La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 31, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPaire ThiW Tuesday, August 31, 1926. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER yln ii ! i Bg Social Affairs Honor Boylens Mr. ami Mrs. William Tloylen ami Mliw I'nrolino Coylen. who have been visiting In the elty from Ihrlr homo In liulfuna at the homo of Mr. nml Mr. K. H. Iloylen, have horn the InHplrntion for ninny delightful HOdnl uffarw while hero. n KiMny evening .Mr. 'ami Mrs. K, 11. ltoylrn enlertalneil at a uVHghl f it I parly In their honor at their home on Greenwood street. Kevfn tables wore, arranged for lirhlgn during tho t evening with Mr. W. f. I'rewa winning high x Miore mnnnK the ladies. T. It. Max wll waH flrHt prlzo winner union; thu men. 'onsolittlon jii-Iki'h were. awarded to Mr.s. I,. II. liniimveil nnt L. Maekey. Mr. nnd Mm Iloylen were presented with guet prizes. . ellOw and white w:is tlm color Roht-me. used in deeinnllng -tho lioriiO) and formed a pr-tly haekr ground for tho evening's piny. A de(lolouH luncheon wjih 8orv"d lif ter ihe RiiitifH. ;. ' fin Sunday another nffiilr was Riven In .their honor with Mr. and Mrs.- T. It. .Maxwell uH hast and hoMOK! This, was a ' swlm-mlng party ut the rovoi wlmmlng pool Tho, gtiet.s were Mr. ami Mih. ! , i 41. .:oylen. Mr. and Mih, William liny Ion and Caroline. 1 try a it 11 lb be tn and his inmhor, Mr. and Mih. Ilulph AndfTHnn. and Tom Runsell. After 8ovor.il hours Fwlmniing Hie gucnts returned to I (irando where dinner wan served ut tho Maxwell homo. ' Mr. and Mrs. Iloylen and C'aro llno will loavo sometime thin week lor thoir hoim In Indiana. Fifty Attend Annual Picnic - About fiJ members of the Grand InlcrnationaJ Ancillary to tho llro Iherhood of Locomotive KnKlneem enjoyed tho unnual picnic- of tho auxiliary hold at tho lino Cone pic nic grounds ln.st lYlihiy afternoon. Kueh year since tho ortfu nidation of the auxiliary AukiuM 27, ly07, the members liavc hi' Id a picnic, f Yesterday the' people heaan to. path or at the picnic grounds at uhout. o'clock In the afternoon. Many of then enjoyed a swim In the tank there while others spent the ilmo visiting.. . , ' At ti o'elook a plonlo dinner KJO. V. FAT. 01. DESTROYS Roaches iBedbugs Minerva Says In today by today's cy press, a few ino re Tweed to slippers; also a n v ship ment of men's shoes. Cull., and see the new ones they nre snappy and up-to-date, and the prices are In reaeh of all. Chiffon Hose at "."ir; oth er how at SI. 00 and $1.."0. THE BOOTERY Pay Cn-h nml Pny I-ess Just Received! Shipment of Alumi num ware any uten sil you may need. Also some swell fancy Glass Ware. F. L. LILLY Hardware Mala 85 II 'A' IWBi News For Sportswoman This swagger sport set la Intended to display your favorite dog, ap pllr.utd In fur on the woolen t. end on tr.e manniili felt hat. was sorvol after , which ' tliey re turned to their homes here. ,' " First Meeting Will Be Tomorrow St. Peter's Kpiscopal Culld will inei-t for tho first time this sea son tomorrow afternoon at llonan hall. The tfuild meetings wore discontinued duiiiiK" tho vacation months and tho meeting tomor row will he to out lino the work J of the oi'Kntiiwition for tho com 1 1 riK year. It is roiiuostcd 'that nil members be there. I In addition to an Important busi ness meeting a dellrrhtful social lime Is being- planned. Mrs. I. II. UiiHsoli heads tho . committoo In charge of this feature.. Other niom hers are Mrs. Tuserson, Mrs. Krn ' est