La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 02, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, July 2, 1926. TX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER i L NEWSofSOCETY ! Party Compliment 'Mrs. Smith Mra. O. K. Smith, daughter of . County Judge and Mra. U. O. 1 Couch, who la visiting hero, with her purenls front Oakland, Cal., 'Whcrs aho now makes her homo, was the Inspiration for an attrac i tlvo party Wednesday afternoon at f the homo of Mra. C. HV Bldwoll at ; Island City. i Mra. Smith was Mlsa Elalo Couch ' when aho lived in La Orando about 15 years ago. 8ho attended the I grade school here and also gradu ated froni the local high school. ! The jruests yesterday afternoon' I wore her childhood friends and t rchoolmates. 1 . ' A delightful afternoon was spent I- talking over former days together !nd visiting. Tbo hostess served j. delicious luncheon later in the .ifternoon, assisted by Mrs. Ttay . Ulokland and Miss Ids Bryant. The j Uldwell home was prettily docor , ated for tho occasion with many' -bouquets of lovely garden flowers' of the season. . Those present wcrot Mrs. It. J. iClreeit, Mrs. H. A. Zurbrlck, Mrs. Vlyde Sells. Mrs. a. I,. Dutton. Mrs. K'lyde Kiddle, Miss Minnie llolman, flrs. Alex Robertson, Mrs. Deo Do Sft lK, Mra. Lynn Hill, of Elgin, Mrs. jl.loyd I'lcrco. Mrs.' Wilbur S5ur 3irlck. Mra Ray Blokland, Mia iSVIrg-lnIa Bryant, Mrs. Robert 8. jJOakln, and the hostess and honor JVuest. I Mra Hmith fas accompanied to )jl . Grande by her two . small .daughters. Eleanor and MarJIorlc,-! v.'who were atao present.-- They plan i Tip bo here about two more weeks lerore ruturnlng to their California Hionic. il . jFarewell Given ; ;Mrs. Feebler VJ Members of the Got-Toffother t'lnb of Iacld Canyon ontertnlned at tji farewell surprise party Wednes- ' iuy evening honoring: Mrs. Ann i Novel Purse Raised cherries anpllqued on a bltM calf envelops purs make a nta novelty decoration. KITTEN DITES; BOY SUFFERS slon of the afternoon with Mrs. T. It. Con kiln winning high score Tho ladles present were: Mrs. A.. H. Orton. Mian Bess Kelly, Mrs. H. H. Daniel, Mrs. T. C. Hefty. Mrs. I. ynn Chadwlck. Mra. J. Miller, Mra T. R.'Conklin and Miss Ida Underwood.' Sister Mary Says: Breakfasts-Cherries, cereal, thin cream, crisp rye toast, milk, cof fee. ' . , . - Luncheon Combination ' omelet, creas sandwiches, puff pudding with strawberry sauce, milk, tea. Dinner Fricassee of chicken. w,,u '" ne ..... boUed rlc() McA flummer squash, .evening to nmke her homo at Ku- ue(,t ana endlv(,- 8aln(1 vania lce gene Ore. Most of the people 11 v- cream wh .,. Bprlcot 8auce, ;Jn- In the Idd Canyon vicinity, cakc mllki cof( wholB -where Mrs. Peebler haa lived for wneat bread. Iiuiny years, were present. - - I ' . , 1 , 1.1 Juniors under 10 years of age " .7 WM onJ5ed;;l8l,,nf' should not be permitted to eat the after which the women of the club MvA Bummer Dllt tncy are served delicious refreshments. p,.ovlrtea for wllnout ,,. The honor guest was presented , Tho omept ,ne with a beautiful framed picture as llmchcon ,,, ,, a vo ac. a token of remembrance by the ,, brl.akrnat ,,, ncn a club members. hcarty breakfast is needed. Mrs. Peebler -and her daughter, i ... i sr......, MiaH Marjorie, and ; her other daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mitt, a IT. Tuil, will leave here Hi Is, evening, by auto, for Port land. Mrs. Peebler and Marjorie will' vllt there for several days and Mr. and Mrs. Tull will go on to Eugene, where they will join them later and make their home. Cove- (Special) The'T-regular Five eggs. 1 cup diced cold boil ed potatoes, 1 scant teaspoon onion juice, S tablespoons butter. 2 tea spoons minced pursier, cup sliced leeks, 3 tablespoons grated cheese, cup mllk,V4 teaspoon salt. teaspoon pepper. The whito part of the leeks Is used. Cut In thin slices and cook in boiling water until tender. Drain, Melt in tublespoon butter In hot monlhly meeting of tho Womun'a rpvtntr nn. (.1 tintntnra nn.i rnok. club, which Is totako place of tho 8tirring constantly until potatoes are browned. He move potatoes I'NION. July I. 8peolul) The bite of a kitten has - resulted 1 In Quite a serious lllnesa fur Douglas Cheney, second son of Mr. and Mr. Homer Cheney of Union, the ef fects proving somewhat similar to those following the blto of a hydro phobic dog, according to Dr. T. M, Ollniorv, who has been treating