La Grande evening observer., July 31, 1925, Image 3

Friday, July 81, 192.5.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three
NEWS of
An i-njoyubh' vcnt of Thuri'lny I
i vfiilntr won un Informal Ktttlif-rlnjr !
of the mtmbfin at the Jx-nrv- of'
JIdihji I'roli't'tUt; AHuciutton ul
i hi huttw of Mr. Jmk Hintt, WlthJ
Air. Hmtl, und Mri H. E. Hwyn as
ln.-en. the large Kiiin-
l.cr cf fTM'inlicrii luust ni Mrs.. Min- I
nit- i 'aril, financial stcivtury, of
J Juk r, and .Mi?! tlni Hmli h. of
liiiiiii-itl, Wn-sliltiiun, wrc kuhi.i
i f llli- ;tr-siHIUtto.
Aiir u short business M-Msion
t!n- i-viithK was 8M-tit noclully am)
ill Hi. joiij- it fresh menu were .st-rvcd
, at nn uifpropriate hour,
iluiHjrlnjv her sl.ster-ln-ln w Minn
J:iiz;ihfih Voelz, Mrs. A. I.. Voi-li
( rial ri'il at tl inner Vi''lmailuy
i v nhiK at her Jiome in rmltdale.
the tuhle waH artistically (lecorut
i il with .swi'ipi-UM In u color mlieine
of ii'il ami whii and illnnr was
.m-rvol al 11: Sn o'clock with covers
hii-l fur twi'iity-six. ' MIsmih Wnhi
l:uc Sin it li a ltd loroi hy t 'ahlw
assisted In sV-rviiiK.
Mikh VoHs! (s vi.sltliiR: hcrt' nt th
Imnie of her brother froln i.u
Verne, .Mlnncp-otu.
Mrs. f ('. Pennington entertain
ft the MlNHlonary Hoeiety of the
Jittpi t.st, church yesterday after
noon at her home on Main avenue,
Tin re was a lare;e attendanec und
ufii-r thi husini'ss .st fsIou Mrs. .He j
Creen hail charge of the Urt r-I
noon's '.tumuii. "ttod'li "Yellow ,
children in America.' wu. the mih-j
ji-rt lor the aflcrnoon. j
l-'ol lowing: i he prugiam Innch
iMin wuh Meivi'il hy the hostess am
Hisieil hy her ilaughter, Mrs. I.loyd
Herllti r. .
The Neighbor of Woodernft
M.ent a ' ih iig hi lul afternoon ytH
t' rilay when M is. fieri rmle Ill
van. Mrs. I, on I ili-hards mi,i Airn.
Hazel I'olddliM Were hostesses at
the home of .Mrs. .Sullivan. Twenty
ineutlicfH were presrlil mid lt lu
ll ieN eveI u ml visited during the
ulierr.oon. after which refresh -nn-iitji
were served.
'(''.icrnieii rind ltarH
rriXI't.KToX, tire. Two black
lears were seen in the Blue
Mountains by fishermen. One-, a
l wo-ycar-old. was found by Jack
Milhr and Hay Mei'arroll In a
bin k leberry patch near Knmela
inn killed. .1. H. Xorvell of Helix
and A. C. Mclntyre of f'enrtleton
also found a bear and ran It up o
tree but tlid not kilt it.
CALLING'S
Trimmed Hats, choice
Children's Hats
$1.00
Japanese Parasols
('2 Trice
Kid Hats, assorted
colors.
Voile Dresses
1-3 Off '
Thv
Best Dressed
Woman
Notice her she Is always
a frequent beauty shop pa
tron because she cad have
complexion, hair, and hands
given the expert attention
her appearance deserves.
. This shop guards against
all Injurious treatments.
Geist Marinello Shop
Sommer Bldg. Phone M. 577
Minerva
Says-
You would be surprised to
know how many people are
using good judgment in tnK
Ing advantage of thes gooil
grade shoes tit broken stB"3
at these ridiculous prir
we are asking' for them.
Jtist think, ll.t'r, $(t.5u on I
Jt..1' slippers at sale price
of $i.;if,, $2.!iS and $1.4f. e
if we have your sw ifii
If so jou ore licky. They
look well and wear ell.
SpintexllU Hojie for ladles,
guaranteed all colors. Chil
dren's shoes to close H
price. .May have been serv
ed with these. A good thing
push It along.
