La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 30, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextI J - Friday, July "30, 192 . .. y,. , ;. '.'j'Ct - ILIU LULL lllllfll riiLLUuiii Smart Handle Thl snwrl nw -umbrella ftandla l ( woven strips of dark brown arat un leather Visitors Honored At Social Affairs ' , Mrs. -William Horno Mo.Vab, of Berkeley, California," and Mra. Welby Vaughn, of Portland,, have boon the Inspiration of many de lightful social affairs while thoy j have been nere. visiiing- wnn ineir parents and 'e'ends. - Mrs. , McNab was formerly7 Miss flelen McDon ald, of tlild city, and Is the. daurh Irr of Mrs. limiaa. McOotiuJd. Mrs. Vaughn Is the daughters ot Mr. und Mra. Duncan McDonald aiid made 'this tHy-.-'h'' ''homer, for u number of years. Both have, a wide circle of friends here." Mrs. Vsiughn plans to leave'the first 0f the week for her honje In Tort land, ' and Mrs. McKab t will probably' return, to- ner: California home sometime next week. also: - (jno charming' .affair; in . ' their honor was a -tea at: which, Mrs. E. p. Mossmun -wai hostess 'on' -her homo on Spring ' street. , Twenty young matrons, girlhood -'- friends und schoolmates, -of. Mra.. MuNab und .Mrs. -.Vfrughh called during the afternoon. ' . ;-: , On Wednesday evening -Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Hpeclthart entertain ed at jl dinner at: -.their country home honoring a - numbet of out-of-town guest, . Mrs... MoKob 'and Mra Vuughn-.- appearing-' among them.'. The . other honor guests wore Mrs. Vaughn, ., Miss .Esther Knuulz. of Spokane, vushlnrton. and Theodore,, Speekhart,' of yuincy, Illinois, who Is a house guest of the KpecKhart family, 1 for this affair covers wore laid for twelve. .The home - 'was' pret tily decorated' .for .the Occasion . with -lovely, bouquets C . garden flowrs. . ' ' A-third party for -the gucstA this' week was a dinner given by "Mr. und Mrs. Paul Knaulz at their : furm home near hefc'. ; v' ' ' ''"- ' Party Compliments Mrs.' Bush ;A-.- '. -y - 4 . ; i ; Several neighbors and friends qf j . KKKAKKAST: Orange juice, cc J. .W. Hush, honored her with' real, Hhln cream, .creamed dried a surprise party yesterday' ..artor;--beef on toast, crisp gruhani toast, noon.' Tho gucsu called , at lhe.:mllk. coffee. . - Bush homo at about two ocloi.k. lA'NCirEON': Stuffed . beeK bringing with them cheer and "peanut buter sandwiches, . npplc good things to., oat for 'tho lunch- bread pudding, milk, lea. con, which was served later. In the .jj-DINNErt: It oast beef, browned afternoon, ' -' .-; " potutoes, creamed carrots, head 'Those who participated were ' ' letfuco with chlffonade dressing. Mrs. . ljtura Jackson, Mrs.' Fred Junket Ice cream with fresh crush J'. Gaskcll, .Mrs. . 11. . Evans," .'Mrs. ' ed berries, crisp cookies, graham l.ucy Stunchfield, Mrs. Harold orcaa, num. couec. llurron and Mrs. Harry Hoffmnn. " Konst beef is (mite as good sllc- EVENING OtfSEKVKI RCAUE BOOKS MAIN I riLTUKES .-(Continued from Pf 1) Mrs. -Mood Kckley, biug pro-sent for the cert'niony. Mr. and Mrs. John no n will reti.tlQ In Portland, at the.. Counsellor apartments until he ban finisneU his cour.se In Imw Hchool there. .Mr. Johnson lived In u. Grande until a year ago when h went to Port land to enter Uio Northwest ern University or. Law and has many friends here. . 