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HERE JULY 19
fAKE SEARCH
Says: mmrnmi
I Ull UIIIIIIU I UK
Ii u'hi hl first call, hut he wm
a bold. daahlnK hJado, and ai soon
ii thfy ot comfortably wit led In
the parlor he mid:
"Mow about m. kiss?"
"All riicht." maid the girl, as she
miugffli d Into his arms: "but only
ant- mind, bcauf father's awfully
ntrlet. and you'll have to ut II
sharp.
Th AI G- llarn four-rlne; rii
cus, which has b-n In Iji (uid
M-vt-rul tims pi-Ion; will be h re
July 19. according to unnouim---ments
niiido last week.
On of the feuturt of thfi clrcu
will be the famous "equine ballet,"
featuring ino dunclnu; hors8 and
an equal number of prtiy wonif-n,
"Jn the iforKou8, M-nKaiional ex
trnvaeunaa which opens the hljr
proprani, horses of pure, imtt:ral
KOhlen color ridden by Kirls of ea
tttiordinary beauty will da lie be
fore you." un uilvunce o(,rent of I lie
circus said today. ''This i- thf
dream that AI O. Humes h;a
Jbroiitrht to n wondrous realHytt
dream of Kutlierintr toprtlier luO of
the most beautiful sirls und liorwH
In the world and present in tr Himd
to the public In an offering which
would eclipw anything pnvioiiNly
Hk. a to je t off on Saturday aft
i
tUiy thm't 4iMially cam about
k'diiff ''That JSohoobflrl iVtin.
ideiliin." TliatV the reaMin IlK'j
bniMli l lie NHilir off I heir coat
am iunui u l her K'l IlOIIH
HMiun Cnrry Vurleil AwHnMai
iie who sieuls by purse steals
truh , i
Hut ti'-ls at least a Illtle cash.
While If he steuls a woman's ho,
ifl na awful buj.eh of r lomfool
r. .
IJHKAKFAST Tlerrh-s, cereal,
thin cri-m, soft rookfd ere,
cribp ifruliuirrt toah. milk, coffe.
.rN'"H I-yj.N' fluffed baked to-matiM-s.
cut last cheeap salad,
milk, lea.
I l N X K it llroitrd fish, lemon
liult-r, macaroni in tomato sauce,
fruit s;tlad. chiH-s sticks, puff
white caUe, pineapple ice, milk.
Clf.(.
When buying fish for one's fa
mily allow one-half pound rs
purcli;itb. d I for each
served. llowtrver. if
! AN'GElKH.July li.,(AP
Three grand jury mibpoenas W
ftued for Kenneth G. Ormlaton.
former radio operator at Aneelua
Temple, remain unserved today.
The search tor Ormiston which
was renewed laM week following
Ainic' Hemple Mcpherson's ap
pearance before the grand Jury to
tell the story of her alleged kid-
parson to bejnapplnir. has . failed -thu far to
a fjsli Is to produce more than clues as to hi
br Miuff d and baked or served t whcrouhoiilK. . '
with a rich ounce less will be tif J Just whal trend tho radio operb
(ificiit. I tor's tcetimrny is oxpwted to take
, . ..' . f " finally summoned before
1 sn,1l J the immUliorial body has not been
cup dry cotiape 4 j fully Indicated by the district at-
iabbpoomi heavy crm. 2 aide, j tornim offre. . Thoao following
Uar te I me currants.
("omiiine cheese, mint and
-case have pluced an unex-
I plained siinilfieance . In the fuel
(that while no jrrcat effort was be-
let- tlK niUde to looute Ormiston. the
With the temperature 101 in Portland Saturday, In-cak-inff
all records for '52 yoal's, La Gnmdc's ivport of 97.5
sounded like summer resort propaganda.
Although our Ilomemakers' Institute 'brings' to La
Grande many hundred dollars -worth of talent, its sessions
are open- to everyone: without charge. Attend every session.
