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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1926)
Friday, December 10, 192C. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three r Mrs. C. D. Putman Entertains at, Bridge Luncheon Mm. '. D. rutinan enterlulm.il ut a 1:16 o'clock bridge-luncheon yesterday afternoon at her homo on Wnahlmrton avenue with mem ber of the Alpha ' club us her KUl'HtU. t l.uneheon vaa 'aerved at three mnull tiiblea, where briiluo wua at temurris played. Mrs.W. O. I'er klna iiittdu lilBh score amone tho club member "nil the guest prlxc went to Mm. K. L. Lilly Tim incettllB of the club yoatcl luy wua the last until after the liuliduya. . . ' Three tablea of bridge were ut lluy yeaterduy afternoon at the lioimi of Mrs. W. I). Warner wllf i she was hostess to the N. 11. ( H. club. Mrs. Ernest Wuldon re ceived high aeoro and the second prize went to Mrs. Jack McOhean. Mrs. 11. Smith was given the con solation prize. . After the curd gullies the hos tess served u two-course luncheon, 'the club will meet next week ul the home. of Mis. Smith. . ... Christmas Party i Given Children It. A. Mugulre was elected alter nate. , Mrs. - waiter Luke Is the new president of the society, Mrs. Mi.r guret Parker was elected 'vice president; Mrs. I'lmrlcs Bull, sec retary; Mrs, Arthur Wull, treas urer; Mrs. Uuyd IHckford, cliRp laln; Mrs. Lou Knus, guide, and Mrs, George Parker, sentinel. Klght more' orricers will be up pointed when the elective offlcM-J will be Inducted Dec. 23. Mm. It. A. Muffulre, us pust president, will uct as installing officer. - The committees to have charge of tho animal bunuiiet of thn or- jffunizutlon to bo held Junv 27, 1 were ulso uppolnted. Mrs. Mur- ffaret Parker Is chulrman of th-s conimtttee to pre pure the bnnquel, Mrs. Arthur Wull Is chairman of the dlnlngroom und Mrs. Clem Schubert is chulrmuti of the. in ception committee. Men Like Them Members of the Centrnl Church of 1 Christ ' enjoyed u socluble a', the church .Wednesday evenlhfr. when the members of tho Wom en's Missionary society, were hos tesses. There was a large attend ance and games were played, con ducted by Mrs. John Kunbcrg and Mrs. ICrhest Landry. An offering was taken for tin; contingent Cund of the missionary society. Hefreahmenta werc aerved ut an appropriute hour. . A pleasing gift for the man whs ap preciate smart things la pair of the new goatskin gloves Constitutionality Of Act Attacked J A Christmas party for the clili 'dron under school uge was the feature of yesterday afternoon's iineeliiiB of the Alice! Ladles' Aid isnelely at the home of Mrs. Krunk Wright. Twenty children welo present besides the 35 members of ' the society. Christmas songs urn; recHullonal l,y several of the little folks made ' up the" afternoon's program, ifol ' lowed by a Christinas tree, when it-very child present received u Kin. ' j Mm. F.yen-tt Wallslnger. prejl-l I dent, presided over a shoA busl jnoss aesslon. - i Refreshments were served by ;Mrs. Wright, assisted by Mrs. lid-' ,'ward Jasper. Mrs. Hnlph Wells 'und Mrs. Arthur Hammann. i . 