La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 02, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, July 2, 1925. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three NEWS of Mr. and Mrs. J. prii Cv.(rn t'U their tw.-nil. ih wedding unni VHrnary at their homo at l"oS V Avenue recently. Th rooms win (Icrorati'd with vurioua summer tiowTM. a pink ami white rolur mhim being usotl. During tin -v-niriK u niuHlcul proKrum wus giv en. Aim. O'NtuI ntnl .lrn. Lawny Mlly presontnl Mr. and Mm. 1'urk with many l.-ninlitH triltH or chlnu wan-. A .l.-liriuiiH iray lunch, on ! wns 8trvttl, Those prt'Hrnl ivitc: Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Wily. Mr. and Mrs. Woody Uay and haly. Mr. and Mih. l.vinuii Huff and huliy, Mr. anil Mrs. Law-m-y Wily, Mr. und Mrs. Horner Love and huhy. Mr. und Mrs. W. T. I'aMeii. Mr. and Mrs. I'hurh-H O'Neill and chlhlren, .Mr. und Mrs. Arthur HulT, Alius Ivy Haling, Mr. and Mr. Kd Shnlti:, Mr. mid Mrs. I 'ink and hour. K li ft no ami Mt'rwln. At. the regular meeting of thn American Legion Auxiliary Inst ev ening a eight oYloek ui Monan Hall a rail was Issued tor old pho- nojrranh records and nlaviiiK raids i to In- Ri'iit to ihe veterans hospital No. 77 at Portland Oregon. Any one having records ihey are' tired Of or old pluying cards are asked to leave them with Mm. Hurley 1U ohnrdson and they will he sent to Jte hospital. Iteporls were given ly Mrs. I'liester Thompson and Mrs. Otis 1'ulnnT, who represented the local Auxiliary at the American f,eginn Htatc convention lata week at I'rlnovlllev A delightful afternoon' was spent liy the I'arkdale club yesterday at the home of Mrs. K. Kdlcr, In May I'urk, with Mrs. M. K. Carrol and Mrs. W. C. I'reiberg as assistant It ost esses. The home was made, b'-autiful with flowers and after a short business meeting an interest ing program was given, consisting of a reading by Mrs. K. Hal ley, a piano sool by Mrs. W. Cass and a piano solo by Miss Genevieve Ad ler. Delicious refreshments were ser ved after the program. The Junior Department of the Christ ian Church Sunday school, with the superintendent and teach er, hod a delightful picnic yester day. The class met at the church ot nine a. ni. and w re taken in cars society as hostesses. There was a good time at games ar.d visiting, picnic dinner was served, aft whlrh they returned to La Grande. WALLING'S JULY CLEARANCE SALE Of Hats, Dresses, Girdi leres, Hrassieres, Coi sets, Hose, Jewelry in fact everythinj? in the store to he sold. WALLING'S The New French Curl When you wish the charm tug effect of a soft, natural curl, the new French paper ware Is the oulj answer. Our shop la admirably equipped and trained toglie tills new curl. Yon will be more than please with the results. Phone now for an appointment. GEIST MARINELLO SHOP Boom i, Sommfl, Bldf. "A Beauty Aid for Brery Need." Phone Main 57T LOOKS FINE To have your pictures en larfTfd and beautifully tint ed by P.lehanlaon, "The Art Man." Developing Printing; Copying Enlarging Tinting Framing ALWAYS At Richardson's Art & Gift Shop SOCIETY arriving here about a:3o o'clock. Honoring her amull son, John Curt la fourth Idithday anniver sary. Mm. I. L, Itaisltm entertain ed yHterduy at the Country club. Twelve little children w,. present and most of t In ufteriioun was spent pluying In the water at Urn clutt swimming lank. Later in the afternoon a delirious punic lunch eon WUH served under Hie trees. The children present were: Stella loan Ingle, ivter Cohtirn. Jack Murphy. Hruce I'rutt, Miirc iia (iardner. Kiederhk Hingaman. I'liyllis Westen haver. Marion Nel son, Howard lion. Margaret Ux on. I'.uth Jean Zurhrleli and Utnh Juan and John kalsum. " The regular July meeting of the Missionary Society of the Christi an church wus held yesterday at the church, with the officers of tin society a shostessts. There was a large oficudaiiee and alter a short hiisint ss "Session, M rs. 1 .ela Vo.