the patient. Tho boy had been doing chores on tho Arch Spain ranch near Telo- casct whllo Mr. Spain and his son were employed on tho new logging railroad being constructed by the Grande ltande Lumber k company southeast of Telocaset. When he went to open a gato through, which cows wero to pass, he first picked up the kitten to remove It from the path, and tho junior feline quick ly snapped, sinking Ma sharp little teeth deep Into tho flesh of a fin ger on tho lnd'a right hand. It be ing a hot day Mr. Spain warned the. boy about possible Infection, but antidotes were not administer ed until the boy retired for tho night. At that tlmie Infection had set In tho. glands in tho armpit and young Cheney began to feel ill. ; Ho returned home here noxt morning and his mother, believing he was suffering from tick bite, rushed him to the physician, who at once noted the Infection, The boy has been confined to hit home for nearly two weeks, yesterday be ing the first day when he was per-1 mittcd to take part In any activ ities, when he went fishing. He U showing marked improvement, though the infected armpit glands have had to be lanced . several limes, healing being very siow. The bitten finger and the hand show ed no swelling nt any time, though the patient was nauseated much of the. time. Shell Dance for Wounded Vets Portland Voters for 7 New Financial Measure PORTLAND, Ore? July's. (AP) Portland voters approved by a largo majority the financial mea sure providing funds for operation of the city government and calling ror the city s financial program to be placed on a ca3h basis within ten years. In the special election yesterday. . The complete vole for the city's 4S6 precincts gave, yes 20,094, no 12,627 a majority of 7,367. semi-monthly meeting during the summer months, wan held at the library Thursday afternoon. Muring the business hour the, following committees were ap pointed: program, Mrs. A. OV Conk lln, Mrs. F. K. Barker and Mrs. T. C. Hjnfty; finance. Mrs. It. Com. stoeki Mrs. I M. Ijjird and Mrs. G. I Iteeker; house, Mrs. C. Bertsch, Mrs. George McDanlel and Mrs. J. ( layette; membership. Mrs. Lydia M. lautz and Mrs. C. Clark.. . '.".-. Cove (Special) Mrs. V. J. TlaM ltiark delightfully entertained the .Young Matron's Bridge club Friday afternoon. Bridgo was the dlvcr- AL WISE CRACKK NKW.POHT, It, I. Milton J. Hudlong, oil magnate, thinks It cruel of his wife, to hnve given Al Johnson a chance to , make wise cracks. Al has mado a deposition for Budlong's use In his divorce suit. Naturally Al had a lot to soy from the footliuhts about the sprinkling of -Park uvonuo with Dudlong'H silk shifts. ' - , J.- , Vf f 1 Vcn th Disabled American Veterans"of the World War hold their sixth rnual convention at Atlanta, On., late thia month, Miss Margaret Moor Inc will dance for them.. She Is known as "the Souths perfect flrl." BRAND TO TAKE CASE LOS ANGKLKB, July 2. (AP) A grand Jury Investigation of her abduction story Instead of a wide ly demonstrative theory of 60,000 persons which greoled her a' week ago, awaits Almee Hemplo McPher son on her return here today fro'm Douglas, Ariz, The crux in the evangelist's mysterious case was reached yes terday when post office Inspectors revealed that a letter carrying what was designed to be substantial proof that I he pastor was still alive, had been tuninered with in an apparent uttemtpt to cover up ( the fart that the communlujtlon was delivered berore and not after thousands of dollurs In donutlons and pledges hud been nmde ut a memorial service for the then miss. ing religious leader. The Angelus Temple congrega tion atlll thought at the time of the service that their leader hud gone to her death May 18, tho victim of the surf at Ocean Park. 1 Complete Qulx One. Closely following the postal of ficials' revolution, the county grand Jury called before It Herman Cllne, chief of Los Angeles detectives, Joe Hynh, deputy district attorney; who have been working on the cuac, and District Attorney A 8a, Keycs. Their appearance waa followed by tho announcement that tho Inqui sitorial body) was going to make a complete investigation of all phases of the case. "The grand Jury desires to be satisfied that the public may bo given tho facts to which they are entitled," said William H. Cartor, foreman of tho Jury. "The grand jury wants the most exhaustive in vestigation and a full report which will be made when