La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 29, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday. Scptemlier 2 NEWS of SOCIETY Country Club . Dance Dated Thn UiOmmle Country club win :ivo tho first dance of the tioasun. Tuesday cvtninx, OotobiTti. The iiu'inbiTfl of the eomniltU'e sponsor ing tho danco are: Dr. and airs., Hay Murphy, Mr. and Mi-u. C. V lliugni-r, Mr, and Airs. Hugh V.. Hrudy. Dr. V. T Fhy, Mr. anil "Mrs.1 rlu-sn Huhnenkump. Mr. and Mrs, II. R Wi'Btonlinvcr, H. I Mut thowit, Mr, and Mrs. H. M. Houvy,' Mr. :ind Mrs. T. J. Sorot-fj.i.,, hr. And Mrs. W. P. McArtory, Mr. and MihA. W. Nelson. Mr. and O. I), putninn, Mr. and Mrs. AV. H. Hmi tr, Mr and Mrs. L. H. Norton and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hlt-grUt. ' All niouiltrs 01 iho Hub bavin? lurnrd in cards agreeing to partici pate lir I ho social proizruiu of (hi club arc invited. Members deslr-: itiR to invite ku'sIs are requested, to notify the chulriuui. In-. Huy Murphy. . Quiet Wedding Here Last Evening ! A quiet weddlnit took plnco Inst' Owning at 8 o'clock when MIkh Vio. li t Kyllo and Krod. I, t'reuson. lollt of this oily, were man-led al the liomo of the bride's parents, r 7 1 C 'berry street. Only meni brs or the two Immediate families were present. The He v. William Crosby- Hess, of the Presbyterian j church, officiated. , Mr. and ilrn. ('reason will make i their home at 18it:t Pnim avenue. . ; Entertain Thursday Auction Bridge j Mrs. Anna Pol kick and Mrs. Ein-; ma Grady delightfully em trtaincd the memheis of the Thursday Auc tion UridKo club last Tuesday tv.'hing at .Airs. ' .Pollack's apart-' men. I-.' Four tables were at play1 (Inline Ibo evening, alter which de-! (Irlous refreshments were served. '-Mrs. W. H. From an won high' score among the club members and & guest prize was presented to Mtb. rharliB Dunn, of Taroma, Wash ington, who has been a gmsi ot Mrs. W. H. Bohncnkump. j.When a man Is kicking about something be is usually kicking hlitytclf about. '. Another ovll of prohibition Is it hoop's the weather ft out being the World's most discussed subject. . Extraordinary value3 .jji Trimmed Hats, Trim- mings. Frames, Find ings. Satisfactory Re-trimming guaranteed. " House Dresses of dis tinction 91.00, 51.19 and $2.50 "ColumbiaUnit" Sweaters 23 to 50 Off WALUNG'S Mi merva Says We want all the men In town, both younB and old, to know wo are still soiling Arch Preserver Shoes, rte Biitnod to Bive tlm utmost In comfort anil looks. Your foot troubles will be n thing of the past a them. A new shipment just In. THE B00TERY CAY IIAYohx. M.'tr: Grouse and Deer Season Is Open 12 Gauge High Base , Shells $1.40 12-Gauge Low Base Shells $1.23 Rifle Cartridges in all sizes I have the kind that gets the game. F. L. LILLY Hardware rhone M-85 WALUNG'S li)2,r). Decorative V cannot ea unuloved much longer, but we will not want to because fa-lon hag audi lovely surprises In store (or us. noth these morlels show, the fancy cuff that gives such a chic finish to the tailored costume. BY KIKTI-.R MAHY Breakfast Baked apples . with prunes, corral, thin cream, broiled bacon, creamed potatoes, grahum muffins, milk, coffee. Luncheon .Stuffed . 