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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1926)
Saturday, July 31, 1926. Ok GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pa Thre) Society. News STATE EXPORT nil inn rn M nbntn The "Demi-Boot Dante Funds to Be Used for Two Purposes rroppnds from tho grt-alcr Ore- Ron dance to he. given Tuesday evening. August 8, In I ho Klks bull rnoni, will not only ro towadr pro viding funds for Iji Grande's eon trihttlloh. toward I he hnlldlng of iho propscd fine arts museum t Iho I nivfrniiy of Oregon, but will t'nlso help finance the Semi-Oeu-lennlal, cdchrnling the fiftieth an niversary of the university, "to bo held ul the university the week Marlins October 19. , Home coming this yeur will ukt p the grrutcr portion of the lost two days of ihe celebration, v Kd ucal ionul conferences design ed to foeuH public attention upon the' various fields of the univer sity's work will be held on the flrst three days. Monday, . Tues day and' Wednesday. : Thursday tvlll be devoted to conferences on music and art will, and on Friday evenls of distinct interest to alum ni and students are scheduled, in . Eluding a memorial ceremony. In Wmory of President John W. Johnson, thO'l'irsi president of tho Utllvorsllv. Deudv Mall, the first. VnilldliiR on the campus, will also : : : ' bo dedicated In a fitlliiR program. ' Kivon . one dollar by, the grand During tho 50 years the univcr- i loitfe, Mrs.; I'ike ' said this morn-. 'Uy has grown and . prospered. ! '"K"- Thw dcm!-boot," so called betf.tisa It In designed to protect the foot in! MOMI.l It Is of blue kid trimmed In thong embroidery. Oregon boosted itu merchandise shipments abroad dining the first Miiarler of !i:G by well over MHi.iino us compared with the cor responding period of I it;! 5, accord ing to slatistles released toilay by the Di-purimt-ni oli'ommerce. The exports of this slate totaled $13, 7 J . T I for January, J'Vbruaty and Mareh. as compared with $ 1 n.li 7 u, 447 a year ago, rcflecilng an lu civas'd i nub- amounting to $:!,- lnebb-nilly, this , Increase en abled On gun tn jump ils relative standing among the various states of the union In the uurtetiy race for foreign marts from twi-niy-fifih place at the end of - Mareh. 1 1'-5, to . nineteen) h place at the conclusion of the first Ihree months , of llC'it, superseding Minnesota, . Arkansas. Mississippi, t'eitnessie, Alabama and Oltla- iOiily this summer the student DodV supplied funds for the. con struction of a largo pavilion and this year's plan.- are to build Die line litis museum. tf-Ilrook Ooll, Thelma Kitchen, hnd Ingvar Ansnes tire members . of ji Grande's greater ..Oregon roinmltleo. ,, A Miss Kleanor Olnss bends the committee In -charge of Tuesday vvenlng's dance and her asslstanls fixe MLss Thelma Kllcheii, Miss Helen K. Williams, Olfford Self, nnd llernard Hum melt. The Star Novelty orchewtra will phiy for the dance which begins at nine o' plock and continues until twelve. -. Lodges Welcoi.ie Taylors Home Fourteen Keheccas nnd Odd Fallows gave a surprise party Thursday evening for Mr. and 'Mrs. i-Ul Taylor lu welcome them back 'to m Orande after a trip to Chica go nnd other Haste rn points. The visitors were received at the Tay lor liome at !)oi;'. Adams avenue. . terprisv; . Mr. which has recently been remodel- Whittlesey and d and redecorated. ,Lind 1'eter. Jr., of Portland; J. A. J ltoun,uels of flowers were pretti- j I lopklns, of Joseph; Mr. and Mrs. ly arnmged about tho rooms form- K. YV. Uodlrey and Mr; and Mrs. tyg a prelly setting for the party, j F. t). Snfron and dnughler, Jane. Card games nnd music were en- I Mrs. Christ inn Ckirk, district deputy,' who has been working in this territory for some- time, left yesterday. . .Hho Is .planning a va--cation . trip to California during. August, : whero . she will vlst her daughter and son; WATJ,OWA LAKK, (Special) Mr. and, Mrs. K. W. Godfrey, and Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Sufron, of Portland, entertained nt-the White Klcphatit Chalet at Wullowa lako Thursday ' evening with a dinner party and dance. -'. The. dining room wns decorated with wild flowers.. Favors were I made by clever arrangements of I twigs of white fir. ' , . . i After a seven o'clock dinner the evening',, was enjoyed dancing and toasting marshmallows around the fire pi nee. , 1 The guests were: Mrs.