tho Investiga tion 1b completed." . HEREDITY THEME OF TALK BY PHY AT HOT LAKE, ORE. HOT l.AKK, (Special) Somc thiwr of thi purposes and accom plishments of the Oregon eugenics board was told putlenta and em ployes at the Hot Lake sanatorium Inst nlKhl by Dr. W. T. Phy, who Is president of that organization as well us of the state board of health. That more tliun tiloll.dOO has been saved Oregon through tho work of the bourd, which hus en abled feeble minded Individuals to return, with surety, to their homes, wus one of Dr. I'hy's revelations. Other figures showed that, slnco tho pioneer emigration to Oregon, I 14. -progeny or one or the early sottlers whose mental condition wus not stable huve been depen. dant on the sluto In various In stitutions, while It Is not known and put rem-jlnlnir butter into spl- der. Heat eggs slightly with salt,) ; pepper and milk, rour into not' spider and, as the mixture cooks. prick and lilt with a rork. Avlien half cooked add potatoes, leeks and parsley. Klnlsli cooking and sprin kle with grated ehee.se. l-'old and turn Into a hot platter. (Copy right, 12H, NBA Service, Inc.) Who merva M Says Morn new shoes In for ladles and men. We sell lols of shoes and we buy lots of shoes, ho we can show yon new patterns In the luN est styles. iMttt of colors nnd combinations of colon;, high and low heels. We have 8 styles of low heel slippers and pumps Tor growing girls and misses, sixes 2ft to S. Priced at $3.00. This price Is ul tractive and so are the slippers. Good fit or no sule. Women's Dress Slippers from $5.00 to $7.50. Why pay more? Odds nnd ends at i$l,05. Get yours for the Fourth. THE B00TERY Pay Cnsli ami You Pay I.e.-. "o credit no deliveries.. FvcrylKxIy wnw satisfied. SHlTlvmVN TO III-, liltlKF . KLAMATH KAM.K, July. 2.1 (AP) Mills and logging camps In I this while pine producing terrllory will clou' fur a minimum period J duing the fourth most, of them .Saturday to Tuesday only a poll of mill owners of thn district reveal ed today. About 4800 men are affected. Electric Light Globes 60 Watts 25c F. L. LILLY Hardware Ifaia 8S 1 Catch up uitli soniftHMly that Is going ik-n I be street as hard as lie can run and ask him where! Ik? is going. He will answer: "Prau luin!er Company to get .some building material when Uiey opxn up In the morning. I want to be, first in line. If I didn't get there first I wouldn't get myj material till tomorrow evening, 'j It seems nwesnry lo gle some-j j thing away ftr iiotbhig tMratkMi-j ally to help people remember that. we arc still alive. The first eus- turner that en I In on ns Saturday I morning gets gallons of paint. any color. Itut nriiwinbcr tlutt II j Is after midnight when morning I begins but If you route while II. I If too dark you may not lie able' j to pkk out the whir you want, j Wo are selling house pnlnt and linMxl H hr lit., lift U'nll 4a ' in m hnuv Hint llil tt-HI lm nil that wo liae lo tell yon this' time estpi Itoiise ialnt Is 92.A5 per gallon and mmiic cheaper for $l.t.V Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. The Poor Man's Hrfrwd" Near Vjundr. I'bono Mala !!! Mo Handay Business. Wants to Live On Blubber? One of the scientific results of Stefansson's explorations in the "livable Arctic" was establishment of the fact that it is quite possible to live in health upon an exclusive diet of blubber. 'The blubber seems to .acquire a creamy, nutty flavor. Very agreeable,, according to this intrepid investigator ! After living upon it for some time the craving for a varied diet passes com pletely away. To this astonishing simplicity may all your tastes be reduced. ' But it would be retrogression of a most serious sort for humanity to revert to such simplicity. In the Arctic, where Eskimos live in a vast wasteland, there is no progress. Progress depends upon ideas fresh impulses the stimulus of changing desires. Our modern progress has been stimulated to the greatest degree by means of advertise ments. Daily advertisements awake new desires; and desires, capable of fulfilment, tend to diversify life, enrich it, and add considerably to its joyousness. Advertisements tell you of the varied things that enrich life now many other, have been weak ) link. In their community lire. Th .tudy oC heredity . I. tho keynote to tho control and Im provement of humanity,", declared Dr. Phy. "It I. possible to Iniprovo tho human race by a practice of this