8ALK.V. Ore. Wee. 10 tAP) Constitutionality of an act or 1926 legislature providing ; for an addi tional $5 filing fee In divorce cases Is attacked In tlKj case of Mrs, Margaret Wright, of Portland, against Joseph llcvcridgc, Multno mah county clerk, which was argued In tho supremo court yes terday. Tho act was for tho pur pose of providing funds to apply to Increased salaries granted dls- i.t utlA-nm.D In lha -nil M fa The Adllvitum I'lnoehle club Wright demnnda that ttic county will meet ut the Denver Charlton clerk should accept as a filing fee home on X avenue Saturday night i In a dlvorce';cnso the. statutory -I. Announcements ut 8 o'clock. (amount les" the $5, Sister Mary Says: to atte.no, yiiirr ; Kt'GKNB. Ore., lice, in (Al')-r-Ullly Itclnhar.t, , University, of Ore gon basketball coach, left Kugone early loduy for I'ortland where he HltKAKKA.ST California grapes lll attend tho meeting of basket cereal, thin creum, buked hash ball offlcluls and coaches to bo with -tomato sauce, crisp grnham , held In the Multnomah 'hotel, toast, milk, coffee. j The meeting.' sponsored by the l.LNCHISON nice croquettes basketball conimtttee of the Puct wilh cheese sauce, head lettuce - f c coust conference will bo open with Kreneh dressing. molasses In nnv one tiitni-ejiled In . the boon I Dtlddlng. milk. tea. . lilu...,UBnn an.l lt..n..ln. Honoring the 1 twentieth birth-' IHNNKK Casserole of chicken, 1 Hon of tho bVsketball'rules for the day anniversary' of -Marlon Stod- mashed potatoes, squush eroquettl-s present season-will bo undertaken, dan! Miss Huth Irwin entertuln.il J'-llled fruit sulud. cranberry slier- Following the meeting, "another at dinner lust evening al the home bt'.1- macaroons, limit rolls, milk session will be held for the pur of her purents ut Island City. cil'fee. . ' - pose of selecting . the Inter-col- Covers were laid for eight per- 'n,e molasses pudding suggested leglale referees und umpire's. for sons urounil n table prettily dec- . "r e luneneon dessert Is an nn-he senson. orated In the Christmas colors. I """a I and delicious dessert worthy red und green. A large birthday 'of uny occasion. It Is particularly cake In the same colors served us gd for an emergency" desert, a centerpiece for the table. . . Marshmallow suueo or fluffy hurd ' After dinner the guests went to sauce can be used 111 pluco of Whip ple t-:f mo clegg home, where u Pcd cream If creum hua not been surprise partv was held for lift- provided for whipping. . honored guest. Ten couples of Jlolusscs I'uililliiR ! .! young people were present nn:l - One. cup molasses, M cup grunu th -ovMiiIng wa-uJoyBd-al gumes-i-lutcd. augur, 1 tablespoons melted Id-rrcahments were served ut a lurd. y. cup hot strong coffee, 2 late hour. I cups flour. I teaspoon soda, H ..'.' t - (teaspoon salt, ',1- teaspoon ginger. The' social committee of tho-1 teaspoon cinnamon, ' y, teaspoon Neighbors of Woodcraft.1 head-d ' cloves, 1 egg. 1 . i by. Mrs. It. A. Magulre. entertain-1 t Combine, molusses. suga r, 'lurd ed at a bnmiuet last evening i t and hot coffee. Mix and sift Ku'irli-H' hall following the regulr.r flour, salt,' soda and in. lire jiiceilng. !8tlr Into first mixture. Heat until The tables were ' riVc-oratcd In perfectly smooth und udd egg the, lodge colo.s, white, red nnd" beaten until very light. Turn Into grwn. bouquets of red curna-a deep cuke pan with a chimney Hops, and white pompons besides or a dripping pan. Hake 'ii niln tw.o sniull Clirlstmas trees for.eoch , utes In a moderute oven' If the inille, being used. Coveis wer dripping pan .Is used, or 40. min- IKIU l,or Itiiuui u . ; . .... .I.,,,,,-, nnimlv i-nitrl vnhf,liiv I ni ' IiIm ivli-.. ri-nnrf ed lio lisd taken t ho A Boelal hour followed the. nail-; aim serve wurm unu iiuvorci wuii - i .' --. f the tube pan