La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 26, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, November 2f, 1925. THE GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pago Five- Local News In Brief Visitor Hiro Yehtcrtla.v Among the out-of-town vlHltura In lAi (irnnde ycalcrday wua Lu Yon MorrlH, of Union. Homo Tor TluinksKlvInt' ltusseil I'rlco; who 1 u wtudent lit tin I'nivornlty of WuHhinglon, at Heatttlc, la liome for the ThunkKlvin holiday. 'J'w Hre (iainc Mr. and Air. Colon It. Kberhard and two children went to linker to day to sfc the ltukcr-l,a Grande football KU-ino. They plan to re turn home for Thanksgiving jn, ner this evening. immobile Accident Two cars, one a delivery ' ear. came together Tuesday evening ut the Intersection of Adunut and Kim Hi rev t. No one was hurt and the cars only slightly damaged. In roi-tlfiiul for l'anukgivm Miss Irene Mienecke left the first of the week for Port land, where he will upend Thanksgiving day with her mother, after which ahe will go to Heuttle. Washington. Mi. Mt'Kciizle Improving . Mra. Mary SIcKcnzie, who waa operated on ut the Grande Honde hoKpitu) several days ago is report ed to he getting along nicely. Mrs. McKenzie makea her homu ut .Sumiiiervllle. At I laker Today- v'v Alr. and Mrs; H;. H. llnghea, of Pendleton, und Mr. and Mrs. Clau de Nn.sh, of. this city, arc n.t Baker today. , They will have' Thank. glvlng dinner with relatives there. YMtiiig Sister Jlero . air. Und Airs. A. W. Eauinuii ar rived in ln Grande last evening roin Wlngvllle and nro visiting here with .Mr. Baumnn's sister. Miss aiarjorie Dnuman. They will return to their home about . the last, of next week. Going Home to Celebrate Mr. and airs. B. 1). Kunk. of Huntington, .stopped in La Grande today cm their way home to ccle brato Thanksgiving day with their family, fullowlng a trip to the coast. Stop I ji Itoiitc lu Portland Dr. Mather and his son. of Boise, Idaho, were guests at the Koley hotel Wednesday en route to Port hind, where they will spend the holiday. Commissioner Levcus 1 1, re William Levens, slate prohibi tion commissioner, stopped in La Grande today pa his way home, from Pmitand to Htikcr. where he' wilt spend Thanksgiving day with; hie family. 'I'd Itlf-hliiml ttw UnlLl...- : h Mr. 3ind Mrs. oils Palmer mid iheir two sinull children will drive to Itlchlund. Ore.. Thursday morn Ins to be the infests of her people then. They plan to return to La Grande Friday. To linker for Tluuikwivins - .miski-b wiuona layman and Elisa beth Gurrlck are golns to BuUer tonight to be the gucHis of rela tives there for the Thanksgiving gumo and dance. KiK'iidhix Holiday lu Port land Mr. and Mrs.. Grant r'oglo went to Portland lust night to spend Thanksgiving day with' relatives. Srr. Kogio is muuagcr of the llyan Krult company. ' - Visit Denver llclathea Mrs. K. J. Greeves and her daughter Edna, arc guests over the holiduy at the homo of tho former's parents In Denver, Colo- Spend Thankvivln Here- Misses Minnie Mitchell and Ut ile. Asbury, both of whom are teachers In the. school at Joseph, havo registered at th Koinmer ho tel for a Thanksgiving stay. Slops Hero tor TtiankNihing M. U Barn en, returning to Fqr land from a . trip rast, stopped. In La Grande to spend the holiduy with friends. J; : f- , . . Idaho Visitors Arrive- . ; V . airs. M. Zeiger, he.r daughters, lliuh arid Ailelaide, and son, Floyd,, all, of Payette, , Idit.i accompanied by Hay Stephens, Of Vrulthmd, Ida.f arrived : Wednesday"' evening for a few days vlU at the home .of Mrs, .Zjlger's dniiphtor; Mrs.: Bcu luh Williams, 131 1 N orenue; 1U' turned lYom the Cot .', : air. and Mrs. W lit Oliver con tinned their journey to Twin Fall. this morning after spending -a day In La Grande on their wuy. homc. from tho const. lA'ft iMst Niu'.it for Portlsod' -1. . Miss alary Nenl; who l a teach- nt i.l .VninrnrlflK -ni 111 1 .a. flnimlA last night on her way to Portland,!! where she wll spend the week end. She will return to Knterprlso in time for school again .. Monday morning. - .