La Grande evening observer., July 14, 1926, Image 3

Wednesday, July 14; 1026
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Fr-i T
NEWSofSOCETY
State Commander to
Visit Local W. B. A.
'Ti was announced limb the stato
ctpiftmnndcr of tho Woman's Bno
' fit association. Sim Julia V. Ward.
nt 1-ortlnnd, will ho In I a. Grande
ijilj- id, at a mMUInir of thn w. n.
last evening at the K. IV lwrtl.
Arrangements were, marie for a
nWlnl meollin,-o b hold at that
linw. Mrs. Iank Tlko, president
oif the association, presided over
tfirt' meeting. Fifteen members
Tffu present.
Mm. t'hrlstlno Clark. district
deiit.v will also be. here for tlo
HteMlnp. " Hho will rrr In U
(irujul" lomtorrow from HmorprtKn,
whom a Ijicito class of candidates
wll)' hn Initiated this evening; and
wjJH) remain here until after July
J6.i ;
Iinnler (Special) Mr. nnd Mrs.
"Ha.rton Anderson loft- today for
Yakima, Wash., where thoy will
inakn their homo. Mr. Andersen
come to Imhler lost week at whleh
tmi ho and Miss OIbw. Johnson, of
lianier, were united in mnrrlup.
VAjMs Johnson made her homo
htr for a numhfr of yean and
hwrjmnny frlond here, who wfcdv
Jiri happiness in her now home.
. 't '
Announcements
aortal annnnnremcnta may be
estnted In I Ills column free of
Merge. Any annonnrrnirnta per
tabling- lo any function sncii as
punknl fond uK etr., will be
rflumL AniMMatemeiMa, to be
printed (ho name day, mnat be
h norlely .'lrnr' hand bj :
o'atocfc . Sews editor note.
IR-cause several Important meot
tifff are to he held on Thursday,
Jnty 15. the mretinir of tho Wo
imtfl's Christian Temperance union
scheduled for that, duto haa been
postponed until July . !!.. . The
nfsetlng will lie held In the por
ldrtr: of the Methodist Kpisropal
cftltf-rh stnrllnir at J:HO o'clork. All
mornhern and others Interested are
IttvhVd to uttend.
if'p. Ladles of Mooschenrt
Bloa will nwet at, tho homo of
XfrS! Affnos Crandnlt Thursday af
trnoon at 2 o'clock; with. Mr J.oti
aideil assisting as hostess. All
irtorlihefs will meet ot tho He4
(Toss drug store and ears will hn
1tj!e 16 toko them to tho Cmndell
liuno.
JwftEAKP'AST Slowed prunes,
correal, thin crenrn, poached epgs
n past, mllkrofr'e, ' '
.'U'NCliriON Jellied bouillon,
fi'ivdry potato salad, vyc bread,
KlJnSrrr bread, milk, tea.
aINN,'r;n Veal birds, scallop-I'd'-'ota'toes,
new onions In cream
oljjJjOaHt,. pruno nnd cronm cheese
Hi.latJ, raspberry dumplings, whole
wlWU bread, milk, coffee.
Wien stewing- prunes for break
faViti.oook enotiph moro'for thrt sal
ad. Solrct the finest to use with
IflA-creain choose nnd , only boil
trtr'fn 110 in in ut aftof soaking
0e! night. . t
This savory potato sntad, .vill bo
l)lie as accrptalie for n picnic
farty as tho homr- luncheon.
- Savory Potato Kala.1. .-
Jio cups diced new potatoes,
tedsfioon Krated onion, thrco small
ntiwrbeets, 4 sardines, 3 hard cook
c.t efKS, 2 tabletcpoons mlncod par
sley; 1 cup cookfd salad dressing-.
jit r move skinfand hones from
sardines, sprinlflo with lemon Juice
and let stand '15 minutes. lice
hoetij and cover with 2 tablespoons
vificg-ar and ft teaspoon sugar. Lot
stand 1! minutes. Chop White of
Mg and put 'yolks throu'g-h ricer.
