La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 13, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, July 13, 1025. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three NEWS of MtHft Florence Angeiow. of thin city, and Arll Gray, of Wullowu, were united In marriage. yite,rduy nfternoon ut two o'clock at the Koutli Methodist. Kplacopal Church par-nonage, with Hfverend Bert A. Jowe officiating They tvero ac companied hy the- brides xiW r. Miiis Anna Angeiow. and the. groom's brother. PHorlnl Gray. They will make ihfir home at Wallown. - Word has been received in I.a Crunde of the marriage of Mli Lorraine Staley, daughter of -Mr. and Mm. J. ,. Htuley. formerly of l,u Cirundc, und K. B-iker, tson of Mr. und Mm. K. V. Maker, of Oakland. California, Sunday, June 'JS. The marriage, look place ut the Haker- home in Oakland. After a trip to Kouthern Calt forniu the happy couple will make iiaklund their home. Announcements Social announcements may . bo printed In tills column free of charge. Any announcements pertaining to any functions such as cooked food sales, elo., will be refused. Annomieeineiits, to be printed the twine day, iiiuhI be In society editor'. IiaihIm b) :0tt o'clock. hv.vn editor' note. The w. H. A. will hold Iheir regular- meting tomorrow evening, July 14, at tin- K. of 1. Hull. There will be a social hour after wheih refreshments will be served. , 1 TI'KSDAV, .II LY 14 Monniain Standard Time Stations I'N'HH. Kegtna, Can. (Hr.C). l). ;miw Jingle kiddles; Kose Uauer- meisier concert patry. KOA. Denver, Colo. (a?2-4), fi:30 p. m., Herbtr White and hlsSll- ver Statrt orchestra. ' Pacific: Standanl Time Stations KKIU, Seattle, Wash. (454.3). l vt'45 p. m., Olympic hotel con ,rert Orchestra; l : 4 : -K ; 1 f Itho- I rles Department store program; 8:Sfl-l 0, Times studio program. KPWrB, Hollywood, Calif. (2r2), ti-7 p. m., children's hour, lilg Jirother of KFWU; S-U. pro gram. Western's SuperHervice ga rage; a-iu, program. I'nlon Oil company of California. Non-de- touuting orchestru, Arlsto trio, Charles Ijeauciuimp. tenor, Ina Mitchell liutler, .soprano; lu-i l, Warner Hros. frolic, direction Charlie Wellmun. KGO, Oaktand. Calif. (Stil.2). fi-7 p. ni.t dinner concert, Wiley B. Allen company; H, Magnavox company; Janet Muloon. sopra-' no; Jrene I'olzln, pianist; Flo . rence Ituth Brown, contralto: lilen (-'hatnherlain, tenor; Mary Pasiuore, violinist; ltourke trto; Radio mule chorus; Bernard O' Brien, buritone; ift-i a. m., Clar ke Wilson's HoVl St. Krancis dance orchestra. KttW, Portland, Ore. (431.5), 8 Ki p. m.. Detroit Klks band; ln- ' 11, Woolnch & tpowell; 11-12, Herman Kenin's Multnomah ho t'el duiu'e orchestra. KHJ, Jos Angeles,, Calif. (4052. ), 5:30-6 p. m Leighton's Arcude - cafeteria orchestra, Jack Cron fhaw. leader; 6-tl:30, Art Hick- , man's Biltmore hotel concert or chestra, Edward Kltzpatrick, di rector; : :to-7 :30. weekly visit of Queen Tit a nia und Sandman from Fairyland, l.'ncle John, Chas. Hill, readings; Floryane Thompson, soprano; 8-ia, pro .' gram, ltadio dealers, members WALLING'S JULY CLEARANCE SALE Of Hats, Dresses, Girdi leres, Brassieres, Coi sets,- Hose, Jewelry in fact everything in the store to be sold. WALLING'S The New French Curl Wlien you wish the diarm. tug effect of soft, natural curl, the new French paper ware U the only answer. Our ahop la atlmlrably equipped and trained to fire thla new curl. Ton will be more than pleaaed with the results, l'houe now for aa appointment. GEIST MARIN ELLO SHOP Bona a, Sotnmer BM. "A Beauty Aid for Brery Need." Phon Main 671 Radio SOCIETY Sister Mary Says: Breakfast Slewed prunes, pfreal, thin cream, bread crumb omelet, toast., milk, coffee. i.unrtu-un ijnktd hash, hrun bread, currant jelly, drop cookie, muk. tea. Dinner Vegetable soup, t;.st Btleks egg aalud. 