Is used, i-' i"i"-' '" -i- "" "r f remove pudding from pan, fill u,,lcll,i,ll .u, . wi.vi .uci.m.v..... oriogc ucrocH die niumettc rnei i . i:i f iiix n uov. ii i;ht Ki'OKNB. Ore.. Uec. 10 (AI1) Itobert lllddle Jr., Bon of Mr. and Mrs.. Kobcrt Hiddlo or this city, suffered u. broken' .leg and bruises about the body' when . ho was struck by un automobile in front j nffUvwi -V ,llO,l,,l lot 9 o'clock lost night. Ho .was tuken to a locul hospital- - ,. Kldon HOntT.of Kugenu was tlio driver, bf the car. According: to the story told nt the hospltul. tho Middle boy ran down. tho Y. Sf.'.C A: steps Into the" street and was spices and '.struck by" the oncoming car. He (was thrown against the curb the I leg being TracturCd ,lh tho full.';. ' Oregon Literary jy battle knows No Signs of Let-Up .. , 1 y V SALKM.'Orc. Dec. 10 (API OrejronV Mtorury . buttlo over Wo merits of .Sum H Imp son, Oregon poet, now many years dead. Is th, abated. The Kuffcne Guard nas joined tlio newspaper that have (is snlled Albert Illchard Wetjt-n. Sulemr wrlter.'because of an article written by him In the, Iba'tiy Democrat Herald of lust bttturdity in. which AVetJon denounced ty movement to erect a monument. to Simpson, whom he termed a fourth rate poet,- In a, sarcastic editorial the Gunrd ridicules the Wetjun ar ticle. r In a statement hero today Wet Jen replies to his critics. Ho avers that the newspapers havo not ac corded him fair play and that they havo not met tho Issue, but have attacked him personally and ac cused him of bclnff envious und Jealous, . . . "If It bo desired", wild Wotjoii, 'to ralso a monument to Blm'pson, t say that Is nono of my business. But to raise a monument to Simp son the poet I consider an under taking' open to criticism by any of the public. I attacked Himpson with the honest belief that ho was a medlocro poet, and honesty at leust tho press riiight grant tmo. My chief crime seems to bo thut I attacked a pioneer and called tho press' spineless." . fWGEN'K LKGION KL10OTS KUGKNK, Ore., Doc. 1U (AP) Dr. Del CV Htanard was elected commander of the Kugcne post of the American Legion nt tho annual balloting1 last night. Ho was given the unanimous vote for tho office. succeeding Kuri Moses. Other officers elected are: Wal lace "Wintler, "vice , commuiulur; lioyn'i Collins, flnnnco officer; W. R. Mu, adjutant; Itev. K. V. O'Hara,' chaplain ; "Mis 33. Ordtihl, historian., '. y ; - , " j1 The executvo committee, consisis of Kurl . Moses, Powell Plant, Ben Dorris, John P. Buhb, Ocopffo Woods, and'thd officers of tho post. insim:civ hhiix.i; sites . KL'OKNK. Ore.. Due. 10 (A;P)- B. McCullough, state, bridge enplneer. und the members of 'tho 'Hena,tor -McNury. ' The. senator In CALLS MAV OKAO LONG TIM' KL'OKNB, Orc,v Dec. 10 (Al)tr The secretary of tho admlntstrui-, tlve offices of tlio LTnivcrHlty of Oregon whs startled ,-. yesterduy", wien on answering tho' telephone she heurd central say: ' ''7 ' ' "Long .dtstanco., calling lir". 'niomas Condon, hend of the ivorslty administration." . Dr. 