La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 12, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, July 12, 1027 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three Society News iOUT OUR WAY Campfire Girls Spend Week End On Mount Emily MENUS 1 It) Slstvv Mary hivvit of the Wui.tshuuntuounip-I, r:l::.VKi-AST-lluIve of enntu fill' Kirl frroup. their UK' utiiKlnK . h.upe. M-ntmhli1 kkh wflh hneou from U lo M yearn, nn.l I h. if Ki-liim Kenw, milk, eoffee. yuuruiuu, mth. i . . ntiu'ii, Hpem the week eml hikitiK to tin- top ot hpoiikp ;iiie, milk, tea UWVIIKo.Y KIhU ami eelery Kulinl, rye hre.iil and hutter sunit- i1 Krhl.iy mornltiK at nlmat 4 : "a. o'clock, euch one t'tirryhig a hlitn UM am food. Three mile up Him mountain t hey til op peri and att ,t llht hn aliiuHt. They re:iehl IMujiieiixteln .springs at ulmut 4 o'clook in t ho nt'iernfcou, where they Kloppi-d for (he nl'tht. The nxl morn in mii they hiked lo t he he fore noon. l'our of ttr I'I.m:I Itroiletl tain I. eliup, new pntutnet lu parsley hutter ereainetl i-arrots, pinner ale Kuhicl, i'heene wafers, float inn Island milk, enftee. Tho fiHh and relery . salad it j planned In ush up any of lh liall-t liat that may have heen Iff i iVimii ' '"'"I' , the preeedhiH dinner. Th s.-cu't K"'"M of a (aieees-fiil fish sahid ii. CNinm. to me tup ot lli- "nvcri(lIIK (,dU-nt1y tail dr. (lild turned something about how j,,.. marlnaiin ihe fish, i 'a fnrt'Ht fires were loratv'l- j mixing ihe salad to pi At 4 o'clock in t lit nrtei noo:. ' ushiiiK the fish flakes is ah they started down the innuniiiiii v-otial. and rumpt d for t In- k eoud niitl.t j four miles from home. Sunday in' e in. . e:- j fliorninK they finished the hlU". ' niarshmalh.ws, romlDK uy fine one swimmintf suj4ar. 2 Stniw lierry Surprise One cup whipping: cream, 1 cup ! eup powdered Nlra wherries, ' ( eup pool, where they lupperi tor a ,p;is(M.n vnailln fiwlm, and nrriviim home at nl.out ,.lt m.,r.shinalnw. . small' 11:30. after u hike of nhout ph-ees and . eonihine with stra,v-i nillt'H. jherrles cut hi ipiurters. l.ei j i' The li'lP was one of learning as stand on iee for one hour. Whip well os pleasure, the Kil ls v.-nt in - i-rea m uat il f ii ni. heal In siitri r a nd ! In? into side roads and nails. un nerving tin- different trees, flow.-r.-Mul hirds, maJilUH, their own ('umpfires, cookhiK their own iiwals. rollinK in their hlanke: and slcopiiif- out under the stars. The girls nil displayed wonder- )vlsht-H for another lonff hike. which will probably be in the Wa! lowu lake country m xt year, Thn Ladles' anxHlary to the ltr.j therhood of Kailway Trainmen dc eided to have a flout in the Amer ican l..-Kton parad-. durltiK ' fetute convention lure next week. Jast eventnif when a speeiul im'it t ntc was held at the houn- of Mis. V. D. Mef'aithy on Sprinif uvenu.-. t Hevf-rul dlffer. n! typ'-s of floats r discussed, but nothtnfr was lfinll ty deehle-d upon. Mrs. John Courtney, president, fresld'd over the meetiiiK. About 10 women were present. v.inilla. Chill be( glasses. Hid serve ia shr- HEALTH Announcements i TheN'uinatlon club will meet to morrow evening-. July 1 :t. ut the homi- of Mrs. V. I. Warner on Washington avenue. Mrs. Warner hud Mrs. C. I-:. Wale will be Hie' Ii05l'sses. i The Purkdale club will mcel to morrow ulternodn at the home of .Mrs. Milo Hlokland at Island City, .with Mrs. Cnrret Hlokland and "Mrs. . l.orena, Sinilh as assistant llOSlesses. ( iu;rii:K to ii.av tiia.v I WATCH tiii:m j l.y I'uiil l. swell. M. I). ' Hartford, Conn. ! Ali-mlier Cioras .Memorial Institute I j With human beinf? divided Into , thn e classes as far as posture is j com erned, i he