Kagles hull Tuesday eve- ,ning at :Ut o'clock. PLOWERS BUS! THE PAIIK CSpeelal) Plowing Is the order of the day here. Early and late the teams may be seen pulling the two and Diree bottom plows and dHcs. George MeDowe vn? a visitor to 1'nlon recently. The men ttorn the Interior land department are camped by Little Catherine creek below the Hall ranch. They wilt work here, for a few days longer. Lee Wilson of Pig Creek, pur chased seed grain from Clarence Vanorder and w.ts hauling; it away recently. Mrs. Ida Jtunter from the Big Log Cabin on Catherine creek took the stage to La Grande where she will lsli with her daughter Mrs. Crania K. Wilson. Mrs. Ma Hunter is slill visiting with friends at the Park. She will return home In ft few days. M r. and Mrs. Ernest Smith of Pilie Vitlley v'!'c guests Ut the Lay's home overnight recently. They role horsi-hurk from Pine and are going to visit Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Skiger of the Kunnyhrook fatyJt on Little creek. Mr. Smith is a brother to Mr:'. Swlger. To Moe Hairy Herd I-'rank Hall wmh up at his ra'ich on the creek making preparation,, for the moving of the dairy herd from the Suunv brook farm very soon. There V.H1 be game of baseball n'-xt Sunday between the Park and PiS ere k. The R.tm- 'will bo play ed on t hoir new diamond hers at the p.irk on Die farm of Clar ence Yationb r. A Mr. Lansom. peddler from WMser, was milking t he rounds le-ie recently. Hi lltwry Crop Imlirtileil. M f I.I f'lTV, Ore. rrORp'Tts rf Mint tli'T' i:l lif n tiiiiiipcr crop of t r;i w lx-rri s ;ml rln rrl' M 111 lltlx vicinity I u's y -nr. the pntns anl Iriis Ivt'injr l:i a pmnilsin' foinli 1 ion. The rr, .: til. hint llir-- or s.ppai-.-r t'y h:i doll" no ilif 1 1 !.;t. Karly po'.u I.M.liy nipped. 1- r' piontH not cov- .I.wikil: to r rt.it t ,l 3 V7? i J T THE PM Cister offlary's DY SISTER MAAY Ureakfast Stewed prune, cer eal with thin cream. fih mash, bran muff inn, marmalade, milk, cot fee. Luncheon - Kggs en coqullle, vegetable limbules, brow n breacl, slewed rhubarb, milk, tea. llnmr 1'rlcussee of lumh, new potatoes in cream wince, dande lion tree 08. usparaKtis sulad. cot tage pudding with Ktrawberry suui'o, graham bre-ad. milk, cuf fc. ' When serving new potatoes to a family of "assorted sly.es" keep in mind that new potatoes are like un ripe fruit and much lews digestible than ripe fruit or mature potatoes. If the potatoes ure too new. rice should be provided for children un der l o yiNirs of age. lOug en t'oquillo Four egKs, 4 tablespoons butter, 2 tablespoons flour, i teaspoon salt. , 1-S teaspoon pepper. 2 cups milk, 1 'KS yolk, 2 tablespoons grated jCheesu, four cruslatles. 'ut slices of bread about two j inches thiek. Cut uut rounds with a large biscuit cutter. With a small : er cutter i-ut half through eaeh I round In the center. Cut out (his (enter, ur.iklng a ''crustude." ip e;i-h in nieiti-d butter and color In a hot oven. Arrange on a fire proof platter and drop an egg in each cavity, being careful nut to break the yolk, l'lace in a mod erately hot oven until the egg are set and slowly add milk, st irrlng constant ly. Season wit h salt and pepper and cook five minut'-s. Add cheese and cook over hoi water un til cheese Is melted. Uemove from the heat ami stir in unbeaten egg yolk. lour this Kiiirn over and around t he ejs. (iarnlsh with sprigs u f parsley if imiiv ni nl and s-rvi. White this recipe lias a rather "high till ut in" name, it's really very simple, and a delirious change from plain toast and egga. MSI! WAK AtiAIV KOO.MS A STOUT A, Ore Tin; history ol former openings of the Columbia river commercial fishing season appears likely to repeat Itself us u i esnlt of price-fixing confereuc held by representatives of packing j concerns and fishermen. ' The packers announced that the (Opening price for raw chlnook sal- jmon would be 12 ccnis a pound, tin Inline as the. price that prevailed 'throughout