La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 27, 1927, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, January 27, SocietyNe ' Bridge-Dinner Party Held at , Siegrist Home Jkn attractive bridge-dinner took plum lust nleht ut the Herman Slegrist homo on Fourth sti-ecc, when Mr. and Mrs. Herman 8ie grlst and Dr. and Mrs. l.ee Houvy entertained ut seven tables. . Dinner was served til 7-I& o'clock, four guests being seutedl at each of the smalt tables, which - ' ' ,wcru effectively arranged with! "'HI! PA UK (Special) The Jon builoucts of spring flowers. My ho'" ut the lower end of Mrs. Walter H.' I.elaman made f'"' waa thB scene of a par- high score uniong the women play- ty Saturday evening, when a num. .is during the card sunns which b"" n"onl fathered tharo anl followed, lind llul IJohnenkamp in. "I""1" n enjoyable evening at ceived the men's prixc. The worn-I 'lancing and games. At mldniaiit en s consolation pilae went to Mrs. "'treshments were served. ' The J. J. I'olcy ami Joe I'arr made low nos' " Othello and Qulld Lay score among the men. nnl Henry Wanker. Dr. and Mrs. Houvy and Mr.1 Tne were Jack and Ida und Mrs. Hlegrlst will lie hosts un:l ,lunlr. Leonard and Uverolt hostesses to another dinner pnrtyl Wh,1,,n- and Mrs. I.'red Hrad uullxbt iU (he Megrim home, when! ,,BW' -Mr; "n'1 'rs. Joe lay and llu'y will UKiitn have seven tallies 1 ,'hl,,lr'n' flora. I .aural, Deshler. of . guests. 1 0"y. Musyl, Beverly and Orlllo, i Hob Milter und daughters, .l-Yanees Mr. and Mrs. (1. 11. Koglu on-! un(r ' Marie lind . Mury nnd 'Klva l,., l:iln,il ill bi blire lust evening when members of the 'Tuesday KwnttiK Hridtfe club ' were unest:; .it their hcinm on Third utrtct. Four tables of bridge was tiic;mncr noinn . weflnnsday evoniiw. Aversion of ( he evening and Mrr.,'1'1" limn was spent ut- games, af Avnu Voi-ls made high score I '"'r w hich .. refreshments . were among the women players. " The I served. ::,. -;. . ' - ' men's first mise went to Cleoriie Hopkins. link and yellow was the color Biiiemo used to decorate the rooms, liouiinets of carnations and ihil'fn- , fills being used. Tho hostess serv ed a two-course luncheon follow. Ing tile curt! games. Mr. anil Mis. '. I!. Khorhur.-I will entertain the next meeting of tile club. I'Vb. S. , ,, . , , . .. , noon. Jan.- 28, at 2:4S olelock In The llclomaln llrulge club met h jhhor'hood elub: rooml yi slerilay afternoon at the I on o.T)0 .W,M b(l . prognm FOmla, of ,.M, s. Denver churllon .with all UlK 0( vloi, 0,0V ,ly ,rvln Zlln. members except one In attendance, ,,,, , . M by Miss' l(ut). John Three tables of bridge we e at ,ajk .f , fp. play wi I. Mrs. .iyde Hopple mak- ,, wu)ernVndent of schools, on lg high seme Mrs. dies Ha,,., ...,.,.-,.,.. Light refreshments, will den received the consolation piine ))p erved and the guest prl.e went to .Mrs. ,' . . . . '. Vtule King. I The . wm-,,1 ' w,,,n .o...n.i r served after the card games. Mrs. W. 1.. Lane will be hostess. to tne elllll nt'Xl weonesilliy. reii. 2. at her home on Hemlock streel. O.'E. S. Officers , Take Positions Hope Clutptor Nov 13. Onlor of tlm1 . Knslcrn .Star, met lust nlfflit ut Iho Muonir hall for tht hku- lar JfnlKf Hosfilon with tho mw roriiH of ol'l'ic-cra in clirti'Kt for Iho n,.i time. Mrs. John 8. llodirl.., wohtliy matron, presided. iVhins are belnjf mude for Initia- fie. nilllt, tou. -tlon fimn'oTarilif nn-eting, which will be Feb. D The l.a Gi-nnde review of the. Wilinan's Menefit