Polish fo- wh!t
canvas shoes.
kid and
THE B00TEHY
SOCIETY
Singer
Her voice won her a J200 prise, of
ftred hy the Jullianl l-'oundutlon.
tiht:' Jt.no Crawford, 17, and ahf
lives in Hollywood,
Announcements
Boclnl aniioniui'iiicntH - mny
be prlntel in this column free
of rhnrKt. Any annoiiiiccnicnta
IHTlalnlriK to nuy luiictloiis such
as cookel fiKttl sales, etc., will
be refiiM!. Annimiiceineiit., to
be priiitctl tin; sumo day, nmst
Im in society editor's lianiln by
tt:0O o'clo-'k. News editor's
note.
There will be a special meeting
of the Ladie.s Auxiliary lo the Hro
iherhood of Hallway Trainmen al
Kfigles hall Monday nihl at 7:3u
o'clui'k. A report of Grand hodft?6
will be .'It' ll at this time.
" S.Vll ROAY. A I 'til st i
I'ncilic Mandaril Time Station
KI-'OA. Seattle, Wash. 4t4. . -i
: 4 T p. in., baseball results; O
lymplc hotel concert orchestra;
li : 4 f-K : 1 5. Khode.s l )eparttm nt
store program ; S : :ta-1 n. Times
dance music; lu;:u-l I, Olympic
hotel dance music.
KKWIl, Hollywood, Calif. (252).
K-y p. in.. Hay lialley's stringed
trio. Hay llailey, organ; Sid
Uppman, violin, and Scotty lien
ton, cello; l-'rank Si ever, bari
tone; Kred Till, accordion and
Southern mule quart el; II-in.
Warner tiros, .syncujiutors ..and
entertainers; 10-11, Wurner
Kros. frolic, dlrectidn Charlie
Wcllman.
KOt), Oakland. Calif. CU.1.2), S-10
p. ni., Lola lA'Welyn Hughes, vi
olinist ; Bertha Andrew, sopra
no; Bern tec li Klamnie, pian
ist: Pteglna Ij Jtoux. contralto;
Hudolpli Wurliiser company;
Margaret Jones, Soprano, Ber
nard l.itten, violinist; Hoberi p.
MeClure, baritone; Winifred
, WilllnuiH, pianist; Kred Stev
ens, banjolst; Hoy' Bprtrand,
saxophonist ; 1 n-1 a- ni.. 'iarke
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KIXIIS ANI) Jltfi.-l MAT Bit Oft OF RTTI.K IrTLdropc,
nt njrtltf BMtrh-maklaf esltniM. (n Mart f Kubwb1
h MM U La nhtai ta Mrr br xm, I'rlma NkMaa. to tfca
Countras NrarlFld, plctural here. The couulew la II, ar4 heir
to fM.fJM n.Uteof her.lather, Uie Ule Ksrt of ScailiJd,
Wifson'a Hotel Bt. Krancia dunv
orcheHtra.
K(1W. I'orilHUd. ttre. (4Hl.fi). -s
p. in., Jackie Sanders' orchestra;
HMS fiance nitiWlc. Jackie Souii
era ofehewira.
KM J, ,on AnfeeM, VnHt, (iM.t ),
6::I-8 p. hi. Lci-ehron'R Arcade
cafeteria orchestra. Jack t'ron
Bhaw, leader; Art Hick'
man's iHhrnorr hotel concert or
rhestru. Kdwnnl "tttatrlch, til.
rector; :3it7:sa. Hi.dio kiddies'
hour With Helene 1'lrle. ncrenfi
juvenllt;. Jack llregory Huyres,
leudings, uml I nch John; fe-ltl,
anniverHHry pioKram, Krel M.
Hehrelner; lit-1 1 Art Hick
man's liillniure hotel dance or
chesfra. Hurl Hurtneil, leader;
1 1 :S0-2 a. in.. Lost Augeis of
KHJ, Walter, V. Uhldh k. chief
harpist; ITceiiiah LurtR, Hot
Ntreet. f atidi(CIrahahi and othe
favorites. '
KJH, Heutile, Wash. (3M.4I, 2:S(i
2 : 4 a p. rn.. home economies ialk,
liernleee Hedlimton; tt-ii:8n.
httnehali.
KNX,' Hollywood. t'Hllf. Ul.f).
, 6::S(i-bMii, Wurlitxer pipe ornn
studio; (i;i5, truvel mik. W. K.
Alder; i;::tll-7, Atwaler Kent (t(.
dio orchesint. Paul Kiiisieln.
leaner; i-t::'ii. tnuner hour inn
sic; 7(ittt-8( Wiirlitser pipe orf,'an
studio; H-lo, u;x feaiure pro
Smni; 10-11, Ah: l.yuiun'. 'o
coanut (' rove . dance orchestra
from Attihassador hotel; 1 1 - 2,
. Hollywood' nljrht program. .
