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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1926)
Saturday, May 29, 1926. EA GRANDE EVENINQ OYFT NEWS of .Presbyterian Aid Celebrates Anniversary . -, A ilcltKlitfiil ufti'riioon wan spent V tlrUa In tin 'community room '(if the First Presttytvrfun clitircli Uy the members of tho 1hIIoh AI1 ; ' BocU'ly, when a. iwirty vnts Hponsor vi't'I by Aim. T. A. MeKlnatry, cele- , luatlni? tho first nnnlverwnry of tlie 1 blrlhiluy CHko, whlrh wiu tttrtc1 u your xiffo by hot. A flower gufHHlnff contest was -one fcuturo. of the afternoon and ; provided an enjoyable half hour. , ,ln. O. K. Silverlhorn won first tjnrhco uixl .Mm. Hubert Knkin the xornml. . ., Mra.J. T.. lllrharilson, aaslsted Uy1' Mrs. lHclc I'luycomh, Mrs. O. Yh "Put ton, Mrs. Lynn Wright, Mi's. Owiir I'oiuvlii Mrs. ltuad. Mrn. . Kloyii HlKM-wooil anil Misses Hew ami Gram Gelhol, staged somo ' pivfr diameter stunts, , whlrh nf- fonleil a lot of fun. , After tho profirrani' tho ladies were wrveil a delleious two-eoursie .'unohoon. Tho tub ten wore tleoor td with baskets of pink and lav- , ; rnder swootpeaK, roses ami snap ilnifrons ana yellow, uivomter and pink candles in rIiikh tvimllo ntlrks. ' t'ever little favors, carrying: out the pink and lavender color wheme, i were randy baskets and flowers. After tho parly a. voto of thanks ' wan fiven Mrs. McKlnntry. - It was decided during Hie af 'iternoon that Hip money for tho birthday cuke would be used to buy flowers and maKiizines fur the loni'Kome sick. ' 'Recital to . Be Held Monday Florence Lynch Miller will pro- Rent ten violin studenls and Juan , lia Kpcncer, soprano, in recital : Monday pvenlnff at 8:15 o'clock In 'the library auditorium here. An interesting program has been arranged os follows: Kvenlng Song. .. Harnett fiavolte in (J Hobcrts . ' Margaret Pollard Itomance Sans Paroles Con to Jny . Lynch VIM Water Flower Folk Song Old Polks nt Home Folk Sorts; . - Katherlne Wlssler Alia Turoa .-. Schmidt Sam Ash by Bills les Montagues Pnppin! 'Serenade . Schmidt 'l Dorothy Moncrlef -Oniy Days i '. Johnson Jl'hiv Itirthday .1. Wood n win V Juanita Spencer, soprano iCaprice Vlennols " Krelsler Lawrence Hay. TJcrOPuso Slave Neriidn 'arahande Uohm Seville' Pratt , Midrlgalo , Rlmonotll Phillip Walnum Novelette ; Dnncln fjoorgla Strlnghain Smith Starts WEDNESDAY One .Showing In Ariornnnns - ARCADE Mi merva Says III Smelling. Perspiilng Feet This condition is not al ways due lo unclcanltni'BS of the feet, but usually to a decomposition of t he acids and secreted fats which ac cumulate, making tho fet very sensitive and painful, especially on the solo and between the toes. - ' First bathe the feet well, using nr. Scholl's Foot Hoap (Granulated) to stimulate skin action and circulation and to remove all Impurities from the pores of the skin. Then carefully rinse. wi:h clean water, dry thoroughly nnd massage with Or. Sen oil's Foot Halm. This tones up the tissues nnd muscles and loaves. tho fe-'t perfectly comfortable nnl healthy. In severe cases the nbovn treatment should be used every day. Light, cool, dry shoes should be worn nnd before putting on the stock ing Dr. Schoil's Foot Pow der should he carefully rubbed over the foot and shaken Into the stocking. THE BOOTERY GAY IIAYDKX, Miifrr. . - "" 2 WILLIAM FOK :! .")) .' 