asaoeiution nut . TiumiIiiv i vi ninir ill the KniKlilM of I'ylliliis hull with Mis. Ilernlce Ilriiliiwell piesliliiiK s pieslilent for the first time since her Instill- ll)M. limine the evening plans wore made lor the organimtion of a. v,.v einh. soeliii club to W. . I!. A., orgiinluitlon. to taUe place the' first of Kebruai y. A.i.inide I'aekard. district .deputy, of Pendleton. Intended to tenspoon wilt, ' 1 ; . ule plain i Tho Town Sutnnrltaii be h re Hii the meeting, but be- pastry. . v.; ,: "' : When a- husband died, leaving cause of the weather conditions , Wash raisins through' several j his aged wife ; destitute. It was was un;ible to come. waters. U'our over boiling water, Garble who gave her groceries and ' a . let stund Until, cool und drain. Mix chopped her .wood. The Home Missionary society of and sift flour, Sugar and salt. Add W.hen another family was freez momimmmmmmmmimmhm boaten egg. Add raisins and cook Ing one winter. Marble retrieved a . - "beaten egg. Add Jaislngs and cook worn-out stove from; tho dump Jo break up a stub born cold we recom- IieilU I i Thompson's Cold anil Grippe Tablets Made in t the labora tories of the Owl Drug Co. 25c Moon Drug Co. Agents VSir 1 The Owl Img Co. Minerva Says TIiom- suffering with any kind nf fool trouble, such as fallen nivhos, callouses " luilloni ut hi t. coins or olli .'cr ailments. If you will call at. Tho Hooter) n have a i limri who can gho you relief Willi III'. ScliiiH's IVmt Ai Jillnnces. We carry a full Assoi'tincut of these In stfit'k anil Jim will he filled by a Hum who Is mi evTt at this work. Many soUsHm! customers hute ur store eucli wei'k. IjiiIIi-s' silk -and- Wool Hoso. (iortliHl make.; colon. 'iHimn. gray anil black : reg "Mlar 2.5ll. now SI. 45. Tlu-se are the hos for whiter wear. ;t . sohi At The B00TERY ' Pay Cash and Pay Ixa 1927. the First Methodist Rnlacnnnl church met yesterday for an ail day meeting at the home of tho president. .Mrs. l.ee llanford During (he morning: the women present worked on comforters unJ ut noon potluek luncheon was eQ; In tho afternoon Mrs. Han fori conducted the business session, uf- ter which Mrs. S. O. Coleman had charge of the lesson, the subject being "Leadership of tho New ,tl"'al Vnure" linenler. TMR , 1'AliK . (Special). There I was tf' parly ut the; c lurepeo Van-1 1 he gucKs . wore-Kranrls, Marie laud Hob Miller, (Henola. and .Miix- ln" Wanker, Ida ani( Jack llunlnr '. '.ester .Miller. ' " , . ; Announcements The fenlral l'arent-Teacher as sociation will , meet KriiUiy after- First Huptist church will meet this, evening in regular session ut the . Tho .meeting will slart with dinner ut C o'clock. ..' . MENUS ' HRKAKl'WST Orange juice, rnroal, thin oreom, ' poached eggs with Hplnuch on krahnm tcmut, mtlk. coffeo. " ; ... IA NC'JIKON . Rnuange rolls, oinnnmou. apples. brown bread und butter sandwiches.- rice souf- 1 aiTO 'brtvoilTen"'- casserole; -Hculloped potatoes, but- ' tered cunllflower, stuffed celery, raisin pie; brn'n roils, prllk, coffeo. I a creuin soMp snouiu oe served to clilliln-n milcr -school ugo In pluco of the sausiige rolls suggest- ' cd In the. . luncheon menu. The rleo soiil'flB W a: hearty dessert and large . porlloii served with cream 1 is nourinnmg: -una satisfying for small children.. llnlMln l'le One cup seeded raisins, 1 lorn- "' - cups nuiijr, i y. cups ffrunu- . lated sugar. V cup flour, 1 egg. over hot water, until mixture thickens. 