tall und thin. th', i short and broad, ami the In-be- j i Iwfcn, the matter of posture be-! ' conn's"a study of rause and ef-j feet, on tho part of the doctou. ' He knows that the short broad type of child oiiRht lo huvesuuare shoulders and hi;h chest. Winn such u child begins to slump un 1 sate, he generally needs more ex ercise. Probably the lumplnK has come about hncauso t he thick, heavy muscles are not being work ed enonsh. and fat is aecumu'at in? in ihem. So this child may safely in- encouraged to play hard at all sorts of sanies which ro o,uiie the use of the muscles. This is exactly opposite to the course which must be pursued by the tall, thin child which Krneru!- ly needs less exercise, with it stretched out on the floor, i W'f George corlV, yTo, but -nV PamtshIX '- PH'S ,s A -Te-RRieuE. a leather Beit om em A ; fSm&- PREDICAMENT! SO vajEUL-OH-mmB-vnc; - C0 0MW DAVS FROM HOME. s5 LOtH S WORE SADDLE ' r' - '' "' " n The MiDMiGtHT luncH . 'iiJ; rjoui wrw, . eiW7 v im srnviet, imc. I3y Williams j Making Window ! Draperies Is An j Art, Says Expert There's an "art." federal hom makimr authorliu-s say. in tnakiuH i window draperies, j "It Ik n Komi plan," they ndvhw, 'to make a sejile ilra wlnu ot t m I window to he curtained, t "(ilass curtains are measured 'from the top trim to thf sill, with j nine Inches a Unwed for lie ins. I headings and shi iuka;e. In soft i materials Hie curtain should ho j twice the width of the window, t "Side, t'urli'las are measured j from about the middle of the top ! trim above the window lo the hot- 1 torn of the apron below ll, with an i J allowance of nine Inches, (lathered j ivalanees are made one-ind n-h.ilf 'times thf window and Its trim ; plaited ones twlee that wldih. ' "Materials that have a decided .pattern must be matched on aeh side of the window ami abovo nil 1 i side-draperies must not bt skimpy." j JULY CLEARANCE Spring and Summer Dresses 12.50 14.75 19.75 26.00 PUTMAN'S Read u-to-W ear and Millinery GRANGE HALL PERSONALS f puft'alo meat lias no appeal to i President CoolldKe. Thus he Iosch the vide of all the buffalo inent ) eaters of the country, who nro the ; people who never lasted a buffalo ' steak. MOVIE DIRECTOR ! Indoor "Track" ci a im. wnrr un n i Meet Enjoyed by OLrtlll, fill Li IlLiLUi PriiiKTA Memhprc Police Detective ' Investi ' gating Hollywood Mur der Case. Today IIOOl.YWOOn. July 12 (AP1 Pollce detectives early today be Kan Investigation into the appar ently violent death of Perclval 1-. fl RA.N'f! K II ALL. July U (Spe cial) The indoor track meet that M is. Kate Redhead put on at the meeting of Hlue .Mountain Krauze last Wednesday evening was en joyed immensely hy the (iranjjers and friends. William Sherwood and Mrs. L. F. Wright acted as captains while .Mrs. Sam William son and Miss .Minnie Hotmail or- Klamath Indians Lose Their Tonsils PORTLAND, tire.. July 12. (AP) TolisilH of the Klamath Indians aro, follow! iik their land. They are vanish I ut; before Hie white man. Miss (irace L. Holmes, statis tician for the Oregon Tuberculoils association, who returned today ftrom the Klamath reservation re ported that 20 Indians, mostly children, had recently parted with their tonsils at the now agency hos pital. Korty-three more are sched- The Record x for cooking breakfast yt , minutes t it t (rar i I 1 TV ' " 'TTOT oats and milk" it the II HltANHH HALL t Spei-lal j M r. ami M rs, Art hur tl olden rettiruetl Mouilay evenlmr from a two ilays' eamplriK trip. They, wit h 'relatives, campetl up (he Hrande Rotide riv er. Mrs. May Krazel. who has been visiting her tam;hter and her sis ter in San Prunelseo, Cal.. for the past sl weeks, Im expected home