1'R.ESENTS I' v) A ROMANCE ol the , V. I i LAST and WEST ' ' 1 l A JOHN FORD J. f P R.ODUCTION ll 1 SOCIETY Cravat Scarf A new scarf seen at Cannea h ol ,i'.al.l Kilk frlnRetl at Die eases, Ion and narrow and worn cravat fashion Delicate Fur i , ' vnn tn nir left nn Is ihi lc f nrBe or0nortlnn mnrtnf nhorn onlf wrtlh Ut rtolloat,. inr ll h,rtw. finm red brown ( On -Wings of Song... Mendclsshon Irvin Xundel Andante Carrl i Hondo Oreon j Violin Quartet Florence Miller, Seville Pratt, Hetty Farnam, Oeor ,gla Smith, American Cannot Visit In Irish Free State D1THI-I.V, May 29 (AP) i-, Chai-liH I'M ward Uussell, Amei'1- enn snclullsl, was. refused perniijir slon to land In Knglnnd unless ho would give a guarantee not to visit tho Irish Free State, the n I'i'tary of the mirror of just I said today. . The ivason for this rofiuiremenc, the secretary said, wua that Hus sell's naine was connected In pap lis seized on Patrick Garland, a New Yoi'k man, who was nrtvstetl In April as he landed at Queens- town. These papers, the secretary said, stated that Itussell was to visit Ireland in May. The papers recommended Jtussell to the ir regulars and indicnted that he was coming to Ireland with nn i friendly object toward the Free State, tho secretary said. - iioitsi; lltAMPl.l S OIII.O I1KNO, Nov. (A P) Kdnn Al 4n. !t, of Fallon, northeast of here, was found trampled to death y her father shortly after she had started to lead a horse across i field. The child had li"d the hal tor ehnln about her waist and was apparently instantly killed . when t he animal bolted. ! With PilMidskl and Wojcieoh- 'Owskl fighting around Warsaw It looks iiko a hard summer on our . alphabet. We'yo read so much news about fflie north pole we got mad because the cook didn't have blubber and gumdrops for dinner. She's a Winner Kltn Cnrtwright. winner of the & yard d-ih In a recent girls' track ami field moot out on the Pacific coast. Her performance was one of the Ben sat tons t the carnival. Klta will probably be seen In the east thtssunv mcr ns a member of the far western aggregation scheduled to compete In national meob. ?1 T" tlvC if 15,000 and a Job in the Movies 7. .." ..V'., '..V -c, ; Toildy Winslow. IS. wnn a beauty bundrrd prln conipotoU. And the , . , contract. . Sister Mary Says: Hreakfa.st Haked rhubarb, cer eal, thin cream, crisp broiled bacon, soft cooked eggs, crisp whole wheat toast, milk, coffee. Luncheon Cream of onion soup, bread sticks, beet greens with tiny buttered beets, brown bread, vanil la cookies, milk, ten. ninner Hrollod hamburg stonk, rlced potatoes, asparagus tn cream, new cabbage sahul, cream puffs with strawberry filing, whole wheat break, milk, coffee. If the hamburg steak Is made Into flat little cake arter season ing and bound with a narrow strip of bacon tho dbtfi might well he mimed mock filet mtgnon. Then if the "filets" nro served on tho best platter and garnished with sprigs of parsley the family will respond lo tho suggest Ion and everybody will be 'hn.pp.vv '(' i' "(f Bread sticks One-half I'omprsHscd yeast cake. f4 cup lukewurgi water. 1 cup scalded milk, 3 cups flour (about). 2 teaspoons sugar, teaspoon salt, 1 tablespoon melted butter, 1 egg white. Soften yeast In water. Scald milk and when lukewarm add softened yeast. Add 1 cups flour, boating with a large spoon until mixture is smooth. Cover and let stand In a warm place until light. The tom pernturc should ho about 7fi de grees l Add sugar, salt and but ter, white of egg beaten until llgl. and about 2 ouprt of flour. Tho dough should be as soft, as can be handled. Turn onto a well floured board and knead until elas tic. Cover and lot rise until double In bulk. Cut off small pieces about the slzo of an Knglfsh walnut when rolled Into balls. . Itoll these balls under tho palm of the hand on a well floured board Into strips about V inch through making them round. Place on a buttered linking sheet and lot rise In a warm place until double In size. Hake 15 minutes in a hot oven. (Copyright, 102C. N 10 A Service, Jne.) Sport Waits lillV,.'