Rlffihkle potatoes with jfrafed oni
on, add beets d ruined from vlne
rtf, ; sardines flaked In small pieces
tggif and salad dressing. Stir
litfkfjy with a fork to mix and chtll
for, ono hour on ico. Serve on
crisp lettucct with minced parsley
srfrlhkled over the top.
:f"pickled beets are at hand they
can he used conveniently. An oil
imiyonnalso will have a tendency
to soparato during- tho chilling, so
u.Jturt we If seasoned cookcdf dress-lug-.is
sug-Kested.
x . -
Y llOLIi FIRK KJLIX TOT
8lfcATTI,,K A celluloid doll,
bursting- into flumes ivhen thoy
tdutfhed a match to It, fatal) burn
c Ticona, Iloldman, 3, and painful
ly, hurt her sister Krilth. 5.
Minerva
fSays
tit-i Why do you g-o around
''Hith your feet hurting- so
;1dly this warm weather.
(.There Is no use of being" un-f-iiomfortablc
when you con
t-lfrt relief and comfort In a
JfVtery short time hy cull Ing" 'it
,'i?he IJootery wo have ft full
p -i.no of Foot Comforta on
tiundand can take care of
'i'bu at a very small cos:.
loot trouble Is caused by
, ifflect of tho proper care
t-of your feet. You have xo
kep buying- a few extras for
)ur car why not get the
...fjUras you require for joui
t fot comforts. Pall at
rTHE B007ERY
r Foot firrrlre StaUon.
Rpe air and water Soap
One.IUht Price,
fSister Mary
3 1 Savs:
New Earrings
"rtamft" Mavlrfu lhl 1U Sal
Ifta lot of tn car are raahf newest
oveltlM. They art of bcatan COM
ana clack anamal.
Fashion Notes
ieoi.r,Ywwn. July it. (ap
After a study' of coming fashions
In New Tork and Flirts, Arian, ros
J turner for Cecil B. re Mine s pro
iductlbns. has formed the opinion
.flint wedding gowns of the future
will bo of rainbow hues rather
than of whites and creams.
Pame ' Fashion's new mood in
nuptial attire, ho thinks, will be
expressed also la now outs nnd
trimmings. The change Vwlll bo
somewhat gradual. In that soft
mthOr than hard and brilliant col
ors will first be used."
"Tho soft effects of tho color
tones will be yet further modified
by overdrapes of fine, cloudy lace
textures. In this manner the rich,
delicate effect . always associated
with bridal garb will bo preserved,
hut the customer wHI bo limited
In color tones only the number of
hues In tho spectrum."
EVANS, WELLS
MAKE CIRCLE
IX 29 DAYS
(Continued from Page 1)
trip aroua'"' Tie world for a new
"iflobO-troif rponnl
j The law, n.p of tlmlr flight was
i frnm Umitmii in wWut. . u
left at 3:f.B. central tlmo. today.
Thoy loft New York On Juno 10
saw Lonpworth, 1-owde.n, Dawes,
ut 1:90 ft. . in., hoping1 to travel
around the earth In its days. They
miaaed their mark by a numht-r
or nonrs but smashed the 35-day
recdi d of John Henry McarH, inadu
fa yfcars ag-o,
CfRVEr.ANn, July 14 (AP)
The plane bearing Kdwnrd Kvnns
hopped off from tho Urook furk
airport here on the final leg- of the
round the world trip ut 9:4 a. in.
and Union Wells' piano started
two minutes later. They expect to
reach New York in about four
hours nnd ton minutes.
The globe Kirdlers reached
Cleveland 'In two.nrmy airplanes
from t'hanute; 111., where they
spent the night. Wells declared
lid expected to roach New York
about a p. m. (eastern standard
time,) cutting; the world's record
hy about seven days.
Tired and Ituiurry
. AVith only two meals In tho past
two days, Wells and Evans woro
tired and hungry. They ate din
ner Monday evening- and their
next meal was dinner last night.
