La Grande evening observer., August 17, 1925, Image 3

;. Monday," August 17,. 1925.
THE LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page. Three
NEWS of
-Ush Carrie entertained tin mcm-ht-n
of the Island rily i;riif;c club
Thurmljiy tilternoun at h-r home In
JMuml City. The liume. - wsw tit
Irucllvely tlffuralt'U wi'.h buuqtiolu
tit' beautiful tlinvt'iH of the hhumou
uiid ilinintf Hi- ;ul'Tiuun ilnve
tables were at play. Mrs. Gilbert
itimtcr wuii high score. -
Al Ihe t los,- or l lie play an ix-i-'-llt-i:i
two course luncheon was
Ki'IYeti.
,lii. Oscar Thompson uus hot,--Ki
In the Kivi-r.siit' Lu.ihV Aid
Thiir-idny afternoon at her luu.ic.
on North 'm street, liecausr of i
tin' i-uiii storm u: m.uiy were pn r
eiit. hut ;i Very itrit. tin;-; Uler
rmoii wan Hpent. i' !
Ai'It-i' tin- business Kcs.'siun the 1
t:in was Mjiriit tijfUillv Mini dainty j
i e reshmeiits were Herved. '
Announcements
Social announcements nmy
Ik; pniitctl in iiu.. uniinu
of churur. Any iiinioniui'iiifiit
pertaining to uny functions such
as eookctl food salt's, eU, will
be refits I. Announcements, to
be minted tin; witn day, must
be In society, editor's hands by
:00 o'clock.' News editor's
note,
l;erjuse u" i m- m) urni lh.- Lulher
ili Ladies' Aid did not mn i Tiiuts
iay iih planned, l..iit will meej
Thursday, Au-;uMt 17.
,,,., ti, ,,,, n (
Tin ntiiele in KulurduyV. society
coluhm' 'hY iVfereiiN-' fr' "ft ' hVidjre
jiarly Riven liy Mis. .hie ( rr TIiiiih
. :ay afternoon, was an error, due
'o misinformation.
Work to he stnilcd mi ev
Amcrlcnu school in linlaria
SAMAKOV, (At') 1. lioy I.
Ost rander, principal of the Sum
okov scliool. cond'.icted y, vVmcr-(
lean missionaries, is hopeful' that
work on the new school buildings
on .'.ho outskirts of Sofia will be
co'iinu-need next spring. His hopes
hre basd on favorable reports rc
' ceiceived from America.
It is unliKety now that the re
moval of Robert College to the
slopt-s of Mount Vilusha. in Safia,
which had 1 en t-.ikt n of, will talio
place.
It is explained that Robert Col
eg: alt hit ugh somewhat hurrass
ed by th.e TurkisJi jrovcrnmeiit Ls
receiving beter trealmeiit than the
other foreign schools In Turkey.
New Fall
SII.K AND CREPE
DRESSES
Priced for Quick
Turnover
FALL HATS
Just Received
S2.9.- to S10.75
Lovely Hair
i made most lovely by
frequent a ll d careful
mareelling. Nothing la
quite SO PUCCeSfcful lo
producing a charming
appearance.
i'hone Main
for
nn appbintmcnt,
Geist Marinello Shop
Sotnmer Bldg. P4ione M, 677
Minerva
jWALLlNGS
li , .
'WALUNG'S
Says
Pat in Slippers and opon
vnmp Pumps seemed to be
the most appropriate foot
wear Thursday afternoon
durln the rainstorm, as the
water runs out ns fust a it
runs In. We are Milne
ome of these at S1.91 and
2.0 A. Try them.
Many women did. and say
they are fine. No rorn pads
to be tited with this stvle.
Iir. SchoM'a Pfdico Toot
Soap Is highly r commended
to remove dead tdiln. pers
piration and evfti dirt from
your f-et. Try It Just once.
liny a pair of ladles' or
Men's Slims and ir.'t a frc'
phot ocra pn ot yioifHidf f ' ee.