.;! VfflS Hollyn'nnil girln tirrrl of walrbinfr nion playr, m orffanlcf ttwlr own hrtKi'htill tnrn. KvfrythlnK'n Rroal until soma fftrl IlkA thn mfiy Mifis Nna CnvnniT vanm timn off to nave her Com plexion. Catcher Marin Walltirn Is pal lent she'll hnvo Iter ehnr later. , 4 contest in iaih -. pi - tee wits 15.oi In eauh and a movta E MAHSHFIKMV Ore. May 29. (A P Lieutenant W. Mllon and H. L. Vote,' mechanic, of plane number 2 of the I, fit. naval Alaska mapping expedition. Injured yes terday when tho plane dived Into Coos Hay left the hospital here to tfny and went aboard tho aircraft tender Gnnent. . - A." K. Peterson, ' clilof photo grapher, of tho. expedition, who suffered a fraclured Jaw, remained at the hospital hero, Planes one and three will resume their northward flight this after noon at t p, in.; hopping off for Health). The wrecked piano today itwas put aboard thu tender Own net which will follow .ih planes. Plane number three had been tnk en aboard the Gannett yesterduy at Kurka, OaL. for minor repairs. Lillet. Dillon and' imchunic Voir. will proceed aboard the tender. I.leut. IHlloii was suffering today from a slightly strained buck. One or Volz's eyes was badly torn and swollen, but physlcjuns at the hos pital here said he would not loose the sight of the eye.. GKT MARKll-:j . Ml'IU FIKLO Young man If veil wimt.fn ntliifn Din ti elicit la nf golfdom, g(?t muriiod.f Hobby Jones uiu nut win uie. A-inerieaii umuieur title till he was a benedict. . Jess Sweetser Is now on his honeymoon. CMINDKi; (iAMHLKR IKAD ' N HV YORK Ah Foon Is dead, leaving a fortuno massed from picking -them right at-' the New New Yorjt und Maryland tracks, fto Huccetfsful was the dapper, Chinese in laying thousands that white men tried to follow his choices' . , Canadian government' surveyors, exploring the Northwest Territor ies last summer, came upon a hith erto unknown lake ' seventy-five miles long and fifty miles wide. Upon Beauty : He. ..-.J ,-x. I I IN NURSES CARE Complexions Feature A Pallor LONDON, May 9. (AD Com plexions which lvo ihe faoo a transtaront hue and ft Ivory pal lor have cgiiio into fuvoi Jiero, ' The voguo cunio up aiortu witji the breath of spring, front the) Hi- vertu where the. ovenlnjf hour oi tho toilet Is devoted to obliterating tho offeels of the tun and the sea, Loudon ballrooms from the tea time forward have, become full of pale young women who appear with mysterloiiM shudows around their eyes. The first object of a make up now is to have the face as strik ing ns possible In a' pul interest ing way, say the beauty doctors. It must hot be beautiful, hut It must he arresting. A new powder 1a of a shade of green, made for fair wo men it makes them, appear fairer and paler than ever. , - For the brunette- there Is a pow der of orchid color to be used with a little rqugeyon asleep dull red. Prince i; Views'' Capital -Hefore Making Speech WASII1NOTOV., Muy 29. (AP). LcavdiK hlM liiffh hut und lonir coal At tlm Kweillnh leifatlon. Crown 1'rlnoo Otistavlus Artolphim HwunK out ' nnnttcmletl toilay on his proirrnm bt soolnir the shrhtH of