La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 03, 1927, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING 'OBSERVER Page Threr $50 ACCUSATION GROOMING SMITH The Prettiest Girl in Oklahoma v FOR 1928 RACE Monday January 3, 1027. SOCIErY;NEWS I Celebrate New ?: ' Year's Arrival A TTT 1 T J 'A DKUtlnK party WHS enjOyeq At WatCll rartieSNarly In tho evcnln ami latp (itancinif was the diversion. . foi- , Many parties took place in La Clrande over the week end to cele V,brate the departure of the old year and tho arrival of the new. !. ' IVrhups one reason for the lurfcp number of g-atherlnps on -New Year's eve was the midnight -irollc, fflvt'n by the Amerlcun Le jf Ion pOHl at the A l rude theater, -with w hich1' most of the parties ' i nded. ' ;n Many of the KuthcrlnK were, famuli Ju8t u few couples meeting iit one home to play cards or vlbit until midnight, when the mullnce. -jstnrtcd. Several couples met un 1 ' played rat da at tho home of M r, ;ml Mm Charles J'layle .until time, ;l'or the show, and at the homo ui ;'.Mr. and M rs. Audmer IMuyle a JjJ'ow couples enjoyed a sociable inlil mldnlftht. ' Hix' couples attended a no-ho.it ullnncr parly at the Foley holr-l, nl'ler which they danced ut Zuber -.mil until 12 o'clock. Mrs. W, I', MeAdory, who had entertained tit puncheon at noon, left her prettily Mil-ranged table for the rwnlnir .arty. 'I'lioso present for dinner wee C.Mr. ami Mrs. V. c. Perkins. Mr. jjihd Mrs. Mlmer Mtothlurd. Me. jihd Mrs. K. L. Lilly. Ir. mid Mrs. ,1tny l' Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. "4'hurtes Reynolds and Mr. and fSl rs. h'rank A ppleby. 't : Several college students also met for 'dinners and panics h.--ifore uttendlns the matinee. Mrs. .l-'loyd MeKeiinon was one of the OiokIckscx, when she entertained a -lew fYlends of her daughter, Cletn. Mind her son,, Claire, before their ',;iMurn lo Kutfene, wliere they are ..iitlendln the t niversity of Ore- Kdnm. They left Halhrday nlKht , Vn route to Kuifene. ! lr; . ) i Mbfl Iternlla lMerson was hostess j 'to a number of friends at a watch-; J'jnu-ty Krlday evening nl the home i;of her pa rents. J. Three tables of progressive rook iwere at play with Miss I.elu Wtir- ; ner winning the nrsi prise .junomr the rIi Is. Tin- boys' prize twent to Norman Situs and conso- 1 Nation lo Miss Kdna I'owery. ! ' At a late hour "iKCrved luncheon. the hostess Party Compliments V Marjori6 Warnick CnmplimentinK' Miss Marjotle ,:Varnlck. who spent the holiday 'in La (Irairtle vlKitinff her parents. !m'( and Mis. Lee VarntcU4 Mrs. v.'W. MeAdory was hostess to 1 ', pjif her girl friends Friday at a itiuUnen-J'incheon. Luncheon was at noon at fb-,'l ilfoley. followed by the he tliealei'M Foley ban- ir inarly at' I he A read) S The ions table In the Foley ba n- .e,ue room was effectively imtiKed in the pastel colors. Hcoral colored table cover oT or- irui)dl' covens! the while cloth ? and the flowers used were rosi-n. sweetpens anil little shell flowers. ;Ui n candles in iibbseenl ludd- i-rs were also used. 'ifiiests thev were Joined by their ..motheis for the matinee following . lunclieon. I'nurtein niemliers of theyounp ,''er si'l also Kathered at the home nf .Mr. nnd .Mrs. Hiiinan SlefrrhC. iwllh Ken Kle'itrlst, who has lieen Exclusive Agents for Owl Drug Co. Products Moon Drug Co. "Kverythinc Kor The Kirk llooin" Minerva Says x All our neet dylc "f Slipper ami )fonl will Is -c.liif-.