Kl'ti, Knit l-'iancist'o, rtillf. (42S.S)
(t-12 p. m., Johnny iintek'M fa
hlrlanH. ,
Scientists Find Part
Of. Primitive Skull
JKni'RAI.ftM. (AT) What ap-
' pears to he a very substantlaf hilss
I lug Mnk was discovered recenlly
(heur Tiberias when the. front' port
, of a primitive human skull was
; uncart bed in a rave among-well
defined Musterum flint deposits.
! The -new skull is characterized
by prodigious ilevi-lopiueut of the
supraorbital .proutinences and de
pressed forehead as in a rhimpan
Kee. und conforms closely' td: the
Neanderthal Kuropean .type " not
previously found on the Continent
of Asia. - 4 . '
It was the excavation , hy the
lirlilsh School of Archeology - of
Jerusalem in a enve at Tubgha
near Tiberias that was r warded
with this, renla,rkab, discovery.
Pro f essor ft a rsi a ng, d ireiM or of
the school, witnessed the discov
ery, which was made by Mr. Tnr-ville-retre,
formerly of '. Oxford
nntl now a student of iheschnol
here. . -
Ixigftho Cflmp fleoh;ns
CCI.P CltirKlC, Or.. The T w J- ,
ada logging camp of Anderson &
Middleton 'Lumber company bus
resumed opera tlirtis and Monday
the first train or logs was sent to
the mills, at Cottage - Grove since
the shutdown some two months
ago.. l.alham mill, Jiist . south of
Cottage 'Grove, has been1 In oper
ation during this . Interval, how-
ever, working on reserves which
Wert Votd-derkertM 'earlier in thu
season.. It was announced that
(he Culp Creek ramp may not re
sume opeiuJioh for possibly two
monthsY.
j Caught applnR.
j Tirst Doctor "Tell me. Pop.
Have you ever made a serious, nils
jtake'in dlagnoHls-"-I
Second 1 loctor "Ys, once. I
(told a man he had n touch of in
dlgestlon. -AfterwurdH I found he
'waft rich enough to have had np
pencllclttH." .
$r $ 'fit tn'
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Sister Mary
Says:
breakfast Hlueherries wit ft
cream, cereal, thin crcni, soft f
cuoked etrgii, totisi, milk, coffee,
l.uneheuii t 'cenieii . kohlrabi,
brown bread und ' cheese sanil
wlchs, baked apple pudilllig. ifilllt.
tea. .
I dnner :Haket- hluefltth, bulled
potatoes, buttered heels, rticum
l.er Hiiluilsteafiled blueberry pud
dintft rye hn-ml, inilfi, coffee.
Kohlrahk in an out-of-the-ordin
ary vegetable that Is really most
delicious. li h flunk's to the cab-
bag family. If used when the
hum-like- rooia' are One" or two
inches in diameter the vegetable
is tender and nf delicate flavor.
Shniliietl Hlindirrry IMuhliiig
Two ciipa lUmr, 4 leaspooim ba
king" powder, 1-2 teanpoon salt. 2
tubU'spoohs fltiKr, t iirhh'.spiHiiH
butler, 1 eirtf, a-4 cup milk, I cup
blueln'rrles. 2 more fablespoons
flour.
Mix and ni ft flour, salt, baking
powder and sugar. Huh in hufter
j with Hps of fingers, luai egK and
.cut lino flour. Cut In mitk. Hlfi
extra llodr over lurries and add
to dough. Turn into a buttered
inohl, cover and steam I 1-2 hour,.
Serve with niolasses sauce.
Hotel Where Governors
Met Lincoln Is Doomed
A I .TOO N A, 1 'a .. (AP)-K I f ort s
are being made by local and other
historical societies io mark old
l.ogan House, which will be rul
ed to make way for a new . rail
road si at Jon. ' It was In a room
in the Logan House that the.- Cii
ion war Kovernors, in September.
lji3, met with I'reshlent Lincoln
and pledged lo him their fail!) und
support.
The meeting was Informal und
private, no written record of any
kind was kept, and newspaper re
porters were not present. H was
called to take measures for more
active support of the government
and resulted in the pledge and
the Villon. The pledge was sig
ned by 1 3 governors and endor
sed hy a number of others not ol
the conference.
Among the signers were A. O.