SlnCe that time they haVo had but
two cups of coffee.
"1 can't wait until we gut to
Xnw York Evans suld, "so I
cart hit the hay. We're had 6nly
six hour sleep In thv last two
days."
American riancs Fan It y
"We have had more trouble with
airplanes in this country than we
had any place tn Europe" Wells
said while awaiting- for hit plane
to take on gasoline. "The purpose
of our trip was in the interest of
aviation and we find that Americ
an aviation is greatly In need of'
development," ho said.
DAIRYMEN MEET
AT ISLAND CITY
WITH C. C. GIGN'OUX
Although an enthusiastic meet
Ing of Union county dairymen was
held at Island City last night,
nothing wus definitely decided
upon in regard to tho cooperative
creamery plan of the: cheese fac
tory. C C CMgnoux, assistant
supervisor of agriculture for the
I'nlon Pacific system, manager of
the land settlement depart mom.
und Arthur Foster, manager of tint
land setilefiient department of the
1'ortland chamber of commerce,
were present for the meeting. H.
O. Avery, Union county agricul
turist, was appointed to Investi
gate dairy possibilities In the
county. Fifteen dairymen attend
ed tho meeting.
Mr. Glgnoux and Mr. Foster
went to Wallowa county this morn
ing and will hold a similar meet
ing there. They are trying fo
arouse Interest In the dairy Indus
try and a cheese factory for this
part of the state. Mr. Foster will
be sent eact by the Portland cham
ber of commerce early this fall
with the idea of getting dairymen
C-i Wisconsin add Minnesota to
come to Eastern Oregott lo local,
if sufficient Inducement Is founi
here.
The petrified brain of a prehis
toric man. believed to be 25,000
re! old. ftfttf he-en found at Odln
toyo, ItoJBla,
Extra Recipes
Provide For
Menu Variety
Kor houMPwIvm who find It d'
slnthlo to vary Iho menu for tho
fiunKr dinner tA he doniontHmiod
at' thti hnmomukors' iiiMtltuto
ThiirBduy, Mrn, Hoth BHlUy c
(Mean offers tho following nddl-
linked It Hi Mm it wlfli ToniatocN
J'nt 1 pound Mlrt of hallhut
in ti itulfrtMl hakliiff Pn. HpilnKlo
with milt uml popir. l'ut on lop
Ti thiof-founh Ipoh sHoou of lonui-
(o. then Kprlnklu with thin hItMih
of ffrei!, pi'ppi r. Hfclto in u hot
ovon 25 niiniiti'tt hnnliiiff i . IIiikh
wlih nn'ltwi hutttirt :,
.Hum Ixuir -fop 0
2' pound I'rosh orl,:. I' pnunil
HinokiMt hum, l cup J mill., 1, otip
erarker cruinhg, l okk. unit. Mix
wll. I'ri'HH into it lottf, shnpo In
a drip pin tf pun. J'our ovor tho
kM.f 1 oiui of tomato soup, Tlalto
In slow oven $ hours.
Appln Jh-ssrrt
. 3 biff npplfH chopped.- 1 cup su
Rfxt, 4 eup flour, 2 teiiMpoon Hak
Ing VowiWr, 1 tuhlesnoon nirltfd
j butter, teuspoun suit, I teusjioon
V II 1) II I U, 1 Olftf, 1 cup
nut a, ruiHhiH, dates ; or coeoa
nut. Mix In iho order Kivon. Turn
Into a btittowd BO.uiiro cake 'pan.
Hake In u modenite .oven 4fl mln
ute. Serve hot or'cold' with whip
ped cream.
Cliocnlnlo 4ohy Itidl
4 i'KKx. 1-3 cup cold wMor, t
cup siiffitr, 1 14 cup pastry . flour.