-il Mfl . All nu-n's shoes lllc sain' nothing rcM'i'cI. Oilier broken line n illlcnl !! to '. .lob lnls afSI SII pit ullr hi ln.ll.i Slilipers and -fonls. (Illlers nl Sil lS anil !? 1.1)5. Hoys shoes, sl.i-s 24 lo I ii. nl SI. .-,11. len's Milne! SIhm-s. nil slWMi, al Sl.lt.'.. Oilier Work Shoes n trirlo liHice. Come In I II tell yim tlm bnliiiice of thl story. The BOOTERY Arrli-Ahl 4)rml nitiiewl flTOll SUl.tld lo SS.IMI; hnikcn apenftinff tin holidays lit home from Hllla Military' academy la I I'ortlund, us huntf i lowed by .upper tit the Tiffin. A ft hi- Huppcr they attended the I midnight matinee, whore - th?y helped with tlu nppluusc for the I performers with their whistles and horns, received uh favors tit the i party. Those present were Hetty Coch ran, Marjorle Iteynolds, Ann and June Stun bo. Kdnu Hnllcy, Horo t hy Ann and Virginia Warnitk, I-Mwnrd Iturhnnnn, I aw re nee Huy. laile Charlton, .Morris Ilaker, Ken Htexrlst, Lum Hay und Jack Spons. The Kpworth lenRue of tho Methodlsl Kplseopul church South enjoyed a New Year's cvo party Friday evening: at the church, at tended by about I'D members. lianies were enjoyed during the early part Of tho evenlnff. ttflor which refreshments were served. At 11:80. o'clock wntch-nlRlit devotional services were held, with tile pastor, Hie Itev. .1. A. Hall, in c ltd rue. . Junior Club Has Bridge Luncheon i The Junior Itrldift! club met Fri day altiriioon with Miss Carolyn Itoscnthal as hostess. l.uneheon at the Tiffin was enjoyed at 1:15 ! o'clock, after which bridfft was at 'play at throe tabbs at the home of her aunts, Misses Fannie and Mary Sonimer. The holiday colors, red and Kxeen, were used to decorate tho (luncheon lumen nmi also tne nome. .Mrs. I'.mier aicaihiiiih mnutr ih?sm acore and received the club priz". The puoHt prize went to Mrs. Lynn Larson. . Announcements Tho Neighborhood elul) will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 ::i0 o clock at the elul) rooms in t ne ; tlbniry bulhlinjf. I ho Hev. tmvei ; ftiii'y will talk on "The Kocial Function of Art." and Mrs. Flor ence Lynch Miller will furnish a vocal KToup. The Ladiis' Aid society of he First Presbyterian church wHl meet Wednesday afternoon Jan. in tlte conimunny room church. The Westminster society will meet at the homo of Mrs. Lloyl 1. Uusey, 1201 Oak street, to night. MENUS ly Slstei- Mnry nitKAKKAST Stewe.l prunes, rereul. thin ereiun, lnolleil haeon wllh eulf's liver tomato satire, limn in 11 IT! ns. milk coffee. M'Nfl-lliON VeRetable pie. rye bread anil "heese sandwiches, oranse Jt Hy with whipped cream. I inlh' "" illNN'KIl ltolled corned heef, I mashed polatoi'S. boiled cabbofre, i head lettuce with Itusslan dressinK apple slump, brown bread, miiK, coffee. Many persons like cahhaKO cooked In the water In which I beef must be removed when ten - der and kept hot t.lli tl,e en Ii. banc Is cooking:. Hhredded cnb baKe dropped into rapidly bollintf water to more than cover will cook In ten minutes. fnbboBC cut, cooked for twenty minutes in In wedRC-shaped pieces should bo rapidly bollliiK water. Ho not cov er kettle while cooktnir cabbaco. VoHt'tnblo I'io One cup cooked rice, 1 A cups canned tomatoes rubbed through iy- 1 nifdiiim stzeil onion. 4 I tablespoons butter, 2 tablespoons minced Kreen pepper. 