- - Here For Ilodlday alias Kuphemln Wallace, who Is a student -at m, Krances Academy at Baker, arrived. In La Grande last night and is spending tho holiday here with her parents. To Pendleton For Tliankglvtng . ail.ss Kthel Bockwond wept tn Pcndh'ion litst night, where she is spending Thanksgiving dny. . . Home From Hiispltal - airs. It. A, Bhinn, who 'has. ben sonm-'tlmet' f'e'turrwd Io-ihw homo ut Joseph .yesterday., Mr. Ktiinn. Thanksgiving 11925 "Some hae meat and cannot cat, And some would cat that want it; But we hae meat, and we can cat Sac let the Lord be thank it!" UOUKIIT IlL'ItNii. Clint's Clothiery llinr th tteMi .liTn.,-l, ill I. It. S. TnlMTrnU'lc. lmi(Jn3't .ViMCiiilnr 30 came to La Ornndo touccompariy her home. They visited Tor a few days at the home of their daugh ter. Mrs. Torn Fleming. At Msrvllle Tulny Mrs. Nellie Hpeneer und daugh ter. Miss Irene Hpeneer, are spend. Ing Thanksgiving duy itt Marvllle' with Mrs. Spencer's brother, Fred Jennispn. , At Pendleton Today Mrs. F. ;. Williams und daugh ter, Clara, left last night for Pend leton, where they will visit rela tives for three or four duya. Hctnm Prom Kent lie- Mr. and Mrs. Lyn Hashrook have returned to I41 Grande .Ufter a honeymoon .trip to "Seattle, Wash ington. Mr. and Mrs. Hasbrouk will make their home here. , Here for Thanksgiving Mrs. Grace Damon und two sons. who now make their home ut Wul- I la Walla, Washington arrived in j La Grande yesterday and are visit - i Ing today ut the home of Mia. j Damon's mother, Mrs. Ida M. But-1 ledge. . . I Sir. Coy Here W. II. Casey was In Iu Grande yesterday en route to his home at Portland, lie visited his son. Wil- lium Casey, here. air. Casey for- merJy lived- in Ui Grande and has many friends In this section. 'White Cargo' Something New in Theater World Theatregoers of , today demand somethingMic und the. eternal cry Of producing" managers is to find that. something: Leon Gordon well known writer of "Whlto Cargo" which Van for over 3 years in New Tork. to capacity . uudlcnccs at J)alys 1'heatro and duplicated its sensational success' al the ort Theatre Chicago and .The Play house London Ims succeeded in hitting the public with a play which is entirely different and the mere, fact of its continuous runs it-these cities Is proof, of the merit of 'the attraction, "White Cargo" Is laid on the West coast of Africa and depicts the .efforts of the white man who trie to. civilize a country that de fies Ills heart breaking attempts to conquer the jungle with Its shining sun. that not only rots all vegetation and' Inn nl mute things but also .rots their minds and mor al fibre. It is a fight against lone soiiicness'nnd Homesickness, wit h (the ever constant fear of the "jun gle getting you. "wimu largo contains a faithful reproduction of the customs and trails of African characters and deals with tho ln- ter-ndullonshlp of the white man with the native womun or us it is called' in Africa "Mummy Julaver." No' -expense has been spared to ninkc- '"White Cargo" ' tle out standing hit that It Is and thea tregoers thut demand the best in theatrical endeavor will find