the last of the week. Howard Ashmead ami two daunh tersters, Opal and Myrna, of Che Inn Lake, Wash., are visltliiK rela tives and friends in the Hrande Koiide valley. They spent the week end with Mrs. Callsta Slrtnuhnm and family. Mr. Ash mead's first wife, who died several years afto, was a sister of Mrs. Htrint:ham. To remove :rasH stains, iu waler ami soap may h successful if the material Im washable. Jte matuinK' traces 'on white cottons or linens may he h)eaehel out ith Javelle woler or potassium per manKanate. FabricH thai may b Injured hy water should he uonKed with denalureil or wood alcohol. EXPERT VULCANIZING Is clone in our shop. We can fix up your old tires to give many more miles of service. Make this your tire headquarters for vul canizing, . used tires and general service. JOHNS BROS; Tire Shop 'and Filling; Station 1517 Adams ' J.inwood. m, motion picture cm. rupied the judges seats. In the ,ttert to k throuiih the same ox ploye. who was fount dead in his ."broad avin" contest the judges de- perlence. home with a L'-tnch Kash at the liusn of the brain. Mrs. Linwood, who said her husband was n di rer tor. was h ysl e ileal. I'olice reported they were unable i j,. to ohtuln any Information from out pillow, before .und alter her. :i ' A'lnepar can be made from any fpiil. or from any material which contains enough simur a nd is In no- way objecllonaMe. Kuounh fruit to make all the vinegar f"i n year's supply is wasted lu igany homes. Surplus or inferior j;rade.- Of fruit not desired for immediate lise or canninK. often may Ik turn ed Into vinegar at a nominal rsl. hied that Charley Spencer Killined broader than either Ralph Hunt or Mrs. Roy (lekeler. The rivalry was quite keen in the lemon plichliiK contest when .Mrs. J. A. Ilolman. -Mrs. William Sher wood. Mrs. Callsta StrliiKham ami Roy Clekeler each vied for first place. Hy the "skin df his teeth" Roy fiekeler won over his fair or meals,, 1 -"IB. l.mwoou wua iieni wane ue- Jn i seneml way. If' can be mild Halves under Captain Jamea Rean that In a class of 4a children the attempted to question her. They best plan for improving posture is n-portcd that Hie Linwood n"rt-))olieill8 nui)mtgh Mrs. Ilolman did to restrain the tall, thin type and WH!) illnonler and!,, swift aml furious pitchhiK prevent fatigue, by the resuiu- U't there was evidence that there j;nu tne WJ,y Hjie hurled that yel- bent position. -For active exer- kad been considerable drinking Mow fruit throimh the air took dse. they do best at iimnlnj,' and The deteclives reportetl thatlnme fust doduini,' hy those back iunniinir. The short, broad tvpe nelKhbors said the Linwood couple j nf the noal to avoid Kettltm' a nr. Iliinr v JUKI IlOl OCCll Brrii iu i uioi Next to nllitifc tonsils the niost prevalent affliction iiiuoiik the Klu maths lias been found to be trachoma. Thirty-four of tho 4tiH Indians whose eyes were examined have been found to be victims. milk" dietetic urge of the day. It's the "balanced ration' of pro tein, carbohydrates and vitamines plus the "bulk" to make laxatives less often needed that world's authorities are advising. Now you cook it in 2 to 5 minutes. That's faster than plain xoast. No kitchen muss or bother. Why go on, then, with less notir ishinc; breakfasts? Today get Quick Qux'ccr . . . food that stands by you through the morning. Your grocer has Quick Quaker also Quaker Oats as you have always known them. Quick Quaker July Specials f.tic r.ac iac Itoudolr Khencx Owl Theatrical Croani both for 79C Red Kent her Hair 39c Hp.I I'Vatlior Slinv- IntT I'lt'iiin 39C I'nm Io in l.ust.-r 39C Owl Anicrnll. Iu:i vy (pinD 5)t'' Owl Anlfsylli Kn- lutioii (pint). 