La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 22, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, August 22. 1027 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three 1 MM l , - - 4 A. QCIETYN ,200 Enjoy Picnic Given at Park by G. A. R. Auxiliary r Almiit JiMi utboiih Kulhfrcil tit llivfi-Hlilc park yi-Htenhij- atter : tinnn for the picnic Kiveu by t !u v inborn of Oliver ', .MnrUin I(e-.Mi.-i" CorpM Nit. ;n fur iiu-miM-m oi Uia CirniHl Army inni Sikih of Vet iMiinm niul their fiimllttH, follow. liiK a jilcnic luncheon ut I o'clock. More than Hi) jiernoiiH wen mMvetl. Th pioKi'iim op.-n.il with the smiK Aiihiicn" ly nil nrem-ni, lollowcrl ) a violin ihiet niniilter, tlnyrd l.y the little M ikk. m Alice Jt-ancle ii ml .Miielij-al.fth Cooper, arroinpnnifil by M Helen, 1'iiee ut tho piano. Mix A. I. Nelson tfUVO U P lHliMR Iinl I ln IteiteCC.-l nuartcl h:uik lour lections. ('luu l r. I 'rail wwik two diimiIh-ih tin. I a rma.l inK w n pive n l.y m r. V ecK . Mis. A. I'. N' lnon nan a .solo, tol lowed liy a harmonica mlo lilayeil by (ieorpc Moats, accom panied by Mis.s Mamie Wnn.lell. Tiie program closed with the sinKinK f "Illi-Nt He the Tie Thai ItindH." mid prayer by the lev. I.rlf 11. Awe. ' I'MON (Special) The mar riage of Mi.s Kdith Wright and William II. Itaxler. both of t'niim. Wan solemnized Thursday mot a liiff. Autf. 1 I, in Salt l.:ike City. I tali, at t he Mormon temple thpre. A pnsile Joncph I. Smith jterforininp the ceremony. Mr. and Mm. Itaxter ivtunin to I'nion Sunday, and will make tlielr home in ihi city. He is employed at Conner's store there. f I'NION (Special) K. O. .eel; and Mm. Itoxie 1.. Shaw, both of I nton, were quietly mariied at I 'end lei on, Ore., Wednesday. Ainr. 10, by Justice of the IVace Nor horn Iterkelcy. ' Mr. antt Mrs. Zeek are well an I favorably known in I'nion. having lived here a number of years. Mrs. Xeek made her home with her parent.", Mr. and Mis. Major South oi North I "n ion. M r. Zeek h is lieen In the sawmill business here lor M'veral years. They will make their home here. Ascension Guild Has Grove Party CrtV K ( Special The women of the AseeiiHlon tiuild enjoyed u no li ONI ess parly al ttie Ascension drove on Thursday aflernoon. The commJllee in charge consisted of Mrs. ! M. I.alrd, Mrs. L. K. An deiHon and Men. Joe (layette. Two la hies of bridge were at play, alter which refresh men t were nerved. The women present - were Mrs. 'IV .' Hefty, Mrs. A. (!. Conkiiu. Mrs. .1. i;. Mili-H. Mr, I.. M. Laird, Mrs. Jo.- (liiylle. Mrs. L. K. An derson. MIks Hess Kelly and Mrs. William Hradner. Two out-of-town k'U'HIh present were M is. L. It. Weks, of IVntluntl, ami Mrs. I 'carl Tobin, of I 'en diet on. COYK (Siecial) Mis, (', iterlsch enterlained (,-Toup two of Hie Women's chili, of which she Is bader. Friday aflernoon ut her homo here. This was the first innoiinK' f the group to make plans for the annual rluli baxaur. which will be held in November Among those present were Mrs. Kleffln. of La (iian.le. Mrs. II. ('om.sloek. Mrs. Albert Mac k-r, Mrs. A. i. Conklin. Mrs. L. M. Laird. Mrs. Margaret Wade and Mrs. N-ll Kight. The group wV, entertain at n brl.lge party in the Ascension grove Thursday afternoon, Aug. Announcements TIip W. II. A. Mill liolil Us ri'C lllar niwilnit :it Hi" K. of I' tomorrnw iilk'lil nl ''' AH ni-'"-hors ui'i' lir.il lo iiltiml. J"ll H. Waril. slati' ilin rlor. ami I'in trlct rvputy A'lilal.l.' I'nrknnl were Ihm-1. Thursday ami all..ml l a rallt'. I nit1-tintr at wliii'li I If., ik-w rliailk'fil mad. al Port Huron. Mich.. I" .1 ! w,ri' "' lnlno.l toth.w present. Plain Hrc to he ina.le at the nel miet IliK. tomorrow hIkM. for a ela-is for Oct. 2.1. which will he nllen.l-r-,1 l,y Miss War.l. They will also I. rliiK l 'I'" I1''1' nr "Pl"'l,'"f someone to work for the trip lo Europe in 1 !