'whole wheat bread, curamel custard with fruit Banco, sponge cake, milk, coffee. Tills day's menu iM planned for a day when the entire family If ut home for the noon lin-al. The ev ening meal in light; easily prepar ed but nourishing. I. eft -over meat can be used, in the bak'-d hash if convenient, linked Hash One-half pound round steak fc round. 1 cup chopped carrots, 1 cup chopped poiatoen, H niedium slzed onions, 1 cup milk. 1 teaspoon suit, 1-4 teaspoon pepper, 1-i cup dried bread crumb. 4 tablespoon huttered crumbs. Mix ineaU and dried bread crumh.s thoroughly. The vegetab les should he put through the food chopper. Combine veK-tables and meat, mixture. Sen.son with salt und pepper and put into a welt-but tered baking dish. i'our over mill; and cover wit h bullered crumbs. Cover dish und bake hi a slow oven for one hour. liemuve cover . to crisp and brown the crumbs. Serve in the b:iking dish. Swcilen J-IxiH'ls to Oil Down Import or American Wheat STOCKHOLM (AP).--Prellniln-ary reporis from the various dis tricts of Sweden received by the ugriculliral department show that the crop prospect is better than it has .been for the la. si ten years. The weather has been very fuv Ornble and consequently t he work in the fields started much earlier than usuu I . W h ea t und rye n re very forward. With the continued favorable ( weather there Is no doubt that it will mean u considerable decrease In the importation of foreign food ' stuffs, especially in American wheat. The importation of Amen can wheat has shown u steady de crease dining the last Hi years. If you must rcddV' dejected lover. try being a Music Trades association; 1 ft-1 1 . Art Hickman's Biltmore hotel dance orchest ra, Karl Burt net t, leader.. KNX. Hollywood. Cullf. 33fi.!f), B:3-H:ir p. m., Wuiiltzer pipe organ studio; ii: 1 5. travel talk. W. K. Alder; 6:30-7, Atwater Kent Kariio orchestra. Paul Kln stein, leader; 7-7 : 3a, dinner hour music; 7:30. style talk. My er Klegel, Jr.; S-l 0, KNX feature program; 1(1-12. movie night at the Ambassador, Abe Eyman's Cocoanut drove dunce orchestra. KPO, San Francisco. Caltr. (428. 3). ti : 15 p. in., baseball scores; 6:45-7, States restaurtint orches tra; 7-7:30, Uudy Scigor's Fair mont hotel orchestra; Srii, glee club program. Jack Thomas, di rector; y-U:15, golf instructions, Harold Sampson; y:15-iu. orwun recital. Theodore J. Irwin; 10-11 Johnny Bulck's Cahlrluna. ' . : "i ,Vti,5 - ' , - I ! - . V t ' " ' , T . " v Li' , - f j. . f ' j , V ' t j , I . j ' " i,,i ! . j I " ' ' nil, " ;"' Jil.OND IIKAITY la M1 Doll' ItU, American acreen atar. In the Coined i Photo Shows con t pat she carried off first hoi art. Smart Pumps pHliSK puuipH have uehievrd -lis 1 tineOitii by finding a new poi m which iu iiiiif riiniic ihf dfi-irn tloin w tilth uie til I ut 'jtleil (rather ppliiued io rutin a design They utt of while kid. Hints for the Housewife BANANA SPONOi: MOU Everyone knows how delicious Kelatlne dishes taste und how charming they look on a well-up-pointed table. But few of us re- eullze the great benefit received from them, although eminent phy sicians have long recognized t he, dietary value of plain edible gela tine. Celatine desserts are very easily prepared and their delicacy of tex ture makes them peculiarly appro priate for serving during the warm went her. Soak one-half envelope of plain gelatine in one imarter cup of cold water for five minutes. Put one cup of hananii pulp two tablespoonfulH lemon puice and one-half cup sugar in an enamel ed ware saucepan, which will pre serve the delicate color of the mixture, bring to boiling point, stirring constantly. Add the soaked gelatine and stir until cool. Whin mixture be gins to thicken, fold in the whites of two eggs beaten until stiff. Turn into a wet mold and chill. When rendy (o serve, I urn out of the mold and sprinkle with blanched 1 nuts, finely chopped. Short Skirts Here to j Stay, Says Movie Star j "Short skirts are here to stay despite any rulings from the de signers." ( These were the words of Corin ' ne Griffith, film