5f)C Moon Drug Co. Agents For The Owl Drug Co. cum In. mnvt :if 1 IVi nn.l lli. y ."ic. l In IIil Illtim;. piill- npurlinf-nl ill si-vcnil (lays unci mm tnK oikI iiuhIiIiik (.-ani. n. i h,- hin.llady or Ihc lioua.. ilw lured Tl.o kfynoti- or our policy sliouhl Hie l.lnwooil door hud n ilni il Im- tin- restriction or clloit ror 111' lorl;.-l ilurlug thai time, tall Kioup. and tin- cnc-ouniK.-nicnt 1 Coron.-r rranli Nuiur onli'ied an of .-utivity ror tin- Inoad typo, alitopay piTlornied on l.inwood's These lilies are not to lie rollsld- hody arter It was removed 10 tho ere, I absolute, hut they ran he .-olinty morgue. ! used as giiid. s in dealing with WITH Tells Utile, i the individual child. j Mrs. l.tnwood wa llliahle to tell j What has I. eon said about chll- the deteitives the nunie of the plc ' dren in regard to development, or (nre company that hud employed maintenance of good posture, ca'i ,,.r husband, lull she Insisted ho i also be applied to grown-ups with W11H :l director. ; regard to correct or bail poslui"! Tn,. p0(ee received their first jnl'ter It has developeil. I report of the unexplained death ut I !"irst determine the type of pel- f( a- nK when undertnliefs called son. as we have classified the them to view thu body. It hod i human race. Then, for Ihe lull i, taken from the l.lnwood and lliln type, give gentle, n'- imurlmrnt to the underlnklnft- rooms at Ihe telephoned request or (liiur.l ),., Jesse Hoss, who had been call pl'nly to the aid or the niun, whom Ihe said he found dead. cuuilient. strelchlng exercises, W illi i-est before and after meals, against fatigue, and allow of nourishing food. For the short, broad type, give artivo imiscle building exercls1. Cluard against physical ilulolenre anil restrict th" food more to the 1-ss raltening things, course, vege tables, rniilH and greens. The active herd workers of the world, or the thin type, should be encouraged to develop hobbles of a unlet, sedentary nature. l-'or the shore; broad type, encourage vigorous athletic hobbies. doesn't mean that Big White Pelican Darkens Klamath Special Perfection and Alcazar Oil Cook Stoves y3 OFF Try Oregon Hardware First J KLAMATH Ore.. July . ( Al')- A While pelican threw Klamath Falls into darkness last ni'ht fr nearly nn liour. KlvlnK into two power Urn's on Tiil TJnk river. Hie ureal white bird tvore ouKht reused a short circuit which dis- ! not to exercise far from It. ! abled one of the two main diy ; dorn menu that Hie tall thin proup iiKhtiiiK t ircultM of the Califm nia i should uuard anaimd fatiKii.- of Hi ' Oregon Power company. NeedleHH lu art niiisrl-?. and the short broad to miy the bird was Instantly killed. type must guard against the de- l tie same iuihk ""i posit of fat in th.-ir muscles. K. or :'0 limps, particularly in the D ovm-nife .Innt Chiloouin Hectioil." T. N . Hflz-'l. make thorn formal, dull and tin- assistant division manager of tho j interesting Cames nnd Hportsare power company Mid today. in: i.i.au fiin tin bltr that lh'V hit tWol tnr n.-iK-r necause uipy "Hwai" In the eye. In the beau race where Mr. Italph Hunt ami IM Hunn par ticipated. Mrs. Hunt won by a hair's breadth. In fact, the drop ping of two beans by her opponent balanced Hie wore in her favor. At first it looked as though the race wan KoiliK to be a one sided affair but after a few trips across the mat M r. Dunn forgot about belim tired on account of having to run a hay buck all day iu Hie lleale buy meadow, limbered up and the race heiian In earnest, ending hy both wnlklnn In "home" together. In the cracker eatiiiK coutesl all three ooniestantH were eliminated as It was discovered by the sharp eyed judges that