'Con toil' -died in, 1907, Jijst 18 years ago. ' i T. - 7 -t-- y ' U AP1KAL J DISVIISSLD '- & SA1J0M, Ore. -Dec. 10 .41) The slate.supreinu court today, p"n stipulation of, the attorneys, in t,iu case, dismissed ,1he uppeut ;ln tht nwttr c'thu gunadlanMhipxofrUaffW. did T, Pr ii re, nu.alleffed Incqmpot ent; beneTlerar.,' of the r wfll p( Multnomah. coiihty nnpofntcd H.vJi Mchuldernmn' guardian.' of PriniH1, and the latter sought to huve tio guardian removed...1 ,-v' '-. ISO ACTION' TAKi; " ' " KLAMATH"' KALLH. Ore, De; 10 (AP)Nvo -tictlon will be takvn in the proposed -Halo of the-Mr i'ormlek I'owor silo ut Keno-until tho protest of the ISIumiulh Itrl gutlon district has been roceiverf nnd ednBidured. nccot-dlng to a wlhi received by lrrlgullon officials from Elihu Root Wins 1926 Peace Prize NKW YORK. D'C. 10 (AP) Kllhu Hoot, noted American states man und lawvor has been awurded 'tho Wood row .Wlison foundation pfneo priae for Announcement of tho award of tho Wilson foundation prise to Itoot was made by Noruuin H. Davis, president of the foundation. Tho presentation of the award and of a medal to commemorute tho distinguished honor will be mudo to Hoot on the 70th unnlversury 6f Woodrow Wilson's blrthduy, ..Dec. 28. that tho Importance of Mr. Knot's service' wore., mudo manifest 'dur ing the" 'pnst "fvv yeara "byytho growing prestige of the world court und Its success In preserving peace llirought tho. settlement' of Inter national quest Ions of- a Justifiable character." MT MV.S CIKINK SA1:U : ' KOHKST OHOVR. Ore.,- Dec. 10 (AP) Salem was chosen for the next annual convention of tile Western Nut Growers usHo'elnUoiv ut tho close yesterday .of a two-day meeting. M, P. AdumSi-of Rulem, was eleeeted president; Ira Powell, .Monmouth, tOre-Aico president: A. A. uuarnuorg, . Vancouver, WshM vice president ; C K. Schuster, Cor- In his announcement David says vullls. secrotury-treusurer. FLOWERS Are going up in price, but we. will give, a 10 Discount on every order for Christmas Delivery ' t- ROHAN'S FLOWER SHOP New Foley Building Main 136 Greenhouse 676-W Res. 676-R AUCTION! Goods Now On Display. In Window Of Equitable Savings Bank-.;.'.; Saturday ji:30p-m- .;At. The Pans ' 1 1 (flp Answers THE CHRISTMAS GIFT , ' QUESTION-'. . , ss: A gift of Hosiery has sc'iVico'viKci'.aiitl, after all, that's what your fi'io,wlsvwant. Relieve yourself of the worries of Christ-' mas shopping and seltttVOnyx 'Tointex" or Rollin's Hosiery. Just 'one trip ,Jtb our hosiery department will put.' an .;cnd., to your Christmas gift buying. y Sheerest - Chiffon, Stjmi - Ohiffon and; Service Weight Silk Stocldrigs;, aij'-o Sillc-and-Wool in all the newest shad' 1.25' 1.65 1.95 2.25 . 2.50 . 2.75 i:jr'""'":-!r' 1.00 ..r' . LADIES READY-TQ-VP, mi AND MILUNERY ; READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED .ADS: HUHt. vunlllu. Jf the tube pan Is nnvllv with u-ltlntior! nrnimi ', nnH cover entire nuddine thlrklv wit h i ot Hiprlngfield. As a result of tho ! ' .re ybur buttons nil wired oh 1 A i. T7": TTwrt ii u i ii i , Thi. ...ob. i-insiiLctlon. it Is expected that a rc- ' tihtlyV AH right here's one of ja f(,Bvc lookinff jeHsrt for com- PO "o sue win ua muae wiui puny. Society Meets 'I'M.- l-'uri-lgn Missionary soi-li''y uf III." l-'lrst Mi-tlioilist Kplscoiml i liurcll nut Wi-ilmwliiy uftc-rnuo-1 :lt tin- liuiiii" of Mrs. W. W. Ki-ll-.ii- Willi Mrs. T. K. riiTHiin In iliui'Ki- of th- nfti-nioons li-rsnn. " Tin- subject wua "Korull. tlio Bllili uf iMlain," nnd (llacusHird the III: i.r , Isliitn women In theory und lintel tee. :, Vreceditilf the program tlu r" was, n 1 liUHlnesa aeaslon, pi-esldMl liver hy Mrs. It. W. I-elRhtor., nreshlent. Mia. H. W. I'urke outllnei! the t-oinlliB yi-a.r'a worn anil Mrs. M. Illekox rend an Iuleri-Htlni; leltir from Mian tler ,.1.. miwuinnii i-v In t'llinl. 