1 ' Mr. and Mrs. Johnson expect to Visit La Urundo In tho very near future. , , ; .,' " , . . Sister Mary Says: Johnson-Eller : ;:; Wedding; Announced ' A wedding of Interest o many Ifih Grunde people . wort' 80lemn.lr.pd In Porlluh.d'on July. 17; i,hen.,jAI Tred .1,. Johnson, -formerly Of firand'e and' son. of .-Mr-.'iaod'. f. o. : Jamison of this city;- iEurrle.a to Miss- .May: Biicr. or. I'oruanu., The 'marriage' was" q,uict.'., only relatives, tog'thcr with Mr. und v - - - - -. Mrs. Wsa SOMRUVILLK; N. -J. July SO Application for the releaso of Mrs. I'runcls Steveus llllh. held In Jul) here for the dpubio' .murder four years ago of her clergyman, hus band and Mrs. .Hlcunor - Milts, a stngor In his choir, was nmdo lo doy. . 1 ' i Hearing of tho application will be' mudc , this .afternoon, before Chief Justice auinniero at . Tolnt Pleasant. . ... ' William rtillllps. factory worker has joined Mrs. Hall In the county Jail. He was arrested last night as a material witness and held in 16. ODD bull, lie Informed Invest! gators four years ago that he hud seen Mrs. Hall und her brother re turn home on the night of the siaylngs. , lK-nles Bribe , Mrs. Loulso Hichl, formerly muld In tho Hall home, denies as sertions of her husbund that she was paid b,000 for secrecy. She is quoted,, however, ss revealing that Bertha Tough, another inaldj In the Hull home, ofr duty on the night of the murder saw the ltev.-' und Mrs. Mills : at. ;thetr . tryating place In un abandoned '.orchard, and telephoned-to Mrs. Hal.. ; Mrs. Hull la said to have ..-loll hpr home afterward In coinpuny with her brother, Wlilln Stearns, and . her chauffeur, Peter Tumulty. ' . -, Allhough'Mrs. J!ull Inslsls. that. her arrest -was ridiculous ', she makes the. best- of "her. sllmillon., She hus a room 'with barredl:wln- dows 9n the second, flodr'.'.o-f1' the Jail. He'r.'ineais -are.' sent-and she. spends, considerable ' tlnlo - in con-, ferencf s.'ivlth her 'three ? lawyers. She ls-4? years old' and ropiited, to bo worth l,750.(0.-:' -v :: iy" Arrest Trooper ' ' Tt w .is, learned- ut Trvhtoii, N.' Jl, today that a wnrmnt is-but fur the arrest of? former '8tAte; Trooper Henry Dlekman, lono , hand- in vcsllgator assigned to continue' the liall-MlLls -probe -ufturall-other troopers hud t been reonllcd - from tho cose' in. October, ,J023. .,( , Dlcltman.' ls wnntcd " on a, bad oheck charge Involving Jersey City bunk and on suspicion that he .has knowledge .of the killing of the ttev. Edward Hull, iind Mrs..' I-Ilca nor It: Mills. The' search, that- has been going 'on for !lWn.v.or, since ho disappeared ,'ln. June ,152a, Is now under .way with .frt'sb vigor.r od cold us It la hot. In warm wea ther, so It's economy to buy -; i roast large enough to servo your funilly two meuls. . Women igiinrt fcjjt; dtiftt;' ijtui.-iiito way tA solving oldest hjjifjuc problem -oflfers tru protec tion; discirds like tissue Stuffed Bti'ts ' Four medium sized heels.. 2 tablcspoona melted butler. 2 tea spoons sugar. teaspoon salt, J teaspoon- vinegar,' t-&- cupy rooked Elizabeth green peas, 4 tablespoons buttered crumbs. . Chooso beets of uniform size. Wash and cook until tender. Klip off skins and scoop out centers to form cuiw. Combine melted bijt tev; augur, .suit und vinegar, and brush beets Inside and out with this mixture, l'ill cups with well suusoued P'-as innt-Uencil with rrcuin. Cover with butlereu crumus und -bake nbout twenty minutes in a hot oven. Any preferred vegetable .can be :ed In place of the peas. Its tiuite lniporlu.iii. that tile vebelabl.e rhosi-n be well moistened before baking. Otherwise the dl.h be comes loo dry. .