Instead of eating their crackers they had slyly dis posed of them in oilier way. When the captahis competed 11 was found that M r. Hherwood could eat t he crackers that Mr. WrlHhl f'l him just as fast as she could drink the water that hf fed her from n lea spoon, consequently the race wa a tie. To watch the Jndf.'" oatinp lem ons wit bout making faces one would think that thee women were e.ithig l-'lorlda oraneM sattirated with saccharin. Minnie llolmon did a little faster work than Mrs. Will iamson, therefore carried off ihe prize. A machine that matches hnf been invented. A little thing to help friend husbai color1 SOUK d out In a BfllH3t This WomlerStsl DRESSING Fruit Salads m, II I ' - ill 'II llilllllll.ln.l-f-lr-"llllli.ll I ruin.i ITPlin onuI buying erent of cbousanib of wiJe-wk ' i. Wcscin merchants. ' Artvigeineau hve beta nude to make chh Til bufccs' week more provable and more enjoyable to , Tuuturt thaa ever before. Entertainment features on ft , : ' upcf-scale uU be presented. Railroad fare refunded to you on combined pus chu roealing 5O0. made from Uie parti dpating )ob bcrs and manuiaaurers. Plan, on your vacation, to ttk this mp to Portland. Let as know you we cumin; so rstst proper smngemena can be made. 113 Jobbm and Manufacturer conaMai ia urging you to com N Aurpicfs FORTLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERC1 ' Fx rtutber ififomutioQ writf. pliouc or ww . K N. Whmbaum. Snrrelarf Durrn' Wcaai, ' PORTLAND, OREGON anil pleasure ainl herause they power aholi." line: lit . otiee ciiuhIiik the Garden Bonnet ! W ; to ;( ciih-:xtai.i.y Kii.u.n POHTIaWD, Or?., -Inly 12. (AP) -s-Normnn Johnson. L'n, was killed yesterday at the Multnomah Lum ber and Hnx roinpany plant when an electric lumber truck he was o)eratlng hacked off th dock and pinned him to the ground eight fe.-t below. No one witnessed Ihe in cident. Johnson s skull " fr.iciured and his neck broken. His wilnw surviveH him. A vumnier ninruinn In th Ki'dei fln ho the most delightlnl pnri tr one day in this nun hit hat n. routlif natural straw with twt long Ktreamr of hlue Rionmali caught hy a lng mntguerlte Nuba litintern In the Sudan form butti-r und maize flour Into rolls around wtp of their hair to nerve as eim-rg'-ncy rations. The" lhiy pull from th"lr tieinli when hungry and eat elih'-r raw or baked. provide t Mt ni'l nl'iini' for th upper part of the mind that fo easily li-rum'H tlr-d hih! woi n in thehf days of Hirenuous living.) All athb-tic Hports nhould be en roiirat?erl ynd taken part in. Hon'l b-t the glorioiiei p-c!cli- 1 4 r I ' tin of Individ mi! participation ti games.' l-'or the benefit of good no ut ure. lei un nut Into n met lee th riomilar Amil(ih mivinL"! They Know The Best Our many satisfied patrons tell tiH they come to this nhop for beauty work because they hnve learned that here they ire able to gel the most satis factory beauty work. Altho we have moved from our for mer location In the O. K. J.nr ber Shop and are now locat ed on Jefferson Ave., never theless our business is rush ing. are convinced lhat our goid friends appreciate our efforiM to please and that they will bring their friends here too. Whll ntlvr mops follow- we will continue o leod the way. Reynaud's Beauty Shop 1310 Jefferson Ave. FOLLOW the recipe below and make this delicious salad dressing in a min ute prove to yourself that Mazola is equal to the finest imported salad oils. Regardless of price the world affords no finer, more wholesome salad oil than Mazola. This recipe is from Ida Bailey Allen's New Book "The Modern Method of Preparing Delightful Foods" sec coupon below. 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