La Grande evening observer., May 08, 1926, Image 3

Saturday, May 8, 1926.
tX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVES
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NEWSofSOCETY
MEXICO'S "PRINCESS" A FLAPPER
Danciniir Party' to .
Be Held at Elks' Hall
Members of tho diuinhcr . . of
commerce ontertulnmcni committee
will act aa patrons and at roiiMawk
' ut the (Inuring parly ut Ihc V:iks
tfiuple. this evriilng from 9 irelnrlc
itO 11:30 till CVUIllllK, OOIII)H.'l 'i'..
'in the. vlnltliiK lic.Moluy boy. . jk
f uniono. feature or Ihe purly is Unit
? tha ..local boH arc tu brlnsr lli.-.lr
jrtrl friends lo I ho '"'' out will
'nol dance, leaving this pleusnnt
.duty lo llm visitors wlillo Ilia
.tlmndo hoys look on.
; Tho chamber of commerce, nj
, cponsorlnir "io event -Jultrr-r M.
- Ijiirsen Is chatrimtn of tho feature.
: Patron mid patronesses will' In-Jt
I Mr. mm Mrs. Holgcr M. Larson, Mr.
iinil All. A.-W. Nelson,. Air. und
, Mrs. Hurley II. ItU'liai ijpon. Air.
-ninL Mrs., It. J. Kitchen, .Mr. anil
Mrs. Itnymoiul t. Williams. .Mr.
and Mrs. Krunk 1.. Lilly, .Mr. and
Mm. Wnrd V. I''owlor, WIhs Mar.
'? Rnrot' Anson, ; Heorotnry KarJ C
licynnlds i, ml president v. T. 1'tiy.
i " . -I . -
. Eljf in Woman Hostess
At P. E. O. Party:
; Members of fhapler I. P, H. Ct.,
were delightfully entertained v
terd' afternoon by -tho KlKlh
members of tin; chapter ut tint
liom or Mm. J. K linler at Klinn.
: The llutor home : wus hcniitlfullv
decorated 'Kith u vurlcly of lovely
. xprfnK1 flowers, yellow and vlillo,
't the P. K. O. coIoi-h, prodonilnutliiff
fin the color scheme. Twtiity-five
fetlloH from iJt Givnde were in nt
' tendance.
' Mrs. I fay lllokland had charge of
tlm afternoon's program. Sho re-
viewed tin? book "Typhoon" "uy
f'onrad.
- The hosteHscii. Mrs. UuVr, Mrs.
II. J Shoemaker, Mrs. T Dcnhum.
Jliu. W. K. Ilrownell and Mm. 11.
It. IIiik-, e,rved a dainty luncheon
.' during the observance, of n, social
I hour.
- ,
Carnation Club
Entertains at Dance
'rite flr.iL dunee to lit Klvon liyj
liipi lii nnl Ion rlnli.of llu; Hegri-n of
'Honor I'rolocllvp -aMOPlnllon look
plnrr- la.st ovrnlnK' nt tho Mormon
.-; nintlttf'inpnt liall. A )nrK( nntnlior
4 of moniliorH anil their Jumnanrift
IMeri! reHOnt anil enjoyeil dunclnif
from until 13 o'rloek, when tlm
I eommlttt-tt In rliurKO w rved ru
. fl-i'Khimtntii. , . - -v j,
i- The bull, wan pn (tlly ilncernted
! for tlm oeriuloii' vrilli many Ihjii-
Mtivln of nooKonul llowi in, floor
lump" and eiiHlilonn.- .A tbree pleoo
orelietliu, eoiiipurd OC iuii Jliutt,
Andrew Ixiiiey Jr., and .l-jvoreit
UoHt'iilHuiin, furnlNhed excellent
miiNlo fop tho dancer, n l i'i
- A, comniltlen. of . Mrs., CliarloB
Wule, Mrs. Wuruer, Mm. . Jtnhert
Ciirey and Mrs. Juek II lull wore In
eharne..
- . .;.
P.T. Association
Elects Officers
Officer for tho iisuinff your
wflro - clec.o yvttfn1y afternoon
when tho Willow I'areivt-Toachor
QHHOciutlon met At tho school for
tho lant meeting of tho Koanon. Mrs.
Itohoj t AU-xun4tor wan ?UotJ preH
Iilent or the onranlxatlon for tho
i nrw vc-ur; MrH. John HateH, vice
proKldont; Mi-m. It. H- Ciiiinlntcham.
xrorrtary and AIik, Charles Iou
hon, Imwuror. ' Tho. HOjwlon wum
pivHldoti ovrr by Ar. H. 1. lllrch.
OutKOliiff 5roHidPiiti '
DurliiK-tho propraru hour M.ni.
kvi'lvn Hcnnoit'H pilplla .prHontod
a lit tin play entitled' "Halfchlrk."