'Slir to prevent lump ing. let cool and turn Into' a dish lln'ed'with plain pastry. Cover wth' top trust und1 Duke 30 min utes In a hoo'ven. '-A lattice top ,.rUit is prererred. Scire .this pio very cold. Keep in nilnd that it requires 1 Vj cups flour to make enough dough for a two-crust pie (Copyright, . 1J27, NKAServlce, Inc.) ... - . ' , , HKill SCHOOIi SENIOR WINS DAJKY I'lUKKS 1 Mildred I-uce,- a senior in the Kunniiigton, Me., high school, is a second time champion of her state an a breeder of flno dairy cuttle. She was awarded first prize In an annual contest of hoys and girls agricultural clubs at Orono. Miss l.uee gem up every morning to milk tho three yeur old heifer that won tho championship for her two years In succession. She has earn ed nearly 70 since August through the sale of 2.097 pounds of milk. Miss Luce's father, Clyde Mice, Is a. breeder of cows. Pleated Parasol A coarnluc ptraaol for lb toatl li . of rliily pleated tafftla an ranted In liars It kaaia-lMiot If OUT OUR WAY aJjl'l.' " ' 1 ' . . I T. r vPat s&ztiiP-hX - ' : -T-vis ' MOMEKirS VvjD UKeTO UV5L OVER- ' ! '' '' U - -Tt' -ru-iri ri-j . i- w ,. , .c.m i ' They Teased the "Town Crab" and One Boy Paid fHEROKEH Okla., Jan. . 27 (NBA) Out of tho ancient con-, fllct between age and youth out ; of tho truism that, boys will be i boys und .lonely old men will be touchy strange . trugedy has come to tl,ls -"'""n'ly- As a result of It, one boy lies In a new-mudp gruve, ftnotlur fights for life in, a hospital, uixl a misur uhlc old in an who "just couldn't lunl it any longer," waits hupjtlly for March, Jfi-the, day wlum, ly liis own requesl," ho is to ho electro cuted. - Tho miserable old ninn-ls C. K. Marble, sentenced to die for shoot ing the boys who teased him. Tho 'I'owt "Ornb" Marble, aged and nearly blind. whs cnue.a mo lown "crnir or Jngersoll, a community of 100 per- sons. live. -miles from here. : 'The hoys liked to pester tho 'old - reoiuse because n , made hnv an- sry. . . ... '. . They took the fruit from liis nun ua. mey inrew tucks mi , Ills poich nnrt taunted Jilm for Ills ace anil temper. they, pluyeil pranks on his ilog nnd chased his cat ua boys ure wont to do. . I What village Is there that does- noi nave a town -crnu una a man. I too. In his way. say his neighbors. - i uni " pun ui ine ikuiium.ui m.. varus, carted it to their place nnd set It up with' ivKOodly supply of wood, neighbors say. When once an aged bachelor l heonnio sick and there was no ono to nurse him, Mnrble did tho Job.,' Marble loved his dog, his cat I FEATHERED ARISTOCRACY SHOWN S ' L. ' " tf"" Feathered aristocracy rnmpeted In the Anneles roultry. T'lgeon nnd Itabbit show. Abf.ve Is Myrtle Munwrn with snie of the baby chicks hatched at the show, while below is Mai MnrstialJ. matching nn ordinary bird ngnlnHt a rnummoth hooded pigeon n'r rival from New Zealand. LA GRAND!?' ior It. With His Lite' nnd his flowers, twhicli made bin yard a garden spot of the town. 1 KVciiucntly he would tako flowers. to the sick During the lust few yenrs tbo town employed him as night watchman. Ie encouraged no friendships und lived his own quiet secluded life when folks especially boys would let him. . ' Uut on th Hnv nftei rhristmns someone shot his dog. Tho Murder Guy Hutchinson and his two motherless sons, Gilbert; 14, and ! Hoy, 1U. were sitting in a filling stullon, the (own lounging p?ace. X Old Murble walked In -without a word, peered near-slghtedly, and then without 'warning drew Ills i revolver rind fired four times. OH t, iii,t i.. Wounded und the' father 'slightly bounded. 