star, as she step ped from the California Limited in Eos Angeles, ufter spending se veral weeks shopping in New jYork City. ; "Don't te me long skirts will iconic back. They're gone forever, !l know: Vouth." continued the jstar, "must be served first, last I and always. j "Women want to appear young, i Grand mothers have discovered that they cun at least uppear young from the back view it they hob I heir hair and clip a few inch es riff tho tinltnm cif their droxHPH. ' "We can blame a lot of the TV? Wj , Fair Indian 4 'f .1 She'a tho moat beautiful Indian girt in America, according to a vote taken at a national Indian convention in Ponca City, Okla. Her name is Klhy Callahan, und she lives In Uufkogee. Okla. w short skirt pnmaKanda to the mo vies." continued Miss (iriffilh. "The stars wear attractive clothes on the screen. Their skirls are Hhorf and in the majority of cases, the hair is bobbed. 'Another reason wl short skins will remuln Is Ihat long dresses are cumbersome. hinder walking, are excellent dust gather ers and are uncomfortable. "I think women will wear thai which "makes them comfortable ami young looking. They will not he dictated to by a group of de signers." I'olice liijiinclloti Dcfletl By Woman's 45 Pet CnN NKWI'OItT, Ky. (AP). A cat, once it has found a loving mis tress or master, presumably; will not leave home for a long perio I of absence. It least It was ao proven here when 45 cats, driven oit of the home of Mrs. Maggie Zeldler l policemen and officers of the sanitary department, found their way back home again. . The officers shooed the cats out of Mrs. Zcldler's house upon com plaints lodgvd by her neigh I tors, after Mrs. Zeidler had refused to deal roy or otherwise dispose of than give up her cats. The new the pets. . She decided to move at the expiration of her lease rather location will he large enough to accommodate them. Feel Better In Few Quit Poisoning Yourself To day! Notice Quick Differ ence in the Way You Look. Eat, Sleep and Feel The great agitation over SK1.P POtsONIN'G is sweeping the coun try. The menace is great! It is one that should cause every man. woman and child to pause and consider one s own condition. Self-polsonlng, as it is called, is the direct result of allowing t he Liver, the body's filter, to become sluggish and clogged. This Is why many wake up feeling dull and tired- tongue couted bad taste in mouth and offensive breath. Why You Feel Bad This explains why so many suf fer from just such symptoms as poor digestion, sour stomach and formation of gnses. Improper movement of the bowels, pimples, sallow complexion, sick headaches and a nervous, upset and over taxed condition of the system why one catches cold so euslly while In this run-down condition and why the system is not healthy enough to throw off various di seases us Nhture intended. Itic to Neglect. Hut there is no need for alarm! This Self-poisoning menace Is not contagious but due entirely to one's own neglect. And, Just na science has traced three symptoms directly to a poisoned liver and system, so medical authorities have perfected a remedy that overcomes Hie cntlte of Helf.potrV '-"Li- r IWlf ; ; A IKI MOTHS fi VSTbv. '-SlJ BEDBUGS, FLEAS. gRrJMU Q) f SffSSSt hrMlfflfflTHtTAMotcroorca cramp aAP.w.H.ot 'jf'SSj Smaller Freight Cars Said to He Way Out (Continued frm Pge One.j iy bankrupt- and one great ays tem, the ChicaKo, Milwaukee und Hi. Paul, aetutiily Is, so ihat they make uut a pretty good case, Well, perhaps nut all but many but many railroad men agree that I he Hhort haul 1m their great dll'll cully. The law doesn't permit them to charife an much for short as for lung hauls. Let h isn't hard lo Drove that n shori html tnuv con) J them nearly as much, fully an much or even more ihiiii a long one. A big single cargo Is loaded into a huge ear in San KraneiHco, the car's shot thorugh to New York hy the must convenient route, unload ed, am) that ends it. A