2 table i spoons minced parsley, 2 cups canned peas, 2 cups mashed po tato. 1 eglf. I Melt butter and add onion finely minced, cook until a golden I brown. Add rice, tomatoes, peas, I pepper, parsley and enough water !o make moist. Turn Into tt well i buttered baking dish. Heat yolk lot egg until thick and lemon-colored, anil heat Into mashed po tato. Heat while of egg Until stiff and dry and fold Inlo potato mlx Itilre. Spread over top ot vegcta j Idea In haking dish and bake twen lv minutes In a nioiieroto oven. Serve from baking dish. The potaloes should he sea- For Resort Wear "7" his type for Southern wear sre shown In smaN ld and the crown ha sn unusual mm lo (trap hnvk Wm ted JJbf;f Mrs. Ruth Marsh cjitlds may be extradited from. I.ds AiiKcles to (Kdeu. Ct ih. because she wrote a cheek for $."i on funds' which she declared her husband smiKlit to keep away from hei Here she is, tellhiK the Judj;e that she. look only her own mpney by siKuiiiK her husband's name and her own to a check after she says hn told her he was Koiut to leave home. --. ' Baker Man Accused Of Beating Woman HAKElt,. Ore. Jan. 3 Oeiser A. Vincent, employment it Kent and owner of a stntte office, has been arrested on a char-Be of assault .,n,j mttery on complaint of Mrs. Murle Wolf. Vincent beat Mrs. Wolf severely In her room, she charges, when she refused lo drink tbiuor with him. l -u Wnir tidlil ulin luid unni'li t ihPmiirh Vlnrenl's of- f,p(i n;( prom)so(l lo vlf(U npp w(i(ii h(t fmmtl work for h(,ro He . . . i(Mllrhlir house, she told police, nnd offered pm., , O,to,.nln, c.uvill .McNnh, her lliiuor and ciBiirets. When she . (,,,,.,, i )ol lnveiler. niitlonal com refuiu d lioth. Vincent Is aliened . lnm,.mp ami former I'niUil 10 have attacked her and a terrific ,,,.. u,.,,ir .i,,m,. m l'helaii. stmKlc ensued in which Mrs. Wolf's face was severely cut nnd j bruised. , Vincent, finally fled when he beennin nlarnied over her con 1 1 11 ned Sf Tea m I iik. . M rs, Wolf usserted. I .Mrs. Wolfe ' Is separated from her husband. Vincent Is married mid hits two children. tly Hie AsMM'intctl Pros The celebrities of Hollywood B ' lead a dop-fancier's life. Thev 1 nnVi niany ami sunory peoitfrer 1 Mildred 1 -avis nas o 01 j "" "P-cies and iioiikIiis .nlrl.anks .1 " mih' n has a Mexican hairless pup. Adol plle Meiijou. Ilaiold Lloyd, Wal lace Meery, Jack Holt ami Ulrh ard Arlen also possess doH- The news film has lost Its popu Inrlt y with li eneh atldlenees and some theater manners have al ready taken It f rom their pro grams. The chief cause for I he patrons' coldness. It Is declared, is that the Hints are too old when they are shown. An effort is be Ihff made to speed lip the develop ing and distribution of the news fllniB so that they may be exhlbl eil whim they are still "hot." , Iloiltl UosiiiK". who. at the iiro of 16. played at the lioyal thcal in ( oienhar;en a nil a few yea is later Have up the stafie to become a wife, ret in ns to dramatic wo: 't via. I he sllvcrsheet, now that )i-r two children are srown. "Heinle a inotbir has made me a better nelress." Miss Itosliiff ex plained. "Motherhood has Kiven mo sympathy and understand in that can be attained in no other way." Director Mont a Hll is her son- in-law. s When Vilma Hanky went to New York for the holidays she lound that her mastery of Kok llsh during two years in 1 lolly- wood did not include n speaking aciuaintunee with a lot of Ameri can variations. "There in mueh mure statu? spoken In New York