La Grande evening observer., July 26, 1926, Image 3

Monday, July 26. 1926.
EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pa?e Three
.ocietyNews
Steward-Abel ' , , ;
Nuptials Announced ,
To the Hiirprtsf of Mb many Iji
Ornmlo frlenda nowfl of Uie rnftr
rinire of Imvld B. Htewurd, f ntorly
of Ia Grande. -to Ml - Olura T.
Ahel, daughter of Mr.' und Mrs.
William Ahel, of MurHliflHd, Ore
gon, wan reeeived here today. The
inarrlnffo look pliiee July 2; nt tho
liomfi of Air. and Mrtt. Walter U
Thllp. at Oswego, The Iti-v. luiher
Hoprnn tied tin knot. -
Arrompanylntr tho hrlde us ma
tron of honor wan Mrtt, Rene .e
nolr. Initio lUintvn'V and Ilurhant
Keep wen- flower kIpIk. (Hun Itay
Hhh, friend of tho i?rom, was henl
man. T. If. Klewnrd. of j (irtinde.
neeomnnnled tlie.hrhle to tho al
tar. 'which wuk iirrniifted with many
lieaullfiil IioimiimMh of cut flowers.
After the porcmonj-, whleh took
plnee at ahout 4::ia o'clock In tho
nTtc-moon. dinner was served at the
I'hilp liomr. Only Immediate
friends and nlulivo were present.
Including .Mr. and Mrs. ..) Rlew
ard, of 11. (Irande, Mr. mid Mrs.
Kspejo JiimoH, Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter l'hllp, of Oswoifo, Alonzo Dunn,
of Oregon f'.lly. and Oluu Ilayllss.
of K(Iho, Wiudilntfton.
5 The happy eouple left Immedi
ately after dinner, hy motor ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. 1). 11.
Steward, for Hu.side, where they
will fcpond tholp honeymoon.
Mr. Slew.ml Is orsanlut at the
Vogue theater at ICelso, Washing
ton whero they will return 10 make
their home. He for mSiny yi-ara
ina.de Ijt Crnnde his home and hits
many friends here.
Oil of the outstanding details of th
mode presented In fall i92S collec
tloni ts the use of the bolero and
wide belt.
'Sister Mary
Says:
Seek to "Share in Huge Estate of Senator Clark.
inlet of the Jail, which n week nurn j
was the scene or a plot by Henry 1
Kernekes. "midget ilutidll" to
dynamite hlR way to freedom. Jail
condition! are also under Invent .
Katlon as a result of the disclo
sures of liquor and nnreoilcs lo
prlHOnerr. . . ' ,
James (IrleulH, slayer of three,,
chewed off the cndH of a hundred
HiiUeln-s in a Keeoni) utieiiipt to
commit suicide, UuhS'-II Heott.niade
public anollier letter In his m w ef
fort Id escape the noose.
Iry cleaners are Hfrlklng In New
York and il's watermelon season .
. Trime Wire, women nave gone tu Putl. Mont., to seek t-hareH lu the estate of th- l;it- St-n;u W A Clark!
claiming they are his daufthifrs. They nre. left to right, Alma Clark Him. Addle Clark M111.1 .nj Ktft
. Clink McWilllums, all of Kansas City. The Clurk estate in worth miliums uf ' '
holA fhft opposition.. Thai kind of phi. namely, the reduetlna of the.
pllchins-would soon kill off a Mart- food Intoko to a point just below
lug pitch eV,
"1 am sufo my hardest task will
be to readjust my style,"
IIK'K IftUfl MOi:ii
Now as to Joe l'ate. Connie
! Mack's rather portly southpaw.
With the season half over, 15
Victor De Pinto
Married in Portland
Of Interest to many
(iy Sister Mary)
llruakfast -Ornnfro Juice,
scrutn.bled eggs with rice, bran
muffins, milk, eoffeo.
I Luncheon Induce and eg? snl
jiid, biown bread and butler mind
Iwiehes, blueberry cup pudding,
: milk, tea.
T.a Grande j lMllllf,r . amh -tew with V(ljrfl.
people Is the news of t tie marriage 'tables, rnhhage and fresh pinenp
of Miss Nellie Kennedy, or Port-1 ph- salad, banana cream podding,
land, find Victor Pe l'lnto. former- Mraham bread, milk, coffee,
ly of T-a. O-rnnde but now located j Two or three ripe bananas are
In Portland. The marrlajre was aiir rubbed through a Tieor and mixed
event of last week nt Stevenson. ( with a cup or mora of thoroughly
Wnshinu'ton. L chilled cream whipped until sill'f.