-I hail charge of the lesson. The sub j,H fm' "KooUn." tile afternoon was Itefreshtliellts Were Served before adjournment. Sister Mary Says: Hrenkfast Chilled cantaloup) poached eggs and spinach on tonM. milk, coffee. Luncheon Jellied vegetable sal- ud, cream cheese sandwiches, steamed cherry pudding, milk. lea. flintier Urol led halibut steaks. h-nion butter, baked potatoes, but lered Hew beets, sliced lomaloes. orange ice, sponge cake, rye bread, milk, coffee. With the exception of the melon and the luncheon dessert there are no dishes suggested In the menus that cannot be served to children as young as four years. The to matoes .should ' be perfectly rlpt pared, seeds removed and flneiv cut. The beets should be minced. A small dish of the Ice, eaten slow ly will be greatly relished by o small person. Steamed Cherry I'uritiiug. One egg, 2-3 cup sugar i cup molasses, cup white flour, 11 ruPs grunam Hour, 4 tablespoons nuuer, a tup not water, l teaspoon I soda, . 2 cups stoned cherries. 1-8 1 teaspoon salt, J teaspoon cinna- ,non- Cream butter and beat In sugar atl(j nioiasses. Mix flours and add to first mixture. Add salt and 'cinnamon. Add egg well beaten. I Stir in cherries and add hot water , wit h soda dissolved in it. LSeat well and turn into a buttered mold. ' Steam two hours and serve with sugar and crenm. lemon sauce or I hard sauce. I Itritlsh Kinx)urne Flux (Growing 1 LONDON (AC) To encourage the growing of flax seed and fiax iii me l niieu Kingdom on u com mercial scale, a committee appoint ed by the Board of Trade has un- , anlmously recommended that ,2rt0.(ia0 be made available. The development of new strains . of , pedigree seed n necessary, and for jthat purpose the flax factories at ' Uunford and Lopen should be ac 'quired and controlled by the min ' istry of agrlcult ure. A DOLLAR In tlie Hank is worth TWO Dollars in your hands or less in your pockets. Try saving one each week. UNITED STATES Miner va Says- We will pay one-hnlf the price of your children's and misses fiiippers nnd Oxfords If you buy them from us. We mean by this that we are charging you only h ilf the original selling price. Can you ask nnyihing more of us. 1 cull this meeting you half way. Now. Ma, brinf in the kids and let's fit 'em out. Infants' Slippers ot 7.V Child's fi to 8 at St.l.V and H to - Ht SU.7.V White Canvas, one-strap, leather soles, fcj to 11 ut SI. 00, and 111 to 2. ftf.l.V Just half the origins! prlc1. These prices are cheaper than before the war- and there will be war when the next man wants to chnrg you twice these pries. THE B00TERY INC. GAT 11AYIU;N. Mgr. t.Ofnl Uuj, Come Agnlu. Youthful and Snappy Tins ensemble outfit, worn by 1 jMarion Davies, Is of pearl gray flat crepe trimmed at the bottom of the coat and the dresa with plcot edged petals made of the silk. wThe lines are straight and youthful, and the only ornamentation allowed Is at. the hemline. Speedy Planes Will HrliiR Ilninhny Close to fionrinn LONDON' (AP) All steel air planes now under construction here will make the trip from Eng land to India, roughly SitOO miles as the crow would fly, if he were able to accomplish It, In three flays and some odd hours, accordtne to I recent announcement of the air ! ministry under whose supervision the machines are being built. The specifications provide that tli o planes be equipped with three motoi s developing 2ntii) horsepow- and it Is hoped they will be able to accomplish 100 mites an hour and possibly even a greater speed. A crew of four or five will operate each machine, which will carry 20 to 25 passengers. It Is proposed that these giants of the air travel ay nnd night, there be ing sleeping; accommodations, and hot meals by means of an electric cooker. I'lilllpplues Have M'i Lnbor I 'it hum UO. lOil .Members MANILA (AP There are reg istered in the Bureau of Labor 145 labor unions in the Philippine Is lands with a membership of 89,402, Including 87,402 men and 2000 wo men. Tltean figures do not. include; mnt Hill benefit societies, of which there nre m7 with a membership of 73.437. Prettiest - ft A fiS' - I'm. "'as 1 ? 