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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1927)
Monday, July 2.r, 1027 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three SooetyNews OUT OUR WAY Song Recital To Be Given Tonight All music lovers of thp clly snd others interested urc invited lo at tend a mid-summer song recital whirh will lake place t hit evening hi t In- auditorium of the First 1'i't sbyt'Mian church, when Invoice fiu.i.-HiB til Alia. Jt-tuif A. HumMum 'v. ill In- presented. The pi ogram will lit K'n at R o'clock and will include. htshl.-M I tie nuntS groups, I hi ee piupo se-(-(-linns' v. hich will be pluyed by Miss Jt.hn Williams. Mrs, T. It.! t:i VUell :til Miks U'HItun.u u. II 1 accompany I in- soloist s. The students who will take part lu 1 ho r cit a I, in the order i:i which they will appear', aiv: Mbis .l.-un Williams, Miss Mildred Mu hollnnd. Mi.ss Tiflllan A.slihy, Mr-. I'M mi I lalley-Sinnchreuker, Miss hi lly Cochran. 'I'om Bruce, , va. C. H. Moore, Miss Gertrude 1 uvici, .Win. l.al II. Huss-ll, and Miss I laisy I tobbs. Mrs. l.-o Miller will play a vio l!n ohligalo for Miss Hetty Coch ran In h'T last number. M i s, I loskins will leave I.i Grand.' Immediately after the, r -1 dial for Portland, where she will ael :m .vcrvinry for Yiutmun Gtif-' til It's master eiasseH during I he' luoi-ih of August. Mr. Griffith is in f.os Angeles at present and wi'l I" in I'ortlaod Aug. 3. This Will ! his lillh s';imiii on the Pacific coast. Kvery year Mrs. Hnskins lies heen secretary for Ids master clas:-:. m. Memhers of the Women's ('hrb I'.aii Temperance union and their husbands will enjoy a picnic nf Die country lionie of Mrs. F.ditUi 1 1 a I He tomorrow evening. Ill I.-u fin. nsil.o.1 l.i m,.M ai the 1'hiistian church eorner et ii o'clock, u tu re cars will he pro-1 vbh.llo lake them to the HuKcj home, Kac'n one is asked to lrin! a ItnaUei lunch lor the picnic sup- per. w hieli w ill he enjoyed at ' a ImiuI ii : :;u o'clock. ' .Grecian Belt i '-;.t: i-R slrx'.:;. r 11 l t I 1 ! 1 H FlGGEC? HE. MUSTHflMe. - tZ- l 11 I i : 'fe ilfe1 A AWFIU NICE MA X, 1 , i-v : ,p 11 if . ifc?-vrf tR he wooloki' oofs-f . vi'! H ?:-;tz A iiiftl ilral belc of Grecian do. SpT' ) V V '- JjV I dR v 1 . j in to lh luiporunt feature u a & J Y'i.r.v l - 5 M - 'B'rkDX'lh V 1 VA :i . 4 I m-W MOTHERS GET GRW- j.Ki.a., PCC U B PAT Ofr- Cl27 PT NIA STWVICI. WC. J By wmiams, KING FERDINAND IS LAID TO REST NEW BLAZER JACKETS FOR SPORTS WEAR Very Reasonably Priced PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Read y-to-W ear and Millinery Queen ' Shudders as She' Views Grave Beside Rul er's Prepared for Her HtVHAUKST, Hmmihlu. July 25 (AP) One of t lie iitunt dramatic, uioiiientu ut the fun- nil of V'.nn: IVrdinand at l'urUa le AKren ye- ' lerday look nlaee when liueen Murl. followlnif Ihe coffin Inio the ,lwver lo send to the town for i little rliiiroh. rutiKht jiiKht of her lt,na. and Ihe uuthorllles decided own prepnred uruv immediulely ' low,r ,no r"'"r'n O1'''" niynl inexl 10 tliut of her lui Ituslmnd. "Hy had left. , She firitt Kiin d tremblingly Into ' 'I he overlKht produced a painful iihu deep pit diiK in the floor of Impression, but mercifully nhoricn- ' the church for Kerdlnuiid's body '! the queen's ordeal at Ihe Kmve- i and t li witti u nolienatde shudder Hide, for she and her family left j I of recoil Klum ed ul her owu tomh which Hip church und Htute uuthor- and the occasion too cmlmrrnFMlnfr, The jjood luirtfomasler" of Co I Iokiio told vlHitor the United Slates was the only nutlon able to ' Klve Kurope eternal peacp. Still, jit WOllid be (Uite a job to kill (litem all off. the church immediately afler thu coffin hud lieen deposit d upon the IlieH prepureil loiiK uko to receive floor and prayers- had been pro