Don't fail to attend The Observer's Institute at the high
school auditorium starting tomorrow. Let your husband
and. children eat down town if necessary the next four
dViys the Institute program will be worth it. - ,. ,, t i
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No one seems worried nhtmt Senator Stanfield running
as an independent candidate for U. S. senator in November,
in spite of the space given the subject by the Oregon Jour
nal. Stanfielt i good enough sport and keen eiuiughvpoli-
tician to iaccept defeat gincefully when it conies. His most.
ardent supporters would not approve an independent cundi
jrtacy and its chances for success would be nil. ' . '',
) V '); ; CHEAPER MOTOR I NT. - -
I Tires goviw f nit f i Aof iniwK nWif Mfft period of
'rubler famine" and bringing prices back to alut where,
they were a year or two ago, which is probably none too
inuch for good tires. Incidentally, motorists s;iy, tires are;
)ettcr than they ever' were before. Automobiles, likewise
)etterv for the most part, than former models, are cut in
price. Competition is very keen in this industry. Never;
could so much automobile be Inmght for the money, Ga.so-1
line, too, is reasonably priced, on the whole cheaper, per-'
haps, than it will be in the future, and prolwbJy good as1
can le expected. Motor transportation looks like a bargain i
this year. The public evidently thinks it is. There are!
noons as well as l vlo, I'll bet he
wouldn't work. v ! t
1'Vllow KiJiploye: VYes and If
be liked to K"t off as Well as you
do he wouldn't le boss,
, .o
Many a man ilncsn't realize lie
a landlubber until he' trie to suit
itu) Nca of iitairinKMiy.
While the diagnosis of the pat
ient, who hud eaten rather gener
ously was-proceedlne. the sick man
4.ild, "Joclur, do you think the
i rouble is in the appendlK?" i
"ili, no", wtid the doctor, "not
at ull. The. I rouble Is. with your
table of contents."
.
Prof: ."Give me a definition for
a vacu'iim." '
Stuile: "l Ifure It In my head
but 1 can't express It."
etch person. t'hiii and
i"-nr!f of leltuce with
pour d over each plate.
serve
currants
;' "Cheer up. old njaa,. there are
lots of other fish in the sea."
"I know It, but the lust one took
my buit."
In rural communities you cret
timely telephone - service. Itlnif
once and you (pet everybody on the
line. .
PltKHTON. - Idaho Arnold
IVustler left his automobile siund-
liiiK in front of the house while he
went In for a moment. Ourinjr his
absence a large bull Issued a chal
lenge to the car and being ignored
decided to press I ho argument.
Mr. I trustier emerged In time to
see his cur pushed down hill,
where It was completely wrecked,
while the successful challenger
stalked proudly on his way.
Thatfo steeds, valued ut $113.U"".
art only a. part of more than T.OO
trained horse with the show. 'The
total .number of animals with the
circus is Riven at Juno including
I,otuf. the largest and only per
forming hippopotamus ton earth,
(ccording to ihe agent.
''You wilt also aee more than
100 sunkist bathing beauties of
Southern California In the Unlb-t
und choru of 'Pocahontas at Die
Court of Queen Anne. the gorge
ous pageant that oH-ns the pro
gram." he said. "Many of these
girls have played principal pnrtMt PA1.KM. Ore. July 1 (AP)
in motion picture productions this Thf inov-ittent to have the county
year." , seat 0f J;ft-lison coumy moved
- - J from Jacksonville to Med ford took
tuce with cream adding salt if ne-iM.arrh Wrta renewed- with vigor
cKmary. Form inio small Imils al- immediately following the appear
lowing about tuhleyitoons for ance of Mrs. Mcpherson as a grand
each ball ami srvin two bails to ) iur.. witnMi '
Kmployes at a. Xllversldo hotel
FILE SIANDAMAS
PROCEEDINGS IX
MEDFORD QUEST
WIMKX I.IKE COXtJRESS
d'-finitf form hi'n today when an
original proceriliax in mandamus
n.iu fili.i in lh. s:liir..nis lniirl
BAWii.MiiUA-mc in roe wo- n(rainirt the county rb-rk of Jack
men member, of congress liked 9on (.oun(y. to conip.. the accept
thelr first senion so well that th. j-am.0 of initiative petitions. The
espect to run for reelection indefi- j nro0(.(l,IinK 1S frU.ndly and is to
nitely. Mrs. Kahn. Mrs. Norton
und Mrs. Kogers will have na.ifrht
to do with man-made campaign
plans either. Tht y are to make
Htrenuous fights ol their own devising.
July Clearance Sale
Every Article In The
Store Is Reduced
N. K. West & Co. Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store For 25 Years
SUBWAY STRIKERS
LOSE OUT; MANY
SEEK NEW JOBS
lust nijfht itlonilflttd photoirraphf
of Ormhnon an tbosp of a man who
inriuirotl mvpral tlmni at the hotel
within tha last ten dhys for Mrs.