Iloth Mr. and Mrs. He pinto are This mixture Is then ullghlly sweet
well known in Portland musical fim'l powdered sugar and
circles. The bride was orp&nist nt served with a dash of ground oln
Ihe ltlvoli and Peoples theaters namon over t he top.
there for the past fi-w years. Mr. j Ulueberry Cup Pudding
Dp pinto ' ) a violinist and teacher, j One cup molasses, cup boiling
lie was, connected with the Knst- water. 2 2-3 cups flour, 1 teaspoon
ern Oregon school of music as vo- sodn, 1 tea-spoon ginger, tea
lln Instructor here for about a spoon salt. 4 tablespoons melted
year. He Is now teaching violin butter, 1 egg, 1 cup washed blue
In Portland and Is a member of berries. s,
Ihe Portland Symphony orchestra. ruln and dry berries between
Tnttl recently ho was with the Kl- towels. Dredge with 2 tahlespoon-llson-Whlte
conservatorv. j fills flour. Mix and sift remaining
:Mr. and Mrs. he Pinto havq flour with soda, sa't and ginger,
gone to California on a honeymoon Add boiling water to molasses In
irlp and will return to Portland mixing bowl. Add dry ingredients
from there hv auto oar v n Aniriist " ihviuub.ii, -
to rn'ike that city their homo.
of several disturbing ihe. Sunday
MELLO-GLO
, Prevents
Shiny Nose
You will not have a shiny nose now.
A very fine, pure, new French Process
I'owder is all the r;"se. Keeps shine
wny perspiration hardly affects it.
Lines 'r pores won't show. Looks
ike natural skin and Rives a beautiful
complexion. Get a box twiav. It is
ralliil .MKI.l.O-CI.O. (I'M. is Dlllt-H,
lni-.-Adv.-
MORE NEW ONES JUST IN
LOVELY FELT HATS
For wearing cow, in all the latest shapes
and colors.
5i:i.(IO To $.7!
:: PUTMAN'S
v Indies' Reudy-To-Wear and Millinery
Victor Records Just Released
"Valencia' (lllMi Orgsji) 1 - - . - desso Crnwfowl
?'M IVjm'0 AVHh the WorHI" ( Pipe Organ) ; dess finwfoitl
."lluuejbiiiuAi" Fox Tint . . . . ' doluiiiy ItainpN
. 1'1ihiiii1 A' Ittiuiut AImmii Way to Heaven" - -
licntiicky SerenmuT
I
CARR'S
The Home Of The New Victor
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h.
READ i'HE OBSERVER CL.SS1FIED ADS
the food requirements of the' body.
Kven when weight reduction ' Is
much needed It must be done grad
ually. Those who lose weight t
rapidly by dietary restrictions
only look badly but really become j
so weak and enemlc that. If they .
escape from the common infect- '
too
nid
victories scored bv the Athletics lonit 10 i'"4" weaKeneu con-
cm be credited largely to Pate's ditlon ha nm,le tm susceptible,
relief, work. ,v tmy readily abandon the effort
' land rapidly return to their former
lit eight of these games he has a,jUe Q( om,ailVt
been credited with Ihe win. while; .
TUESDAY f
m
A am
In seven others he has held safe,
tho narrow margin bequeathed him
when he entered the gnmo.
Pate doesn't appear to have.
much stuff on his ball, but. his
fast one nu.i a little hop timtim.,.ikes
tho batters pop up. his chango of
pace Is clever, and his knuckle
hall practically unhlttable when ho
gets It over.
IJest of all. Pate has plenty of
nerve. Jlc Is what is known In
ha.se bill as n "money pitcher," do
ing his best work when hardest
pressed.
The Athletics would have been
lost without Joe pale this year. Ho
Is the 1921 model of I'red Mulber
ry In the hero role.
and also without larm, weight re
duel ion should be accomplished
slowly, usually not faster ttian two
or threo pounds a month. Ordinar
ily we are not anxious lest a pat-
1 lent fait to lose weight but lest he
I lose it too fast. - . .
MARTIN DURKIN
BEATEN UP BY
HIS CELLMATES
May;, Consolidate -
Two Camps
'Jto.sqlullonN will ho wrillrn for
the ronsollilMlion nt 111" Island
rlty romp No. 71113. Ttoyal N. lprh
borw of Amr-rlra with Trl citmp
No. ;'.1S0, of l.i Crnnd.'. Tuosdn.y
rvonlnir. wlun a special nicctlnB
will he held hero at lln homo of
Mrs. Itoy Mllloiliif:. 1016 Washing
ton nvcnuo.
Plans will also ho mnrto for a
lolnt picnic wllh the
Wnodnion or America,
smooth. Ileal In molted butter.
Ileal hard for one or two minutes.