.Mr.i, Carl O. llelrji, ilLstrrt vlre
profildonl-.of tho Owjfon associa
tion, icnvo an IntcrcAtlrifC talk tHI
h' or the .working of tho Htulo
r-'iront-toaoho.r orfcanlzutlon.
After roll call Mm. lionnottV
room wom presented with -tlic plant'
for tho roiualndor of tho whool
term for havinjf tho lartfowt mini-1
bor or parents In attendnnrc.
As a final number on tho pro i
gin in Mtvs Tlclcne l'rlco played a !
piano olo. .... I
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R1 J fSt
School News
lly Muriurtr Maalre) ;
Nenbir Miink ltny
At Bevel) orloeV TtnmlMy niorn
lutr Blxleen cum wended ttielr wuy
to: Indian t'rcea wltb Mr. ' (ttinp
hell'n ear In the leail. A flno. ptr
nlckiiifr pUco wuh reached at 0:3t)
u. in., und Ituniedlately iluim weri
inudo to upend the iluy. unjoyuhly.
Hhort: lilk.'M, . roiiteatu, exploring
tiinl Irw.i'lliiihliiK conutttutud the
main eventu n( the . lUya. lUnni r
wan nerved ut IStHn i. in., umld li
tthower of ruin, hut Ibo iitudont
were Rood uportn and onjoyed a 1H
t It- rain iiiIxhiI with llieletee-crenin.
The cum had xllRht dllflculty lu
deMCtrndliiK Hie moimtuln road due
to tho rain. Nevei'thelemi, the ran
urrlveil home III limn for n wurm
inenl mid III plenty of time to dls-
eilrw the duh lldvelllllro. r : . :
Miss Krnesltnu falleu, 19, : doiiffhter or President Oolleii of
Mexico, 'Is touiini; the fulled Htates. . Thin, photo was',tuJen In
New Orleans, where uhe udinltled she lu u fluppor bnd 'Hold she
is proud of it. . " ' ' ' t
safety l1r- 1
It Is fur lietlcr . lo pluy nufo
I huii to pluy n harp", ror lire In the
htuke of all camlcMWess wild Mr.
Williams, of the O.-W. It. 11. tc N.
who icave n brief Ulk of aooidi-nta
lu to carilef.Nness by. Incompet
ent driven, lie depleted u niovlatri
picture "llnmbllnK With : lxtil
which showed an ularmlnic..' iium
bir of iiseleuri .aecldeiils caused
from incapalnlily or run'biaMieia,
Van Winkle Decides I
Judtre's Jurisdiction1
BAIJtXT, Oro, 'Muy ; (AP
JukI1iw of tlm puuoo aud county
judiri'M do not faave juruHllctlon
over caaiHi of violation of the real
eslute brokers law, says nn opinion
of Attorney General Van Winkle
In reply to nn Inquiry by W. A.
Mullen, deputy Mule, real palate
commissioner. Jurisdiction la vest
ed In the circuit court.
Another pplulou holds thnt when
the real eaiate commissioner has
revoked the llcens.vof u. reul estate
broker after official InvesllKallon
ho cannot reinstate tho . broker.
Milk would be a fine drink If
could he prohibited.
rommeivlul teachers of tho l.u
Uraude hlirh school, aro glvlnif
tests every day In order to RVt the
students In prime rendition for tho
final sp.ed test of this school
turni.' It Is IhoiiKht thul (he tests
will be Riven some time next week.
Wv. tloetirau KH-akK
In an assembly 'Ihursdf y mnrn
Inx Palled for the puriiOKt to an
nounce l lie lie.Molny ' convention
here, (ieorRe T. Cocliran spoko to
thn siudeniH kIvIiik the l Moluy
orranlxutlon honorable mention.
Hay Lynch also spoke, usbinv the
students to open their hoinea to
the vIsltlnK members and to lend
cars during- tho convention.
.Musi Common of l'"oot
Troubles
Tho most i common foot
i troubles with, which we come
'' In dully cniiTucl lire: tired,
uchliiB nr tend e r feet: 1
weak " or 1 liunliijr ankles;
weakness of the Instep or
' ai'eh, c:tu.nif broken-ilowit
uieh ami rijil foot, corns,
callouses, bunions, crook i'iI
tins ami excessive periilra
tlon. Proper treatment mid
enre will correct Iho cau-'io
of these Iroubles, und re-
S store the (not to iinrinul
' comforh 1
THE BOOTERY
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Radio
An
Egg
Is only as good as
it's cooked. '
Cook them
Electrically
they're better.
La Grande
Electric
Co.
1412 Adams Ave.
Announcements '
Social aiinouiiceipcnrs may he
printed lu tlila column free of
dinner.. Any announcements ner
tnliilng In nny muutlons nncli an
cooked fond sales, rte.. will to
refused. Annoiintt-menlH. to to
prbiUal the name day, urn?! Ih)
In society nlltarV tisuii li :U0
o'clock. News editor's nolo.