THE ROOTER Y
l ontumr nnd M(w Only
SOCIETY
Sister Mary
Says:
Hreakfast Halted pram, cod
fish pui'is, graluiMi muffins, mi lit.
coffee. j
! Luncheon Salmon timhalea.
creamed peaB." four cretim drop '
cooki n. apple sauce, whole wheut
hrud.c milk, tea. I
I tinner Slewed chickens with
tiny onions, now potatoes in par
sley butler, stuffed tomato salad,
inuple mousse, Kporifje cake, whole
w Ileal roll:., tnllk, coflep.
j 'i'iiere ure lots of delicious things
' to make when the cream "turinr
or the milk sours. . The cream
makes t lie usual amount of tdiort
. cums unm-cesaary ao butter is .tv
1 c.l.
The nour cream drop cookies
faro good tor a picnic or afternoon
i tea. All niitK or all raisins or
dat s can bo us-'d or these "good-
ier." ran be omitted entirely,
i Koiii- t'ream Orop Cookie;
One-third cup butter. 1 cups
i ".a-, j otf.cs, i teaspoon soda.
l!i cup "heavy sour cn-un, A cups,
ii.-m. ti-aspoon s.dt, :t teafpuons
, baliitiK powder, 1 teaspoon vanilla.
v it-aspoon finnamon. cup rai
sins, nip nut meats.
''i-ani I ul 1 1 t ain beat m KUuar.
j A'l'l eft-s well be-Hoii. Mix and
jsift flour, salt and al;inr powder.
InsMolve soda in sour cream and
add alternately with dry --luffred-
i- ins to first mixture. Add flavor
ing raisins and nuts finely chop
P"d. 1 no by spoonfuls onto a
bull. -red and floured baking sheet
and iKike twelve minutes in a mod
erate oven.
TI IOSDAY. AIT.fST IS.
Mountain KlniKlard Tlmo Hlalloas
UA. li.-nv.-r, rolo. ti::to
p. in.. Ilirlurl Whili' mm Ins
KiliT ytat,' k orcliestrn.
I'acil'ic Sliinilanl 'I'iiiM. stntlmm
KI'IIA. Hi-nlllt'. Wash. (4&4.S) 6
:45 p. in.. Pacific Stales Klcc-
ii. i i
tfic coillliiiliv; i;-4;i-S:I5,
liepartnient store program; S:.ii
10. Times .studio program; 19-11,
Kddle Harkness and his orches-
" ,. .. . ...
Kl-WIJ. Hollywood, .Calif. (252),
-7, ! m.,; children's hour, Big;
lirother of IvKWHi-Jiifl, program,
Western Superservie- garage; -3ft,
prosrum. U. 1 Crockett Hud-
sou company; Ht-11, Warner,
liros. frolic, direction Charlie
Wellman. with Warner Urua.
movie star as guest announcer.
KCJO, Oakland. Calif. (3(11.2). 6-7
p. m., winner concert, Hherman,
Clay and company; S, grand op
era music, San l-Vanclsco Opera
company; Pacific .Musical soci
eiy; Mrs. Charles Stuart Ay res,
1 "resident'; popular orchestra,
(iirvin IkuicI'm California Col
legians; Harold Moore, tenor;
a:f. "Kuillo Hreeze.s" K. C. li.;
l'i-l, Dwight Johnson's Hotel St.
Francis dance orchestra.
KC;V. J'ortland. ore. (4!U.fi), 9-10
p. m., (leneral t 'ui-d orchestra;
H)-i l, Herman Kenin's Mtiltno
inah hotel dance orchestra.'
Kli.T, l,os Angeles. Calif. (405.2)
5:.10-l p. m., J-rfdKhlon's Arcade
cafeteria orchestra. Jack Cron
shaw, leader; ii-(;:3). Art Hick
man's Kiltmore hotel concert or
chestra, Kdward Fitpatrick. di
rector; i::;;o-7:3(, weekly visit of
Queen Tltania and Sand man from
Fairyland. Louis F. Klein, auto
harp and harmonica: chas. l'fl
Ife Hill, readings; program,
l'"it:;gerahl Music company, ciaire
Mellonino, concert pianist; 9 -Hi,
program, Los Angeles Railway
company, L. A. liy. orchestra,
L. A. liy. Hawaiian quartet; lo
ll, Art Hickman's niltniore hotel
dunce orchestra. Karl Hurt net t,
leader.