'cucumbers, louKiod niufrin.', 'pettr Fslad, mo Insst's cookies, milk, tea. .i)innei Jfork Henderloin, baked potatoes, 'spinach, tomato and cab bage .';alud, chilled watermelon, bran broad, milk, coffee. Order the pork tenderloin 'Trenched." Cook the meat thor oughly, allowing three-quarters of an hour. As there fs no waste in tenderloin It is no more expensive ihan chop3 In the long run. SIT I t'K'l .MIlKltS Our cucumbers, Vt cup chopped cold ham. V4 cup boiled rice, umull onion, salt and paprika, 1 table spoon lemon juice, teaspoon each thyme, savory, sweet mar-joraii-tmd nutm g, 1 cup thick with sauce. The cucumbers should be five or six inches long. Pare, cut a thick slice from one end and scoop out the seeds with u strdng cuspoon. A thick solid, case should be form ed. Mince cucumbers , with mix ture and fasten the 'ends with toothpicks. Put Into salted boil ing water and simmer until tender, about 20 minutes. Urain- and swr vo with croiun, sauce. '" ." ,; "A Wonunr'b PablC' I'nK'er.tal water in which the cucumbers are cooked and Mtock Instead of plain water is or ton used. These chan ges add to the savorincsg of the dish. TI KSOAY. SKITEMIIKU 30 Mountain Time Stations. CNItlt, ltHBtnu, Can. (350). 8 p. m., Kiddles' bedtime story; ilc Quarriea orchestra. KOA. lx-nver. Colo. (322.4). 12:15 p. in., Hialto theater musicale; 3:3U, Housewives' matthee; 4, itshlon review: 4:15, culinary hints: 0:30, dinner conceit, Her-, bejj, Whlto and his Silver Slate I orchestra; 7:30, News-Times j uuneei u Pacific Time Hlnllons KPWB, Hollywood, Culir. (252), C 7 p. m., Children's hour by Big Brothers of KKWH; 7, "golf," Howard Uenll: 7:30-9, program, Western's Super-service Garage, Hollywood stringed trio; Mamie UfifU pini It,, Ifnliln.nn iin ! clarinets and piano: Krank Stev- er, baritone: Hill Hutch und J:uy Kellogg, jnzis twins; 9-10, pro gram, IF. I.. Crockett Hudson-K.-si'X company: 10-11, Warner brothiTS frolic, direction Charlie Wellman. I KGO, Oakland, Calif. (3C1.2). 4- 6:30 p. m., concert orchestra, Ho j tel St. Krunris, Vinton I.eFerrera. i condtictiiig; 6:30, "As a Woman j Thlnketli." Louis I.andls; 0-7, I dinner concert, Sherman,' Clay i nnd company; 8, band concert, I Salvation Army Western Terri- i torial band; Ensign K. HiBglns.1 ' conducting; 9:6o, itadlo I nreeseB." K. C. B., newspap r ' . columnist. KGW, l'orUaild. Ore. (491 1), 12:30 p. m., Kos City trio: 7:45-8 talk. Clark-Kendall nnd compnny; 8-9. 1 educational hour, George H. Burr, Conrad Broom; Rose City trio: 9-10, General Cord or chestra: 10-12,lance music, In dian Grill. KHJ. Los Angeles. Collf. (405.2). I 6:30-0 p. m.. I'ighton s Arcaue cafeteria orchestra. Jack Cren shaw, leader; 6-6:30. Art Hick 1 nian's Biltmore hotel concert or j chestra. Edward Fitspatrick. dl I , rector; 6:30-7:30, weekly visit of I Queen Tltanla and Sandman ' from Fairyland, Irfuis K. Klein. ' auto-harp arid harmonica, Uncle . John: 7:30. IJobs," H. M. Bob I ertson: 8-10, program. Newbei-y i Electric corporation. J. Howard Johnson; 10-11, Art Hlrkmen s j Biltmore hotel dance orchestra. Karl UurUiett, leader. iKJit. Sealtle. Wash. (34.4. 1:16 I p. m.. organ recital: 2. home i helps: S:3t'-10. Tuget Sound (at. I Ings and lian association eon cert, Henri Immski. director. KNX. Hollywood. Calif. (336.9). ' 5:30. SjI5 p. ni . WurliUT p'P' organ studio: Town Tattler: 6:15 travel talk. W. F. Ald.-r: 6:30-7. j Atwater Kent I'.ndlo orrhstra; I ! Taul Flrstl:i. leader: 7-S. IWn I ' Clark id his m Monica dance j i orclirni: -. KNX. . feature program; -10, program, nett- Sister Mary Says: Radio Wliy Young ypMMg. - J : g$My villi '''iu'i Dolores Conrad of, Sterling C(lo.. has tirl. She will represent the stale tt tion at Tulsa. Okla.. next month. , Gartamann, Inc., Oakland Six danco orchestra: " 1 0-12, movie night, Ambassador, Ray West's Cocoanut Grove dunce orchestra. KPO. San Praneipco, Calif. (428.3) 3:.'10 p. m., i'aluco hotel concert orchestra; Cyrus