Gray and Mitt. I'Ynuk Cleavln Ker. - Sunday School . Picnic Successful rove (Special) The MilhOdlst ICpiseop'al Hiinilay school picnic held at Uiverslde park was very successful. About 7I persons at tended and after a dejiclous plenlc lunch the afternoon wiut enjoyed "in names, races and various other contests. Announcements Social nnnounccmciits . may 1h printed In this column five of charge. Any aimoiimMi nients pertalulii to any func-' tlollSXK'tl US COOklMl fiMHl hJliuj, et'., will bo n'fnsiNl. .A iioiincemetits, to b priutrtl the snmo day, must Ih In MKiety editor's hands by 11:0(1 oVlttrk. News editor's note, The Itivcrslde ladles Aid will meet Thursday afternoon, Sept, 2, al the. home or Mrs. Vernon Jen sen, at .tho corner of Jiko and Walnut. : . , The Parkdale club will meet to morrow afternoon at the homo of Mrs. Charles flump. Mrs. Francis Carbine and Mrs. Thomas Stand ley will be assistant hostesses. The Missionary society of the i Christian church will meet tomor row afternoon at the home of Mrs. It. J. Kilehon, 1307 O avenue. Mrs. chelf and Mrs. Ida Pronch will be hostesses. ... The Ladies' Aid society of the Kind Presbyterian church will meet tomorrow afternoon In tho, com munity room of the church. This is the first meeting of the society thta season and all members are urged to be there. A golf ball has been Invented for Indoor praetlee that will travel only a few feet. Most of us have been playing with that kind of bail for yars. This Flavor alone will satisfy you in quick cooking oats "Quaker" flavor IN QUICK QUAKKR tlw world', fastest hot brtakfast tht fatnoui lua&ty Havor of the real Quaker Oats las been retained. That, to you. is important: for flavor is the big point, after all, in '.'(Kid. No o:her brand lias tlut flavor.' It I nk Quaker Oat, experts years to I ttaln it. and. at the ame time, give ; ou 3 to 5 minute cooking. Quaker milling, too, retains much of I'k "bulk" of oats. And tltat makes j ixatives less often needed- Protein, (irlii.livdratrs. and vitamines and his "Iralk" are thus combined in taking Quaker Oats ail excellently tahnceJ food. Tliat is why. in (uick cooking otr. H in the regular, the important point I i millions is to see the picture of a Quaker on the package of Oats that they buy. Quick Quaker I i. i Sister Mary Says: (Ily KfciUr Mary) nroakfast linked apples, co riol, thin rreum, crisp broiled ba con, pot aloes hashed : tn milk, bran intifflns. milk, coffee. Luncheon Oream of spinach soup, croutons, watorcresH and ct luir rhcrs, sandwiches, peach cobbler, milk, lea. Itinnor Lima bean souffle, bak ed tomatoes fluffed with rice, ap ple eelery.ralmee salad, Keswlek pudding, whole wheat hrad, milk, coffee. This dinner menu Is planned without meal. The meal Is .well balanced and nourishing nnd Ideal lor hot weather. Tho souffle Is suitable for quite young children Hineo the beans are put through a sieve which of course reinovrs tho llitek covering. J.lnui I lean Souffle One cup cooked sieved lima beans, 'J okks, 4 tablespoons flour, 2 tahlcKpoons butter 3 tablespoons bacon drippings, Va teaspoon salt. Si teaspoon pepepr, 1 cup milk, few drops onion juice. . t ' Molt hulter and baeou. fat nn-l Hllr In lour.:rieuson with mil, pep- jper and onion 'juice nnd slowly 'add : .ni I Ik, stlrrlutf constantly.' Hrintr to ihe boiling pOinL .arid' feinoVv. from I he fire. Add yolks A of egs urtd blriiil DioroiiKhty.. Adil liea'ns and fold In the whites of Hte.Kirs1 heat cu until! slhf. Turn Into a butter ed baking pan of ' hot water In a moderalo oven lor tvftnly-ftvo minutoH or until the souffle Is. well puffed and firm to. the touch. Servo at once. ., ; ... I Fashion Notes I'OlKTAII,' I KOI KS : ' A oopkiatr rrock Is OniS tlat ' Is t?ool any t.ltno, ull'd Is equally gooil Tor youiifc things uild ruilinotl'ioru. 