I'nrlln. Pennsylvania; John A. Art
drew, Massachusetts; Htehftrd Ya
tes, llllnios; Israel Washburn, Jr.,
Maine; Samuel J. Klrkcvnod, Iowa;
William Sprague, It hod-! Island ;
F. H. Pdrpont, Vlrglnio,: Pavld
Todd, Ohio; N. K. Berry, , New
Hampshire, and Aus'ilu Blalr
Mlchli-un.
Jfidsummet
Round .
Trip
Excursion
Tickets
To .11 principal
BiMlero Citi.a
on sale daily
to Sept. 15
Final return
limit Oct. 31
Liberal ttofioTer
prlrileies oin or
return lug
Visit the folk
"back East"
now while thm
15-An
farts are low
Low fares ntoo to
Zlon National
Park
mnd
Yallowaton
National Park
Ask for fr booklet,
dticriptivo of thcM
faniMiB retort
I. if. ki:i:ev.
AkvuI
Win. .Mi-.Mirrra,
(ifn. lass. Agi.
WWUl
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Best jDid
A well-balanced, palatable, easily assimilated diet that j
nourishes and up-builda. Use at meals, between meals, or j
on retiring. 'Endorsed by physicians for over 40 years.
Prepared at home in a minute by briskly stirring the j
powder in not or coia water, vo cooRing.
Safely
t'rtlllll
lo Our SIo lMil nt Hill .li-ffi-rwn Ave.
All SIiik'k Lrave fioni Thp- llally. -
i,i:avi:h r.A f.nArf. inn
Mrrpt9 A.M. I P.M. J:Ml P.M. l Similar. A M.
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Ili'IMit I'lMHio Main "99
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9 iHftiMi
A IAIFI'Lj IIICKK, ALU
KIUHT. Hut IIimi er
geant, Hie dw. mrcouiii Jlsffs,
lh famous niarliie corpi nu
rot. Mis fthw Ksterley la w
tlri, Ploiura taken at the Na
iioual .Capital Dt'g btwrf.
WOMI'.X PLAN liri1JINi
HKP.MoNP. Ore. Wo n of
Pehchutes county are contributing
to a fund to be used for creep
ing a woman's building on the
Deschutes county fair . grounds
here. The movement was stall
ed by the Ladles' Pioueor club of
Tern-botine and this organlKatlon
is carrying on the campaign.
The building H Intended for all
exhibits of PcsrluHcH county .wo
men and ; will .contain c pace f fr
these, an well as for vesl rooms
for women unending thu fair. M
will be ready for the fair thift
year early in October.
As the doctors tell It, he who
longs lo learn how to live learns
to live long.
1 M'jtqhk
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Do not miss i-'cttinjf oiu;!
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
IMione M-83
Safe Milk
and Diet
For Infants, Invalid., the AzI,
Nur.lm Mothers. Children, elu.
fa Snvaiidh
4-00 P.M.
Kill I U IIIL.IIIUIIIUU
CHATTANOOGA (Hy the Assa
ulted Press) ;- .The 4 'hittttinootfd
!ew In u slui-y published says the
memoirs of Willluntf leanings Bry
I an will be written by hill widow.
Th story says: ,
"At the time of Ms death Mr.
Bryan had started on t he framei
work of his recollections. He had
Intended to devote to the writing
ol this chronicle of American lire
lur ihe past half century, Ihe res
of Ihe summer and fall, a fid id
fact all the time up to htw letvitii
for the Holy Land In February of
IHL'U. " 1
Mim'.i or H llldHlCil
' He had dU'tateii in the rough id
his rierrvtiuy, W. K. . Thompson,
the first draft of six or seven 01ap-
ters of the ineuudrH. ' Tiomisort
now has these on yellow typewrit
ten sheets. The headings iuclndH
such' copies us the great common-'
er a childhood ami youth, the Chi
cago convention of I S 9 K, I h
Htiltimore convent ion. of 1 111 2, the
work with peace treaties while )m
secretary of state- und one' oi
I wit other Incidents in his busy life.
"These guide posts for his me
moirs, for according to Thompson,
they were more of a framework,'
niving (he general trend of event ,:
nil her than I he del ailed part ten-'
lari?.ed af'ount the commoner fiad
i vpeeted to make by amplifying the
first lira ft. were among the mater
ial which Mrs. Bryan will have at
her disposal for her task.
"Whc.u the widow of the great
commoner' passed through Chulta-
noog-tt Welnemlsy morning eii
route to A rlington with t he hlef
f her hltsbnnd. she (old frleniM
that she intended to give; her nt
teiition to these rtieiuoirs ih( soon
lis conditions permitted., Hhe aahl
she would be Hided In the writing
by her daughter, Mrs. Itulh nwfn,
ARE YOU--
Going' to .show up
empty-handed 1
85 nt the age
of 80 do
A matter wor think
ing: about.