I han In I lolly w ood," the 1 1 linear ian actrens said. Josephine unn recenlly speni a full day taking it "ten-mtnute shower." r-r ablutions were refr-isb-red by the cameras, and t he repetitions made necessary by I he dt'inands of the seript and tin shifting of studio lltrhts Kave Miss Dunn the protrarted bath. iNNTriTTiov f.i-rrs .h: i:ls W A .S 111 N fl T O N A M-carut black dlntiutiid and the largest black oal known are included In "The finest collection of minerals In the World." presented to Hmtth sonlan lusihiiilon by the son of the eollector. WasblnKton A. Itoebllnu. builder of Crooklyn bridge. I Movie Sidelights soned ns for tho tnble if lefl-ovor mashed potato not nt hand, O'onyhKht, .NI-JA Hervlce, Inc. )t. yy rx ; i-iri :i- -j. . t A . - New York Governor Ex pected to Receive Sup port in California NBW TOUK, Jan. 3 (AT) llemoeratic presidential prospects wuro iveh considerable attention today hy Now York prfpers. 'i Friends of Governor Alfred E. Smith have already bcRtm to form ulllances with parly leuders In various parts of tho country as an aid to his presidential ambitions, the Times soys. Hitch, ft move hns been mndo necessary. It says, because "of tho governor's upparent unw UllnKs to further his own candidnc-! Conference hftvo been held,.jnany of them at the national democratic club -here, and according to tho governors supporters, movement , for Ills nomination had gained Im- J petus In many purls of the country. . No Idea nu rut tire Oovernor Smtth. in his fourth Inaugural address at Albany on New Years day. said: have no idea of what tho fu ture has In store for me. Every body else In the Fnlted States has some notion of this except myself. No man would stand before an as- ' semblage like this and say he was! not receptive to the highest office In the gift of tho people. But I ( will say that I will do nothing in seek It except to give to the people of this state the kind nnd charact er of service that will make, me deserve It If 1 ever get It." HIn friends here believe his do. cl.iratlon to be sincere, the Times says. Jteoause. of that sincerity tho governor has refused many invita tions to speak in oiher states and Is expected to continue to do so. Hnilth vs. McAdno Indications now are, (he Times says, that .Smith's supporters In I California will Insist upon an un pledged and uninslrueled delega- . tlon and falling to get nn agroe--f ment lo that effect from W. O. McAdoo's supporters will put Oov ernor mHHII I MltllM' IMi I Mi: p.. III. II .I . ballot in a direct fight againfit Mo if Adoo. In n similar way It Is hoped that Montana, home of Fnlted Stales Senator Thomas J. Walsh, who has been mentioned for tho democratic nomination. will be partially brought to the Smith column. Tho Times Independent sup ported John W. Ilnvls In IU14 and Smith In his gubernatorial cam paigns. Stroll!; - Siipimrt ItcpoHcd "The Governor. says the Tintefj, "is reported to have strong sup- who nominated McAdoo at tho 1 iH!4 convention, beinn cIussim! as his friends." Herrick Praises Athletes Prowess I'AlllS. Jan. 3 (Al') The Am eriean ambassador. Myron T. Her-1 rick, holds the Kreneh athletes In, hljrh regard. He lohl an ln-fr- viewer from the "KchO des Hporis" that If the Kreneh "beeome as level-bodied us they tire level headed," they will not only whi tennis championships away from the Americans, bul many olher prlx.es as well. With tlm ncn thni characterizes you." he said, "you should have im iioine oi .