7 ' The 900 men and women who Just . got diplomat at Syracuse University voted that Miss Harriet Ulssell, hon or student In the col lego of home ' ceonomtrs, was the moot beautiful girl Jt the class. Thejr also voted that prohibition Is all wronr.'iat puttlnt( parties are all righ and j that beer la the best drink In the i .te'r . A lb T" 1 ) V i. 3 A- kx:T I Ki fill urn i Radi 10 Fit I DAY, .11 TV .1 Mountain Standard Time Stations' KKWA, Ogden. I tah, lil), H-ll p. lit.. KKWA Hudio hoys dance archest ru. KOA, Denver, t'olo. (3.4), S p. in., patrlolic studio program, "Abra ham Lincoln," KOA orchestra. Pacific Ntandant Time Stations . K I'M, I .oh A ngeles. t 'tt If f . ( 4 ii 7 ) , 5:0-0 p. in., Kxaminer's matinee musicale; u. .Mcltaniets' nightly dolKiis; G:4!, radiotorlnl talk: 7-S, Kxamlner, Hill Hecinanit and his banjo. Carl Kloetkel. whist ler, and others: s-n. A'ulkui iv sldence pipe orKan Mtudio, I'an McKarland, organisl; ti-ia, poela md music of the m grot ; la-ii, vocal progrn in ari a nged . J oh n Kmallman, baritone. K KOA, Seattle. Wash. (44..). ti-ti:4.ri p. in., Olympic hotel con cert o reheat ra; tl: I f-S: 1 5, Sher mun. Clay and company pro- Ki a in ; s:Sti- hi, Times sttnllit program: Hi :iif-1 1 , Olyiptc ho tel dance music. j K KW H, Hollywood, ( ilif. 2 r2 ), li-7, p. in., children's hour, Hig Hrother of KKWB; 7;4f, talk on fishing und rishing streams, Jack Hoaz; 8-!t. mogram, l'iazier'a Mountain Park and Kish erics, ' Salvino Halano string trio, Kntn res St. George, jaz.manla girl; Charles Keauetuimp. tenor; Mel ba Melslng, soprano; !t-iu, War-j ner Pros., syneopators; Sol Hoopll's original Hawaiian trio; 10-11, Wiirner Hrus. frolic, ili reeiion Charlie Wellman. 1 KGO, Oakland. Calif. (:uil.2). li-7 p. m., lien Black's orchestra. KG W, Portland, Ore. (4iti.fi), f.- fclia p. m., children's proginn: 7::ia-8, baseball scores; !i-H::Ht, Sherman, Clay and company stu dio concert; iu:3tt-i:'. Hoot Owls. KHJ, Los Angeles, Calif. (405.2). 5::lo-t p. m.. Leighton's Arcatle cafeteria orchestra. Jack Cron- shuw, leader: Art Hick man's Blltmore hotid concert or chestra. Kdward Kit pa trick, dl- rector; fi:3u-7:30, little stories American history. Prof. Walter nllUM,VO investigation, has pricked Sylvester Hertzog. I ncle John , hllhUUt of nn(1 nnH KtV(.n and the Radio kiddles; 8-H.'gH consent to the abandonment of feature program arranged nnl 'the railroad presented by J. Howard John-j Th(1 ,.;,; ljUnunon lnim (Ma. son, Itadio lmpressarlo; 1. '.,ov,.y of Th0mns Cruse, alone Is Art Hickman's Blltmore hotel miit Q lu(V, pro,,(.tMl ,,a(IOo,nott dance orchestra, Karl Burlnelt W()rth of KoU (YnH, H0(, th(, )l(n 1,,al,'r' lo a London syndicate for $1,600.- KNX, Hollywooa, Calif. (3:16.9 ), j on A when the vein had Just been 5:30-6:15 p. m., Wurlitzer pipe ' scratched. The new operators hon organ studio; Sid Zlff's sports eycombed the surface of the hill talk; 6:15. travel talk, W. V. Al-jand, so the story goes, made mil der: 6:30-7:30. program, Bever- lionalres In Boston. Helena and - lyrldge company; 7:30, musical New York, as well us In Knglnmi. gems half hour. liastern Outfit- Many other mines paralelled its ting company; S-.t, West Coast development und, from one of theaters; -H, Order of the Op-'these, the