Sister Mary
Says:
The Parkh.lo club will bo enter
lalned by Mr. Minnie blip her ut
the lioino of her daughter, Mri
Clyde Iayis, 2S1G Second street,
Wednesday afternoon. ; MrH. Pavin
wilt usHlut her mother as hoatoHs.
i
The WeHtminster Koclnty of th
Presbyterian - church -will meet
Monday evening' ai tho. .home of
Mi-h, Karl C. Iteynolds, i:04 Hov
enth Htreet. . . t , ,
, , .,.. t , ' v
The an mm. nieotlnr of tin; Vo
men'H MlNloniiryf'Hoclo(y of tho
Nassire.no cliur.eli wjll bo held Wed-
ui'xtiiLy aiiurnooii 111 z o eiocu ni
home ol'OtrH. rant HlniH. . Thn
eloellon of of floors will take' place
at tho meeting-.
llreakfiust Ktowed flfrwj oerotij,
thin eroum, I'reneh toast,' innpln
aj'rup, milk, coffee. '
J.unoheou Cream of spinach
no up. toaxt sticks, onion sand
wiches, pineapple buvarlan cream,
milk, tea. , :. :
Dinner T'alunked shad, buttered
axjKirnfjrus on toat, cherry salad,
maple. niou&o, crip;,ntit cookies,
graham bread, milk, coffie.
If you don't know the delight of
onion sandwiches you are mlsHlnff
intich. Mlnoe n Ilermuda onion und
let. mi and" hi ice water for thirty
nilnutoH. Drain ftnd dry between
loweftf. ' Hprlnldo wlH a bit of
tiumii, salt and pepper qmd put be
tween lliht hIIcoh of buttered' rye or
whole whont bread. They really
sound too simple lo be tin tfood hs
they are. - 1 . .
I'inenpple Havarinn Cream .'
One pineapple. 1 eups sug-nr,
' 1 Vt tablespoons Rrannrated ffola
, tlnn V cup cold water, cup boll
j lnff water,. 1 'cup whipping crcum.
wuiicH i ejfw. .! ...
Pare pineapple and remove eyes.
'Cut several even slices to use to
garnish mold. : Cook in a thin
simp for twenty minutes. Drain
and chill' and arrange around the
sides of the mold. f Chop reinalnlnir
fruit. There should be from two
to throe cups. , Add boiling: water
and sutrar, lining the Juice of the
fruit ah well ma (he pulp, and brlnir
to the boiling point, Let boll five'
minute. Add to tot pineapple and
Htlr o way from the flro until dis
solved, put the, pan containing this
mixture Into' a.luriTe .pan or Cold
water, let stand untltSc.ool a.nd be
Klnntnff to set.v Fold In tho whites
of thu epffH boat on until stjff. )et
Htund a few minutes' and fold In
cream whipped until stiff -and
sweetened with f tab It-spoons pow
dered sukot..' , Turn into prepured
mold and lct'-stand three hours or
longer-1 Uceone cbllled and tlr$ty
Canned, bjVieapplc can be use d )n
place of fresh.. ,Jn this event the
fruit will not need to He cooked.
tCopyrlffitaf'-. l2tl. ' " XRA " Herv.ce.
Inc.)'".- ---i; ; ; '
Pmotkv rr Com i iimoonMiit
' Tho fflco clubs aro praetlolnjf
several selections that will prob
ably bid farewell to .the yrnduat
llns class of 'K6. Amottff their niim-
bers are -Hky Aght for Thy
Winffs,' Hmart; "Mammy IJltle
Plffeou,M l'Mrrls, - 1
May iVsts are i;iretett
Mlrat Davis and' Miss
IN4 ptrwon ho ms. 'A wont
lo d wlo snt wnffk'iml," an'
I fcpec U' M Hittit. Uier wm-
I innn to thn I'Mntly Wlmtly
Wo' attm tip Mitnr cmwl
XotkH, nl vxrty tiny tu4
Mnuo net onti M Nhii.
' . NEW CZmZMXl , . J"
Bramiereo -r CorcclctL
1 ; Newest and Latest Style.
7Sc to i
, PUTMAN'S
Exclusive BeadyToWear and MStry
. TOHNAIW) C1IM1.KS
s OK.Ml'I.OHK. Okln. AP). 'Hia
freek Indians made thetr captUI
bore because 0y tboturat It waa
liniiitiuo from tornadoes. Such
dlaturbaucea drrtc4 the dty wrtb.
put affectluif . It ycaterduy,
. HI.UIINKR ntVM ' -PAN
FltANCUOO, iUt I. (AP)
-Wllllaut t. tfrady, (eseral up
erlntendent of tho Hubert IMIIar
H. 8. company for tho pant1 tra
yearn, died auddenly at hln koaaa,
In Piedmont today, lie wan on.
of the best known niurlne entlnew
era In the, t nltcd Plates.