Add okk well ..beaten and sllr In
prepared berries, llnko In buttered
and floroit 'nmrordcups or ffem
pan In a moderately hot oven for
a minutes. Servr" warm with
whipped or plain cream.
HEALTH
Modern
t( thnl lime.
Billy Evans
' Says:
I'nlnn (Special) The
Missionary society of tin
PATH RKPIjACKS MAKBKRRV
j Kxlt Prod Marborry as champion
Woman's relief pitcher.
l'roshv- l:nter Joe rate or llie i-nnnuoi
lerian church held its onnunl pic
nic I'rlday at the Itusick ranch
near here with about 30 members
and visitors present.
A short business session and
liroirram followed the elaborate
picnic luncheon at 1:3" o'clock.
The romalnder-of the oflornoon j
"was spent, visitinff. j
, .1
&M0iljhr
-tor
Minerva
Says
Y have a nice lino nf
MVn's Oxfords from S-VOO i
M. .. He vera I styles lo
choose from.
Also a large variety of
Men's Dress nnd Worksites
priced from $2.?.' and up.
' i
Men's Anti-Darn Pox in
several rolors.
Shoe Polishes for nit eol
or shoes. Insoles and I Jirt s.
Polishing Mrushes. Met I
. Pads nn-l II. pI ttrips So
fiO-f. nearly everything f.r
the feet even Kent So.-ip.
THE B00TERY
M'1erp rft-Ji (peM them rhmp.
Good Shoes Uom Irlcrs.
HAT AM) CJItOW Til IX WITK
CARE
(Hy A1e St. Itmgss. M. !., Ti-ovi-
(leiicc. It. I.)
Member Oorgas Memorial Institute
The very laudable desire on the
part of almost everyone lo avoid
becoming fat: has the hearty -.tip-j
proval of,. the medical profession. J
Obesity or fatness, besides being
ugly, Is, -if at R-ll extreme, a walr
detriment to health and efficiency.
Obesity, for one thing, puts an
j unnecessary strain on the heart, A
j second important reason for avoid
ilng obesity is lieoause It is now
known that more fat people than
thin develop diabetes.
It Is the purpose of the Ciorgus
Memorial, however, to point out
I he harm that may result from
II I -advised or Over enthusiastic
efforts in the matter of dh-lary
restriclions. The present craze
for thinness, which seems to in
volve the whole of woman hopd,
makes this warning especially ap
propriate. When an active school girl or
busy housewife decides to reduce
In order to Improve her appear
ance, she often so restricts her In
tnke of food that the inevitable re
sult Is not only loss of weight hut
of strength nnd efficiency nnd also
of temper, so that she is not much
less wholesome to look upon but
also less pleasant to be with.
A moderate degree of fatness Is
undoubtedly norinul for many peo
ple a part of their inheritance.
Such people find that to reduce
their figures to the sylphllke pro
portions of some of their more
fortunate friends is an almost Im
possible t.isk and always results in
some del riment to t heir general
health. In others. In whom the
extra weight results from over
eating ami lack of exercise, the re
ductlon may be accomplished easi
ly. Mvery well informed medical
WINS l-'lHST START I im,M Knows now io arrange the diet
The eollnnse of the veteran ho that a reduction in body weight
Washington pitching staff this year will result. The principal is sim
has convince. I Manager Harris
several of the old-timers have lost
the ability io go tno rome. i ney
even waver too early In the game
to use Marborry to advantage um
relief pitcher.
Ilea 1 1x1 ng t h Is. Ma nager 1 Tarrls
has decided to give Marberry a
'thorough chance to win himself a
(job as a regular starter.
Ills first opportunity of tho sea
son came July fi against the Itos
ton Hod Sox. lie worked Impres
sively and gained a 3-2 win over
tho tal tenders.
Curiously enough it wa the first
gamw Mnrherry has been permitted
to start since the world merles of
in:4.
cme.YClO, July 2H (AH) Mar-
tin Dui'Mii, two-gun killer and au
to thief, today inrsed a pair of I
black oyes, & spill Hp and a. hi. If j
ilnT.n linilv Ih'IiIhch ns Ihe result of 1
'a thrashing received at the hands .
:o'f fellow prisoners in the hull pen I
of "ihunlfcrers" row in county jad. J
, A Jail , sentv-iico Immediately ,
! shrouded the leauers after Ihe as-!
I' sault Sunday and only I nit kin's j
story of the scrap becume public. ,
, l-lo sahl u fellow prisoner had be- j
come angry when u friend of Our- i
kin's made nil engagement with a !
'woman aeuualntance
I The Durkln assault was only one I
phlx Athletics as his most logical
successor.
Manager Stanley Harris of the
Washington club has announced
that Kred .Marborry Is to graduate
from a mere finisher to a fnvored
starter.