Mcl'herson. Ife was dcrribed as
hftving- aakrd on ' each . occasion
whethr thr e-anUitt had "rf'Ri
tered yft." Officrn who wont Sat
urday to Riverside, and. later to
San l)ifro in search of the radio
man. rvturned lost nicht admit )
tine tliht they had run down all
clues In this section.
NEW VOISK July 1! (AP) -r-Huhway
strikers, who. fulled to ro
turn to work., were permanently
removed from the payroll of the
Interlioroiiffh Itapil Transit com
pany ut noon today and their plaq
es wire filled )y new men who
have been oiierutlntr the trains
during the six and one! half days
of the strike, company officials
announced.
A steady ri?-cnroiiment for work
of strikers during the morning was
reported but strike leaders denied
that they had met defeat.' -At
strike headquarters It was
that a, larire percentage . of
strikers had obtained employment
elswhere and would nevcr'-return
to the subways, no matter how the
strlka turned out. . '
Kirst reports of serious disturb
ances since Ihe strike bcirau were
received today, r'our shots were
said to have been fired at a sub
way motorman as lie drove a train
out of a tunnel In yueens and ano
ther molormun In Harlem was
said to have been fired on. None
of the shots took effect, f
iv the akmk'iati'o i'ukks
; j audi m: fikiikk'
WAI.KKH, Minn. The fever Is
spreading- Members of the cabin
et are hcKlnnlnir to fish and there
probably will bo no presidential
jealousy over the fact that Kecre
tary Jardlno, has just caught elpht
pike, .weighing three pounds or
said i more each. While the' presiiieut.
the I was born on a farm, it seems na
tural that the seemnry of agricul
ture should know more about fish
ing now. '
Coolidge Pulls Out a
Six-Pound Pike Today
PAUL SMITHS. X. T.' July 1!
(AP) A six pound, pike was
caught by President Coolidge from
I.ake Osgood today.
CHIP OFF Ol.l) lll.OCK
settle the question whether the pe
titions tints carry. 6t per cent or
1 IV per cent of the signatures of
th- county's voters. Klfleen per
cent have already been secured.
1'ndt-r a special act passed about
2" years airo 6u per cent Is requir
ed, bill tlfe general state law on
ithe Initiative provides for 16 perl
NEW YORK The ltcv. llillyer , cent, and the petitioners for the
Hawthorn Straton. son of .the Rev. lwnt of mandamus hold that the
John Roach Slralon, regards him- latter net should apply. .
self as a very small chip otf the. Th , ri, of M.-dforil and Ash-
old block, but hones the lrl will t i,tni are united in the movement.
use him as mightily as he has thejj,, t.u.t Ashland started the move-
block. In a sermon from his fath- ,,, ln tI. .iH.ation here to
rs pulpit, he s;iid he was not rais- ,av ar,. port,.r J. NeTf. William
ed on .Mencken and bridg- lurtl s: j uriK(ts. Itawlis Jloere. Newton C.
got his faith from the hickory j , v an1 Jonn h. Carkln. All
stick. He is 21 years old. lar.- from Medford excent HriEES. I
(who is from' Ashland. His father
Women are so nrave. In Seattlejand law partner is chairman of
one married a cello player. (the movement.
record ciir sales and rcconl paj-nlino sales,
new prices there will lie record tire sales.
and with the
A PRACTICAL. IXTKRESTINT. PROGRAM.
' With all details bein cnnleted tnday The Oliscn-er's
home-econtimies Institute, anticiiiatt'd by hiin'trreds tif" vi-ri'm-'
cn in this territory for many weeks, will start prumpllyi
tomoiTOW nioniinrr at !):P,0 at the hh.. 'school auditorium.'
As we have indicated previously, the proprranv is to lie the !
most comprehensive and atithoi itative thinjr of the kind!
that it is possible-to secure. Wt; ar cmfient that no one j
will be disappointed.
There nre no subjeols so inteiesliiMr to the honiemaker
rind houscwjfe as. those vhieh sii't'-ut and instruct new,
better, tnd more economical ways in which to solve home
problems. Our Institute program, phmnetl very largely by j
a woman of wide home economics experience Ms.'ile-!