KNX, Hollywood. Calif. (33fi.9),
f : :ci-G : 1 fi p. in., Wuriltzer pipe
organ studio; ti:l.r. travel talk.
W. F. Alder; ft: 3(1-7. At water
Kent Uadio orchestra. Paul l-'in-Ftcfn,
lender; 7-7:S. dinner hour
music; 8-lo, KNX. feature pro
gram, arrange.) hy Carrie Pres
ton llittmeister; 19-12. movie
night ni the Ambassador wil h
personal appearances of stars,
Abe Lyman's Cocoanut drove
dance orchestra.
KPfi. San "Francisco. Calif. 42S.3)
:iti p. m., Waldcmar Llnd and
the states restaurant orchestra;
7-7:3, liudy Seiger's Fairmont
hotel concert orchestra; S-ft, Pa
cific Coast Women's press as
sociation: !-Hi. program, Claire
Harrington; Jack Coak-
Jey Cabirians.
KTCU Seattle, Wash. (305.9), 7-R
p. m.. Simonds Saw and Steel
company; S-y Northwest Prod
ucts night. '
are
are
act.
now
ter.
waiting until time;
bettor before they
Others are active
to make times bet-
One is a producer, uVi
other a consumer. Roth
help to make the world
what it is.
UNITED STATES
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' Radio
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Gupid Wins; Another!
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No matter how
Kicut a chani
pion a follow
may be, there
always ont;
.can niaku
him V3
lake ' the count
that 'a Utnlel Cu
tiistent winner.
ills latest victim is l-iovi uu liara.
aspirant to the flyweight boxing
title. La Eara, is down to hwtt
Trankle Genaro of New York this
month and immediately after the
match he'll marry - Mies La Verna
Stark or Los Angeles, a classmate of
his In high pchool. Photo shows
Iitlel und his bridc-to-bc.
Ciilmu Almor
Wins Honor
1'iot I'ariii'lntti.. Jiinii
HAVANA. (AP) Licnlenant
Oulllermo Mariull. the Cuban uvi-
,ator V'ho on July 4 made the first
porachute jump seen in Cuba from
Cuban army airplane, has been
(decorated with a military merit
medal and two Huvan newspapers
have started subscriptions for a
(uiul to feive liim a house. ', '
.! Martull; flrt asked' President
Machado to auihorize him to take
up an obsolete plane on May
icuba's independence day. "t ri re
:to II and drop in a parachute. The
nreiddcnt ihoiiKht this too risky a
A
;iunt and disapproved it. Mar-Jlo
lull then requested permis-slon to
make a jump from a plane driven
rz 'J
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111 rM? f-1 vhv t - E
& vt' - ' 5 Ms., v 1 4 t - g
OflGiO- r. nr 'it! v, r tr i.i ir im .miik.h.i-, imiiiiiiius. p. j
"Mother o( Sorrow " linocitd in rini ren n(l. it e rC.O'0 M
taken to loi Angeles, ivln-ic It U valueil al thousand- ! dnllarn. 0 im
jj"v V The Di4lur huh oh in ted in Die itiitea'nlh -entim. It Is on
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1 " j crtt'rti'ln at the end of the w"""
some old friends, Mr. and Mra.
hy a pilot. The prsident approv-j Wl1 .MUllJ.-.eu, and sou' l;aiph, .t
cd the iviiuest and. n a. mark of ; H u,i,.ill oJ- ( nlvetsity of M'ss
respect lo the I'nited .Slates, set )tlr Their home Is in Powell,
the date as July 4. ' Wyoming.
MartuU droppoo from a height ! ( m,.: l. 1. Anderson. Mrs. J. F.
of about 4. ""li teet lilt the Ctiilf ! J 4an. M is. C. i:. Luwson. Mrs. Nel-
of Mexico. A swarm of small,
crati wer
slatioiie off
shore to
effect
jllick restrMe.