1 teaspoon Halting- Powder, 1 ten
poon stilt, Vi cup cocoa. Bout
ogffB till Ifffht. vAdd cold water, su-;
Knr and cocoa. Beut. Then salt,
baklnff powder and flour. Tour,
into a xHi pun lined with oiled
paper. . Hake 15 minutes In a mod-!
erato oven. Turn onto a suffiirod j
cloth, Uemovo paper. Hpresd
,with oranffo marmalade or manh-
inanow tilling, icon up at once in
tho cloth. 1
MarMhniaUow filliiifc. - I
V pound niurshmnllows molted I
over liot water, 1 cup Buar. ',4 cup 1
water. Hoil suffur nnd water 'till!
It spins a thread. Tour over 2'
bonfon ew .whites. Heat In tho
melted inuraiimultows. Itcat till
cold.-.
Favorite IVxNcrt , -
2 cups whipped cream, 1 ; box
rasphorrlcs, cup siiKar, 1 cup
vvainnts. FreeO 3 houiv. ' ,
RICH PROGRAM
DUE TOMORROW
Continued From Pago 1.)
Miss Ksther Hell Coolev. of O. A.
'", on dross designing, under tho
I title, "EdK- nnd Shelves." - i
Mrs. Holh Halloy McCloan.
.whose table service talks have bo-
come, .Increasingly popular, ( w.ill
appear twice during the day. Klrst
at 10:;t0 n. m., with a preparation
.and demonstration of "The Fiim
liy Dinner"; s'-domlly, at 2 p. m.
j in a talk on 'Table EMiiuelte" for
j young- people In t room of Iho au-
(lliorlum.
MIsa Huby llei'i-s, a Columbia
university graduate and nn oxpert
hi home efficiency will talk on
"Household Equipment -What to
Use nnd How to Ure It" when she
makes her first appearance nt 2:3ft
p. ni. .
At 3:30 p. m Dr: Mooro will
hlsKlve his diet lecture on "How
to Keed the Hiiby." Mothers all ovot
the country have adopted as a
Kulde to child rearing Dr. Moore's
book entitled, "Mother and
Child."
WOMEN AND
CHILDREN
AIDED MOB
(Continued from Poire 1)
esc were brought into I.onitvlcw
and tho pcoplo run them out
there." -
l' W. Stevens, on ensinoer In
the employ of thft rompnny, tohl
Of trying to riisfluutle tho mob from
going on to tlio cOmpany-s prop
erty ami how tho members of tho
mob fought throo company depu
ties, knocked them domi, and car
ried tho American flag on to the
platform while, they routed the
Japanese out of their quarters.
1'alil Hint 20
Howard S. Day Uetlfled that ho
had been paid $20 by George
Schenck another of the defendants
to drive tho truck taking baggage
of the Japanese to l.'orvallis after
the eviction from Toledo.
Too frightened to talk and too
confused to know whither to turn
tor protection aft-e the Toledo
mob had disarmed and swept over
the I'aclflo Spruce Corporation's
group of deputized guards and
raided tlio Japanese camp, the all
en men and women allowed them
selves lo be herded down tho rail
road track and eventually on to
machines and tnki to Corvnllls
unresistingly, according to the
testimony ot horn Japanese and
whlto witnesses yesterday after
noon In the Iriul in federal court.
Warned Mob
Dean Johnson testified that ho
and C. D. Johnson, president of
tho corporation, met the mob ut
the edgo of tho Japanese camp and
warned its "members not to come
onto tho company'a property and
urg-jd them to forego their Inten
tlon ttlling them It was a foolish
thing to do.
In spile of this ono old woman
attempted to strike C. IX Johnson
with a stick ond when one of the
deputies of fthe company ordered
tho mob to stand back two men
slipped up behind him and disarm
ed him, th wliness sold. The rest
of the cTOWd surged met the d"
putlcs, beating them and man
handling them ond rushed through
the Japanese, rami, dragging ond
driving out tho Japanese, lie de
clared. -"
Fairest of
J f , s ": ji, I j
w-5? i A" ' x av
Esther Hackman of Peru. III., la tho
OrcencastKr. Ind Her fallow students
nmirsi conaociea oy inr rditora
Lake Denmark Arsenal
Dead Now Listed At 21
Property Damage Fig
ured at 575,000,0004
Towns Harbor Many
Injured Persons ,
DOVErt. N. J. July 14 (AD
Indications today were the exact
number of victims of the explosion
that destroyed the naval ammuni
tion depot at Inkc ' Denmark,
wrecked tho Picatlnny arsenals,
and damag-cd a dozen Now Jersey
1ovns probably .never would be'
known. i.