Trobbe, direct or; 5:30, children's hour stories, 13Ig Brother: 6:40, Wuldemar hind und tho Stub's Itcstuurunt orchestra; 7-7:30, P.udy Sniper's Falrmcnt hotel orchestra, WI5I lam Schwartznian, conductor: 8 9. mcsicale, Lincoln liatchelder, director; duo piano numbers, soloists; 9-1 U, night of Southern music; solos and monogues, Mona Motor Oil company; 10-11, Jack Co:ikleys orchestra. KTCI., Seattle, Wcah. ,'(305.0), 7-8 p. m., Simonds Saw und Steel company program. wkixesiav. si;rTF.MBi:n so. Moimtaln Tiiuo Stutioirs. KOA, PerlvoK Cold. (3?2.l(). 12:16 p. m lilallo theater imi3icule: U:30, dinner coricert, Herbert White and his Silver Slates or chestra: 7:30. V.oali of Knowl edge; 8. "Scientific Football." Tom McNnnmra: 8-10, semi-clus-sical and popular numbersr Jul ian C. Hiley and Frankie Nast. violin solos and ilfiet::: readings, W. C. Mount: K.ita P!ke. ptanist: Edward Wolters, baritone: KOA I orchestra: 10, danco program, i'aciiie 'linn: .stations, iKI'WU, Hollywood, Calif. 252). 0- 7 p. ms) Children's hour. Big Hrother of KFWH; 7-7:30, Mu tual Motors mirth contest;. 7:30 8, program, Bevnrlyridjre com pany; Louise Howatt, plano logues: Beverlyridge Hawaiiar.s; 8- 9, Warner brothers Byncopa torn, Barbara Bunnell, 'blue? Blnger; lingers' ' Hawaiian trio; 9- 10, Joe Marlln's fatuous. Studio Six dance orchestra: Violet I'res ton, soloist: Isbell-Hoyd Instru mental quartet; Harold Lord, basso; 10-11, Warner brothers Her Diamond Caused a Murder ifjc s i 'i Hit Mi ft 1 3 -! sit?' 1 Mr... H'jr.ann rriiwror ot San Antonio. 1i., fihnwvt hrr fi'in-T h island, Onris '"ranford. a diamond pnrHirrnKnt rln hfr ftanr. Hrpnti M. H'nl-jr, had ffivMn hr. A fi'iarrH r--nu)!d nnd "rvfcrl w'tw "frtously wounded. lrrUj offered Ti tticod, hrllvinir a tranfution oprntion miirht va- Cia-fotd Uff. but he died. Mrm. rniford U btlTig held undrr fU00 bond In connection with the slay inc. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Men Go West K-X- I ,. 1, : been chosen ns Colorado's ' "'.llesl the International Petroleum Exposi frbllc, direction Charlie Well man. V . KQO, Oakland. Calif. (3(11;2), 3-4 p. m.. vocul recital, ptinlls of Edwin Dunbar Crandalli piano recital: 4-6:30, .Ilotol St;' Fronds concert orchestra, Vinton Lril'Vr ra, conductor: 6:30,. Mr.' I'i-lt: 6-7, dinner concert. . KGW, l'ortiand, Ore. (491.6). 13:30 p. ill., Kose City trio: 7:46. bdoli reviews, J. K. Gill company: -fi-9. Gordon Onstad. Western Glutit Cord 'trio: 10-11, concert, . Sher man, Clay and company. . KHJ. Los Angeles, Cullf. t40.r..2) 6:30-6 p. m lighton's Arcade, cafeteria orchestra, , Juclt (Ton shaw. lender: 0-6:80, Art Hick man's Biltmore hotel concert or chestra, Edward Fttzpatrlcll, ill rector; 6:30-7:30. .Radio kiddles hour with Dick Winslow, Juvenile reporter, -Mickey Mcliau, scroon juvenile and bedtime storyVby Uncle John; 8, Dr. Mars .Baum gardt. scientific ' lecturer; 8;30 lHj30, program, F. 11. Miller, homo of Mlller-lzed ' service, J, , Howard Johnson: 10:30-1 1:30, Art Hickman's Biltmore-. hotel dance orchestra, Eari Burtnett, leader. KJ It. Seattle, Wash." (3S4.4), U: IS p. m., organ recital: 2, liomei helps: 7-8:30., Sears. Itoebiick ' und company: 8:30-10, I'ost '111. telligencer studio program.' JvNX. Hollywood, Calif. (336.9). 