-. muhmnmi -ithe world's perfect nlhleles." dauffhler and son-in-law. Mr. and Herrick, who Is 72 years old. Is an ardent jroifer and oi-caslonally hunts. He keeps In physical trim, which Impressed the Kreneh sports expert who visited him. WOMKV S()LOS IX K.AST AV A S 1 1 IN n TO N The Mist leads In women legislators, it Is tuned by the National Leamie of Wuineii Voters. One hundred and twenty two women In 34 states will help mnke laws this winter, a decrease of eiirht from last year. OUT OUR WAY OOOOM V A PERSOM CANT EJE.U S1X)P OVER AROuMO MERE. WITHOUT GE.TtTrJC-1 A CRACK! OOOCJ rs,. V WHW MOTHERS GET GRAY - t ' ' aClZX Jr.-, . x ,s i v - 1 1 - I AVlK'ii "Tho Olil.iliomnns, Inc.," tiaried a uatioukl ctmpaiKn to ml n ill (heir stale, iliry ccinductod (inpalaii for pretty (III vIiiim' lace I hoy euiild usu (Mi thtlr puitem. Minn lni Uriley ot Itliililittm. Ukla., linn ben alJiidK(l tlit aute'i pre) I tel to you'ra t ; t tu m:e lir faro un u lut u( Oklahomi adrrtllhg lltarattira . pretty aoou. . , . GRANGE HALL PERSONALS OIIANCiK HAI.Ir. CKpcrlul) Af-i ti-r vIbIiIiik at the home of .Mr. anil M,-a Wrillt,,.,, lJ,,,rl...a ulnnn U,in.lfit . n.n: ... ui m. ....j Mrs J. A. llolmnn and son. llrll- est. and Mr. und Mrs. William Toy- , lor were dinner quests ut tho homo .of .Mr. and Mrs. John Hamann at their home pn the HaudridHe Hat uiday. ' 't ' ' . " A'ter npenuinff nrisnnas wmi( ir. unu mr. uui.t r..iiv:L-i Imtntlnl forpBt iunti tncludlnfr re rela.ives Lester Masterton left for nnd family spent Christmas with J0""?' 12,1 Salein Hiinday niirht. Juunlln. Hpeneer Is spendlnir tlfl.lon; holidays wllh the Beit Klllffht t family al t'nlon. i ,1. At. tloliTiun. who fell ' broke il bone In his right hip three months uko and has been bedfast for some time.-, Is recovering ami is able to walk around. Hn Is (i'J iars old. Mrs. Arthur O-olden and duiirfh r, Harbara. were In Iji Orando Satunlay niwht KUests at the homn of Mrs. Mat 1 1 Oolden While her home Is under quar antine for searlet fever Irnm Ken nedy is staying at the It. A. Mos terton home. Mrs. i. I . Huffman and son. l-'red. drove to L'lpln Friday und remained until after Christmas at Airs, i.ynn mil. witen iney sian- , 'd Home they became siucic in a snow drill about a nine una smc of-Kluin and were held there un I hour and a half. Keven or olwht oilier cars were aisu in it into pre dicament Lillian Nullcnhurtf, a student ut the buslneHS college In La Grande, lias been absent from school tot the p:ist three months because of illness. .Mr. and Mrs. 1 telbert Anson moved to La (liande Inst week. -Tap Right MAM ! 1 WAMf Xo TALK "lb VOu'.l DOMT OE.MW IT p MOW i X HEARD I inHi i.WLr . 1 ; - . mm r Tlioy nro livlnif at the coiner of .lefferHon anil Cedur streets. Anson Iius gone Into the Insurance bus- Iness an.l Is In the .Miller nnd l.lnd-1 jfren office on Pcpot street. .Mrs. Ilt-rt (Iroiit went to Hot i I ., r.ako Tuesday to visit her I i-.t... a T.. .1 ...1.- I.. II . . : i nit mri ii wi u tin i iy nun ui .11 r. mm U.... vv.i,.rni r., nit. mn,i rni. Thp imie IOy welehcd Wen pounds. He hLH been named ,'lnnnld Onnnld Krrderlck. Mrs. Weather - ford was ormerly Miss Lillian llolintm of this district. iMrnnd Mrs. llert KnlKlit, Of Un..1""'"!;.'