- ljlzards of Australia havo stump tails so' like their heads that they are known as - 'two-headed llz. allfl.', ' ductlon. featuring Lillian Qlsh and John. (Jllbort. with Ilcneo Adorec. Karl y. Ianq. Roy D'Aroy. and Frank Currier thrown In for lav ish measure. ' . , Mitre Nostrum," by Jho same director who-triumphed In "The Pour - Horsemen." Some call It better. Albeit, "Maro Nostrum" promises ;beauty :and decp-hewn drama, Alice Terry and Antonio Moreno play leads. - "The Magician" Is a Hex Ingram production from Somerset Maugh an. ' .'. - , : The heroine for the screen ver sion of Goethe's "FVuat" will be kept a mastery until this Kuro nean production Is released. Kmll Jennings has the role In chief. F W. Murnau Is tho director. I'eter B. Kyne's "Understanding Heart," running now. as . a serial In the Cosmopolitan mAguxIne, Is another weleometttlo-tn the list, 'The Callahans and tho Mur phies" has leen awaited Impa tiently by those who Keep up with the crilica. . . ' Another "HU Parade" If "Tin' Hats" Urea, up to Its producers', promises, here Is ano ther "Big Parade,". ". .' Along with these pictures .escep. tlonal, ' the-, Molro-Goldw n-Maer list-, includes, honest f ntortttlnment starring loll CHuney, Ramon No- varrb,. Nprma Shearer;.' Mao Mur. ray, Marlon Duvlos, ., and other bct-belovcds.'-'-', ' '" . ' . Paramount devotees., who are legion, have . kept "driilrlng tab on tho making: of ".The Rough IMd ors,'! . an .bqrplcTcpIo based on the stirring 'days! of ,.: JYank Hop peri fell Into -stellar' luck -.because he could rct ahd' looked like Ted dy Rooseyolt..' . . - Coiifceely Itooknl . .'.No ,ono ;who- agonized. In. mirth over yijchlnd the front" will bo wlllln'g' to ' "' miss ; seeing ' Wallace Beery and Raymond Hatton In "Ve're In the Navy Now.'' ' Mary Brian adds a piquant ; third to the triangle. .The - picture " will be .herb. In December."-'; - in Grande liked -"The Hhow Off"" on: the. -Icgltlmatb' stage. It x-omos now-as. a movie attraction with Ford ' Sterling playing tho winsome, contemptible. .,'.- Only- respectful' lips spouk of "Beau Geste," . tho mystery ro mance .of thb Sahara.', that Is cos ily tan outstanding plcturo.for the Reason opening. ,t:r. . .- Gllda Graj-, - luxuriantly and fittingly mounted, as 'vAloma ' of the. South Seas", will bo shown at the' Arcade ,thrco . nights beginning Aug. ..' -,- . , . ; .. Muture.. drama.' that, lack neither for art nor for Intelligence. Is the nature , of "J'odiockcil." . which comes to town Aug. 15-14. Noth ing released thl aeason has re ceived more scrlqus uttentlon front the critics. I.lttlo IMt, Moron Is said to aurprlso evenhor most ar dent worshipers with her portray al of a girl whoso, life nearly suc cumbs to "tho severity, of hypocri tical morality.',' .Harold Lloyd, Thomas Melghan, Gloria Hwanson, fKiuglas McLean, Raymond GrlffltW, Richard , Dlx, of t"Quatorback"' fame,'--Adolphe Menjou. Dorothy Gish iud Bebe Unnlela .are all on their way ' in fuTamount vehicles. , Hddio CVn- tor In "Kid Boots" and tho -Zicg-feld Kollli'S cinematograph, "Glor ifying the American Girl," should bo., mentioned nmong