knowlediro oven as it has been possible to breed a fine and spec, lullzed type or mllK vuttlu from Women Use Then dispose of this new hygienic help easily as tissue no laundry WOMEN by' the millions r discarding the old-time "sani tary pad" for a new snd scientific way. A way that offers protection un known before. A way, too, that solves the old embarrassment oi disposal. i . It is called "KOTEX." Eight in K better-class women' now employ it Discards as easily as a piece ol tissue. No laundry. No embar rassment. . ' It's five, times as absorbent at ordinary cotton pads I " You dine, dance, motor for houri in sheerest frocks without a second'i doubt or fear. It deodorizes, too. And thus endi ALL danger of offending. You ask for it at any drug 01 department store, without hesitancy simply by saying "KOTEX," , Do as millions are doing. End old, insecure ways. Enjoy life ever) day. Package of twelve cost onh a few cents. KOT6X No laundry dicai like tissue . July Clearance Cool Summer Dresses Values to $23.00 Now ... $14.75 PUTMAN'S Kcady-To-Wear and Millinery what was stock." tho onco scrubby bcuf ItAHU IN NAVKU . ' L nmtKKUiV Tho fire depart men pulmotor was called upon to resauBtlcnto Its youngest patient yesterduy. After three hours work a still born bubo boy seven pounds In ' weight, blinked and walled. Doctors sny It will live. ; : . l'OKCi; HOKHtXtitt SAN PUANCUCO Col. Ned M, Green's prohibition foreo Is Big Change In , Face Powders A new l'ench process powder that la not affected by perspira tion will not let an ugly ahluc come through: stays on until you tako It off; fine and pure; makes the pores Invisible; looks like beautiful natural skin; gives a soft velvety complexion." Qet this new . wonderful beauty poWder called Mello-glo. Glass , Drugs Inc. Adv.- -..?'; ; , . .. ,.,".'( - now horseless. E. I . Percgo's mount broke a leg when ! Pcrego gave chase to a bootlegger's auto. . Unless l'erogo can borrow a bi cycle ho will have to walk. . JVC ThrMtainins Of CotMvxOll rrs Stone's Cash Stores Your wants for the week-end have been anticipated by STONE'S MODERN FOOD STORES, and our Stores are plumb full of good things to eat. Whether it is going to be a jolly Picnic or a Dinner at home, you can select your needs from our New Clean Food Store, and all at Big SAVING PRICES. , : Everything in season all kind of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, Wat ei melons, Cantaloupes, Lemons, Berries, Bananas, Cherries. Also a complete assortment of Picnic Supplies such as, Potato Chips, Olives, Pickles, Mayonnaise, Nippy Cheese Wafers, Budweiser, Fresh Assorted Cookies, Marshmallows. , Store will be closed all day Monday Shop early tomorrow Unusual Values for Saturday Only Mayonnaise Pint Jars, regular 47c size, each..: 35c (Gold Medal brand) Oodlc Bars Itegular 5c seller, 3 bars for...l.......!0c Marshmallows Nice, Fresh, Fluf fy ones, per lb.: 33c Sugar 10 lb. Cloth Bags, each ................. ......63c (Limit 10 lbs.) Pork & Beans Van. Camps' iried-.' ium size, regular; 10c, 4 cans fori... 29c Potato Chips Regular 10c size, . 3 for 23c . ,' Budweiser -Bottled by An-hueser-Busch, reg. -20c, two bottles....29c Fig Bars , .Fine for your pic . nic, regular 20c lb. until noon, 2 lbs. for ..L... 25c Bananas Nice Ripe Fruit , (not overripe), 3 lbs. for 25c Help us to handle the crowds by shopping early Thank you. Regular All-Week Saving Prices Stone s Coffee , The Best in Pack age Coffee, 3 lbs. for ..........$1.35 Sugar 100 llxs. C. & H. Cane, for ...$6.69 Grape Fruit No. 2 cans Royal Club best qual ity, each . ..25c New Potatoes ' 10 lbs., best, for....29c 50 lbs. for $1.45 100 lbs. for $2.85 Peet's Soap Granulated Ma chine Soap, large size for 29c Spcrry's Hardwheat Flour 4i)-lb. Sacks $2.15 4 Sacks (1 bbl)..$8.43- Milk Tall cans, each....:.10c Per case ..$4.65 (Borden's) Jar Caps Kerr Masons and Economy, 2 doz...55c At Stone's Butter Fresh Creamery, .-, Guaranteed, 2 lbs. for 85c Bread Fresh Daily, 3 loaves for.... 25c Soda Crackers 5-lb. box, big " value, for .: 95c r Fruit Jars , V (Kerr Mason) Pints :.......87c Quarts ...:. .:.97c SATURDAY ALL DAY (Bonne View Dairy) Best Quality MILK, FULL QUART BOTTLE FOR 5c Located Next to Arcade Theater, La Grande, Oregon. v. IjCIIcJ III Vnliin iilvliitf rrtifiiHnij . MAIN til j (.rftmiVV F(kmI Mimi Orders Amounting to $2.50 and over delivered Free v If you cannot come telephone your order.