Applo throwers l-'Ko 'es
HOOi HlVflH. Ore. (Special).
I The Apple (i rowers' association
'has announced the following wage
scale for Hie PJO.iippie naresi.
Day labor, men. ft cutH an hour;
women, 2." cents: sorting. $J..ci
J a day. ,';
to :!' cents f ii
cuts u lios;
u bo::.
hoir; ptciiing.
packing 4Scents
11.1 vfri.sT r-'
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GOVE SCHOOLS
10 OPEH SI
OOVi:. (SH'clal Si'lionl will
open - pleniiM i- V ( 1 in tin .Cove
l'ttriei. The faculty cot'sls's of
Prof. . V.. t'oad of North Powder,
Mm. .1. I 'li t. !ier, C.nc. XltM I oro
Ihy l( Mean. Kivcrhoi, .Mrs. J.
Mills. MihS 'Thelm.i Murpny. Miss
(Sraee C.'ett,-, M is.i 'V iol I I'.ionlil,
'and Mis. H n-ii Cmikiin, wiih oiicj
.ae. a'. iHuce in the Hi;;!! .Melioot. I
I All tr.e fr:i.le tea
i Hie high s.'luHd
! t lleh llullll H 111 ( '
' ,1. I,. Ciiderwvi
' Kht. r. Mihs blu,
i the h.n.ie st
T. C. Ib iiy Mir
i left Tn. sdav f;r
1 tlrand Valh C
d
and Ids ib'V-
Who have b -t it
. Mr. and Mrs.
the p;.St t'luilth,
I heir l.imut in
'(dorado.
Mr. and Mis. I-Ved ilarrts and
family of Portland av Cove vi
' s'Kus. Mia. tl'iris' mother. :.Its.
: II. White, will return to, 1'ort
i laud with them.- Mia.' White has
r beoii mii iuntid for several months
land hinco iicr otuin from ilol
: l.aUe .uialoiiiifa . utmte rnonlhs
J auo iris lieeu tin ij. r e:tre oi i
II. C. Ill, mi..
Sh
will now
daughter.
be
careil ur by ii
M rs.
!i;ix
M rs.
her
lilairl::.
i .!SS l-'loi eiiee level's U V
1 beell til" glL .it her st.-l
J. I I lean, has return d
J.LlOUle IU Netidle.
Kd iModeeil.- ! lislrl. I Attn
Vale, Uic'ion who.ni'ide
b.iMiu
Ier;; trip to Halent, oil
paid a visit to iV.s old '
ami Mrs. A. M. Daniel:
I ILs two daughters
his reiurii
rielid;;. Mr.
In! t ovi.
eonipaii'ed
him lo the Capital but
..pell! I he llliie V. ll ll fl
Cove.
.Mrs. Win. ?diirray .i
to In i- Sunday Scloud
Wed n. aday ufiernoon.
his wifn
tids in
Allea .vljlh; in campmvr
ml wi
the I tiloa i:
Srollt.s up Valll'
1
, uJ,j R '. H"l' Will
ii,. j;.
and Mrs. W. Hre
slu ars, alti ll.l. il I hi- annual incct
ini, uf tlii- I'ni.l -Mai reins of t!n'
Ka.strrn .Star l.oili,'.' at I'nion on
Tins. lay, AiiKlial II. Tho of I'lji'l's
for thin asau'lalloa culliM Mlin
"Horn II. Kchllkc. I'nsl Matrons
Cluli" w.i'.- cli-cti'il as- follows:
Sirs. K 1.1.1 1.'. Islnnil city, rrcsi
.lent: Mrs. K.'rnon, linker Vlcc
l'l'.'Si.l. nl : -Mrs. I'.'liroil. Hal;.'r,'
Si'iT.'Ui y: an l Mrs. Wall.T Cork,
Cnier.. TreaMirer. 'I lie amillr.l
, the,- for I run will lie ii.1.1 at
Cuve ell Hie :ir.l We.lnes.lliy 111 .Inly.
j Mr. ami Mra. J. Fletcher enter
! tallied a parly of frleiidh. tpiUe re
j ceiitiy "I ihetr home on t'1' hill
I side. Jn the arly were Mr. and
I Alii?. Clii and three children. Mr.