Penobscot, Nate Vestal tomistic Donut. itavis Perfection brought down lo Helena what was Bread company; 10-11, June then tin: largest bar of gold in the Pursi'll singing popular songs, j world, valued at $MU00. Hon Wilson, pianist; 11-12, Abe, What Is said to have been one Lyman's Cocoanut Grove dance of the first concentrators ever coh orchestra. from Ambassador ho- structed on a rpineiureial ncale was tel. jbullt below the Drum Lummon to KPO, Pan Francisco Calif. (428.3), 'work the tailliiKn of the famous 6:15-7 p. in., Loew's Warfleld mine. The ruins or the giant plant theater: 7-7:30. Palace hotel still mark the road lo the city. concert orchestra; S-lo, patriotic progrum. I . s. Army uunu: it' ll, Palace hotel dance orchestra. New Knee Track nt Ciiu hmiiH To Kn Willi ftH-Dny .Meeting j Watson streets. A program has riNCINN'ATI (AP Purses ap- been urrauged which will include gregating $iio7.000 ure attracting j greet ings from the representatives owners of race horses from ullr the Congregational conference parts of the country to the fiJi-dny j meeting of the Inhibitors' and Breeders' association, which wilt bo run off on the newly erected Coney island track, beginning j July. It Is the Intention of the nssocla- j Hon to bring together In a grand day of competition Ihe winners of the Kentucky. Jjitonlu and Chicago derbies in Hie Cincinnati lerby, the feature day of the season. Thisi race will be run July 25 ami car- j rles with It an added purse f $25,- not). t M VKckJSeal , U) H. & S. ELECTRIC Sommer Hotel I!ld(j. Phone 393-W. Keep Cool July 4th. Our Drinks Will Help You COCA COLA HIRE'S ROOT BEER SODA WATER WONDERLAND BREW Order a Case Todst) ! Coco Cola (Jreen iSOIJi Admits Ave. AT rr-f 1 own Unce lyotea is oia Camp To Join Ghost Cities HKLKNA. Mont. (AP) Mary svlllo. Mont., to be wiped off the railroad map within a few weeks as. It haa been erased from record in Its other activities, once was ihe goal of a race between two great railway systems und In the thirty odd years of Its life was (he source of inetuls valued ut not less than : $ loa.tMiti.niiu. The town, hidden .tally, produced u baseball team with a record of defeating all Pacl Ifie Cc ist league clubs of lis diiy und of sending Severn I players to ,the major leUKites. A uuurter ot a century ago Marysvllle had U pop . ulat Ion of 7.riiit. Petition of the Northern Pacific railway' to remove its trarks from Helen; to Marysvllle relegated tol jthe backwoods what is lefl of the! oue-ilme famous town and again it' is to become a stage conch town. . t (i '4) nines from a railroad. Years ago the Great Northern, which lost the race for a terminus within the city, and ended its line Just outside the boundary, abandoned Marys vllle ami gradually, as the mines , worked out, the surviving line li mited lis service until, during Ihe past year, a' train operated onlv when there was mi accumukilion ot freight for its haul. Truly a ghost city, wtlh a hand ful ofshaeks ami tumbled found;! lions left of lis once bustling blisi nes.'i district, .scattered, weather beaten houses outlining Ha residen ce section, possibly Km or tilt famili es claiming it as home, Marysvllle indicates its jKist glory only to the imaginative. ' , The famous Dru.n I .ummon mine, ehief source of its wealth, is still being worked sufficiently, it isl said, lo pay wu;es lo a handful or men; some other of the older min es are operated on the same scale ami there are numerous prospects! whose owners optimistically fore- ist i reviewed activity in the obi camp. N evert heled, the Montana riiilrniiil etiiniiifKslitii. nf1ir u n t-x. Ml H II TO UK KTAHTIll) BKA V 10KTON, Ore. The cere mony of breaking of ground for the new Bethel . Congregational church v.lll be observed at the site of the new church at Sixlh and of Oregon. 