'I'lio housu of Nlcolft.'Grdut s'liposors H and Miuo.Uroul wore ono ut tho roocnt winter onehlnm "If . hiuu" mi pray uiuire siik 'Uiiu wua described by the : designer of the house us "what Americans would call an all-the-way-round dress." MI SSOMM ro.v One of the drees' sensiillons at t the Cnodwootl race-was a powder! blue cloak, much tho ' name color that Italian officers wear In their drrts caies, . It was worn by an .ton, . , i . ' ' ' J exquisitely dressed woman who! " ' , . was a stranger to London society, 1 "A woman., will . go . shopping but rumor has it that the.'coat w us . whi'lher kIh . niM-ds , to or nol,' made by Mussolini's, own tailor .say a rrlth. '. land modistes who', huvo Imitated the coat are culling ut the Musso-innisv llnl.cbat and prudlol It wiU . bp. a I popular garment thts autumn HEALTH" - n ay ri.vr.it ij A a con Hrmvu. M. !., Xew . ., York City .., - Memlw r Gargna fiiioHnl laUtutc At this season of tho year more than a million people In the Putted States are snoozing- uni suffering with Itching eyes, . blocking and running- of the no.se and a tickling sensation In none, and throat. Hay I'Vve.r time Is In full swin.'. . Hay fever Is an Infanifutlon of tho me nib ran- which -' lino the nose, throat , and eye. The .cause is Irritation to these nucous mem branes from fine , pirlkies float ing In the air, affcct'ng people who happen to he srnalttve to them.' In tho st-asana.1. variety of hay fever, the sort prevalent Just now. the. pollen of plants Is the exciting agent. , Hag wcd n ono of the big causes. This poiicn of course is wind borne and under proper con ditions may ; travel ; for , sevoryil mites.. '. . . Thero are two varieties , of sea sonal hay fever, early and . late. I.a.rly hay fevor,.or Koso cold, Is due to the pollen of grasHoi and Is current from May 15 to July '15. Tho late type, . from tho middle f August to frost time, in due'lo tho pollens of weeds, afinos exclusive ly to rag weeds. In the "all year 'round" type of j hay fever, the causal Ivo agent must be dust, animal dander, fea thers, face powder. Insect powder, tobacco, etc. The easiest method to escape from hay fever for those suceptible to the rag weed pollen Is removal to a section of the country In which the pollen Is not present. Of course It Is nece.Hsary to remain there until frost has come "hack home." Hut this method of escape Is unfortunately open to hut few. Not many of us can nrrango to be away from business for the neces sary length of lime.- Many hay fever patients there fore renort to treatment beginning several months prior to the ex pected onset of symptoms, and a big majority of patients .though not ull, are helped by the treat ment. Alter the cause of the hay fever Is determined, the path ut re ceives Injection! of tbe solution of the substance to which ho U sensi tive. More people than ever before are finding relief In this method, ad' ministered by their family physi cian. I'nder no circumstances should the sufferer attempt sif medication. Most so railed "cure contain habit forming drugs. WASHINGTON. Aug. 20. (AP) In the. fact of cooperative effortu to lower graile rrosslng areldenta Si noro persons wera