them. boug and .Vary to Show ., Topnotchlng tho United Artists productions, will be the over-appealing Mary Plekford In her orphan-farm csoapo entitled ; "Spar rows." Her athletic husband will be tho titular star In "The Black !'lrutc,",a pleturn-all In technicol or. Rudolph Valontlno .will i vJve the desert era with ."The Son of tho Sheik." "The Bat," mystery play of -legitimate,- Is pronounced equully sptno-brlslllng on - the screen. ' . - . , ... "The Ureal Glory," 1 based on Edith Shaughncss''s;' . "Viennese Medley." will be a- Mist National beudliner for .August; - .Anna ' Q. Nllsson and (Conway Tearlo are. ro cupimendatory oemcaln the .cast jof. characters. Other First. Nation al stars ;booked for LaGrando aro Norma iind' Coustiuiop. Talmadgo, Paulino Moore, Corlnnnv .tlriffith, Milton Sills. Richard Barthclmcss. Ilarrj- tAngdon.' Johnny Hlncs and Leon Errol, Universal, pictures, will bring Laura La Plantu, Kormun Kerry and Hoot Olbson la Don Marquis' lovable play, "Th Old Soak." Nelllo Revell's "Spangles," Iho circus story In whieh some of Al G. Barnes' stmff members will bo recognized, 'Tuko It Krom Me," another Reglnuld Denny '.'snicker- "and. House Peters' Interpre tation of Oliver Curwood's drama tic "Prisoners of tho Ktorm," aro linked with blondo lturu's por trayal called "Midnight Sun." 'lwo breezy westerns present Ken Muynard, now with Vlrst No- Buy tf&'Jfo?iu Gnu. mhnX vk Jmt cl&. 3 aL. Lm Jorb i i i Paee Thrfe IMPROVtD DOlBlt RUMST0P. n Yjctw Records Just Released "Valencia" J'H'o Onran) " - "' '-"' ' - -sse ( inwfonl "M. IVace ttkb tlie WorW" (Pipe Organ) . A-sso Vrawfonl "llorMTtxincti''- ov Trut . - , :- --; Johnny Hnmp's ."I IVmuhI A.Koaiid Aocmt AVjf to Hearen" .-- . . v -.,'-: .- .- Kentucky Setmnilera CARR'S The Home Of Tbc New Victor euuty's sake . ... . and new wearing satisfaction supply your hosiery needs from out very latest shipment of Rollins Improved Double Runstop. Just out never before such security in fine silk stockings. . - No garter run can pass the dainty red dotted line at the hem no run caused by knee strain can pass the invisible runstop at the knee. . Added to these unequalcd safety features are all the qualities of beauty, style and ' clinging fit to which you are accustomed in Rollins. Let us show you our complete variety of shades in the season's newest colors to match your costumes or their acceasories, - PUTMAN'S Ladies' Ready-To-Wear and Millinery tlonul In "Henor Daredevil" ' with tuko In tho Congressional Record. Kvcn though Paddock holds' 87 sprinting rocords he'a cngngod. ; Turznn, hbj horse, iuiu Dustin Karnum in Iho Unlvcrsal's "flam ing Frontlor," backgrounded In tho Pendleton roundup, Washington's dopo probe should Your luck may be bad. but :. o New Jersoy couplo has ten daugh ters. ' SHEER town's ini' ill-timed ite cial or business demands, hold no terror- for the .modern. tWrnan. The irtseeurity. -of vrhe . -old-lhrie "sanitart. pad? has beeit endedJ i'. . "KOtEX i nW'iHabk way, is no tried by in M better tlass women."; ' 7ff fivt rmei is abserbntl is fWi fwry' c6tto p6ds t . ' ;..' ; You dine, dance, motor fdf hours in sheerest (rock without a sec ond's doubt or fear. ','; , .' It deodortm, too. 