UNITED STATES
IL
GROWTH
Means Quality!
And
QUALITY
Meann (irowth!
MEADOW
HARVEST
BUTTER
Sales increased 01.7
in June 1925 over Juno
1924.
BLUE HILL
CHEESE
Sales increased exactly
100
Gold Medal
Salad
Dressing
Sales increased 164.
Of the 30 distributors on
the Pacific Coast we
were (ith in increase over
last year.
It Pays to Huy Depend
able Products
Union Creamery
Company
One Lot Voile Dresses
.J , F.xrolk'itL viiluos of their fonwr price of f.6.7S.
- " ' 'Uwluml NOW TO $.1.83. '' f
Putmans
V Keady-To-Wear and Millinery
and the, hitler's lnisband, Major
Kcglnuld owen.
"Mrs. Bryan is a gifted writer
,tinl. i'ur Jiiutiy .years ajslsti-d her
husband in his literary endeuvors.
She is the aulluir of the biography
of Mr. Bryan which Int rudm-es ihe
collepted, volmue of hl.s i:peivhes.
Hh l also .the author of. the ac
itmnt of the Baltimore deinoi-ratlc
convention of PH as throughout
their mu riled life she wum in. inti
i.iule 1 unt il with I he innermost
detullH of . her husband's career;
'ivith the tram of thoughts leading
lo his node political drcislnns.
wit h his .significant con versnt ions
and with his correspond! nct and
,'flles.
i. "II is likely that her work will
he done nt Murymont, the Bryan
home at n'oeoanut Grove, near Mi
ami, Pin."
' Kindness always pays good dividend.
The services of our Interior Decorator are: at your
disposal, free of charge, and with no obligation on
your part Let us solve your home furnishing prob
lems for you.
CARRS
We Sell
Weslinohouse Fans'
I I. & S. Electric.
Snntmer Hotel ItldK:.
If You Wont the Heat
Bread - Cakes - Pies - Cookies
Bo Sure It la Mailo by Gnilllam't Elcctrlo Itakorj Eafetern
Ori'con'g U'adlutr Dread anil Pastry Bakora .
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
Home of the Golden Croat
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SERVICE
Service by allowin"; you to pick out your own
goods, in stores scrupulously clean, convenient
ly arranged and stocked with the best of every
thing the market affords; service by letting
you take one minute or fifteen to make your
purchases; service by the attendance of court
eous storemen, and service by selling you every
article you purchase at the lowest possible
price, because of our economical operating
system.
This service is (he real service which the
housewife wants. This service is the reason for
the growth of 1'IC.GLY WIGGLY in La Grande.
G. Washington's Soluble Coffee, small can .13
G. Washington's Soluble Coffee, med. can '.95
Our Mothers Hrand Cocoa, 2 lb. can '.31 i
Golden Marshmallow
Golden Marshmallow
Golden Marshmallow
Rosedale Sliced Heef.
I Holly Sliced heef, 8
Cohoe, Medium Red Salmon, No. 1 tall can 3.20
Libby's Fancy Red Salmon, No. 1 flat can .'V.
I
Life O'Wheat,
Whole Wheat
Better Foods Cleaner Stores Lower Prices
Prehistoric. I Wig I rallied
In liitcreHt, of 'S4-Ieiir
SASKATOON, , Mask., ( C) t
l'oNHil hunters of the- Hofal ( ih
fitrio Mitseum digging tliffi simt
m r In un unclenl bog miir Miin
dnrni Itv miles south of hTre. for
some tract f North ' Ajrteriean
(oe-hiMlorlc Mian, hiiv otVcted .ii
diaphragm pump on an J-le -ate. I
platform hesble the sw:Mi)p.
Thro lgh a Itose, the Valer
drawn ofr each day! Ait unknown
sperhs of.uutelope, a o.uanttly
huff alo bones und JndUn rellrs
been found. It was believed lhi
pool served as a watering plan1
for man and beast thousands of
years ugo und that In the lower
strata of Its sand, will be .found
Die imprint of the unknown North
American pre-historlc man.'
Half of our Uvea re ape.nl talk
h);r 'o people abont other peoide.
Phone 39.1-W
Syrup, 2 lb. can .2S
Syrup, 5 lb. pail ?.(''
Syrup, 10 lb. pail J22
VA oz. class
ii.2()
38
oz. glass
per package f22
Nuggets, per pkg. ?22
Beechnut Catsup. a
High Grade Catsup, per bottle ?,3l