killed and 4ft more were Injured during the first five months of 1924 than for tho santn period last year. Acci dents Increased hy 107. Interstate commerce commission figures announced show grade rrosMnjr avlaat4 to have totalled 22"2 during the five months. a.i against 1I9&. The number killed wils ( u agaJoM 771 and tbe tn jurcd 2o a again it 219S. omcE CAT - . fMH MAMH . & Junius Itlll Smith, a country shnpkeep- nn irnnt tn I 111. oil V tn htIV urii.tilu They were sent Immediately and reached humfl htforo he did. When the bo.te wore delivered' .tiro. Dill II II, iiu no n'-rPiiiH Ml" 1 shop, uttered a scream seized a , hatchet, and beR.in frantically to op n the tawst one. "What's the ma'ler, Sarah?" asked one of the bystanders, who had watched her In unmfcemenl. Pule, and faint, Mrs, Smith pointed to an Inscription on the box. It. read: "Hill inide." Hugh: Arc you (he t?irl I kissed between dances? Irene: Which dances? "- i Many Kills often bra? about making' a monkey . of boiiih boy, but Isn't It mlraulouM what they can make out of themselves with a llttto rotiK. powder and lipstick? . The (.'Irl's raiher Yonnfr man, Oiiv llRhts In this tHmso n out at . ochN-k. ' ; Young man That stilts me. . . ' .,;. . If you don't want to ko wln rn it ' is hotter than It Is hero you hail belter start belnt good. -,,.,.- 'TIIK WAV TO GKT TUK HKST OK AN A ItOUM 13 N'l IS NOT TO TAIil'I I'AIIT IN IT. The dummest Ky on earth Is the fellow who thinks that All Oa lor Is ft Turkish prince. : "Where to? hiiIiI mil Tytc lo his "date." - L :"An ainiisomciit park I sho glowed, So' he drovo out in the country. And. parked . beshle the road. - ..' ' " ' VThe beerless stiloon having failed to lake, tho suggestion now Is to !,. aloonlcs boor. .Itosos nre red; A'loiets are-blue.; Hut they're much too slve Kor a girl like. you. Hon't let the child . walk too how-Jegged, he'll iKOo'n. : if ,he gits play ihtinder doing Ihef harle f "And I'omei lionm ' with a very eeast loiui up In a par- url'v ; : . i- i. Four Teachers .Engaged -; For InihtefcSdloolXXcar IMHl.t.rt, .Aug. Sehool will .'start at Imbh r ' Mon day, September (I. Knrollnient will lako up most of the first day. Kour -lynchers have 'been em ploy'eipfor the high school, 11 ( 1. Morgan, Miss Hvu, Ledbetter, Mih. Lillian Alleiiand Hegtnald Menc gat. 'Kor the grade sehool Miss ,enua Itosewall,- Miss Krma Niel- Mlss Kzma Itaxti r have been employed. W VI I iMHi.i-;n, .Aug;' iji; fspeciai) ''zizz: Ulliaii Alleiiand Heglnald Mene- .zy J ,"r';: - - gat.'or yie gfa zriz 1 J'0!'a WOl by ?aT "a - - VA I Return Limit ""-r: f V October 31 & 1926 ' Ait A. I Tl'JflKl OMAHA 70 J5 S. j-O I I OtJr5X i.!k V-Bfy KANSAS CITY... 70.1S tji ' . . . 1 . Tly, If isiiii KflJl'l CINCINNATI .... 105.1S jO , ' VlS VI CLEVKLAND 10JJS1, j ' m 'ill Toronto iujo' g3 - 11 v rjrf t,sJSSSBll J lfVI piTTSBUKo"".'.' lisjii nrstrr; OiL&y'l Jarsimliffl. l' 11 WASHINOTON... 140A1 tOt-rAi . ( PHIIDKLPHIA. 143.97 S . " . i Ll-V HEW YORK 146.45 "V. I f!2P3i '.' V A boston isa-si " 1 I y LIBERAL yBkki ""NV I raiviLECES jyni n?M SsvSN ; I cnble you to visit Uf II 0tS? tl ZION NATIONAL PARK S H wSm"pmk we do all kinds of hauling SS7oi:S!EiS? Any Time - Anywhere Any Place V,1s D.ti Train, i Just leave your moving problems to us. Grille ruHi' ' l)none ca" s sufficient. PAiCEFEC "$tT Ra,"c I lA Omnrte, Ore. Mltljr mmmmhh mmm m wmmmt CATHERINE CREEK , PERSONALS rATHKUINH t'KKKlC (Special) A b.tnd of about 'Ju rmu'llla In tlians. pulsed throuKh here on horsA'luu