-!'. All that women's dollies lea ve to the IruaBlnallon Is what makes them so expensive. Try a Malted Milk made with WEATHERLY the quality Ice Cream You will be delight ed with its richness and flavor. Moon Drug Co. AfiH" for Tli owl Pnig Oo. Green Crepe i IT if i 7 r i! 'J ! A (listliu live new hat Is oi fcrefcn crepe wlih an it Mover appibiiie of felt dots In the same cider. The rim is fared in a durUer crepe. MENUS ll Slstrr Mary J It I! K A K K A ST Muskniei-! on, ready-to-serve cereal, cream, j poached ejors m gillb d tomatoes, crisp giahani toasf. milk, coffee. Ll N't'HI-;(tN stuffed cuen.n- ; beih, brea.l. currant jelly, nuim pnffH, milk. tea. I HNXKIt l-'ried eaIloi)S, tar tar Kiuee. crt wined notatfien. but tered lima beans, si titled swet ! gre.n pepper .salad, fresh plums.' milk, coffee. , The tish is frieit in deep fat. if wanted lor small children the fastest way to prepmv ll is to boil It in water to w hich b-iHon juice j and Halt are added. The water j tuiisi be boiling when the fish is put in. When .boiling point ia again r ached, the heat is reduced and the scallops si mine red for j in "MM i en mi nines. urain ami Kerve with n iiltle melted butter, Stuffed cucumbers arc not quite ordinary and li.se up leit-ovr roa.st lamb or any sort of cold meat or fish. stuffed Curmnhcrs Four large euenm Iters. 2 cuis Ntnle bread crumbs. 4 tablespoons melted butter, 1 small onion, i cup chopped hi m b, yolUs eggs, 4 thin slices bacon, salt and pep per. Cut a shallow lengthwise stUe from each cucumber. Scoop th- seeds and center from the thick pnrt ol each cucumber. Moisten crumbs witli left -over gravy or hot water and add melted butter. Mt lightly with a fork and ad 1 onion grated, meat and unbeaten yolks of eggs. Season with salt and pep pci and mix t ho rough 1 v. Pack into the prepared cucum bers and put bacon on top. Covr with the shallow slices of the cu cumbers' and tie in place with a soft cord., Place on lack ol roas ter and bake :tu minutes in a hut own. Haste several times Willi water or slock. Itemovo binding ford and serve one cucumber to each person. Almost n-.Ty riay !h l.rini; word th;it cliiirl.H Villi llil.S Stllltlll HUOtlll'l iuniss the Alliintic rnlil.H lli::hl JL'DGES in tlie Kin.a.Ciiy, Mo., bathing beauly contet li.id an easy job in selecting a winner when Mus 'Pearl Downing walked pa.C " J i 4 "v' i V ' I -f J f M tj i "'2 ''4 '..I i ;. y- i 1 'I l Z 2 J ... I i OUT OUR WAY '. SUE DOES iT'EUEW -TIME MA SnE HER 1CE1 CREAM -TiLU MlNE' ALU GOMF. Aj KlEM -she. SiT-s, RiGuT IM FROMTA ME fRVMA MaUE. ME JELLfS,. VW( iEM I AimT v-E. SMACKS HER LtPS AM Ci'OE ft - MWM I A-ffTVNA MAwe me look A Fast he doesnt tfrJ. -WHI h I; -IRVKJA, MAKE ME. LOOK AM' GT MOnE OtLLlS.l ; 1 ,MM CiH MQlit 0LLIS. WHAT U,. I Ml 1 M-W MOTHERS GrET GRAV. ntc. u s pat orr. NORTH POWDER PERSONALS I ' " I I ; It ( Special) I rarker. while lirlviug 1 eeeiuly liit a slick in XOltTll Mrs. II. II into town such a manner us to (hruw it into the steering near and causing her to lose control of the car. The car (turned over into the bitch but lit tle damage wos dune and Mrs. I'arker escaped wit h slight in- ' juries. 1 Kd Sencrhox was a I taker visitor recent ly. Mrs. We-lfe Parker, of linker. 