1 r, Harrison, superintendent, will deliver the main address and He :. S, Polling''!", state mission- Hall's Catarrh Medicine it rid your system oi Catarrh or Deaf ness caused by Catarrh. SoU by Jrugghti far ever 40 ytart F.J. CHENEY &. CO.. Toledo. Ohltl "Check Seal" Retail Dealers We Sell GENERAL ELECTRIC FANS BolilinjJ Co. & Hough Main 401 i 1 A 11 Gets $50,000 ft took a Juty just one hour nnd nfteen minutes to decide that Mrs. Blanche (lei ler, divorced wlfo of a Toledo auto dealer, wus entitled to ffio.OUO from his -second wife for alienation of his affections. Sho mar rlea Utnpr ,ln ,J05 the divorce wus granted In p)23, two yea'rs after Gel ler met the woman who lair bo camo wlfo No, 2. ary, also will speak. Bids for the construction are now being advertised for and actual work on t he church will start shortly. BACK EAST Travel tlirough the marvelous Ct imiJiiin Pucifit Kockirs when you go Ku!l-tiir tttiint uth day mU way. Kineii equipment, accomodation! a utl mvicc liberal stupovr oplionul Great Lukes iteamship Canadian Pacific Railway 55ThltdSt. MuUnmalbtciSklgVsnxMA I. lM,hi ... t) H Httk.r. Ii.l.t.t If.lvh' Afrnl 5 J t ? T ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? t ? t y y y y y y y y y t y y y y y y Meats 1 1 h&x 1 1" ' n 1 MOW We Have Prepared Delicious Cold Meals Chicken Loaf Veal Loaf Head Cheese Fresh Tomatoes Head Ijettiice Watermelons Cantaloupes Meats f y SUMMER HATS AT , lz Price See Them in Our Window PUTMAN'S Ready - To - Wear and Millinery lHtOWMNG VICTIM KM M) NOKTH HKNK, Ore. Tie body of Nestor Jarif, 24, of Charleston, who disappeared from a boat on South nIoukIi on a mud flat near where his dog appeared and where the boat was found shortly after the disappearance. The high tide had wa.shed l be body up on the flat, where It became exposed at low tide. The dtseovery was mawe i,y Au gust Bayer, a neighbor. Bayer au ehored the boil v l em pora rll v and Camp Itegulnily 7.'m eab. Ilnmly foJdlng style 4'unip SIhiN ullli sirong win relnforcttl wimhI frames und w bite rauvai ton. WUUe tUvy lust - - - CARRS Saturday, July 4th beinu a legal holiday, we will be closed nil day, but will remain open until 8::!() P. M. Friday the 3rd, that our customers may have an opportunity to do their shopping. Pimento Stuffed Olives, 3'j ounce bottle.. .....13i Pimento Stuffed Olives, 6 ounce bottle '. ....28c Pimento Stuffed Olives, 11 'i ounce bottle... 4flc Queen Olives, 4'j ounce bottle .. 15c Queen Olives, 1 1 t ounce bottle..jl .... ,..32c Yacht Club Salad Dressing, 3'j ounce bottle 15c Yacht Club Sitlad Dressing, 10 ounce bottle 31c Fountain Brand Chinook Salmon, No. Vi tin 14i Fountain Brand Chinook Salmon, No. 1 tin..............2:!c A. & L. Kcd Sockcyc Salmon, No. 1 tin.:.u...:. 32c Caltuna, No, 1 flat can 1 .23c Sunbritc Cleanser, per can Cold Dust Cleanser, per can Old Dutch Cleanser, per can... BSS Royal Bakjiii Powder,' 12 ounce can 4:!c FRESH FRUITS, BERRIES, FRESH VEGETABLE UIOTTKU FOODS LOWER 2 ! J J Grande Ronde Meat Co. A Few Suggestions From Our Grocery Canada Dry Ginger Ale Virginia Dare Ginger Ale Old Scotch Brew Grape Juice notified the coroner's office.' Jir. Hurtle, acting coroner, decided no Inquest was necessary, as all cir cumstanced pointed to an accidental drowning. No further trace of Albert Frame his l ti-year-old half brother : who accompanied him. has yet been found. T of nor row being the ninth day, It is expected that Frame'rt body will float. ( The only relief from the waath- Is pretending you like it. Stools 49c .r)C 7c CLEANER STORES PRICES Groceries for Your 4th Boiled Ham Minced Ham Bologna Department. Groceries y y y y y y y y y f y y f X f y y y f y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y. y world.