k last week on their way to the l-'orks o fth- creek where thry will tlHh, hunt and pick huckleberries, Mrs. S. I'. ruslck returned to her home lut week from li (iramlc whent sho has been isimiK rela lllves for Hi-verul days. .Mrs. William Turner and chil dren, who have been vlsllinK at tho hoiut! or her father. Al Stone duhl, returned to her home at Itrnneaii, Idaho last week. Miss Kluiu I'uslek has accepted a posliton as teaelu-r in Woodruff school district fur t he coming year. Mr. and Mrs. J, l leVore made a trip to The Park last. Saturday evenhiK lo visit her brother, l'rur.k WljorUsworth and family. Kd lllllespl.: has H-nled his ranch to William Snlvelv. who Will move his Tatnlly Iwre. The Ullles ple family will move to I'nlon. Miss Sylvia Huhey, of Pnion, Is visiting at the home of her uncle. W. It. Phillips, this week, Harry Pralher and rhnrtes Orei'ii were Sunday visitors at the Kd Miles home. - - . , .; Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Ilonnry and family left Sunday for a weekf ont liiK and ftshhiK' on l'aM"' cn k; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mowdy are the proud parents of a baby .son. born to them last week., lloth mo ther ami baby are dotntf nicely.. , PROMISE PERSONALS PltflMISR, (Special) Mr. and Mrs.. 11 . l Shielils. Mrs Poolo and her mother. Mrs. Aitanl, of Wal lowa, have been camping, in the woods near here for Ihe past four days. Mr. Shields is pasnr of the Presbyterian churek of Wallown. He preached two pcrmons at the promise sehool liouse Sunday. Hoy' (harper and Clyde . Taylor and Mrs. John Carper, lor.i Car per and Iteuben Hat ton were call ing at the C. P. Carper home Sun diiv. Melvln Hicc. of Knterprls., was demonstrating the Maytag wash ing machine hero hist week. lla Poulson went to Wallowa the first or Ihe week. He was ac companied by Thressa Smith, who will stay with her aunt. Mrs. (iliit Cleuimen, there. Sirs. Nancy Bennett, of Wallown was visiting her son, Klmer, the .first of the week. - ' . t Mii. broke out again on the low- i ' or end of; middle point lasl week. No serious damage was done. A Utile roen timber and a few tools belong to men working hi that part of tho forest were burned. Howard and M.irold Parper re turned home hist week for a few day visit. Harold' has irf'urned lo his w-oik at Wallowa, hut Ho ward remained nt home to help his father, r. P. Carper. Mrs. Phillips Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. K. Carper. I PARK PERSONALS Till'! PARK, (HiM-oluD J. H. Uunlt'r anil rhlMrrn wt'ri l.n (irtinili vmllnns Wfilitt'Hiluy. R WlKKlrxuorlli In lu ll"K Oi-orRt' ,Mi l'ow Kt.li'l: Hl 'illl I hid wrfli. Mih. nnl Wnnkr inl ilaiiKliti is wi're kui'mIh ul lh" riuri'm' Van. onlfi homo Smxhiyl MIhh Oi'lla ValiclivnulfP wan al Mt'illoal Hpi'liiHH on ItuHlm'xH IiinL Mrs. J. C. I.iiy ami hnliy. ami .Mr. uml Mrd. Knlrll Lay anil lialiy were rui'hIs of Sin. I'VaiiK Wlic KU'Hwnrth HnnilaV.-. Ili'nry Mlllnr has ri'liirn.-il lo IiIh Jhoiii.' at MlBh Vi'lVy aflcT n lllolltllH Vlftll niTP Wlllllll., MM-r.-, .Ml-. A, J. VaililfvallliT. -. l.'lan'nco Vanonl'! anilN. Kralik VlKl ronll went 'to-t'nlnit ,8tin-' lay i-vi'iilnB. ' . . 