Kor nearly two seasons Marber
ry's chief object In life, as far as
baseball is concerned, was the sav
ing of games for the Washington
club. When a pitcher faltered in
ii tight pamo he wis invr.riahly
rushed to the rescue.
Morbcrry's remarkable ability to
hold tho opposition in check, In
the pinch played a prominent part
In the two pennants won by Wash
ington. Had an Injured arm not forced
htm out of the 1925 world series,
Washington probably would have
emerged tho victor In the annual
classic.
Women's
Handicap
k curbed thii new way of
solving oldest hygienic prob
lem; gives true protection
discards like tissue
THERE is a new way in women's
hygiene that ends the insecurity
of old-time "sanitary pads" and thcir
nnhappy days.
Eight in 10 better-class women
now use "KOTEX."
Discards as easily as a piece of
r tissue. No laundry. No embar
rassment. Five times as absorbent an ordi
nary cotton pads.
Deodorizes, thus ending ALL dan
ger of offending.
Obtainable at ajl drug and de
partment stores simply by yaying
"KOTEX." You ask for it without
hesitancy.
Costs only a .few cents. Proves
old way a needless risk. 12 in a pack
age. In fairness to yourself, try it.
KOT6X
No laundrydiscard like titsue
IV S3 fiAMKK.
Ijud season Marberry pitched in
parts of f5 contests, bat didn't
work ft full game. It wos his re
markable relief pitching, however,
that enabled .Manager Harris to
Juggle his veteran pitching staff to
tho best advantage.
If Marhorry delivers as a regu
lar, It will mark the passing of
one of the greatest relief pitchers
of nil tlm. Kven oj a regular.
Marberry. who Is a glutton for
work. Is almost certain to be called
on In the pinch,
"The toughest thing about stort
ing a ball game nhd then finishing
it, rather than working a few in
IngK. Is the difference in the way
you must pitch." says Marberry.
"An a relief pitcher I have mod
a practice of putting all my stuff
on every ball, realizing" I must
Outstanding
Advantages
No wear on clothes;
Simple easy to under
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All-metal wringer;
Wash and wring at same
time;
No heavy parts to lift;
Washes heaviest and most
delicate clothing equal
ly well.
FREE DEMONSTRATION
EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWFR CO.
WE BEGIN THE FIRST OF A SERIES OF SIX SENSATIONAL BIG BARGAIN DAYS,
SECTION BY SECTION, DAY BY DAY, CLOSING OUT AT ASTOUNDING REDIIC
TIONS THIS ENTIRE STOCK. THE HAT SECTION TO GO UNDER THE ASSIGNEE'S
HAMMER
Klfif
FEATURING STANDARD BRANDS AT IRRESISTIBLE LOW PRICES j
Ash Broso Assignee's Sale
SELLING OUT
Hardeman
AND
Schoble
Straws and
Felts
TOGETHER WITH MANY
LOTS OF MEN'S
n
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MEN S $2.75 STRAW HATS
Final close out of this entire lot of wide and medium width
brim sailors colored bands, broken sizes.
Hat Day Special ,.
$1.35
MEN'S $5.50 INDESTRUCTIBLE STRAWS ;
Domestic weave, flash and sunburst indestructible braids
with self adjusting bands, all popular sizes. 00 1Z
Priced for Hat Day at JZ,.0
MEN'S $3.00 QUALITY CAPS
New light novelty checks, golf gore styles with
leather sweatbands. Priced for final
close out Hat Day ....
genuine
$ 1 .95
Caps
h4.
4T
Baas
Price
MEN'S $6.00 FELT HATS
Both Hardeman and Schoble light fells
with sport bands, as well as the higher
grades of conservative dark blocks and
shapes. Special
Hat Day
MEN'S $1.00 FELT HATS
One special lot of broken sizes in many
standard makes for quick close out far
below the 1 actory
cost
Will, 1 u
$1.98
Reg. $12, $15 And $18
BOYS'
SUITS
All u-fsil Milts
uitli 2 I'aiilk.
both light Ami
lark Mlisdi,
nil fdzcrt from
12 to IH for
final elosn nut
4.65
Oregon City
And Other Famous
Brands
Blankets
All sizes, single and double
At Cost!
E. H. McCune & Co., Portland
Closing Out Ash Bros.
ASSIGNED STOCK
La Grande
Snappy Sport Wear At
ASSIGNEE'S
PRICES
Mill's $7.50
ninM'i'K. flnn
nt'l IkhIt wllh
KKrt imiIUtii,
knit collar an l
tMMtomM
$4.69
Men' M.50
In I7.KO kull
Hlftrrrw-
$3.95
Men's Unlit
Hlrfpftrl flminfl
lialloon Trim-
$1.85
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