1h vlHiting reL.tiv and friends here. V.ites, .of Maker is spending '. a few days vmiling Mrs, I'iteher. l-'rank Hidwell, of North Tow JMck I'arkcr's "hug" was stplen'der. was a I'nion visitor Tuesday from the t'orrWI rani'b Inst wee It afternoon. and wrecked a few tulles out of town. I V. 10. Hutchinson and family nio- tired to linker Saiurdny. A number of people attended the 1 la Iocs da nee Friday niuht. i Punnie 'a rues, of I 'oi l land, is home on a vacation, spending the time with her parents, Mr, and (Mrs. (;eori;e ("ariies, Miss Carnes was accompanied by Sybil Wockel. Mr. MeOinsu Just received a big tractor which ho will use on his carnitine. UNION PERSONALS i I'NION ( Special ) - -Sam It. nson, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. (. )'. Hail and daimhter, Alice, h ii Sunday moiiiiuK' fur Idaho pawn's where Ih'y will spend a couplo ol days visiting with relatlvesand I riends. l-'rank C'lnmr, proprielor (l t'onner's store lo re and the (. K. Man's shop at Kiitei prise, was a business visitor at l-.'ntcrpi isc Wed nesday. His wile and son. Ma b ciii, accompanied him. ) Mrs. .1. W. spfiict-r and two sons. (Jilbcil an-l T'lcd. of Nyss.i. tireftitn. airivcd at futon Thurs day for u week's isit al the home of imt son and d.i ilk' liter-in-ia w. Mr. and Mrs. tb-rald Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Honor ("heny and family h it Tliuisday iiuiruhmr jy ;iiiin lor New I'lymuuth. Ida., wlnre they will spend a lew days visit i nt; with relatives and f riends. .Mrs. I!ert Knight and daughter. Ainaiyllis. wen l.a tliande vin itois Thursday alleinoon.' Thy w.-re accumpanicd home by Mi,s Kdith Moser. w ho will spi-ttd a few days visitini; at the KniK'd home. Mr. and Mrs. K. Siler returned ' ' ' i41, l , ' . ',v ' .v.USI I'KOMIM.N r OF INDI.-Vj I'OLO 1'LAVl.KS. Sir John haj.n Singh. Mah mmIi f.f H.iil.irn in llie L nited .Sile" f.n ihe in:ein,UKnal m.ilches I le is llie only member .( hit race to be a slewaid ol the All India I'olo Aociilior OlI.lM MOT SLOVM EiTt-E.r? MA ! I'M NOT GdlNCr 0 COBBUE MINE A)P LIKE A PlCr Joef cause. HE Dots , WE EAT HIS SO LOOlViM' - AW j - EAT - - - , t-AST HE DDESMT KNOW WHAT lTTA&rS LIKE. Monday to their home al I'nion after several months" visit in I e. j troit. Mich. I W. M. Kiddle, of I.sland City , j wan a busbies visitor ut Union' i oesoay. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Chem y and two sons, Douglas und Hubert, drove lo linker Tuesday where they spent the day shopping. M r. a nd M rs. J oh n Ma rt ens were I.u Orande visitors Hunduy evening. A. 1 j. I a I m e r, re p rese n t a 1 1 ve o f the Itcpubltc Truck KuIch corpora tion, of Oregon, wiio makes his home, in Portland, was transact ing business at I'nion Wednesday. Me also visited with his cousin, (Mrs. A. K. Huff, whom he had not seen for 115 years. -Mrs. M. V,. Ford arrived ut Un ion several days ntfo from ( 'obt rado Spring's for an indefinite vH it at t he home of her dnughU'r. Mrs. Walter Cock. II. f McC'lay, proprietor of Me-; ("lay's Ki'orery at Knterprl.se, a,e conipanied by his niece. Miss Jua nitu Spencer, of l,a tlrandc, were 1 'nion visitors WedneHday nfler- noon. Mis.s Silencer visited ntlhe home of Iwr aunt. M rs. Meet Knight, while Mr. Met'lay trans act ed business here. They re turned to Knlerprise that even In, accompanied 1 y M rs. A. K. II ul f. mother of Mrs. Met'lay Mrs. Hutf and Miss Spencer will spend sev eral days visiting at (he Met lav home. Mr. and Mrs. l.on Mitchell re lumed home Thursday from I he mountains where they have hc-u camping the past two weeks. Itiz It ode purchased t his w eel; from McMasters and I euney t he Kastern Oregon .Meat market, tab in t possession Tuesday. ENTERPRISE PERSONALS KNTIMtl'ltlSK (Special) Mih. I,. i Ht-nderson. and children, lleatrice, Cbn ahd (iuy. formerly of I .a (irande. spent several days visltinir relatives in Wallowa coun ty. Tiny returned last Week lo their home at Milton, and were ac companied by Miss I tern lee Miller who will visit at Milton several weeks. f. A. Miller and William Hum mock, of Knlerprise, were business visitors in l.a tlrandc last Tuesday. They made t he trip by automo bile. I). It. White, formerly of