1 ' f, Kvstnnders overnowered the old Bmn." 4 - ; s. x-j hifended to kill them all and nivBi ir.'1 lie icKintfiilly t.oliV Sheriff j)al,. Gross. "Those boys urc tho rK lenders. Tin y are tho worst i,oy on earth. I felt It m.y. duty ( km u,ein us they had no place n lnis wrid." 1 In the uprour nnd confusion , that followed. Old Marble was cu,n. n,, rhucUled at sight of tho liieeding lioillcs anil said lliey were tho prettiest ' sight he had ever seen. Insane? Old Murlllo Is not Insane. So say two doctors. So says every one who knows him. "They killed my dog." he ffrltt ed, Imte smoldering In his eyes. . Later be told the' sheriff he hod planned to kill Iho boys und burn their bodies to prevent them from receiving decent burial. He even showed .where ho had gasoline hurled for tho cremation. And In court, before Judge EVENING OBSERVER By Williams 01S27 BY HU SESVrCC INC. 'liarlc8 HwliHlall, lie boKKcd ln hs I Mclmltirly KukIIwIi for tho flout h iM'tiitlty. . ' . . uZrL,r you." Win iso 1'ault? - "Were tho iiitHchievoiiH -boys nt fault, or was the old man? I t Too. is it "punishment" to glvo a prisoner at tho bar tho penalty j he deliberately invites? ! Governor Johnston of Okln. , homa must decide If any ploft for tclemeney is presented to him. j; Meanwhile ono boy is dond, an- other is seriously wounded, and their father bears a bullet mnrk , All because boys will -bo boys, und old men will be touchy. MIAMXG Ol-' STOMACH SYMPTOMS I 1. i HEALTH II i ; , 1 i sorlousiyily A. C. RtuUe.s, M. I)., Oninlia. "Svtu ' Mrinbe'r- Goi-Ras Memorial . t . JllHtittlto The stonmch Is the fire-box for Ihe hAiman engine. II Is In the stomach and the first two feet ui, .tlic nm.ill Inlcstlins that the nui Ju'i- ifult of -.Ulgestlon is performeil. In this aieu the food Is prepared fur absorption into tho circulating piutda, of the Jbody. The stomiirli Is connected Willi the other portions of the body by an abundant supply of nerves. These nei ves telegraph buck to the st o m a c h uny disturbance which may occur at any portion of the body, whether It Is the brain, kidney, lung, appendix, or gnll bladder. The substance of this telegram usually Is, "there is trouble In your body get rid of the fuel that you have in the stomueh and Intestines und do not IkIui any more until the trouble Is adjusted, ut which time we will Inforta yon." . This telegram translut-Ml Into words Usually means stomueh sickness, nausea, vomiting, and rHEN he haa one of those stubborn "wont eat" spells give him some H-O. It contains as much the right kind of nourish mcnt, os any food there is. lis delightful "toasted" flavor keeps youngsters "looking for more" even after the most generous helping. H-O Quick Cooking Oats cooks in two to three min utes. in 1 IKHD Lipoking for More OATS Quickest) Hot Cereal THREE DAY SPECIAL THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY Very Latest Styles in NEW SPRING DRESSES ONE PRICE tio desire vhuUoevcr .for food.. -! When Die disturbance has ceas ed, 1 ho fact will be conveyed buck by desire, tor food und ublllty to digest It. These symptoms aris ing from disease outside of the tttomaeh are called wflwx synip loms. That Is, word is sent I'rimi the point of diuturbunco along th nerves to a central point and buck to the stomach. v , It is perhaps not an exaggera tion to say that lid per cent of nil Htomarh symptoms are reflex caused by discuses outslda' of the stonmch, There are. of