6:30-6:15 p. m.. Wurlllzer pipe organ studio; Town Tattler: C:15, travel talk, W. F. Alder: 6:30-7, Atwater Kent Itadlo orchestra, l'aul Finstetn, leader; 7-8, Am bassador hotel concert orchtstra, Josef Ilosenfeld, director; 8-9, program. Mutual Motors, Inc.: 9-10, program with a kick, Her cules Gasoline company with Hercules orchestra; slill, Elmer, Mnndy and the initio; ln-11, hour of danco music. ' ' ' KPO, San Francisco, Calif. (428.3) 2:30 p. m., Duke Koinaku's Hoy nl Hawallnns; S:30, fashion talk; TI- warpricesM itLiV ' I O I" -Sf I "Permanent" lS- : ' ' 8 v- 4) Sewer ip 1 la Culvert a H-.-C 4 - H L ii lis 1 . i j H well-liahted8tores 'I A MERCHANT ho S lVlWV W fc 3 :rr::tTc7L'tu jg ySSi septic tanks f Sv 1 j I Srer800d'"" ndldlthera c yffqjr BUILDING BLOCKS !! I , II That meant h con givt I j3 f xST OAX'Ti Ur " 1 : - , R you bttur values. j'tfl tyf , bANU , fe 1 I Thu tip ? Ton I S r.PAVPI I II 1 e j g montt. And u m.T m.k. J E4 EuT UIWVTXTlLl II E . j V maMV for iht merchant i RJI Gr ' - 1 1 4" . tir a ca . .da. No chum K Ml GUTTING THIRD LFALFA CROP COV1-: (Speeial) The luiil stdvui of last week, wtileh d inia ged the croa here, wuh ToIloweU by a rrcst. ' , t.. J. tMiadwlek is hauling lum ber -from 1-n Clninde to build u i-huUeii lionse on hla. farm north of Cove. . r. II. Jehn.'jon fs cutting hU (Itird erop of uUulta huy. A. I Jieekrr beuun hw fall ul-wl:ii? la-st week. N. I. Ktght 1h digging ditch )re na1ii(ory tu piping water to his rami liouse. r-H. 11. Avery wiw here last Sat urday and took hta Ktoek juflh.g Uunl eonslstiti of tlotdon MHIh, llonni-d (;as.-tet and Alman Oeise lo, the Wolf iretlc grange l-'air. fills week thi s;' boJ judged :it County , t:iir und next week ih;y will attend the Stale Kali- at Hal- em.: Jjeonard Ingham vlHited at the T. i. Johnson larm Alonduy. . J'Jroy lieeker is attending Bcbool' In La Cirande thin wlnler. C. S. Aitken urrlved at the J..r. T.illu home iMumluv for a short visit. , .Clark Martin miff Mdgar I'erry, of Hallway, on-gim Ktupi-ed over to viit at tlui J. It. Tiillfii- liomo hei"e on their way to the IVndle, ton liouml-l'ii. J. M. (Janwet lie eomi'aitieti them to the. Uound-fl, H. J. liaker and family attended, tlie Itound-lj) nt 1'endleton while visiting relatives there. Clifford .Klght went to work' at nownuin-Hlelm mil in l.a Grande last week. It. J. linker nnd VI. T.' IJosweli are rounding up n rarload or frtt Hteers for tho l'orttand market. . Ira." Nelson Klght and child ton huye returned from'tludr vialt iu her. sons lh Hayiuond. ' 'J'he report a plen.simt trip, . ' ' T. 1J. Johnson nuetionod nt a, pujillc Bale nt .Summervllle" yester day. Mrs, Johnwon and mother; Mrs, Sarah Thompson accompan ied him as rap as I-a Grande to upend the day ahoppln'g. 5:30, children's hour, lUg Broth er: 6:40. Wnldemar Mud and the Htttes Ifeslnurant orchestra; 7- 7:30, Kudy Heiger's Kuirmont ho tel orcheofra, William Schwartz man, conducting; 8-9, musical presentation, Atwater Kent art ists; 9-10. Goodrich Sllvertowii Cord orchestra; 10-11. Walde nmr Lind und tho;Htats ltes t fin rant orchestra, i . i KWSP, PiTllmnn.' Wash. (348.6), 7:;!0-0 p. m., Vay Kerns, .mczKO- . soprano; "Washington Hub a Kino lauding Place Jn Crop Yields," Prof K. O. Sehafor; book review, Alice JJhdscy tobb. ' Hoiiioliorty 1 niwn,vs. netting larnied about sotnt-thlni;.-' " - "BITTER LIGHTING , : fMrnw .. ' ""mi coloratura. boprano, ,,.,..,.. -muh82 P'J 8 J ' Tonclici' o( Slnglnif, and uvallablo 1 for Concerts, Coaching - S? -fnr Wim LrtfO WM 1 ' Trios, Quartet, and Choruses, 'y, .', 4 ' EFMil mm " m&lffl'l tfr'Wvi ' ' r"P" ' 0BC"r 8"cnBer ttnd YwUmon '.Jrlimh.:;ew York tj. j 2i j.syS mJm.silS I 1 for over 1 1 Iffe" '-''' : -' ' : ' '- - ' -ia k r . m t 111 . f M:K - a ii ! XQv W u 3 all IK S,m -mm mm IX t.iw H 13 whowlll..l,u.toc.mp.,. H K S, t , Sj hlh,heln with ike nmxf K H i S.B mAA litT lha ai. 13 mmmt a . . . s s H II. & S. KIcctnc TheNew Church l' j - -C-r ' -)1 Ai . a coat." or ji.iiuo.uuu, Uocnir 4N .' Y.I Buptistsi havu built UiUi church of 14 stories. ' It contqMw 10 ic'tal) utorea, 25ft offices, unl foUr room' for1 ''church purposus Rev. Clinton Vunder sayn churches tn ritles must build such lruylurua. t ttM wish lo May In . thir buililcsu '!'