- Clara T'tah. Albert 1'tah, of San Francls- o; Mr. and Mrs. Sam hitch and Bonnie Adalre Kitch, of Fnter- 'pri.se; Air. and Mrs. W. J. .Ortman jand daughter. Kelly Jane, of Kn- nnd ' Mrs. Peter sons, Frederick 1 Aif- x Sister Mary ! Says: . NBA, London fiurCtl MIS8 MI'S AN I.AWkKNO:, member of .Pactlamfiit, iiui a ltlvkill)): rvofit all to liArirlf, 1 Nb Is. one of tlM four wumen iiuinbers At - tho Houna - of rmmionS, oiid shice tlie others , dt itnt smoW, she has ekrhi " sive usi! of ilie foom. the. .Will (own , (imlii At. Thi T'- ., Wheat, grain and flour domin ated the experts luring the quar ter, amounted lo '$7,2 1 ;:HiL .Str and place fell to the e'lrtKsiricallbtt, wood and nianui'iictures nf, with exj)ort valuation of ' $3,831,769, while third honors went to upplvs, whose lolal shipments abroad for tho Ihree-monlh period . totaled ' H' ' "'imager -of $l,0S.4;ti. : Jtems of lesses lin- bike . wonderland. ,., . portanee in their order. - were: J Monday evening n heefstcnk feed hops. $"J!i.01l: condensed', milk, ! was enjoyed, although rnin caused $4hK,!i l a. and fish, valued u( $l' 1 5,- t he affair . to he held 1 in the com !(H. ' " inunity house. Jtcefstenk was broil- Calirornia Is In fifth piace with 0ii on sticks over hot : coals : and $fi.1. (JrtlMtH for the first uuarter; Tphw-ed between buns. Ire. cream Washlnglotn Is twelfth wllh $24,- cncs were scne.d latof.Mrs. Clea S2,ii:ifi; Oregon nlnelecnth; Mnn- ver nn1 MrH- Henderson and Miss lanu thirty-ninth; and - Idaho "'V. or. rortlahd, were among 11UKAK FAST Stewed prunes with lemon, oerfnl, top milk, crisp broiled baron, rye toast, milk, cof fee. f.I'NCUKOX fRrtOtrt doMcl ous. nut hmid snndwlchH. sugar ed cherries, cnraniel cookies, milk, tea. IllNNUn Sliced Jellied venl loaf; baked new potatoes, creamed swIss chard, stuffed' grcn" pepper salad, peach cobbler, whole wheat bread, milk, coffeo. floiiietimeH the fnmtllnr vege tables so unpopular with our fn miliea gain A plrtisiim greeting If nerved in iinfamllltir guises-. To thin end. "carrots delicious" ae suggested In the luncheon menu. 4'aiTols lh tUidiis Klpht medium sized hew car rot s, t snvn H onion. 1 ten poon salt, U teaspoon pepper, 2 tea spoons butter, 1 tablespoon flour. H cup carrot stock, M curt milk, yolks, 2 eggs, 1 tablespoon mlneod parsley, " Wash nnd scrape oftrrots. Cut, Into thin slices. Pcoi nnd mice onion,' Put prepared carrots and onion lilo .sauce pan, cover with boiling' water and coolc until len der. Add stilt when 'OHrrots nre half done, When tender drain, reserving cup of tho wnlcr. Melt butter, ' stir In flour und when blended add stock. Hrlng to- the boiling point.- and add carrots nnd prppor. Kent yolks of eggs welt with milk. Hilr Into first mixture aniK conk, stirring constantly until mixture thickens around the vegeiablo. Turn Into a hot vegetable dish, sprinkle with parsley and serve. More New Skirts IN TODAY'S EXPRESS l' In all the latest styles and colors. PUTMAN'S Ladies' Ready-To-Wear and Millinery . Wallace was the warden's rhanf . four and Foster his cook. i iiAttri.t v iii.li.k; DiWr (;i;n'ixi 8rnriti:i ItltVTONK, Italy The d'.ieo is I Mi'lson getting sunburned nn Hie Minds;. All the cares of state are laid aside while Mussolini Is here wll h his family. CONVICTS HACK IX PRWOV HAI.KM, Oro. July 31. (AP)- Joe Wallaco und Cliarlea Foster,! trusties who cscaut-d from - the ( Htiila penitentiary last iionuay in ei,:TiiAT.r . Wash ff it Wfio a stai owned automoMle, and who n0( fnr nil, ,08H ' of his digijllyj wi re caught Thursday at lily. Kin- I Governor Hartley. would ....ifet iiiath county, wcro returned to the rough with his political opponent. lust night. They wrro In a speech herd he said mat..-- no. Adrlatle ' ""Hi"- ""el mj himut uiiii u. iiinuuu kii nvi'; Ol I lllll Tlttll WIIUKIII L IIIKIIIIH-U iiii- forty-fourt h. WALLOWA PERSONALS WALLOWA I.AKR, (SpeclaO lr. and Mrs. G. Phllley. of linker, are guests at the Wonderland tJudge. G. L. Outtnn and family, of f.n Grande, J.. Douglas ..McKay and family, of Porlland, ure gucsis at I the lodge. I Mrs. Herbert Hanna and daugh ter, of T.a Grande, are spending a ;iortiiigh( at the wonderland Mrs. Henry Hill and tiif. k'i. iiiiing'- inn - evening , 'a camp'.'kit was -presented .to Mr, jand Mrs.. August GommcrKon, ho are leaving for Canada whi re they own' several ranches. " . M.iss , Lillian. Pennington . and M"argaret Kloprenstein'.were ..guests at the Hoyt cabin last. we-k'.end. - Mr, and Mrs. H.. J. Kressly- and daughter Kett'y re(urncd to Lewls toii, Ida., where they, biake tlielr home. They have ''. been at . the wonderland f6V two ' month:. ' WF.ATfli;rt OI TI.OOK RAN FHANCISCO, Jrtly frl (AP The, weailicr -outtook- for the week beirinnlnir August'! was imiioiinced i mihm" Wade 'here-todi(y by lh XJ: 'H." Weather llui-eau as follows; ,j Iliclflc States: The outlook Is joyed dining the evening. H'aylor served refresh ments. w AY. B. A. Planning Membership Drive,, A commute M rs. from the Woman's flenei'K association met Thursday afternoon at iho home of Mrs. C. Of. Murchlson to outline, plans for the field campaign for new mem bers, which has already started, ''ho members of the organization have been divided iulo two teams, one h aded by Mrs. Frank like, commander of the local review, and the other hendi-d by the lieu tenant commander, Mrs. llanneih Wood, and every efrort will be ' made to Increase the mi-mbership of the organization. . in case ine mcmm-rsnip is noun led the local review will be given One dollar for each new member by the grand lodge, which would mean $ 1 .10. lOaeh woman bring ing In a new member will also bo CNIO.V (Special) The "Weta mackie crtmpflre girls, aeeom.pan ied by their , guardian. Mrs Frank Sturgill, and their assistant guard ian, Mrs Klelblock; left cairly Fri day morning for' WaltoVil lake). I where they expect to spend a week ; camping.. Ilesldes having a good time the girls will work for .honor heads, given the girls when certain work Is accomplished J The girls participating in ' the I canilplng' party . are Kitth Conner, t Katheryn Kielhlock, Wanita Stur gill, Doris Sturgill. Thelm. Van lloulen, Lucille Horn. 1 1 lit li Jones jand Katie Kcitler There will also be several vlsil oih at the camp Including Marclda Sturgill. Mrs Van lloulen. Mrs. W. V. Conner nnd Hoy Conner. for .cbniinued fair . weulhi r. but 'of La Grande, spent Wednesday jand Thursday at the' lake. 'They attended the Wallowa countv pio neer picnic whilo here. iwith'fogs along trie 'coifsl. 1'ein John Maepherson was In La perft litres tind ,flre hanrds -- will Grande Wednesday on . business, continue high In the. Interior. r nar Minerva Says Ladles' Spuntex Silk Hose are fast becoming very pop ular. People who wear one pair usually come back an 1 purchase again. The looks and quality can'l be be-.it. The prices are Inviting. These hone sell at S1.IH); Chlffnn, SL25, and a heav ier service hose at 81.50. Try one pair and be con vinced. THE B00TERY Ts the sob- agent for Spuntex. Jted Cros Shoes just In Comfort and style combined. pimncixs in:iti: N K W V 0 1 1 K A p r i n ci ss jeharming is visiting ns. Maria lV Kourboh. second cousin of King ; Alfonso who Is five feet two has jblue eyes and blor.le .hair, is com pared to Mary Pickford. but says Mary's eyi-s are darker. The prin cess loves America and Spain but admits then1 m lit be a place in her affections for a man who would not care whether she Is a princess or not. She Is going to the Lake Shore d five and then to a ranch at lied Cresl. NVbr., as the g-uest of Mrs. 11. C. Da hi berg, of Chicago. She came in a sea green silk gown and her waidrohe Includes a f.VMH) llussian sable coat. TO KXCOI'HAGK HlDl liS LONDON Itritish subjecls who can stick to their horses are to be encouraged. Prlne of Wales Is giving a polo cup for annual competition by teams from any part of the empire. ItEHOLU THE PEARLY KINO AND R KKW n iliey ap ' peared A (be Downs at Epnoin for the recent race ineeting. They have come for several ears In (hew vostuiuesj FOR HARVESTING Leather and Rul)ber Belting Canteens and Water Bags F. L. LILLY Hardware Mail 85 rllAKI.IK HOFF IS KICMNO HIS MMI1I.K FKKT ovrr III. (xiR-,linl dmr floor now' tntri f evrr I he pole vault bai. Ilf u hown a. he mad hi oVbul a. dancer, Bllh Jii) telle, noieat roaal proeatlnnal. New Victor Recoids "AS I.mijt As t llm Yon" tin. Trot - i. ' . . -ifotimiy Hump's' Krnlm kj- Roh-iiiIpi' "Ifloklnit At Tho World Thru lloso (Monil lllwisrs" I'ttx Tmt , -WarliiB's l'limsylvniilnHs "! ll,w lllai-k niW'-fFov Trot..;'--. . . - ,. ' , ;corti Olson noil IHh Muxli- "What's --Thp I 'so- of Talklnar" Vn Trot :T . .-'. . npjrsy Olsrn- anil Ml Nliisli- CARR'S '; The Home Of The New Victor tjnlnlan prison superintendent Induslrles. 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