Comb of O. A. C is prcented w'ith that in mi'nd. There;
, has never been a time in the history of l.'s Grande when j
the women of this territory .were permitted to have, such j
demonstrations .and lectures on hous-rhnld subjects as will!
lie provided the next four days and all without charge, j
i Contrary to most events tli:-.t could be called similar in j
diameter, The Observer's Institute will be practical throuRh- j
( lit. The periods will not be Iouk, dry discussions but will I
Ihj taken up with actual demonstrations in practically every j
ciise. Not every sujorestion made will be suitable for im- j
mediate application by every listrner. of course, but the I
treatments will be practical in every respect and no dull
moments are in store for the woman who is interested in i
hom6-makinjt. j
; The auditorium will accommodate aj'.proxiinately sis
hundred people and v ill be filled at many sessions, tic-1
coi-ding to present indications. We ni ce those attendinp; i
to come as early as possible to secure the most advantcjre- j
ous positions. ... i
How To Keep Cool
lit v m: oi it
Westinghouse Fans
A I'bii nr I.eiy ,Ni'e1.
H & S Electric Co.
Sommer llnirl lihlg.
I'Ikhic 3M.l
Two
kes
of my ,
Favorite Ca
Tetfed Recipes by
f FIND that I can make just as delirious cakes with Crisco
1 as with expensive butter. W hen a recipe calls f.ir biit: r,
use the same amount of Crisco and ai!J one teaspoon of s..lt
for each ctip of Crisco used.
My Crisco cakes are always lovely. Hardly anynie who
eats them can tell they are made without butter. And tiny
May fresh and delicious a wonderfully long time.
So that you can discover this welcome new economy your
self, 1 am giving here recipes for two of my favorite cakes.
: , Maple Nut Cake
Devil's Food Cake
Vi cup Criico
2 cupi sugar "
2 iq. chocolate, in 1 cup boilinf water;
let limmcr 2 minutes
7 rg8 beaten separately
2xi CAipt Aour
Vi teaspoon soda in Vi cup of sour .
milk
4 teaspoon salt
Crram Criwo fhorotichly. Add itijcar grad
uillv. Add ttK yoiti beaten rhuk and
Irmun euloffd. Heat well. Add a little flour.
then vhmulatr and atrr" alirrnatcly with
tf it of fluur. Add sour milk, and soda. Fold
in whites of rut Hke in loaf pan in moder
ate oven (325 .) fur foriy-hve minutes.
Icing
3 eft white
1 cup sugar
'j cup hot water
Hul tutar and water to soft ball. Tour one-,
third syrup arer the well-beaten egg whites.
C ontinue beating while remainder took until
ii ipini a thread. Add to egji mixture. Brat.
Add one leaipoon vanilla. Spread over cake.
hen couL,
f cup Cr!?ico " '
1 cup light brown sugar
12 cup milk
2 eggs '
l1 cups pastr flour '
Vi teaspoon salt
2 teaspoons balring powd t
1 cup chopped m:
1 teaspoon vanilla extrart K
Cream Cristo. add Mtiur. yV of rep, milk
Uear. Add flour, sjle, bjlins pod.T. sifted
tOKCther. Add nnr, fuld in b-.attn !ifie of
ffitf". Add Havorinc Hake in weHlnvtd
loaf pan in nuKlctae ovm (j'J." F.) f'r
thirty-rive ifj forty-rive minutes. C'uvtr with
maple icing.
Maple Icing
1 teaspoon Crico
4 tablespoons hot milk
1 cup powdered sugar
1 teaspoon bo Whir powder
1 teaspoon maple ilavnring
Beat well
Mrh Crisco in hot milk, add supar and baV
ing powder, mixtd togt vlitr then Hamiing,
he top and sides.
(All tniasurtments levtt)
Crisc
or Frying . for Shortening "I
for Cake Making J
w ill le used by Mrs. Jesse D. McConib
in the Kvening Olisoiver Cooking
School this week.
Kodak on Vacation
Before. -you leave be sure
to stop here first. Our line
of Kodaks and Brownies is
complete and just the model
1 you have in mind is on , our
.shelves now waiting for
jyou.
! It's all fun with a Kodak
i and easy from the firet.
! limwnle ciuiipras ti tip
! Kodaks as Inw as S"
Red Gross
Dru Store
BLOOMER .
, DRESSES
, Age 2 to .io;
On Special Sale
' 98c
The lowest price
, ever offered
: for . .
High Grade Dresses.
Get your supply
quick
as we have only
a limited
number to close out
at this price.
Norton's
Kiddy Shop
La Gramde
Monday
July
19
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Follow The Searchlight To The Show
Admission Adults 75c; Children 50c
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r-raeet the problems of today '. . , ,
reinforced-, with ; the co operation
that 'FITS IN" with an account at
this convenient helpful home bank
La Grande
National ;
Bank y
it helps you TO ACHIEVE
it strengthens the WILL TO DO
it establishes the RESOLVE TO SUCCEED
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