similar huge car is kept wait ing imteliniteiy in a couKcnted yurd in Chicago while a lot of lit tle shipments uiv belnn accumula ted, to fill It. for a doicen point nearby in Hlnois.' Then it's hauled about, hither and yon, from town to town, its contents pawed over, handled, -and irehandled, until at last it's empty, j after endless bookkeeping ami no body knows how much holder and I delay. Kr long hauls the big ear, all right. But for the short ones, asks Holman, why not use tho tittle affairs, like kurope's? A car third or u fourth the capacity, of 1 1n grem mammoth's could be loaded In Jlw time, a light train of (hem could be Htrung to gether, anil Ihen u Hinall loeomo t ive, economical of fuel and easy on the rails, could snake them ul ong (he line, dropping tlu-in'off here and t here and going on its way. Another thing up to dale Ku ropcan freight cars are built in seel Ions, ami I here's a KOoil reu son why. Basically they're flat cars. Knch li owe ver, has a supfr-si met tire conslsl lug usually of three seg ments, separable hut fitting toge ther, so us to give the effect of an ordinary box car. Say you're moving from Kansas City to St. Louis. You have about enough household goods to fill a I hi of a. car. A k motor truck backs up alongside one of these divisible cars. A segment is slid off onlo Ihe truck and carried to your house. YoU load It up, back goes Ihe seg ment, to the "flat1 ami In slid back on board. In St. Louis ii's slid off once more, delivered at your door, un leaded and 1 here yon are. Say what you please about American efficiency, we can't tie that, not even wlih the motor truck. What we need Is the openness of mind to ndopl a few of these mo dern Kliropean conveniences thai Hours Or No Cost! jonlng and quickly relieves tnlser- aoie nui leniiKS. Cilvcs Quick Hellcf. The great prescription of Dr. H. S. Thacher la considered the most efficient of all methods in aiding Nature to throw off these poisons. Ureal numbers are daily repot l ing quick relief from its use and pract Ically every experiment 1 1 method of overcoming Self-poisoning lias been abandoned as case after case of remurkoblo rest on- Ition to health und happiness jthro Jgh Dr. Thaclier's Liver and I Blood Syrup has been noted. St i-engl hens System. ' Dr. Thacher'n Liver and Bloo t (Syrup helps Nature to cleanse and tone the liver, wake up your ap petite, strcnKl hen your digestive organs, soothe the tired und over It a x-ed nerves, brace up your h;i j tern and purify your blood. The j result Is you quickly feet a re jturn of your strength, vigor an I I energy. Dr. Thncher's Liver and Blood Syrup contains ingredients that aro known to physicians for their cor rective and health-building quail t ies. .1 ust try it a nd not ice t he quick difference In the way you eat, look, Sleep and feel. Dr. Thacher's is sold by nil lending drufrtdsts with the understanding that you will be completely sutis j Bed, as ol hers have. or t here wlM he no cost. Avoid substitutes. , lie member this guarantee, j Dr. Thaclier's Liver and Blood 1 Syrup Is sold and recommended by the I,. & L. Drug Co., and all I fending druggists. Adv. ' 1 Fair Indian . S H She's tho most beautiful lmli.in phi In America, according to a vote taken ar a national Indian convention in Ponca City, Okla. Her name Is sibv Callahan, r.nd she lives in Muskogee. Okla.' took tnt funny to us when we viMi "the other side," but mlitbl end a lot of our troubles if wi-'il Tit ihein to suit our own needs, Holman thinks. Girl Gained 7 Pounds Nine Years "n Invalid! Thai's Just what Met nya Co. I Liver 'Oil Compound Tablets did for 1 he Babcock girl -mid ;i do ing as much for tens of tlioitssntlr of thin, underweight, weak ami discouraged people all over Anier lcu. These sugar coated, ph-ajiaut to take tablet a should be given to children Instead of the vile sioin uch upsetting oil itself--they mir. ly do help the frail, delicate In t le ones and