Even the lightning1 holt thut sl
off the $75,000,000 explosion pro
bably never will jraln official re
cognition, as tho only men who
snw it close ut hand were picked
up dead near that, building- that
was struck or have vanished. 1 ,
j r,, . KtcorI JNstncd
The list of missing hn varied
rrom nour iq nour nna Mngadii
Oenernl Hugh Drum, In charge of
nollclmr the urea, haa not at any-
time beon.vwi'Hinff lo make ' any
positive statement as to the nam-
VISIT THE LA GRANDE OBSERVER
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A liberal educa
tion in the newest
and most advanced
methods of baking
valuable training.
under a noted domes
tic scientist that
enable you to have
better bakings.
THE WORLD'S GREATEST
DAUING POWDER
WILL BE DEMONSTRATED BY
Mrs. McClean
who will explain, why it is
absolutely necessary to use Calumet
to obtain the purest, most delicious bakings
at the lowest cost.
See how very easy it all is, you
can have the same wonderful success,
ST by using the "Best by Test" leavener.
lf
NO
AIM '. TIME
this Co-Eds
.:.- I
uroltlfiKt sin u. !..., iinlvr.l
picked her out of ia antrtea in a
of (h University yeui book.
her. All records at the arsenal
were destroyed. As late as yes
terday three murines who hovo not
j boon listed as missing' nuioS their
and wero unable to wlvo a clear
account of whut hud happened to
thoin. ,
The death roll stood nt tl to
day, und wet ground und ruins
soaked by a heavy rain during the
night made for safety as murines
contlnnedsoarchlng for addition
al bodies.;'-' Tho latest unofficial
estimates places property damage
as high as $G5,G0o.OOO for the J-ako
Denmark naval nisenal, $r,0o,0oo
for tho Picatlnny army arsenal and
$5,000,000 for civilians.
Towns Devastated
Four towns wore prncttcully de
vastated. In Mount Hope 107 ccm-pnny-owned
miners' cottages ware
wholly or partly destroyed. Whar
ton, Roekttwoy ami Hlbornla were
tho three other towns that stiffer-
ed tho greatest damage. Smashed
plato glass, niustor and dehrls were
i mi'ewn 1 h rough the streetsf Ol !
vor, llonuton, Milton, New Found-
will
Every House wis
May Have Cook Book FREE
'88 pages of famous recipes the
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have to do it to send slip found In
pound can to the Calumet Baking
Powder Co., Chicago. No cost.
. EVERY 1NORED1ENT USP.D OFF1CIAU.I
APPROVED BY U.S. FOOD AUTHORITIES
TBOIC Of ANV OTEtft MAM
land, l.osenihonr', InTHte, Irnr.
eaaunna and Ironia. "
About $400,000 of the estimated
civilian dainaao ennalata ot clalma
for Injurlea U JOO persona These
clalma will liavo to Iw comAdercd
by correVas, as (ho army ar.d navy
are not aulhorlxod to pay them,
and they cannot bo taken to court.
Kama AmniaaKkm Savcil
Kstlmatcs of loss In the l'tcalln
ny army arsennl,. adjolninir . the
naval depot, woro based on v tho
asaumption that none ot the. army's
stored ammunition had' been1 de
stroyed.. ' Vast, stores1 of nmmunt
lion remained Intnel In tho nu.al
arsenal today, v .
I JuKfrrd holes 99 feet deep and
10(1 feet across In solid rock mark
tho sites of two naval store houses
that, blew up first. Ofl'loora hous
es and barracks Ho crushed flat, tin
If they bad been mado OF cards.