.. ''. district' ' H KGTjA,; Cuba, (AP) lfand cfnhs In groat numbers invade thlfc clrv overy evening shortly ' after sunset .crawling through the nlreet InHhe lower section of town ;:,1 Kcjireh of f?crapa' of garl.igM 'on which to Teed. . As a result; tho af fected sections have the appear- anre of a childless municipality. Authorities are unable to exnluin their prt snre. n Island City Oregon. iRich Enough 1 ,.; at :lr I For Atiy Use: i "f- v m . ir mi - i 5 IflSEMaiHIMIBESSS ; Putrra Where Styles ; -In Ladies Rcady - To aw yen Would I, ike OffU-ial i . Vart lit r.ltH'liou of Judge SKATTI.K, AP) Contending that tint average lawman does not know.the qualifications of judicial j i mdldateH, the WaHhlnglon Stute liar1 association is p r o p o si ns amendments to state election laws w hereby members of t he legal profession could indicate their preferences' iu eundldalea for the bench. Tlie proposal, which originated at u recent statu convention, would not interfere with the present me htod of voting members of the as sociation expluiu. After tilings lor judc shlp.H have been made, the lawyers would take a vote on the eunldutes and ' make an en dorsement., TM,h recommendation would be printed on the ofrielal tmllots umh'r tho name of the ap proved candidate. Tho association believes .. thou sands o fvoters would be gullded by the endorsements, A counter suggestion, proposed by a locul newsiaper In u liumor ous vein, would exclude lawyers 1 10 m voting for judges on the ground of prejudice. (.ennan 1,'ntvcrslty Hli alters . Age-Olil lOilm-nthm Tradition l.lIPSlC. (AC)-The first Ge.v man professorship for calisthenics has been conferred by the l.etpslc Cnlversity on. lr. Jlermunn Al troek who hus bt'"n an instrttelor of gymnastics at the llerlln Stadium.- - His appointment virtually revolutionize . the , time-honored tradition or a thousand years, that uaiversities were soely intended tw mental education. For the new professor of calisthenics ia not a mere appendix,' but a fully ac credited member of the faculty. Fall and Winter Blankets Open an Account carr's LA GRANDE CONCRETE Page Three"': ... tli.K tans Predominate - Wcar and Millinery Ii:iIJN, (AP) AV.fnareaseih the number of ' deserted : bublel prompted the. Union . Commlwdo. nem o ftrder that finger-prints bp taken o fbubUn under tbrcr-monr ths o fage who are dlschqrg' from the maternity boupltal I'elletatown . Tho action was !n- spired by a letter from MIhs Ti& Can, a woman barrister, wliu polijU erf out that mieh a aehemo would facilitate tho police in diseoveiy the mother or fuster mother of ai de.sterted child., .:,.t- 'r - -; - C-v - A-L- - I,; Oltl-KiOX 'I'lt VII, FOX l-'ARSI, ( II. V. Smtlli, 'iip., '. I,n (trniKle, Ore. . Vo liavo but two ' recoKnlMi anil . Stamford . slralim or Kllvr4 Kuira. . TlM-y ain tlio l'HI.VCfi l:lUVAItl) INLAND strain ami tin! I.NTKKIOIt ALASKAN strain. , I have hntli, and nil .ire iefrlst'reu lilirebieil slm-k. ' This Ik a nnturnl t'ltmato for silver rs llu-j- tlo leal well', while a lilue I'ns Is white when In lis ufttlve it'b:ion (Art'tli retC" Ion), their fur lias Utile value when raised I Ills far south. PIPE CO. I PHONE MAIN 120 II II : !! II I i