tin I a bids coat but tin cents at' Bed' Cross Drugs, Glass Drugs, L. & L. Drug Co., or any real druggist anywhere in America, ; Head this letter if you have a child that deeds, to ' gain health and strength. "My Utile girl was stricken with Infantile paralysis when she wac f monthti old ami wan an Invalid for 'J years when I saw an nd M the paper thai McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets would build up winded I Issues. I bought a box and she gained very nlouly at firs! and after taking S boxes nhe Knitted ncvi n po tnds. Thanks to McCoy's Cod Llvbr" Oil Compound Tablets, after trying u I must every thing else on the market. She is on the road to recuvery and kocs to school every day." Mis. L. Dab cock. Appleton, Wis, Imitations of McCoy's may be offered but be sure and ask for McCoy's, t he original and genuine ami If ai'ler thirty dnyu treatment you are not delighted with rcailta -L-why, get your money baek.- Adv. Money in Ilia hank lias jiiven many a dark cloud a kM vur lining. When trouble conies, tho host friend in the world is the money you have saved. UNITED STATES 1 ?tsto (poAr iyi VtiV lllf Ij.'K-lit-lur limn ). or mailt mi I,.., I fl lump. Mr. IJii-1if,.'i-(. II'H ft hfimly 1 1 1 1.- ro(,l;.r. II h a viry wrvl,-( lipplliinrc iiihI rn.ils hut v,-ry Illli,, tnoni-y. You i'ioi 1,-iy cviw-vl hlmt ,,.. Il'lnil yi,u wimr fiom ft ninz'la lump In it v;ii:i lnf jiwii'lihif iin-i run nl ways Ih- sun of i;.tlln:,' nn ultllcin); m i vie,'. ROLLINS' RUN-STOP SILK HOSE I'lllu- piDtei'tinu n gainst gailcr ititm. XI. (Ml lo Putmaris Heudy-To-Wear and Millinery Plc;uns show Tricks by Which Madrid Beggars Deceive People .MADK1D (Al'). Street begging here is on the Increase ami t he efforts of I he a u t ho rit lea to sup press it have been frist rated by :i loO J(''UeroU!l public who give liberal alms tit the be;c;ars. Tin- authorities have now. hnw . ver, issut-d a photoKfa p'h In I he m-ft-'S which thv hone iiiuv hae (the- effect of pultiiiK all end to 'what- has been described as a nui sance. In tliis picture a number The services of our Interior Decorator are t ymir disposal, five of charge, and with no obligation on your part. Let us solve your home furnishing prob lems for von. CARRS USE Blue Mountain Butter And BLUE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM Home-made Products Honest Quality Always , BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY U. V. TYLKR, Prop. Telephone Main GO w't)i)''WaiiIungton Ave. What Does Cleaning Mean To You? When you wish a suit of clothes or a nice dress or some pretty draperies dry cleaned, what decree of service do you have in mind? When you send work to us to be cleaned and we finish it and return it to you, with it goes our guarantee that it is CLEANED. We could put your garments through the general clean ing process, hut if we did nothing more than this, they would not, in most instances, he actually cleaned. Special processes and special inspection is necessary if you are to he as perfectly satis fied as we want you to be, and if you are to re ceive the value you deserve. Particular people in this community know that the Wardrobe's high quality is unexcelled. We are maintaining that reputation with scores nf customers each week. This fine service is not expensive it is the cheapest you can buy. Call us on your next cleaning order. The Wardrobe Cleaners "Service that is an investment not an expense' Phone Main 72 Opposite Sommcr Hotel of beKgars are shown before and after their admittance to the us trim reserved for heggnrs. Itv out the 'men are shown in a very pit able condition, blind, paralytic and one apparently with -one leg. in the ot her t he photograph shows the same men erect anil apparently o.uite normal, the miss, iiifj h-s having been untucked front its hiding 'place. The pictures, it was pointed o it. are merely proot of the ease with which the alms Klving persons in Madrid Is Irlck.