PERRY PERSONALS
riCKHY, (Hpeclal) Mr. und
rs, Duvld Johansen and daugh
ter, Melha, wow visitors lo l,a
(Jrando Hunday.
Mrs. Oeorg-o flohertson Is assist
ing Mrs. J. 10. Jensen In the Terry
si ore thht wurk.
Mrs. J. J. Hrutghton, of How1-burg-,
and Mrs. J. W. Hon!on,. of
ove, called upon Mrs. Hurt Kull
Monday. , ' .
Mr. and Mra Vernon Htritum vi
sited relatives at IVrry over tho
week oud.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner nnd
daughters woro l.u tlrnade vialtora
last W Jek. .. i ,
Mm. W. Hobcrtson ' and
daughter, Ferlii, were, shopping In
lo Urande lust Saturdays '
Dr. J. I.. iiiKl1 ' wuh called to
Terry Hoturduy. i-
J. K, Jensen, who has been sick,
was able to go back to Work Mon
day. Women
Lose
Uaa time, keep charm under
trying hygienic condition.
New way provides true
curity discards like tissue
LD-TIME sanitary method!
r-'hrmif unhsoDv. fretful davt.
Now the insecurity of the hazardous
"sanitary pads" has been ended.
You wear sheerest gowns, meet
every and all social or business ex
actmerrts in peace of mind , . , anj
time, any day.
It is called "KOTEX" ... fm
times absorbent as the ordinary
Cotton pad , 1
oTItdrougaily itoiorisis . . , thuj
ending ALL fear of ofTenditig.
Discards as easily as a piece ol!
r tissue.' No laundry. No embar !
rassiuenl.
You ask for it without liesitanc)
simply by saying "KOTEX" at anj
drug or department store. Costi
only few cents. Proves old wayi
in unnecessary risk,
Koxex
rVeUiindrrJucard Hie rJsswe
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Phone Main 101
PUTMAN'S ,
N Ladies' Ready-To-Wear and Millinery
1
Miss t.nclllo liabev, wlio la em
ployed hi l.n. Grande,; spent tho
week end wllh her father nt Perry.
Oeorjrc Uoherlson and A. Ti.
Klly spent ono tiny last week on
the river fishing. , .
Airs. Nephl i'oiyilis. of 1A Grande
was a, 7'erry visitor Wednesduv;
j Kilil Ifot and daughter, .Dorothy
mndo a trip lo .iv Urande last
woek. '
Alfred Mathson was a recent Lu.
Ornndo visitor.
Gene Monham Is repairing the
Perry school building: '
Halpli and Frank Itolvcrtson
havo roturned from a trip to Port
land and coast points.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ttc&n nave
as vtheir guesla their daughter and
her husband nnd .their two children
from Hcttllle, Washington. '
AI TlcKer and duughtnr. 8adie,
und son, Mack, were 1-a Grande
visitors Sunduy.
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Vslcticla" (Pino Organ) - - - ... Jrsw Ontwtaral
"Any Ice) Today, fjlrty" . -" . .' ; . Stanley . Murray '
"Wbailda Ymi Say We r TnaTthrr" - . . .
x . - - , - . . Ailcon Slauley - Illlty Xmi
Credit CARR'S No lntercd
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New Foley Bldg.
LONDON, July la (AP) j
revival of dross-for-the. theatre
ciistoiu which lapsed during the
war, ngaln Is welt on the way an4
lias rceelve nit impetus from the
authorities nt C'ovunt Garden, i .
The program for he lnterautlast
nl Oporu season contains a notice
that "It Is olillirnloiy for evena)in
dress 'to bn worn In the boxes, ar
oheslru Btalls nnd' circle aents.''
This decree Is expected to be tttU
lowed by similar hints from otlti.
or the lending theatre managers! "
W.Ai.s to Tftv ro.Mrtucist
8AN Pn'ANCIHOO The WlUtr
hngglnr Reals ore going to start
nt the bottom In building up a. 1MT
team. Nick Wlllinnis. newly ap
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