Runimer'n when we . qult .cora
plalalnR about thn . coal dealer's
scab and start kicking at h Ice
cream uian. , v.,. .;
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KCN'HAY, MAT .
Mountabi Ktandanl tlnir Stations.
Kl'l, iM'AlUTCles (18-111-IU2kc),
10 a, m., services; 4 p. m..
IJeverly Hills Commtthity church
choir; 7. (rrebet and company pro
gram, string- ensemble; 7:30, Jim,
Jack and Jean trio; Oogo HelaiiRor.
soloist; 8, Aeolian organ recital; 9,
Ituy Gill and Ills Movieland 8nco
pators; Lola Olll and -:Mort Tien
mdn and hts tike; 10, Packard Six
orchestra.-
K(i, . Oakland, ml. (301. 2m
8:t()k ), 11 a. m., Trinity Kplscopnl
church; 3:30 "p.. 'm.. -vesper; 7:46.
Trinllv Kplscopal church. .
Kf;T, Portland, Ore. (491..-nn-
Alukc). 10:45-12 noon. Church of
Our Father, I'nltarian; 7:30-9,
i-'lrst Presbyterian church; 9-10,
Chevrolet symphony orchestra.
KI'KN, Pasadena, Cal. Ctl.l.nm-
O.'.Okc , 8:45-9:45 p. m., Maryland
Arllsts' ensemble. ' - ' - -
KTAII, naklaml, rl. 2a.in-
ISSOkc). 9:40 a. m.. liihle lecture;
I'l, service; 7:45 p. .-, m.. ' service;
9:30-11, concert .
nt'nXKD SEI.K TO DEATH
LOS ANGfcl.KS. (AP) Hecauso
he wus out of work and despon
dent, Alex Itaproff 40, a carpenter,
saturated his clothing with gaso
line ami set fire to liimsHf w-blle
his wife and five children franti
cally tried to prevent him from
lighting- the match. He is not ex
pected to live.
89 cent
Special
Best value I have
ever had in White
Enamel Ware. All
large pieces.
F.L. LILLY
Hardware
Main 86
Striking Hat
tatir. Hop. Crtwn wor Oil. MrlMnt
rann felt hat with two uat.la at
adackar frMo laaUiar whan ato
New Beauty In
Wall Papers;
. Housewives as you make plans for :
your spring re-papering we want you -
to come down to our Store and see
the wonderful selections of new. pat- v;
' terns we have to offer. The very lat- V
est in a wealth of designs and color V
combinations are here. ! .. '.
20c TO $2.00 PER BOLT '
Noah's Paint Store
Credit CARWS No Interest
Tho Standard
laundry
j ,l Cleans Clothes Clean
Jhrmti Clothes Perfectly
If you want the most satisfactory job
of i Cleaning and Pressing you have
ever had 1 . jli
V:i!; :: : :- Send Them to U.
Standard Laundry
v:': .Co.
4'f
QsOltr Cleaners
Flwne Mam 56
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La Grande Was Once A
University Center -
Opinions differ, however, as to Uie exact date when
the Rev. II. K. Hines opened the B)n Alountaia Uni-vei-sity
in Old Town. There are also crmffieHnir Btat"V
ments in regard to the number orijdnuOy enrolled and,
indeed, to all subsequent history of tjite little bcIkwI
of a vinionary man. Can you offer definil facts or
suggest where they can be found? ' -,.
This is only one of many questfrms that rises with
the effort to gather together and ptirpehuite authentic
stories of Eastern Oregon history. . Any information
about the early life of our pioneers or th develop
ment of our country will be ftpPrcitd.
DR. W. T. PHY,
HOT LAIE, OREGON
at the switch! L : 1 1 X
To raader tha
moat dependabla
aad eaurteoua
aervtca
To tha creataat
possible number
of. people '
Attheleweat coat
oonalatent with
(air wacca to tka
labor and capital
employed
Qlvtnc and
deserving fair
treatment
To ba a factor
In upbuilding
ihl. community
la tba objeotlva
of tbhi compnoy.
You press the button and on fiarii tb liftU,
the motor on your electric washer begins to awn,
the electric range, or toaster, or pereotator fives
immediate heat. si'i !' ;",';
Any lime. Your Electric Set-vie never sleeps.
This is not by chance, however. '. Your switch
biings instant light, heat, or power because there
are men on the job to see to it.
Wakefulness is the keystone of electee service.
Not only for tonight's and tomorrow's statin, but
your electric service ten years hence must be care
fully prepared for. Every suggestion for Improve- .
ment, every inventionand every means of eonotny
is given oareful consideration. '
Eastern Oregon Light & Pover Co.
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4s
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