1 Mm Tllim. of lnlon. Is visiting ivlallv.' al Tlif Park H'.Ih wi'.'k. Mr. anil Mrs. Jain" h-Vnrnvrro1 kiii hIs or .Mrs. Kr.inl; WiKKli's-vorlh ; iNillHy, ' Its Fragranci me flavor comes onlf iVom fresh fruit 1 1 Newest Fall Millinery In snmrt simp and iHnw, In the si'liMon's newest 4nlorflt anil ptiees surprisingly low.. i l :l..V nml up. A PUTMAN'S Ladies' Ready-To-Wear and Millinery Rudolph's Remains May Repose in Film Capital NKW YOKIC, Aug. 81. (AP Plans tn ship Ihe body Of Rudolph 'aleniiuo to Hollywood were, us ftnnilng conereto form today, al though decision renin with the screen sheik's brother, Alberto Clullclml, who arrives from Eu rope tomorrow oh tho liner Hom eric. S. Oeorgn Ullnvin, Valentino's mnnnger, wild that u special cur already hud been engaged for the trip. Ho nnd Mrs, I'llmnn nnd Pola Negri, tho Polish netress who announced hr r engagement to the "great lover" of tho film, and who roiue hero from I. oh Angles to attend the! funeral services ryesw terday will accompany, Ihe wdy. LINOLEUM REMNANTS ; Inlaid Print and Felt Base Floor Coverings . At Reduced Prices. Yotir Credit CARR'S UNITED . T A TS T 1 Al t-tt-SLJ ttlll A llnllad SltttM Piilf Solcatlflo bur CNUOBuy Ifaul la in uaeUuildH lbiinn.irtifiirUiunHttJ4'-'') hubbor uuu ut spray oa uuur Some Questions and Answers about United States Water-Cured Tubes QutittanWhat h the Water-Cure ProceuT. ' Answer Tli Water-Curo Procw is a new method of curing or vulcaniitinK automobile tulm now in uso in the United State, itubber Company tubo fautories. : Qutitlon How dot it differ from the old proceuT ; Arwwer Durlnjf vulcanftation hent and premmra must h applied to the tube. Tho old method uned steam to supply this pressure and heat. The new method uses water under high prMwure and at steam temperature. , , , ;: Question Why doet thte make a better tuhef Answer In the old fit fern metliod tho prewure could not La applied evenly. Small air bubbles were formed in the tube, each of whleh became a source of weakness. '.. Tho new Water-Cure Process eliminates the possibility of mieli bubbles by lt heavy, even premure. It also Insure' , Letter union between the tube and the vulve-liase, and at the same time given the rubber itself a liner, longer-wearing, more age-resisting texture. QuettionCan water-curing alone make a food tubtt Answer No. A good lulxi demands good rubber, proper con struction and proper splicing as well. Qutttlonlfom are theie provide! In Untied Slate TubeiT Answer The rublier used is Sprayed Rubber, the purest and moat uniform rubber known. It is made from rubber latex from Ihe United States Itubber Company's own plantations, by a process duveloped and patented by the Company. United States Tulies are constructed ot four pliet of rubber. Mint tit her tubes are made of one or at most two. Splicing is done by a specially developed method, whifh not only assures uniforndy strong splice but also limits the premure and heat to the splice itself and duel not tend to weukeu the rest of the tulie. United States Rubber Company UNITED STATES ROYAL CORD BALLOON For $al by BLUE MOUNTAIN GARAGE La Grande, Ore. KLAMATH BOY IN ARMY STRANGELY KILLED BY BULLETj MONTKHMY, Cat. Aug. 31 (ArV; Military InveHtigulors at the pro- ' . sldlo here are bah led by tho death j early yesieriluy of Luelen Apfdei gate, n young private in troop F, 11th Cavalry. v Tho soldier was shot through the .' back of the head while muklng tils .: sentry rounds. Investlgatorshuvo unearthed no motive for an at tack upon him, nnd tho lack- of powder wounds near ,' the wound ; Indicated that hu did. not commit suicide. . ' - Tho young man had been In the army only a short time, -Ila en listed at Klamath Palls, Ore' .'; Is Good a rulhr irnw tlolled BUtM Tub fltilaliw . Kactory al lmUua i;umiut' 'tdlMwtlM MrvvUM!' 70;! JlauUttuu V