ber as the consort of the kinjr. mm need. II wuh tbe most tense moment I of the whole ceremony. A pro- i found iulet Klootn enveloped the (Jufcn Near Oillnp Queen M a rle a ppea red on t lie church and those who were priv- v''rr r fuHupBu several timiH lleKed to witness (be ceremonies of ' l' ceremonies ut thv mon entombment felt a sens of eter- uM'ry- swooned earlier in th nHy duy ufter kissing her husband be- tore ine coinn was seuieu ai uio I Mil ITARY Iacaoemv MANLY B01S r.. II mi ii I am rrttUtlL I The kind's tfrave U Ihe tomri of ('union Sylvia Queen Klizabeth ! for whom Marie bus often openly expressed dislike. ' llcr It ream INimb Announcements Tin- Imi lulate elub will meet Wed n s.hiy afternoon at Kivcrslde p:irk. This vvill lie a no-hostess i.t - l 11 All meinhers are urged to I" 11. er- MENUS lly Sister Mary , i;i:KAKl'ST Oranne Juice, re- ;real. cream, broiled fresh fish with WiiierereMM, crisp tons!, milk, coffee.' ,t'.rili:o. VeRetahle hash, lettuce sandwiches, -.peanut cookie; el oliile ee.K shake. " IM.NAr.i; i, railed w ee i 01 1- mus, 'meeii iiea lis in cream. Jellied CU-cuinh'-r salad, chilled cantaloupe fitted wiih teach cream, milk ruffe... H f I.G A !t.l Thorabtiie was ltor Sunday. Vernon Wilson . Grande Sunday. . Hex Mrown was visitor Sunday. Mr. and Mis. Ira Cnntrell weio Hilard visitors Monday. Mrs. Claude Hiiiimess was n firande shopper Monday. Miss Marie San ford was in I.a j Grande Monday. Mr. and Mrs. l-'red l-'oster ni" visiting M r. Foster's father for a lew days. Marlon Hngey was a I lilKai d visitors Monday. Mrs. Welmer was a ll (ironde visitor Tuesday. ', Mr. and Mrs. Howard St a I ret und children were lit J.u lira ml" Tuesday evening. Mrs. Mury i. Young was a l. Grande shopper Tuesday. ' Mr. Wheui. from Texas, w us ir Hilgurd Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Murford Pavis, from I.u Grande, spent Thursduv picnicklni; near Hllgard. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Foster, who have been visiting Mr. Foster's father here, bf.t for their home in l.u Grande Thursday. Mrs. P.. Y. Young was I ri Grande Friday. Marie Hauford was a li Grand visitor Salurduy. concluson of a service in the royal chapel adjoining ('otrocent palace. 1 As the royal party was leaving this church six-year-old King Mi chael, rub-r by reason of his fath- When the ceremonies hud ended, 1 renunciation of his royal pre. thi n neon Ntteitkinir lo the rorpi'S- ' Iiondeiit for The Associated Press i referred to the tomb wailing to re ceive her some day. "Of course," she said, "the stato roRutlvea, asked; "Are they going lo leave grandpa hero alone? I'au't 1 stay with him ! Queen Marie explained: "The poor Utile chup does not know KASY NTItr.KT ISN'T IV IT HATON lUH Gi:. l,n. PlttH- V iletd M-.f may liave - its Kasy Street, but- Ha ton Kouge has the whole of Kasytown. Jt Is a negro subdivision. I Capture Woman And Man After Exciting Chase TtOSKHI IlG. Ore., July 25 (AP) George Itay, alias Harry Bend er, aged iTi, and a woman giving the name of Katherine Ilulsom, aged 20, were arrested here early yesterday morning ufter an excit ing uulo chusc. According to Chief of Police Vaughn, itay was seen attempting to steal a sparo tire from u cur belonging to II. 1j. Heofield, a resident of the south part of Koseburg. Mr. Scofleld started in pursuit of Kay. who jumped into his car and played hide-and-seek in various parts of the city, while Mr. Scofield and city officer 1 tielseh pursued him. The chase finally led out on to thu highway. where the machines reached a high rule of speed. The doc:Uf. o )'( r climbed out on tho running board of the pursuing cur with a gun in his hand and when the flgutlvcs saw Ihe weapon they submitted to urn st. The woman, the chief of police said, trie! to : reach a gun. but was ordered by ! her companion to b-nve the weapon j alone. ; Hay, according to the city of- : fleers, has confessed that the cat wan stolen in Wisconsin and that , he and the girl, posing us man and wife, went to California where they stole California license plates, and a registration certificate from a car similar to their own und took the name of Bender. He has confessed to a term In the reform atory In Wisconsin und also to a one-year penitentiary sentence In the same stale for robbery. The government has been notified and an Investigation will probably be made into the case at once by fM'- eial authorities. KLAMATH BI'.ATIIV (A i i t.n.in ...in I,..-., wmti n is ui i a tout, lie Knows on v I ... .. ..., ir i -.'!- Ihut he has lost u. dearest relu- mv own heart s desire. 1 would Ilka "vc. n wan me iumk h iu-.hh, iu j lo rest ut spot which I have fancied Klve his grandson a little present I us ihe meeting point between tho 'very day.' least und west tills WOUld sym- Wieen .-,-urn- in coiivm.ru ww ,.i ibolUe my Knglish birth und train- w"l not attempt lo gain the throne In on ihe oiu) hand and mv of Huniunia. cifAx-TQ ias4 nr inlv ik lal'r life and thus end my" "1 IhinU." she told the corres- (rlt AN IS PASH, Ute., Jtlly -& ... . , nnmlnnl "inn not of rcniteel for P)-Grunls Puss snapped out of V.. . f. . : Ih ...en.orv nf his father who sac- Its iosing streak yesterday by de- ,' 'j cross upon this ini- if ced eve ylhing for hint. Prince ft.uU.iK the Klamath Falls Pelicans .nury h lhu Jm y 'urol- will remain outside of tho two to one in the fastest game "n"'?I.JP" c0 e true" .country, but wl.ut political intrl- seen here this scuson. tirantsPass V " c0" tr,ie Jom (Q (,Q u . ojn-iit'd iit on Ht-nlon. tho Klumnlh Klnic Kerdlnnnirn funoraJ, al- 1 0(H,r (,lng " liurltT, In tin- first inning anil though rarrli-il out wtlh muKnirt. . niarkt'il ii one run. In tho fll'tli cut n.r(-tMion Hinl onlr, wu nmr. No Wortl I-Vom fiml thi- vtiittorii tlt-il the worn lint w'V- rt-il nl tin clom' !- un tnchli-nt Whim she wan aHknl If her son i-rnl hunolied hltH in the aeventh whlrh ti-inporarlly lit least, made hail expressed any repentance, he won for the home team. The it tniponslhle for the uuthorltteH to fore the kinjr died, she broke down Kunie was played with the mercury ptuee the king's body In the aeptll- tand between sobs said: i-ll over the rentury point. eh re. WASHI XtiTOX 1-OKTRA1T WAITINfJ 1")I- TIIK IAH. CHICAGO In the wake of trnns-Allnntlc fllKhls thousands of ChleiiKoana are floeklnic lliKhtly to T.lndlierKll l'leld, near here. -to sen the air mail planes arrive tinA'dei pari. Thi' field, onre known as Maywood, was renamed for l.lml berifh niter his famous Ills-lit. -Neither the king nor myself re- J reived u single, word from lilm. It ! Il)M 1 oru.nt.n I w as his pitiless Indifference, sllenen I At Ihe supreme moment ol oc-'and conllnued indiscretions in itiiul Interment of the body when a l'nrls which broke the lilnu's heart irAKTrOKn Conn Connect!- profound hush lind fallen over tho and hastened his ilenth. Hut the cut takes pride In owning a IKIu.- Iltt hurch und when Queen klnK In bin will and final letter to mill smart portrait of Cleorge Marie ill her Brief and physical l'reiuler llratlano expressea to- Wa.-hliiBton today bemuse it was exbaiisllon seemed about to totter ward his first born tho same x- wllling to accept a painting reject- upon her l,iisliun,rs grave, It was traordlnary generoslly und for- ed by another state When the suddenly discovered by the church giveness which formed such a iM-..!il (irtl.il coin miss oned by nutnorilies nun ino uiuieriuaein b.i.mih i. . Hnuth Carolina lo paint the pic- had forgotten to provide the cus. "Carol's . single net when ho lure, turned It In il was n portrait tomary ropes wltll which to lower icur.ieu u ii.e . ,B u. ... ,o n...ul,i,.ni Wl,li,u1nn. Hoiilh Ihe coffin Into the grave, ll was 10 iticitriipii ii.