WitshtnKton. . Tho crown i prlnoo donncil n blue busln'pM unit unit a nVrby hat for his rotiml or urllvltles prior to his participation -In the put rlsrs Incident to tho ilcillcallon of , the mcinorlol this uftcrMoon'' to John , KrlcHson, Invefttor;. of the Ironclad ' Hhlp Monitor. Crown I'rlnoptM' Louise Alexan der decided to'iihandon the pro Krutn urrantred for the forenoon, and rest 'In preparation for the dedlcntion. . , ,' ' , Gasoline Is often used for'-dean-InK rurpomn, but whateter else it may he lined for It atlll . will clean .the pocket hook. . PIANO MVfrr UK MOt.n Will aacHflce bth-irradO piano In storage ear Hr for Immed lata sale. Will 1v easy terms lo an eatablfelied hui. for mil par ticulars and where it can nn ween, nddrewi I'ortlnnd Munlo Co., 237 0th Ht.. rortland, Ore.: DECtjABATIOtt To ranaaf tn autt A9ta4Ab and eeurtaoaa ervlec To tha mataa poasfbla number ' of peapla Atthelowaet coat canaUtent wtth fair wasei to tho labor and capital employed , Grrlng and deaervUiK (air treatmeat thus To ba a factor In upbuUdlnr this community la tbe objeetrr ' of this company. Eastern Oregon Light & . Kl CilXIIUlK 1ft t'lMKK i LONDON Kinic aeoriro ' la a loyal liokt, but very frank. Wcl cAinlntr I'niteil Htates murksnien at RuckinKhain lalttce, he said: "You don't expcot ino to say 1 hope you will win. .Hut 1 do hop the mutch will-bo very, close. ' , Pirty thousand Americana, AO.. OHO Germane and S4,0n .Rngliah. men now reside In France - Credit i CARR'S No Interest The Standard Laundry V Cleans Clothes Clean p , Presses Oolhes perfectly J If you want the most satisfactory job of Cleaning and Pressing you have ever had r'k ':'iw.4.Au:j ;, Snl Them to Us. J Jj . ' Standard Laundry Co. ' i. T Quality Cleaners i .. I Phone Main 5 i'. 'u' Probably You ve Heard This One It Has a Point Once upon a time, not so many years ago the directors of a newly organized company held a Very important meeting;. , " They were deciding; whether to charge ?1 "or $5 for' a patented article which the Icompnny was about lo put on the market. -,',' All the evidence indicated that thoy could profit ably market the article for .$1. , Nevertheless they set the price nt ?6 and main tained it at $5 until patents expired. This article undoubtedly saved its cost two or three times a year and it lasts ten to twenty years. There fore, men have asserted that the price was fair, that the inventor and investors who made this article available to the public were entitled to a goodly return. We do not venture to discuss this point but what we do wish to point out is this- IF THAT COMPANY HAD BEEN A PUBLIC UTILITY, IT COULD NOT HAVE CHARGED $5. Eastern Oregon Light and Power Company is reg ulated by the Oregon Public Service Commission and the rates charged are based on actual cost value de termined by this Commission. ' iftlPK CATOMEs Ci,t IXIMOON'., IHok Byrd, who dldnt eyeo shiver whan he flew over I he north pote. Iiaa cauKht cold tn the hot weuthor of London. dalOKINfl 'IAHH NKW H.VKN The hoys at Vale nro glvlnir ttp effetnlnate etfcarettes und are snlnklnir clirarH. Power Co. In Honor of our Country's ' Glorious Dead, ' This Store' A Closed All Day Monday, . tMny 31st. 4 Putmans Si - - II Alway park ulnnexide a nrw nd shiny car. U will back out without Hcrapiuic you. : . 1 , Holiday ; Memorial Day . will be observed by this Bank on Monday; May 31st. We will not be open for business on that day. UNITED STATES NATO. Bill J mrm av 1 ) n.w .-rwrm mm as D' !aY IJffi'fSSjt