the i;i24 season. i The fishermen at u mass meeting attemled by more than :tno Kill net (operators declared for a price ot I I I cents u pound nnl voted to keep i their bouts off the river If their toe of Seven was appointed lo nieel with puckers at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon to present (heir demands lr. SeJpel to Lecture ,: . VIKN'XA (AT) Dr. Ignatz K Seipel, former chancellor of A US- triu, has consented to lecture next summer at the I'niversity of Vien na. His subject will be sociology. Miss Rogers Gained 13 Pounds in Six Weeks skinny Men and Women Gain t Pounds in 30 Hays or Money Dark My denr Friends: After my attack of Fi t I was thin, run -down and weak, I had a sallow complexion, my cheekr. were sunk in and I was continu ally troubled with gas on my stomach. I felt stuffy and had lost my appetite. I lind road about McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Com pound Tablets and decided to give thom a trial. At once, I began to pick up an appetite, my cheeks filled out and my complexion be came healthy looking and I gained 1 5 pounds In six weeks and am very thankful for what McCoy's Cod Liver OH Compound Tablets did for rne. Miss Alberta Itogers, 2fl4 V Cerro Gorda St., Decatur, III, To take on weight, grow strong and vigorous, to fill out tho hol lows In cheeks ond nock, try Mo Coy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets for 3U days. Oft Tablets fin cents at Hed Cross Drug Store. Glass Drugs, Inc.. L. & L. Drugs and live druggists everywhere. If they don't give you wonderful help In 30 days, get ynur money back you be the judge. Put be sure and ask for Mefoys's, the orlgln-il and trenotne - -Adv. N ytmr mother Uw Iti st In the World.' Th'-n s'-nil her a C.rM-tlnjf rtird from our carefully plfct- rtj ntock for Moth- ir' I uy. May lot h; ot ft lHt of ex'tuls- tt- lov-iiiicss from j) our oisilnctnc urit. Klrlinnlson's Art A IU Khop 1 n PRINCIPAL OF II i ELECTED Med lout Springs (Special ) Mia Iris Htone has bein elected prin cipal of the Medical Springs school lor the coming year. The other teacher has not yet been elected. School closed Tuesday until May 14 and IS, when Mrs. Hogg will give the State KxitnihwUSons. F, W hit ten and Wilson Hayes wi re La tirunde visitors n cently. They were aecuinpanej to 1'ulon by tleorge South, who weiil to Isit his parents. Mr. and Mru. M. South. They returned home in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Winn Duncan were shopping at linker Tuesday. Twenty of the Medical grangers attended gtxmge at Richland Sat urday. Some remained over to attend the ball game at llalfwuy. Mr. and Mrs. .1. K. Kennedy and daughter spent Die week end at La t'jrande as guests of their dau ghter. They were accompanied from Cnlon by Mrs. V. Kennedy. The picnic given by the letichers. Mrs. V. Hock and Miss Iris Stone Wednesday was enjoyed by all. Ueorgv South left Wednesday for 1 1 umiugton lo spend several days there on the ranch. Cy Turner wan n business visit or to Maker Thursday. Wilson llieber has bought the Glen Selders ranch and has comm enced farming it- Wilson Hays loft Monday for Yacknis to visit his purentH. Mr. and Mrs. II. Days, He expects to return about June I. Whldden and Vivian Kennedy were business visitors ut Dnlon Monday, going after water pipes for the roads. They were over night guests ol" V. Kennedy. Miss .loins and Maxine Wanl;er were shopping at ltaker Thurs day. TAMOLS 1KISH AXI MAY TOI K A.MKUICA n:ni,IX (AP) The Kree State Army band has now reached a stago of nrtistlc skill in which It can bear compurlson with the best military bands la Luropc. It has frequently filled the ThoHlre Hoyal with enthusiastic audience at good prices. and Its performances throughout the provinces have been warmly welcomed. It is now suggested by some American friends who have heard tho band that it should bo pent lo tho Pnitcd States to give perform ances in centers