In this attraction an evening of uni que and novel amusement. . "V-hlt1 Cargo" Jh coming to the Arcade Saturday night. J CARA NOME SKIN CREAM Is in every way a Beauly Cream. It Is used for ini'S sage to smooth out the llna und wrinkles, and should Irt left on the fuce when retir ing to act us a tissue builder. You should use Cura Noiuo Skin Cream all through the trying winter months. Price ... $1.00 Glass Drugs Inc La Grande, Oregon ThanUsgivinjr Day, Here, Deserves Consideration (Continued fioin .Psge One.) Now, about the things you should do; they, of course, are just -opposite to tlte things you shouldn't do. 1 . ' As : you' walk about or luuf around during tho day, stop now md then as well as here and there. and think of something for which you are thankful. Bight uway you can be thankful It is Thunksgiviug Day Instead of Christmas.- if it were Christmas. thut would make, two of them tills yeur, and all the bills for last yeur'B Christmas not paid yet. Bo thankful it isn't the Fourth of July. If it were, you might be go ing on a picnic. The things for which to be thankful might be placed in two groups, one for each class of peo ple, men und won ten. The afen's Group. aien can be thnnkful they don't have to murry someone with Whis kers, like women do. A man's wife's face -may be dirty, awfully dirty, nnd still it won't scratch. Perhups there urn five- good, firm, rcul, solid reasons why men should be thankful this Thanks giving. I'erhujis l hero are Hi; Who knows? TVlaylie tin-re are the'su'ine number for women. Let's see; A man should be .thankful be cause; ' I. lie. can walk tilong the street and If he hen rs somebody cussing about something he can' fitrorc maybe' sonn-lhine neds cussing about, llti doesn't have to gel In sulted ut what somebody else thinks about something else. He can have a shiny nose and yet be happy. :t. He doesn't, have to run to (he frnnl. window to see If the mun ringing the bHl across the street is a bill coll-ctor on, a sheriff, lb knows from personal experience the chanceH are It is both. 4. He can .blame his wife be. cause the dern kids iek up more rueket than a tribe of Indians, und why doesn't she null crying und do something about It? r. A man can sll down In a chair n lit prop his feel up on any thing as. high up us they will prop - IP HE r?MEUJ 6 ALIUS HE COOUO BE4 FOR. THAT- and will soon know he is alive Ihroiigh orders from the kitchen. 1 li. lie can spend the itiMiiriiuce money nnd let his wife tell the col lector to come back next week. 7. He never has to decide If his hair should be bobbed or long. K. He can grow old without considering It a very serious crime. i. He can smoke a pipe If It w talls'taol nupuenu will slay lit. There ure nine reasons why men should be thankful Thunksgiviug. 1'or the Women. Women should be thankful just because. 1. Just because. There are nine million reasons why women should be thankful Thanksgiving lay. LA GRAXDERS CELEBRATING TURKEY DAY irontlnucd from Pure One.) val Ion - Army for n Tlinnkiuilvlilg dlnnt r. That didn't Ixiy u turki-y, tnil tli'- ni'-nu inchidfit rot Hi chick en, munlicd potato m. . jrrt'cn ik-iih. pn kh . fruit ftiilud, iumpUln pit und crr'i, Siilnllnii Army Active ' The Halvation Army njnd l-n fnmilh h vhof- ludlduy proM CtK m-t'iui-d pri'tly dreary und provided for vnch one a banket rontiiinimr chicken, vetj tiihh'B, ch um d und rnnh fruit and Jellies. A dinner for Ihe officer of the uttriintzntion und th Ir fiunl1l fi will entertain about So perMinn nt the hat In the afternoon when the chartt.ibl" wirkn of the tiny hnve Ixen