1 ; The hiutesui ai-rved refresh-: inonts I" the 13 women iireaei-t j la-riire adjournment. 4 The fl. f. A. to the lirotherliood j ef l.oeoinotivi! Knirlmers eleeled nffleera yealerduy aflernoon when a. nieetlm; wns held lit tin- Odd l-'ellows" halL Mra. (. Si. llumplireys wim eleeted relief secretury and Mm. I'harlea Orlfflll whs eleeted ha t ileleirate to repreaent the loeal ar.- elety at the Brand eonventlon lol l h.-ld In flev.-land In June. Mr. (Copyright, Ine). l'JSO, NK.V Hurviee; ' Iinoue neuoiiuea . you W'AL-(Jllf IN. I'AltK. never .aoe.j in a few days. ",'. U'AfallTi IN. I'AltK. llOLIJINil 'Tho matter will ho-presented to .IIANIJS.WITir MOTIIi;it-lN-l.AV. the atale highway - eommlaslon on! . . '. ; : . Dec. 22. 1-one county. voted $76,-! ' DallaH, Tex..' has eh oxen a cham- : 1(100 bonds at the November clue- ploli mule : ballilnK ' ; beauty. The A well-lumed unkle has turned tlon aa Ita shafc of the coat of the crime, wuve elsewhere, except t.'hl maiiy a head. ' . Iiridge. ' . ,' " "ca'go cchi well iif hand. ' ' Minerva Says Waiillnu the Ik-I. some mnmn don't feel .-fe unli" JlM-y iy mwt. They doti t know The Hootcry's hleal to sell lnei rfrirlciitly nnd nt n .-nimller iiniflt per pair. The B00TERY sssssrsf It 1 Santa TOYS Is Here Toy Town Opens Tomorrow Christmas Is Coming! The Merriest Time Of the Year! if M ft I i' You'll love the new toys the minute you see them. There's Q Felix, the black cat; Sandy, the puppy;, Bi-Lo Baby; Frisk, the pert fox terrier, and hundreds of others, as , nice and 0 friendly as anything-. We have a new series of Twistum Toys, jjjj see window. ' ' ' ' S Ask mother to bring you to see them tomorrow! and get a h free toy with every purchase. A ft Norton's Kiddy Shop MODERN FOOD' STORES A GOOD FINANCIER lit a certain home there was a 10c fine for each spot made on the table cloth. Around Christ mas Johnnie was mysteriously rubbing the tabic cloth with his fingers. His sister saw hir.s. "What are you doing?" she asked. "I'm making these two spots into one," said the financier,. We do not claim you can make your money go iwice as far in cash dealings, but. many easily make it go a third to a half farther In any event, those who pay cash, whether they put the savings back Into more good things to eat or put the savings in -the bank, it's so much -gained.' Possible only on cash, impossible on high credit. You can't help but benefit by paying cash and trading at this store because the savings are sure. Grapefruit . . . Large Size Florida Grapefruit ........Each 10 cents - . Eggs -'""H Lettuce . Gem Standard, , ; QQC Solid ' . . Xt Nut. . 9kC Strictly Fresh !. ; OU Heads .:'.'...; O Oleomargarine ..... tj XMAS CANDY OUR STOCK OF CHRISTMAS CANDY IS COMPLETK Plain ' "'j Assorted A ' ' ' Crystal , Ar- Mix 7 ICC Chocolates CI flft. Mix .y ; iKL Pound i. 10 3 Pounds P1.UU . . 4; Iund8;;i.:..VX,: JO ( '. ' , 1 . : 1 Mixed Nuts 4 ''' New OQC Crop OV Dainty Dates Cclleophone Wrap ..... Ill-OA H-U. 23c Mince Meal None Better : 'J I'lHlll'N v3b ' Jelly Pure Fruit Jelly Ill l.ll. I'nll $1.59 I Brown . . ' Sugar Jcll-X-Cell 4 :;: " Packages 25c BULK LARD Swift's Silver Leaf Lard, sold in bulk, 3 Pounds Why pay for the pail each time you buy? Bring your pail and lot us' fill it. 59c FREE - NEW OATA - FREE With 1 Kellogg's All Bran; 1 Kellogg's Krumbles; 1 Kellogg's Bran Flakes All for 48c .STONE'S SPECIAL COFFEE 1 Pound 3 Pounds $1.35 SPERRY'S HARD WHEAT FLOUR Per Bag $1.08 4 Bags, 1 Barrel ------$7.75 m - i