-r Carolina wanled one of General un Intensely dranialle moment and Ins her to place white roses as Washington or none. Connecticut undoubtedly gave acute pain lo near us possible to the kings bought the picture for I,0(I0. j the queen. The time was too short body." COLONIAL Last Showing TODAY Flesh and the Devil with JOHN GILBERT and GRETA GARIK) Comedy: Alice Wins the Derby Com ins TUESDAY "M ORG A N SON 'S FINISH" A .lack London story of n ituld rush to Alaska thrills and romance. , Comedy "Wiling Mrs. Wright" Featuring Paul Craver's Orchestra -Any time -Any seat -Any show -Children-lOc I mriiH uisekr. the hot weather many ers prefer lo serve iced cm I fee in place of t he usual hot black coffee .it the end of the din ner. Hot coffee poured over chip ped h e insures a delicious hever ;ii;e of as delicate aroma as the hot one. . ' Chocolate Kgg Shokc T o ckh.s, 2 tablespoons sugar, 'v teaspoon wilt, C teaspoons cocoa, i, teaspoon vanilla. 3 cups milk. ; .Miv and sift snuiir. salt and co coa. Beat yolks of onus until thick, beat in in sntiar r.ilxl lire. Add whiles of esus beaten until stiff. Cradiiiilly heat in milk and vanilla. The milk should he thoroughly chilled since ice is not added to this drink. ! The n-cipp will serve four per- This Range Watches Your Grocery Bill BIM'MSH WOMFX (OOI, Tow.MiH i.wv ( A!ti:i:u l.nMHiN (AP There Is a no HceaMe falling off in the number j of wotiifii candidates at the ba:"j eainin.iti(.ns since the pioneer bar risters, M iss Fay Kyle and Miss 1 lel.n.i Not-manlon. were "calle 1 to the bar." I rniversity women of today d 1 cla re tie- examinations are not ' ne;, riy so diiliciiit as nt fir-1 1 bought. They prefer to put their: mmies into something -which , .aH hell- r tlian wailing upon tlu la w rout ts for work which comes J in only slowly. ' I i ii I V I III IS I iuicv ones. And if vou ve l)ee.n in the habit or Imyinc a six- H 1 i wwr pt I 1 TT f'T' 1 Ir L ( i J li il il i rz? ivi l.loyd George rises from oh sciiriiy lo remark that not more than -fin nf Ihe "' menihers of the Mouse nf Lords have sufficient men tul rapjieiiy to administer Koverumeiif. Great Britain rer talnlv ha. been playing In luck of lale. I 2 WEATIIERLY the Quality Ice Cream Moon Drug Co. Ajf j is I'or The M I lrug I1 ROASTS or vegetables cooked in this electric range serve more than they've every served before. For no moisture is lost in cooking. Instead of dried, shrunken roasts, you have big, juicy ones. And if you've been in the habit of buying a six pound roast, a five-pound roast will go just as far. Just sot the clock on this range at the hour you wish cooking to start. Then, place the food in the oven and forget it. The Clock Is The Cook The clock turns on the current at the time. set. When the oven reaches the right temperature, the thermostat automatically turns it off the oven retaining its heat, like a Tireless cooker. Get A Westinghouse Automatic Electric THE RANGE WITH THE CLOCK FREE! With each Full Automatic Range purchased this month we will give one of the new Kollins heaters, selling regularly for $20. The Food of the "MAN OF STEEL" Who Has Driven a Star Coach for 101 hours continuously day and night without sleep ending his long trip in 15 more hours. Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company Elmer Steele Says: "I have performed this endurance feat before. I found milk the only food to carry me through. I have never used milk anywhere that served me better than Blue Mountain, and I can appreciate why it is the popular milk of the. people of La Grande." Blue Mountain Creamery Home Of Blue Mountain Ice Cream Blue Mountain Butler Blue Mountain Milk Eastern Oregon's Most Modern Milk Plant