performed. Mm J. K. Sot tT, and lur two dauhterH from I'nton. will lf umonc the gnrin. Then in the eveninfr a fiHeti ktrvlc-: V ill Le I M " I'.u V. L. John ton, formerly a aielhouisl Kplseo pal elder, us speaker. Ills topic will bo "The Sufferings of Jesus." Halvation Army alugera will pro vide tho music. , Thanksgiving day will be much Hko any other duy at the county home near Island City. Asked over the telephonu yea terduy If any preparations hud been made for a special dinner there, n feminine voice responded in evident autpnau, "Why no. This is the county poor farm." A basket of frail and candlos will be delivered there tills ufter noon by friends who believe the day should present u ray of chu.v, even ut the county . poor fat m. Patients lu Gel Turkey. Turkey with all tho trimmings" la' ready to serye at tho Grande Hondo hospital. If the patients happen to be on u diet, us most of them are, they must be con tent with the "trimmings," un cording to the superintendent. A last-mtmito hope of turkey dinner Is held lorlJi by the Wim;, Fin and Flcctfoot club, which an nounces a shoot at H o'clock In the shooting house at the Lone Tree grounds today. Both turkeys and geese arc among the prises. jx Grande will be practically deserted this uftcrnoon wln.n boosters by hundreds will cheer the Tigers to what they hope, will bo un. overwhelming victory on the Buker high school gridiron. banquet und u dance will ho, the greater part of the crowd ut Baker for the evening. Another dancing party will ut tract devotees to the. gym nasi 11. n at I'nlon, where the Athletic club Is playing host. For the lovers of old-time measures, there will be a dunce ut the Zuber hall. And several groups will dunce ul private parties. DOLLS WILL BE GIVEN TO LITTLE GIRLS (Continued from Page One.) over to the office five dollars for each that Is to be delivered by mall and nine dollars for each that VACUUM CUP Jennings & Shumate Itiilck . Sales ami Survive. I know they'll be perfect '! ihe things' I bake 'with ' " Sperry Drifted Snow Flour That's the joy of using Sperry Drifted Snow Flour I cfln be sure of perfect results every time. In the 12 years I've baked with . it, every sack I have used has been of the same wonderful blend. That uniform goodness is Sperry's greatest pride. ' I've seen with my own eyes how they protect it with scientific lab oratory control with special methods in their big modern mills and then they test it every hour of the day by our method baking. I suggest that you use Sperry Flour for results you can be sure of every time. t, P. S. Have- you nny cooking problems you'd like help in solving? Looking for some new menus? Or party "ideas"? Would you like a net of the wonderful Sperry Master Recipes? Write, tellinR me just what you wont, and I'll help you, reo. Sperry drifted snow Flour STAR Art Acord In "The Call Of Courage" A tiuo-to-lifu Western filmed in thu West with thu famous Universal Knnch Hidurs. STAKTIMJ I KIOAY Buck Jones Is to ho delivered by currier boy. und she will receive her Christ mas dolly. An nd today tells about It, . A good many grownups are go ing to use this way of giving a III the girl the happiest Christmas she ever knew. Being sorry for yourself is wast ing sympathy on sotmi one you know doesn't deserve it. Turkey Carving Quite A Problem for Father (nttnup4 from Po On.) drumsticks. . , ' The plntter should be 40 placed thut tho breast of tlie turkey will be at the left hand of the carver. This Is important. Follow Illustrations '. As In illustration No. 1. Insert the curving fork firmly midway of We Buy for Less We Sell for Less MEN'S WORK SHOES Moccasin toes, chocolate brown. The ones that look well bnd wear well. A full stock 52.95 MKN'S DRESS SHOES High , grade, Goodyear welt, in three styles ' 5.1.93 :, i "' New York Store DESTROYERS OF HIGH PRICES 1 Hear Webb Ghvmcii tit L. I). S. Tnhernacle, Monday, . ; .Xpveinlbcr iM - nF.LI.FE TIE GRAF, Pirertor, Hprrry Mmne IWvire Biirfnit. Dept. 040. HI C 1. 