l.a By Williams x --tt , AND SO MiM A PAnToMinE DCMONSTrtATiOM ui"t i-3 THAT j.fT.WilliM5, 61927 BY HU SCRVKC. INC. (irande. accompanied by (. T. .Mc ihiniel, of Wallowa, drove to l,ew Iston. Idaho Thursdny where they met Mrs. White and daughter, Shirley. The party returned ' to Wailown. . : Miss Krieda Holzmyer and MInh Klsie Holxmyer, of l-'orest drove, who have been camping- nt Wal lowa lake, for the past two week, passed through l.a tlrandc Satur day on their way home. While ut the lake, they took the mountain trips to Aneroid and to Ice hikes. vCAl.KSHl'ltC, 111 It secm U if (leorge Lewis will have to bn a model husband. Miss lielenVurr. Uli, a justice of the peace.- fijied him $f for intoxication, then mar ried hitu the next 'day. . ,A woman recluse in California wrote her will on a corset, und It wns found ; tr, be binding:. .The garnienl still staves off obscurity. VOLA U AVKIL. Holly wood actress, likes to wear toller .lutes when .he play, tennis on a concrete court I i'u-y ill 1 t HEALTH KYPfiiMN "not 'Arsi:n nv VACi'lXATIO.X Ity M. W. Ireland, surgeon geiier ul( I. H. a.iny; K. It. Sdll. miii Ko n ge ne nil, I T. S. navy; and H. S. ( 'uinmliig, Hin gcon geu erui, .!, K. public. h'Millh sei v ice fill ineiubeiM (ioigas ,b'- morial JiiMtitule. (( has come to our all'Mdioi that false stalemcnts are beiiiK circulated thai have caused some people to believe or fear that vac cinal Ion against Hinallpo any cause syphilis. Since the activi ties under our chrirge furnish di rect evidence in refutation of litis iiten. v have considered it our duty to Issue :t statement Hi.u syphlliKation as a result '-ol vac. dilation does not occur. I Wore t he discovery of small pox vaccine. ( he only protect Ion agaltisl the dangers of smallpox was ity inoculating a person In tent lull y w it Ii t In- disease and thereby, producing, in gi lie inf. .1 milder at I ack than I hat com 1 act -ed when Hintilipox was en tight in a natural manner. In Ibis nay the Inoculation of syphilis along w K j, ninalljox. or. even of syphilis in.fteau, ;uf :sin:tllpo was possihle. This pvssihflily also existed w hc:i vaccina U011 firs! snpplanK'd smali pot Inoeuletlon and Was perform rd, aft v'an .smallpox tnnculal Ion, from the rrn of om htiiuan sub- j Jeet lo another. fuses of syiilillis lion with human vaccina were, nr verthelCfw e x t r in e I y rare. Syphilis.- however, Is 11 disease confined In nature to the human species alone, mid ait soon as the one of ritlf vaccine instead of hu man vaccine became unlVersal, the possibility of transferring syphilis by vncnination was entirely done 'away wit h. RSnco l!U7 the fnlted States army huH vaccinated approximate ly l,7uo.(i(Mi members of Its .per sonnel; the I'nited States navy Iuih j vaccinated approximately fiftO.onO it. iiiiivi n .ui nn ''ili''i, Him ui these 6,8tin,0o0 )iersons. not one of then! ever devdoied syphilis us a result of vaccination. Jn ird one of them, was there ever any suspicion of syphilis, in connection with 'vaccination. I Miring tilH s:ino period, ttie I'nited St 11 1 e public lumith nrvlce hus also vaeclnuted 2. S 1 8,7 4s persons In carrying on its quurantlne, immlKi at Ion, and hoHpitat w orlt. While 1 he sei-vlew has not ulways hud the oppor tunity of following up these nt dilutions. , as is carefully done, in the army and navy, no one lias ever .alleged that nny particular Individual vaccinated by the pub lic '.health service has contracted svphilis us. a result of vaccination, . . nm . rwsKBiWKflm rttsrwswmc lammmm rtnm . an Ironer with both ends . . . and you get with it NOW and for a few clay only you lan get the NEW SUI'l-R SIMPLEX Ironer and with it, FREE, a new folding and revolving clotliestree that holds an tinlielievahle amount .of clothes