...,.. .... .Mr. and Mrs., Charles Smulivofi .Coye, fcm Mrs. JVultoiv Hopper, Of '1 1 t1rIrlmesp1l. CHrlstmns day nt iir Charles OekelcV homo. Miss Minnie Mfolman, who Ift (cuehlnif school In Missoula, Mont.. , u Hiiemlinir the Chrlslmas vcallon i with her purents, Mr. ami Mrs. J. A. Holman. Hh will leave Hatur day. ' I Word has been received here of j the denth of W. W. Wcatherford. who passed uway at a hospital In Oakland. Cul.. last week. Tho body was hrouKht to ArlluKton, Ore., for. burial. Mr. and Mrs, John Dahlstrom moved to the Anson place here, recently vaented by Jelbert Anson. Andrew MullenhurK. Krank fhy, Mrncst Ifel-ontr and J. K. Heynobls hiive been busy tho. past week fix- lntr tho' stretch of road between tho hlffhwuy nnd Krnest DeLontf's phic.o. . These men are donating their work nnd tho county Is furn Ishliik' six fnn to shovel the K'vel for tho road at tho, pit, which Is Ideated' on the Reynolds farm In front or the, loLonfr Place., T he re u re, f n o rc ii u los than kllchen sinks In the I'nlled Htatcs. Wnll. ' who. wants to lido In a kltcljcn sink? By Williams 8006! X T-i-o LiGt-vrTAP! MV GOSH MA, Vou couldn't of R-'-lST-O A CHAnJCE. L'a 'AT "-(OuRSEtpy At Tremendous Reductions All New, Wanted Styles. One-Fourth I- One-Third to Off At ; January LADIES AND Cost $430,819 To Halt Idaho . Forest Fires HOISR, Idn., Jitn. 3 Protection of hlnho'H forest lands nnilcr tho Htuto forestry luw cost $430,S19.n,1 durlhtr 11)20, II wna unnotinced In repori to uifl lunu depaiitneiu I 4 Meh !!. Hnsh. stuto forester. 'r contrlhutlnn to thu cost ot"lB S.M.26M.acroa. Four Minorca nun roriy-iwo ! flrea were, reported, with ciiuRca .classified aa follows: Lighting, 136; Incendliiry,, 13; railroads, 84; , , . , , ... ... ,,,, ... " '" .. ""' ,0"8. "nu ":u"r "luZ ' 1 MOin'e 'T,,!, n , 1 ,. df m , t w ntlm nf ! "". y,7"" 7 J! " "t"' even if fire is kept out. ,,, fir.M uiiled n hundred mil yihpiu-a feet Of-tlmhcr, Of Which ,.jrj,y minion board f..a can be salvug-ed. Thero was a loss or 1 1,8(10 In lOKttinff equipment and 8, tilLS In other duniuffcs. MI lJlH KILL All YOllK It appears to be NBW Our Stock of Orthophony Victor Rec ords i complete. New records daily,' ; CARR'S 0 i f l ii I 1 1 y luukzs v V o Qhe new EASY WASHER on view Washes and dries at the same time. Not a drop of water to lift or carry THE new Easy Washer the most amazing development ever made in washing clothes, is here. The smaH tub . dries whole batch of clothestc single sheets in three minutes. Meanwhile, the large tub washes o second butch. Twenty sheets handled at once your washing done : in half the time with half the work. No . water to lift or carry? not a drop of water , wasted. The liasy even empties itself when you are through washing, Let us do . - a week's washing free in your cwn home. ; No cost or obligation. Phone today. i . EAST TERMS ; EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO. I" X '-. Our Clearance READY - TO - WEAR MIULINERY mueh safer to fly In planes nf or thodnx horsepower than In Met h rble In the ulr froin mule power. KlKhty pilots lost their liven In commercial aviation last year and 811 persitns were kicked to death hy mules In Missouri, Cnplaln 1L Stevens reiiorts lo the AmerlNtn Hoelety for 1'rnmotlon of Avlu-, tlon. ' j v- i For Golds, Grip, Intlu- onza land aat a preventive The Safe and Proven Remedy 1 The First irhOrglnal Cfcld an Grip Tablet ifrux HOC ' Tha box bejra thli ilfMtara Since 1889" I : - A, 1 1 (Dromo QuinineJ vi :