1 if or mi St., San Fwiii-itco Today the breast bone, plunging it deep. The fork must balance the turkey on the platter while the disjoint ing and curving of thu breast is accomplished. No. I Make a sharp downward cut through the skin between the second Joint and the body on the side of the turkey farthest from tho carver. Cut through tho flesh and akin ult tho'wuy uround the Joint. ' No. ft With tho point of tho Unite, find the socket, then with a quick outward turn of the blade tho thigh is severed from the buck. This removes both of the leg Joints j al oiiu lime. 1 No. 4 Tho procedure In No. J 1 is followed to remove the wina, j culling straight down between the ; wing and the body. , No. 5 The legN and wiiiks should be placed on u sld" plutu tor curv ing later. No. 6 with tho fork still firmly grasped In thu left hand, cut the breast In thin slices, beginning where tho wing was removed und slicing parallel to the breast bone. No. 7 Now remove the fork from the breast bone and separate tho second joint from the drum Mtick. Cut this meat lu slices ami servo a slice of white meat and a silcu of dark meat on each plate. To ltemove Stuffing To remove thu stuffing, ntuku a sharp 1 incision through tho skin und servo with a lurgo spoon. L'nles5 a very largo party Is be ing served, only one side of the turkey Is carved for the first serv- WOOL DRESSES )'(r ji-ss I him you cnu buy Hie miiliriiil unci muU' llui ,! WOQl, til;ltil;S, JKKKKV AMI l''l,A.NNl;l,S Fdr lrls :t to 12 yciiis. I'rkvil SH.OU lu lfll.60 ; Art & Baby Shop IlciiislitchliiK ARCADE ONE XHillT ONLY . SAT1'1U)AY Curtain SENSATION OF Z CONTINENTS 3YEARS-DALYSTHEATRE NEW YORK LONDON J YEAR ' f t J' C0RT THEATRE CHICAGO r A f A VIVIII I'l.AY OK I.OVT. I.N Till-: TIMH'ICN THK CRITICS ALL A(;REK! "A t'lomlhiirsi of Sciisnlhmiili.mii''. "The Itest Tiny of the Si-hmiii" "(rent, o yihcr WimiI Will lh" , "Thculci IteH4Mmdcd Willi IIiiituIis" "A WoutleiTiil llny Tnie lo Life' "Then Is Thrill tit id -'Hchinl(nn hi II".. "A slice, of Idfe You Won't Toi-Kid" MAU, OltlH;itS riEM'LS: NOW Ihilcony, iti;ci:ivi;i - TODAY FRIDAY Arcade ALLAN DWAN .' i. il ii m WOVo IhIIMhIUH IU L. NLWS I AliLKS MOM) AY "THE DARK ANGEL" MEN'S WINTER CAPS $1.09 Waim, cumfnrtuhlV Cups for the cold tluy to cuni. Judge shape, made from nil wool rubric. 'Hie color is brown; fur-lined our tub. Tho prhx is very low for this high-grudc Cup , , l.lU Hear the Welsh chvmcii ut lu l. S. Tuhcnutclc, .Monday, Roicmbcr U0 1 60 STORES THE uuu ing of plates. After the plates arc served .the turkey Is turned cut sido down against thu platter it ml the carving knifu and fork are placed together' ucross the end of the. plntter until, needed. llltH Adams Avenue. "ICvcrytlihiK I'H thu Itnhy" Stumping - lluttony Covered - 1. M. Threads 'NOV. 28 at 8:15 1 .y.';,(, yJffr ' '-y i ft- 1-JF J K ' 1 I X3h "STRONGER MORE LOOICAU PLAY THAN RAIN'V.f7cejr-aw ;...N. Y. Ilenihl ' .....N. V. Tiihoiio X. Y. .News , X. Y. Anierlcilll CliUayn i'rlhune ..('lileno Anii ilenii t'htcao I'o-it Irfiwer Himh. ami S2.00; 9I.AU nihI Wl.nu; Ihikcs, a.Wl. . riu tu A (lii.lint; (ham ii of i'iiliu lleacli Socifly with us the peachiest peach on the headl.