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M'KAKS JI-:aTTI.K If the Ctielrie coast will build up payrolls ..It faivs- .a g'rtiut development within the next year or two, William K. llerren, of Chieapu. . i-xteiiHlon director of the Nullonul Real Ivslulc bourd. deohirrd before the real cstute board here. . to orrosK haki lev SEATTLE Headed by slate Senator D. V. Morthland, of Ya kima, the building of a political machine opposed lo the policies of Uorirnor Roland H. Hartley hus been started. More than 45,000 thunderstorms occur each day all over tho earth. Java hus no leaa than 223 each yeur. while at the North und South Poles. II Is l).'ll"ved, one lukes pluce uboul every tell eurs. Government buildings ut Kort Slmeoe on Hie Yuklma Indian Re servation are lo be converted Into a tuberculosis sanitarium for Indians. 80tKfgft) An pepper is not alike not b y a ny m eans -Who imports and blends the rareit and spiciest pepper? Ask your grocer! chilli p e p p 1 Tiff e r ?. TfcAv 7 1C01 IiMnl 'extracts If you want to buy quality merchandise at a saving in price buy at STONE'S CASH STORES Our buyers-arc constantly in touch with market conditions buying our stocks for all stores in large quantities always demanding the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE, which saving wc pass on to our customers.' . - -? It will cost you nothincr to give us a trial and you will be surprised at the SAVING. Unusual, Values For Saturday and Monday Out- Advair.ages No wear Mt clothes; ,' Simple easy to under stand; . Quiet; All-nietal wringer; Wash and wring at lame time; ' No heavy parts to lift; Washes heaviest and most - delicate clothing equal ly welL FREE DEMON STR ATION EASTEnH OREGON LIGHT & P0W GO. mi, tk . ii J'i"7liiiif i TTyi i"aTiT7 j illT lii 1 t).ii1iWgn77w BEANS . : Ilcd Atcxjcaiv and Nnvy. 10 lbs,, , . ::'V69'- -J'.- V,'; .y-'COFFEE Goldoii Wck,r-i-ll.: tiiirf.? '?'.': 'A''.Iiig'-,Saviiig ;f': MOTHER,S OATS Premium, regular k'izu package, . only, 27? SPERRY'S HARD WHEAT FLOUR 49-lb. Sack $2.1. 4 Sacks $8.45 Kvcry Sack Guitranteeti Just received a large ship ment which is milled from old wheat. ; Wc advise you ,to liiy in your supply now, as the .''market "is much higher today ant wc can only- maintain our present price while our supply lasts. STARCH Corn or Closs. Kegulav 11c pkg., a for, VANILLA 2-oz. bottle, 'best imilation. ' Kcgular 25c seller, 15$ ; WHEAT FLAKES Caniation liiand. Kcgular - '45c size, . Fresh stock, 35 JIFFY MOPS Kcgular 75c size. WIiUm they last, only, 20 . - DELIVERY SYSTEM Otir delivery leaves our Store at ):'H) a. in. and 2:!i0 p. ni. All orders amounting to .$2.50 and over will be delivered F)-ee; under that a charge of 10c will be made. Wc guarantee prompt and efficient service. If you cannot come, TELEPHONE MAIN 94. STONE'S COFFEE Satisfaction guaranteed. 3-H). package' $1.35 GRAPE JUICE Church's, at a big saving. Quarts ....'.:..; 35c Pints' --29c CAMEL C1GARETS . Compare the price. Ter carton $1.15 WATERMELONS Coud quality; all sizes. Per lb. CANNEO VEGETABLES No. 2 cans, String Ucans und Peas. Fine quality. cans for 13 TaTaTTaTaVTtTaTaa-aa-iaTaTB SUNKIST LEMONS Large size, fancy quality. 2 dozen for 75 CANTALOUPES largo size; a good value. 4 for ' ' 25 PEET'S MACHINE SOAP Regular 39c size, Limit. 2 to a customer. Each, AMAIZO OIL Pint cans an umazingly low price, : ' 10f -:- ' ' (Limit 2) Next to Artale Theater. CLKAN, MODKIIX FOOD STORKS IimKU PHICKS UETTKR SKUYK'li If You Have Not Yet Found Stone's Vsk Your Neighbor. it