'and Mrs. (leorge ftieby of Milloi
Or. gun and Mr. and Mis. K. K.
Kirk ot WeitMT, Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. t'lnrance lleryford
'are caiupiiift on the ilinaui.
j" The fartners arc all busy with
I i he harvest. The grain is ripe
and in fino condtitou and Is fall
ing rppldiy, no) into t nc golden
"I loader boxes' of the preeut, or
H(evcs of the pairt but Into the
Into the uruis of tin. "Combine"
tiait leuV'H It threshed and s-icked
ready to 1h hault d to the ware,
house.:.
Spilzbergcn Villages
j Ivust as rncndly roes
VY-A ALKHt ND. K I n g 8 b a y,
Spitsbergen. t AJ') To talk lo
NorweKians about King's bay is to
invite trouble. They insist the
name cl' Ihe settlement is New
AaliNiind, because it la owned by
U Norwegian Coa' Couipan, whose
heaibiuarlers ttiv at the old city
of Aalesuud on the west coast of
Korway.
There Is much good-natured , ri
valry between tht two Norwegian
i s. ttleineiiis. Ixmg Year Clly ami
I iy Aalesuud. The former boast
j the most northerly church, the
l laltei- prideti ilHilf upon the most
j northerly railway Jn the world.
just below the 7'Jth degree north
lit Hade. The ft miliar Hound of
la locomotive whintle jireuks the
I A.rlb" stillness with an errie effect.
; The (raid; is only a couple of mllei
i long', and cnnm-cls, Ihe local mine
. wltli the pier. . ,
There is not n Iree In the whole
; of Hpiiy.horgen. but botanists say
that there ure 1!tu species of flow-'
eriiig plains to bo found in the
short Arctic summer.
Al Ny-Al"mind were the only
Txmnde of carefully tended Kru-
'i'wo mounds on the. bleak
The
Paris
Is now located in its .
new store, formerly
6 'c cu p i e d' by Ash
Eros., tvith'a full
line 'of' the' 'latest
Full Fashions' in La
dies' Ready-to-Wenr
and Millinery.
We cordially invite
.hi the public.
B9
a
head la ml behind which
sen's pvdar te apl ill -
Amtind-
helleied.
cover ui-cordin to im-erip: iuas.
the remains of a ytoing iiiorher mid
a two-year old child.
tine senses tragedy at the sight
of these two loii. i)' grava, b.it it
is difficult to ceil. iti!iil- Hie
himdrcrjii of nuiuol.Mx cpi gravi s
fiiithfi- north on Ihe island uiih-
$h it- Qg$s
The sei viccs of our Interior Decorator are nt your
disposal, free of clmnc, and with no obligation on
your part. Let us koIvc your home furnishing prob
lems for you.
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If You Want the Best
BreaiJ - Cakes Pies - Cookies
Be Sure It In Made bj Gnilllam'i Electric Dakerj Eastern
Orouon's Lf ailing Bread and I'astry Bakera
Gwiiliams' Electric Bakery ij
Home of the
-7
Is A Business
No pui'chasiiifT jiRont in a business of
fice could hold his job unless he kept
abreast with new products and the prog
ress of money-savin;; merchandise.
Women are the. purchasing agents for
the home. They can always do their work
more, efficiently by knowing of new arti
cles that save money and time; that add
new ease to life.
The advertisements tell you of these
products. They are reliable sources of in
formation that keep women abreast of the
time.
Head the advertisements. They will make
the business of running a home easic.
They will save you money and assure faith
ful quality in all that you buy.
Advertisements tell you what is
buy and where to Ret it
ROLLINS HOSiEBV
Miles of wear in
$f.oo . 91.75
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lln sufferings of human 1 in; :t
who perished In tlies! Arctic v. :.:
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