where there are largo populations of Irish origin, and the defense and finance min isters have been asked to con sider this proposal. Wrlley's freshens the mouth and sweet ens the breath. Carry the little packet in your pocket ! So important to have when the mouth needs cleansing,. Teeth are hrlhtly hurnished Smiles ' just naturally come I Different Flavors Vf SEALED 3rro P( Local Talent. Musical Comedy "Knight of Dreams Catchy Music - Comedy - Pretty Girls Thursday, May 7th HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Auspices of Neighborhood Club Sextette and Monday Musical General Admission 30c; Reserved Scats 73c Seats on Sale Tuesday Mnrninpf at Glass Itruj; Store For Mothers LIZ?) 7 Motlu-iH havo been iuv:li-cteU in col n'Kv nie ik-neve Alberta Johnson. Mi. H..,vb. U'iH., who H beading a movement for the establishment Uf a M'Mlur. I My ut all universities. The lht ceU-iiraium of this kind will bo tleld ul Hie lmveiNity of Wiscon lli May Itf. Lowland Lacks Its (Junta Of .Manias aide Mules COWKS, Kng. (AP) Many thousands of KimMish girls wish (6 marry, but bemuse of the shortage oi men have not been able to flll lill their deHtre, declared Dr. A. T. Srh at ietd, a well known London nerve specialist, lecturing in Cowes recently on the iioHtiuii of mar riage. "There is no otiier place ttl the world where such a state of things exists," lie said. Continuing Dr. Sehoflold insert ed: "It h unfortunate to find in a family tn London, for instance, live or six girls, every one of whom would make a splendid wife and uioiher, uuoble to marry for the want of legitimate opportunity." SAVlNtj SLAVllUS ASKI D SALEM, Ore. Governor Pierce is being heseiged with requests to commute to life Imprisonment the deal h sentences lin posed upon L. W. Pea re and Arthur Covell. who are scheduled to be hanged tn the state penitentiary May 22, Moth I'eare and Covell were resi dents of Coos county. Covell killed his sister-in-law. while Pen re mur dered James Culver, a rancher. Co vell is suffering from parnlysis am) has been bed fast since his arrival at the prison. Tho governor has refused to Inti mate auy oction that ho may take In either rase. tlany doctors and dentists recommend it. p 15 -Sams Quality ! Radio TPI-SHAY. MAY ft. Mountain Standard Time Stations i KOA, Denver. Colo. CIL'J.H), 12-1 I p. in., classical portod; 1-2, Un room. Daniels and Fisher stores; a, students uf music, Denver mu nicipal auditorium; 3:3)1, Denver Junior high schools, John '. Kendel: ii-t!;3a. dinner inutile, Xew.s-TiineH; opeii-ulr twi light cimcert. Military band. . Pacific Standard lime Stations K I'M. Los Angeles, Calif. Htf.H.n). 6::iu-ii p. m.. Examiner's muh-il half hour: -fi:16, McDonald's ninhily doings; tl : -4 5 -7 . Itaditoi lal talk; 7-S, Aeolian residence pipe oi'au studio, Dan Me Par land, organist; S -tt, poulur song program presently) by the Ex aminer, Madclyn Hardy, pianist; ft-Hi, K I'M feaiure hour; 10-11, Packart) ballad hour, Ashley sis tors, Harney Weber, Kill and Pol ly Hall und ot hers. KFOA. Seattle, Wash. MM. 3), 4 h: 1 5 p. m., ( My tuple hobd con cert orehest ra ; ti ; 4 Ti-S : I 6, Diodes' Department store program; H::tu 10. Times prouram; 10-1 1, l-M-tlie Jlarkness and his orchestra. KFWH, Hollywood, (ilif. (253L 7 ;4f-9 p. in., Henry Jackson string quartet, Hlanchc and Eve lyn Watt, harmony singers; Newton Hall, tenor; 9-lh. Joe Martin's studio six dance or chestra; Kay Kellogg, jaw. fid dler. Hill Hatch, rag-time piano man and Charlie Wellman. the prince of jaw.; la-I I, Warner protherH' hour of fun, umter dl rectlon of Harry Seymour; 11-1. a', in.. lirandstatter'n Hollywood ; IVIontmarte cafe dance orchestra. Me pedesky, leader. Ki,;o. On It land, Calif. (iD.2), 4 tf.iiti p. in-, concert orchestra. Hotel St. Francis; K, KG4I Little Symphony orehest ra; lo-l u. m., Deliry Halstyad's orchestra. KGW. POrtiand, Ore, (iiit f.) l2:'Mt 1. in.. Rose iMty trjo; f children's . prograip; !i. Oregon Agricultural college extension service h-o-t ure; 8 : 30, concert, Woolach & Powell: 10. Multnomah Jlotei St rollers. KHJ, Los Angeles, Calif. (406.2). d-fi:30ip. in., Art Hickman's Hilt more 1 lolel concert orchestra, Ed wa id J-'it zpu t r ick, d I reel or; i!:;io-7:3o, little stories Ameri can history, Prof. Waller Sylves ter llertog; weekly visit of Old-Fashiuned Luvender Cologne Try it after' Shaving The Hath Exercise $1.00 DRUG CO. "The Sign of a Good Drug Sloie' FEED Itollod main Itollet! Inn Icy Hilled liny AVholf corn t'riw kcil rorii Whole wheat Crarkod uhctt Mill fd ScnMllllKH. Itiihy ehl. It feed yter Midi ;rit Sure I, ay .raltli ftiil Ask Our Ti'lers. La Grande Warehouse & Storage Co. I'hone Mala 7M CAPABLE -'is Yo't can depend upon us for cnpnble rvlco, no mutter what tho circum AtanecB may h. We hall be plouned to confer with you as to details and then carry them out. We Undftritand. Our Invalid Car I a n t you r mtv Ice, frco of eharRo. BNOIKiUAHH 4 ziMAiutMArt Undtkert ? y r PUTMAN'S For Style aitl Value in Readyio-Wear and Millinery Qut-.-n 'ntanla nnd 111,' Hunrtm-m Irtnn l'ilrylan,l; l.oilis !. Kl'iil. autu-nat'p uTiil hurmoDlfa ; Kliry anu ThoiupHun, Hopranu; t'h-'M. IHllr Hill, ronr, l-1-aillliK: T:a, "lluwull," t'Y-,l I., (loililnril; H-IH. proKl'aill, Dr.imoml'B (I. Allliain I'hclp:.; I n -1 I , Arl Jllrkiiiaji'ii llllliuor., Jhulvl tlanei' orrhostra, ' I-:url lJutini'U. leaih-r. KNX, llollywooil. Calif, CCul'M, r,:4r-il: 15 i. iu. S'nrli ai' arftan Hiinlio, .spoils talk, kl Ml; (i:Sll-7:na. ptot;ralii. (llola let Cpt'atu i'oiupan.': 7::iu, Htylc talk. 'Mycr Si'Irit. Jr.. of Mynr Sl'K'l , Cumpiiny; 7:4fi, lliultli." In. Kolii'it T. WW-l-ams; i-!l, KNX, Icalnro pro Kl'am. I iulfp,,atl,nt liirnlhiri' .Manuliu'l Mi'inir company; 1 y -1 a , ninvl' nlKliI at AmhuHailor. Abo l.yniHn'a CtK'uauut (.iruyc Uam', orrl'.slra. KI'O. San IVanclsco. Calif. (e.'9.n), I -'2 p. ni.. Itutly SflKT'H l-'air-ni, Hit lioli'l nri'lii'xlra; S:ll-4.:ill, I'ahici' hnti'l .-oiu-i,rt: e..Hi-fi:au. Huily s'lKr's lalriaont , lioli'l i i lK'Ml ra ; U:;ir.-7. Slali;8 Hi'hIiiii-l-ant onOii-nlra: 7-7 mil, Hmly Hi'l kit'h ,'alriiunt hott'l ort'hi'HIra: .li, II. S. Army hand; lll-U, .liiliilny lliili'k'H Cnhlriaiis. Credit Attentive Service . Reliable merchandise Real values . Satisfaction assured. CARR'S It Vw r,ial ,' .,t l,,h 'KC ' Bread - Cakes Pies - Cookies Ho Suro It In Miulo by CillUm' Kloci io BakTj Easlern Ort'Kon's Loaillns Bnml and TaMi-jr liakeni Gwilliams' Elaine Bakery Home of the vj-. 'st, C.vit tiT3jn? Buy Them Where You Sec This Sign H. & S. ELECTRIC 107 Depot St. Phone 393-W j - ,l-J r .1. You Wouldn't Give A Lead Nickle- for a razor that you couldn't sharpen or put in new blades. So why don't you fig ure the same way when you buy a lawn mower? It's necessary that a lawn mower be sharp to run easy or do a good clean job. You can sharpen an Eclipse Lawn Mower so easily that you will always have a nice working machine and besides save a big lot of expense. Let us show you. JOHN MELVILLE 1 128 Adams Ave. KKin p.'Ult'ril ilill-lnM; rnol vealluT .. imuillty hflltT than stini'm-r .-gifs for r -'Scrylns In va 1ir kUihb. Irfcrllu- ckuh io kci-p biMlcr. In inuHl eiisi'8 than fiTllle onfH, n.'conlinr to tha i. A. C cx pprlnicnt station. The oliliT thu H'Kllliu,nt Iho linril.T It OUIh. UNION-LA GRANDE AUTO STAGE TIME TABLB tain Leara Union I Onuidn lilt A. M. 11:00 A. U. llll P. H. S-.16 t. M. oadaya iMTa IiCSTC Union Grand 1IC0 P. M. 6:16 P. M. Batordajp Nlfhl BneclAl Vttntm htnea Union Im (3 num. I;t0 P. M. 11:00 P U Bnued Cars P. G. DeljAP, Manairet Bendqtuirtera, Bomuer Uouu SU 1 Want (lie lit Fill Evt.y u)tket With roifSAN yto i FRIGID AIRE Keeps the air DRY, CRISP, FROSTY. There is no mointure nothing to cause objectionable odors. It is Automntio in operation. Jesse Rosenbaum, Agent, with Benham Electric Go. Phone Main 104. New F'oley I51dg.