and ro.... into any convenient corner when not in use. The NEW SUPER SIMPLEX, now on sale for the first time, makes ironing seem like play. Only by seeing it do its marvelous work can you realize how truly (jreat it is. See it iron dresses, men's shirts, ANYTHING, easier . . . quicker . . . better than you ever dreamed possible. See its two open ends iron ctilTs and collars. See it automatically start and stop when the feed table is pressed with hand or arm. See how these 2 STAR FEATURES chanBe the entire meaning of ironing clay. Above all see your self the owner of this new time, labor und money saver and you'll be the owner too, of the" FREE white enameled clotliestree. EASY. TERMS After you own the Simplex you actually SAVE money. While buying it on our eaay pnyim-nt plan the Simple t payi fur .tar If with the nutnry it avea. Can yon atfonl, hen, to mist tliiu opportunity of Retting these two time ml labor tuveri for the prkv of one? Eastern Oregon Light & Come In PUTMAN'S NOW SHOWING THE SMARTEST FALL FASHIONS La Grande's Exclusive Read u-to-W ear and Millinery Hurlng the pasi Hi yearH morn guest of rlarence Vaimrder Tri llian .DiMi.tHiO persons, including day. school children, have been vue-1 fjuj, !IMd Deshler l,ny hnva cll.ated by slate and looul Jienll It I tIlyf) ))(., very loisy tills tt'feK filll anthorltieH in cooperation with (ur fn ,he reserve for the Hie United States puhilc health service, making a grand loml of I a. fiil S. 7 4 S vaccinal ittns recorded by the government medical serv ices, and not one of us has ever received an allegation or a state ment charging that any particu lar individual of this number has contra cted syphilis as a result of vaccination. hi fact, there has never been reported anywhere a case of svphilis att rlbutfible to vaccination following (he use of bovine smallpox vaccine. The vaccine useo jn me vaccin- jail. oi of the millions -Just men-, Wa,iM.(l t(lVles was a 'guft of I Honed is exactly the same us that Mf . A.,;I4II i- iskeKrliW. -I used by doctor. In private prae- Kenneib Vatiorder an.J 'Olenoln me ui mm .......... . .... era I putdlc tlunughoul the I nltcd Si ate PARK PERSONALS I Till: PARK ' (KiM'!ill) A. J.I ' ValuleviniM'r in lniNy - uvprlmiillliK ' ! liln llu enhiiiK niai hlne thin week. Ihi ItiU'iuls to Kliirt ihrfuhlnK next ' wrek. IkIiuu me vIkIUur relative, ut Terry ilhlH week. Mil Hunter will vlnlllnR Mury nnil l-:lvii 'llnortier Tuesiluy. I Witlinre ltiiylen was an overnlKht Sale Of BERRY I JOWLS, 39c .' : ' TRY The Oregon Hardware FIRST open automatic touch control this implex Ironefi 1 ut b i s r IRONER 208 see h.ou' it su.'es oner rank'e cattle. K en net h 'au.rder it '1 .lewse Wiekliani Wel'e fishing ofl I tie M ilia m re.-eiil ly. They caught u fine sirlnu of fhdi. Mrs. KancasH'r. who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. K. Hunt er, of ("aiheiine freek. returned 10 her home in I'nrllaiid Tuesday. Kenneib 'a mu d er and Hen Lynltl ar bnlbliiig trails on ttio I r.H(irv(, for 1 h n, w,-k. HIM association Miss lital Hvans w;w-a HbOPPir - t ..,..., ....i,,,, 'ct.M.ti.v 1 :t , Wanker were shippers In H'.tkr . , .. , Mrs. Kva Milliuaii. of I'flvf, U n visitt.r of Mrs. A. J. Vandeviinlef. .1. A. IvVore passed, n way A nit. lit at the tin nit of his son, . flay PeVnre, al I'nion. i , l See - Alveretta Medium,. Clairvoyant Imperial Hotel, . Room 11 . new $10.00 clotliestree ACT NOW and you iff ihlfl 4 1 0.00 IVntc Clothe .iree Rfr K witli it- Nv Super Simpler, hipe i uHv mljpUit Kir inmrKlne Irotilitg . . . hjlof.litiUJ.mlrevelvifiirn , , . hraiiiilullv tininlird In tvlttltt rnainrl nirkrl pUicU (rfni nttur . . rat to vlean . . . tuiv lu mc hoMi ail. iMthrlievabl jKiiemit i.( iletlt'. Power Co. lie rry a year 1 Free