course, diseases of tho stomach Itseir. These, diseases have inmost cases deflnitu symptoms that a physi cian will .recognise. To Illustrate this' Idea:' If the appendix Is pulled while tho pn tlent is not under an anesthetic, t he patient becomes sick nt t lie stomach und vomits. Following a severe blow on tint head, vomit ing is ono of the first symptoms. Growths In the brain are alwnvs accompanied by vomiting.. This is reflex vomiting. The beginning symptom of most contuglous and Infectious discuses Is sickness trt the stonmch and vomiting. J Must rations or this kind muy be Increased Indefinite ly, and show that ln these. cns.8 eating of food, neither . quantity nor duality, 1ms nothing whatever to do with tho sickness nt the, stomach. . " At thcHP times und. under then' conditions, nature ,1s turning 1 her efforts toward the crudlcufkm of the dlsiMise, n nil does not de ml C ,. I - I -- i r ; for full details of Carr Furniture Company's Close Out A MIGHTY EVENT WORTH WAITING FOR Four Big Pages of Bargains $15.75 UDIES RjY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY See Them in Our Windows sire to be burdened with the extrr. load needed for'rilgestlon of food. Tho body . Is nourished from ' fond already stored among the cells ns tut until the progress of tin- dis ci i He censes, - The appetite .then re turns find th6 Individual desires food again. ' ' Such secondary symptoms of the stomueh are particularly Impor tant In chronic diseases where of tentimes tho stomach Is thought to le the center of the trouble when it Ik some distant ;diseusn. Frequently chronic Indigestion, gastritis, und lack of appetite are due to' some -cause like the one explained above, nnd the trouble Is not In the. stomach Itself, but re flex, and due. to disturbance - en tirely outside the stomach, Didn't March in Vaini Say 8 Coxey MASSIIXON, Ohio. Jan. 27 (AD Tho unkempt march of Coxeys disheveled und, jobless urmy across the country to Washington In 1894 will yet hear fruit, Its "com inland er" believes. 1 In the twilight of his llfo.."Onn. eral" Jacob 8, Coxey, now "wealthy, looks buck over. the S3 year spun nnd rocounts tho achievement' of many reforms he sought when ho recruited tho hobo multitude and led it to the step ,of the national capital. ; .f . . . , . "I havo, soen my lnUlutlvi and Vei'erendum.iiiflde a Jaw,,r he says, "and I have seen thousands . of miles nr good roads luillt. Homo Be Sure to See FRIDAY EVENING'S OBSERVER Big Furniture Page Three' ONE PRICE . day we will have non-interest boar-'. Ing bonds Issued by congress- tt. finance public works and-to gl , jobs to the unemployed."' ' . vV . With his son, Coxoy operates a, sand producing plant lere, selllnf , the product to steel mills. "Vheh;;. the . town rocently coehrntef . lis, ' centenniut, the "genoral" rode In'" the parade in the old ' phaeton.' which curried him to Washington-; at the head of his "army."; V . i'K' Doughnuts Y 3 tahVsponns 7 PANCRU8T 1 egg, beaten cup iiigar cup milk 3 cups flour ' ' ' te&spoon nit -, , 4 teaspoons baking ' powder ; 1 teupoon nutmeg ?ram PANCRU8T: add v.!,: t beaten egg and sugar. Stir in . '. milk. Sift flour, salt.bilting powder 1 and nutmeg together and add to ( ,f! mixture. If the dough is not stiff t,' enough to roll, add additional flour. Roll out on floured board and cut. fry in hot, deep fat until V,'A r a golden brown. Place on brown pajwr to absorb the grease and 'V. aphnktc with powdered sugar. , V IS AN ALL-PURPOSt FAT I: