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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1927)
ft ri 7 7 I November" 8, 'Tuesday SOCIETY; ay Bridge b Entertained By Mrs. Pague Ii-k. Dfinuld M. rujrue was hm- .... 4uiuJnn ut the Koley hytH. -AlU'l lUIU'Qeujl Dili KU1H writ t;ken to the l'UKUi' h(inu uu Kuurlh Hitvot, wliiTt- tli etc talcs of biliiic vri enjoyiMl during itif rc'inuiiuli-r tin' 4lM,i(". Iw1kIU J'kki uiiiiiiix hiKit'wuii). A til iinni flower wvvv uwil us U fM'HU'1'pM-re lor tin lunchi-on tuli!ii liilil lAl'l l' aiHI) tlHI -.1 to tlt('Oi'Ilt till- .Mih. X I D't'onni'lt will be the next Im.sii'ss to the el nil, .Mommy, Nuv. 21. - Ten memlx-m of the Itx'nl uuxil-Itu-y to tiii J trot iierhuod of Unti way Trainmen have relumed to i 1 heir honieH hi.ro a I ter ulu-inliiiK I ae Hi a le font elUiOtl, Wtlicll W :IH held in 1'ortland Saturday In the 1. (. O. I. hmliliiiK theie. - All of the lodKen of Oregon worn j iinMMite. at the meeting. (liand .delegates made lip a drill I leant, which anKiNl-il in putting: on tins lodK' work d'irlim the conven tion. ' .Mih. Clara V. llradley, K-rand preshlont. from t'olumhuH, Ohio, at- li'tniil I lie cull Vi.nt hiti I ! nt'..-4ill- ......... ...... ... from I'uffalo, N. V., Italtimote. ihio ajid aiuoner. ' The annual haiifiuet Saturday evening at G::io o'aluek waa a fea-j 1 lire t he coin -nt Ion. At this time the auxiliary memhers weio joined hy memhers of the Hrother-. hood of Hallway Trainmen from J'ortland. The Dalles und anuou- i ver. Wash. There were covers for 1 ahout 26tt. and after the hanuuet I a musical program and dance was enjoyed. Those at) ending the convention f. out here w er ; M is. C. I'. Wal drof. .M rs. I lenny. .Mi s. Jack Mi -t'.huan; Mrs. Stoup. Mrs. Hull, Mrs. John Ailskim, Mrs. '. I-:. Hupper nett. Mrs. Woods. Mrs. K. Kreutz and Mrs. Hoyd t'idcock. They returned to their homes here Sunday night and yesterday. The Sons and daughters of Ta lon Veterans of thu rivil War met h.st evening at the Central chris tian . church in regular session. Ahout I ft memhers were in attend ance. The w omen's meeting was presided over hy Mis. A. I. NVlson and Cl corgi NVlson presided over tiie men's session. , !' Alter the business session th two groups joined In a social hour; when ret' i eshnients wore served hy (h committee In charge. ' Marytha Class in .Social Gathering About Ml momlior-8 of tin- Mury (ha Sun. lay school rliias of lhe I'"linl M.tlliotli.st Kpisro:tl church Kuth i.ii'il in the iMiHi'llli-nt of tin- rlmrrll lust nviMiliiK for potlurlt illnnor mid HOClllI int'tMin. Iinmi' al : : H. pii'sMcil ovr Do You Know That AGMEL the concentrated sap of the Maguey plant grown in Mexico, is of benefit in the treat ment of , Diabetes Bl ight's Disease Stomach Trouble and High Blood Pressure Moon Drug Co. AkdM For Tlie Owl Omit Co. "THE ONLY WAY" Leon-Oil Permanent Waving We guarantee a wave not, a kink. An improvement of nature Itself. Phone Main polntntent. ;s? for ap- REYNAUD'S Beauty Shop New Foley Bldg. A 1027. News dy 11. I. Jolumon und Mrs. Mclvtn utilttiun h. ('jouHi8 wertt stven Uy vurluun ineiubeiH of tho cIiihm. After tl inner games were enjoyed during tut teniuiituer u ine ee lunt,'. " ' Another social meeting h an been planned hy ll:e ciaiw to lake plaie i ijeltiy, !. 13. Misn Einn Itlrktoid und A en In A. Huff were UtliUnl ill llHUiUlKe Saturday uitenioon ( ui ahout 4( o'clock at tm pai nonage of tti I Vntral Christian ehureli. Mis.- It. ' l i Mil nam unit'tuting in 1 ne an- ; hence ot her liiiNhaiio, the Uev. Al. i J'lttnuin. ' j oniy the motlieiH of the youn (eoiijiie were nrent-nt. ,Iib. May Sha ! ler anil Mix. Katie liirtkionl. They will make Iheir home wit'ii her mother at i M n 4 KourtB Htreet.l The annual encampment of the I ItauhteiM of I'tall 1'ioileets w:ihI i ht lil at I'nlun Saturday at the home of MrM ,. A )(H Wlth Mr(J. Uul mr SI. Lm-xim, preHident, pi-e.si-l- i Tim ffiuntv (Iwti'itittM Miu Nel- ! lie Storey Itean. led In croun Kiuer- UlKt uu,v wnl.n lhe La m-iiiiile audi fnlon H.ui.Wmm leiioited oil tin' work accouidiNhed duriUK lhe pa year. - Mrs. Helen M. lleddea Hunt? olo. She reported that 17 hlo- Rraphleul Kketi hes of I'tah ploneeta. had hcen compiled by tho Daugh ters of I'lah J'loneera who are- now! reMiueniH iti ini-uon. in niiiiiiiuii i . a history of the founding of I nlon. Min. Hean outlineil the music to lie sitHlieil during me c;nnni year, j Thirty memhej-H were prenent and uftei' the urogram the remainder f t he Hftei noon was spent viewing 0jj renC3 u(.resiinients were served hythe ilOHeHjf. ., , , ... , - Announcements The Woman's llrnefit association well ' fjeaten. Mix lliorouuhly anil will meet In regular session toulKht ma cornmeal. Mix untl sift flour, at ::io o'clock at the K. 1'. hull. Iiaklnc powder nml sail mid udd Mis. Adelaide I'acUnrd. dlstrli't alternately with milk to first nilx deputy. of I'endleton, vill be hero tare. Beat well anil drop from tip for the meeting. 'of spoon Into oiled - and floured 'muffin pans. Hake twenty minutes The foreign Misslonury society In a hot oven. 1 of the Mcthodisl Kpiscopal churcli ThK nl(1 wm make plt (, will meet Wednesday alternoon ot mufflH 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. k. M. llickox. I1U3 f) avenue. (Copyright.. IHL'7, NKA S-rvlce. Inc.) The Neighbors of Woodcraft will .'. meet Thursday evening at 7::Ul r o'clock at te K. I'. hall. Important! , TO TEST OUDKlt : buainess will be taken up ut this, . ;., ' meeting and all members are re- '1 l'OH'rT.ANl);. Noy. S (Al'J--Oc-queMed to be there, espeulally the clsion to file s'ull ,to test,, the pun men members or the lodge, stltiitionallty of tho act of cong . . .. J re 8.1 authorizing the constrmaion The Carnation cln'b to the Pegree of a prlrat.' toll bridge between of Honor Protective association Longview. Wush.. und Itainler, will meet for un 8 o'clork dinner Ore., reorhed lale yesterday by the ... .,..ilr ... tlie Tiffin' Port of rorttund commission .1 e- ..... i .i,i, unci M'.'v:. dinner bridge will be the diversion of lhe evening -al the lleassler! home. MENUS Hy Sister Mary ItRBAKKAST l);iUod apples, cerenl, cream, scrambled eggs with urisp bacon, delicate muffins, m:ir mulade, milk, coffee. JATN't'llMOX Moiled macaroni with cheese sauce, sliced tomatoes with Krench dressing, raisin pie, inillc, tea. IJI.WIOII Mi-ollcd salmon steaks, parsley butter, scalloped potatoes. j creamed green beans, rjidlshes, Jel lied pears Willi W nippeu cream, milk, coffee. While children four to six years of ane should not have the crust of the raisin pie, tliey may have some of the filling. However, a baked apple left from breakfast can be mude interesting to the average four-yenr-old for his luncheon des sert if It's garnished with a cube of bright jelly and half a teaspoonful of finely chopped nuts are sprinkled over the top. Hellenic Alufflns Two tohlnspouns butter. 2 table- i These Brothers Are In-Laws, Too Here's a trl-par-tlte m r 1 1 a 1 union for you! It wasn't long after Berenice Abbott (top, left) was mar ried to Law rence Frank (top, right), that her sitter, Gladys (center, left)., married his brother, Ceorge (center, right). Now it Is .announced that Gladys' and Berenice's sister Helen (below) will bt married t o Lawrence's and G e o r ge's brother Thomas, Just as soon ss Thomas has fin ished his school ing. They all lire In Belling bets, Wash, OUT OUR WAY. . ' , ; By Williams SAiO A vnoRDTO MM. VOR. GWOnoMCE. O' "TH' BUT NE5. "TMERt. WA& A PAM FlMe.AC?rs. 'WAS V WOO AT TABLE.. AMD I MERtLV STARCH PuOn'w. UOV4 OoCHf Ciir rTu-VP CF A Di F f U . . ' 'J . . V V,i A OF COAL IN r,PlT 1-1T-E PECE O' E?OuE k CSfritf? FtLl V WATER- AM -AMD-HE:- yJ I QoX q-j- ENOFF V DO L- VT . VI ; t) AW GOOD-I I- MEAM ? I . t if mv r imwL: .v.. j t&f.s r -jut . ?jt. ,' i y-A ;J t - vm .1: , x , 1 v. 1 . i ta- miiOT sin. w j ,ra P.Torr. A CMlP OFF Ql BLOCK. y e..?SV 1 - . ftnoons .miliar, 1 ejriy. 3 taltlpsponna rornineal, cup flour, 2 .teaspoon halting potdr, Uj teaspoon wilt, Mj rup Kweet milk. i Cream butter antl Huuar. Add okc 'tefmlnatlon'.fo tarry tho'lsaur. to court ' Belted Cuff Tweed asserts Itself on a' wauky sports, coat by first using curly gray lamb for Hie cuffs and then putting a tricky .little tweetl belt, with a buckle, around each. 3fj 5 HEALTH )XTi ri:i im;i;sriN IS )..t KliOI'K Hy Anthony Itasslcr, M. IK, Xiw Vork City, Mntiln'r org Ms Mi'inoriul About one-third of the adult pa tients who go to a physician ror servlce do so for some foim of di gestive trouble. Of thes the larg est number huve minor disorders which simple measures t can diag nosv and treat successfully. A con siderahto number, however, uro really suffering because of some serious disease such as . cancer, ulcer, or gall stones, and In the ma jority of thbse the symptoms are similar to those of the simple and minor forms of Indigestion. It Is for this reason that a person who has a continued form of Indigestion should resort to u thorough exami nation. Tlip experience of special ists In digestive diseases Is that a great muay, peoplu wlk around wiUiu syrlous conditions .of w fetch they are Ignorant or about which they uro careless. Disease Is repeatedly found In people who have only a few months lo live. Jn most of these there had been a continuation of liiJiecstion.an-urij Monday, svinntmns In which little nr no nl- .... ni i. symptoms to which little or no ut tenuuu had been paid until the dis ease was so far advanced thut little or nothing could he done in the way of a cure. Disorders of the nervous system manifest their symptoms promptly in unmistakable ways, in diseases of tlie lungs and heart distinct symptoms art- enrly.-'und there ate certuln sounds in, the function of these organs t hat tell what is wrong. The abdomen, however, ja a silent tomb, and In it uro con tained organs quite as essential to life as the heart and lungs. More than that, considerable extents o: diseases can be present In t he stomach, liver, gall tract, pancreas, in testines, rectum, kidneys, and bladder with hardly any symptoms. It is impoi taut, therefore, in all instances of a chronic or continued Indigestion that a comphto exami nation he mude lo find out Just what Is wrong.r If It then turns out to he an Insignificant mutter, no harm is done That assurance in Itself Is worth much. A gu ruble on the weather a month from now Is much more of a sure thing than u chance on your life in u continued indigestion in tho same h ngth of time.. UNION PERSONAL? lMOr (Special) Hoyi from the seventh and eighth grades of the I'nlon school went to Cove. Saturday afternoon to play the same grade boya from th latter school. The I'nlon boys won troiu the Cove eleven, 13 to it. This was the second root ball game of the season for tho local grade team, the first ganie having been playt-d here against the Baker grades, re sulting In a victory for the Hak erites. The next grade game will probably be with the; North Powder school. The HaHwuy football derm will coniH to I'nion on Armistice day to play a garni with the Murooa and White team. Leo Mulreblll und Dr. Q. M. fJllinore were ut Milton-Freiwuter Friday and witnessed the football game between that school and the lloker Mull dots. M fiii hers of the t'nlon Sports mua's club were out Sunday try ing to catch enough fish for the, feed at the Hatchery cabin on Monday evening. Both applo and potato growers are busy harvesting and shipping out their crops. J. B. Weaver, one of the applu growt-ra of this vicin ity, will ship out alKtut 5.000 box- of this fruit. R. H. Itouney, J. V. Hutchinson, Kenneth HutcliiHon. and Irvln Hess were fishing In Wallowa county Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Held Blacker ar rived In I'nion from Tacoma lust week. They were married In To coma a short time ago Both am Colon folk, hut the brlae, who was formerly Miss Connlw Keen, hud IA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER been staying with her sister In Ta coma and attending school, A number of I 'nlon Odd Fel lows went too Cove Haturday night iitwl hHHlHted Die Intti-r loilee to nut sin tlm thlrrl .l.xrpufi At'tur IndlTH I they all enjoyed a bachelor feed. Those who went from I'nlon were titles Vuullousen, Kdward Kloyd, John Scarhrough. William i Kiel block, George 1-Hwrence, John Mil ler, and Walter Connor. H. K. Miller, who owns the resi dency at the north lend tof 1'nlon, where the highway turns Into the city. Is having his home remodeled. The house is being changed Und a basement put In. t I.. Cadwell, who recently had his tonsils removed, has been se-. rloi'sly ill for several days as a result, lie Is now much Improved and-1 will soon bn able to take, charge of his business again. 4 : HILGARD PERSONALS ,111 LCI A RU(( Spoela I )f A mong the IirCrande visitors Monday were Mi and Mrs. (!uy Thornbrue and Mrs. Frank Sanford. 1 Mrs. Kelu l'erzlnger, of Portland. wits a house guest of Mrs. Frank John Thornbrue was In Iji Orande Monday. . Mj-s, Keft'er. from Mt. Kmtiy camp, was a llllgam visitor -rues-1 uy. John Thornbrue was In Li (Irnmle Wednesday. The Misses Kva Thornbrue and Vera Wilson were recent linker vis itors. Mr. Tloylen, of Pendleton, was at llllgard Wednesday. Wade Thompson was a La flrande visitor recently. John 1'rlce wus.a La flrando vis itor Thursday. Miss Marie Sanford was In 1j fJrande Friday. ; ' : Jack Paeon was a La flrande vis itor Haturday. . Aniohg' tlie Ln Crando visitors Saturday was Frank Sanford. If the professor's new machine, that' thinks ever Ik reduced to pocket size, there'll be plenty of professors, who will wish It never had -.been Invented. , If nil the- pedestrians" In -the I'nlted States were laid end to end, reckless drivers would havo ail easier job. , TONIGHT! ' ' -.vv VS a4w25W-' rKf' . .T 7 aw . . (J - .Jt . .BaaV k't.' .'J A W i - POPULAR PRICES Ijoois open at 7:30 Concert at 8:00 METHODIST CHURCH Bridge Pointers Ily Milton C. Work The pointer for today 1m: (Juivii aatl one email Is Imiilcr- ' jm "utinnal jupMiH." , . I In previous n nicies I hnve point- led out that afitfi' Mouth (Oealer) I has openel (lie auction by bidding 1 0110 of a Major suit and West has pjisKfd It is Important for North 1 to deny If holding less than nor mal support In tho partner's huH; It also has been pointed out that il l West overcall Hoiith's hid, North, should not raise Souiti's suit with; I less than normal'support for It. re-. gardless of North's side strength. ) Normal support lias been deiinoil. as lliree small cards of the stilt, nr Ace and ono small, or King nndj !ono small; It being understo.t;! 1 hit j anything lower even a sinrlf ton t I Ace was less than norm it mi- port: and thst anytjilng stronger, j u.T..vl,.Kf, v.s iHM;itm surh as .v-x-x-s or Queen-x-s. was WMM'.SnATS I KCM.KAMS Imnre than nnrmn! Hiijtpmt. The) T)i National Hioadcastlng com SiofMlon nf huw queenx should he pnny program for Wfdnesitay night treated has been postponed beeause from 9 to l will he "Tim Vaga- 11 Is Important enough to iieivve hoiuls at a Kootball (Jame, Mnelud surlal Niiemfon. ng typical college music. Many writers Include Wueon-x InV tne category wan Ace-x ami kiiw X. nun eiui?nifi 11 iiui mui niiitpini. ! This' Is questionable; while. Hie Queen is more, helpful than a small cai'd, Queen-M Is ruivly as. useful as three small cards of the trump suit. ilu other words, tjueen-x averages ihclow x-x-x In its assisting value. - The latest expert conclusion' , ts that Oueeii- Is the borderline com- Miintlnn. It Is a holding which Iperi'dlK optlonjil handling; tlK'-re- 'iitalndof tf the hand-being 'he uV- I lerillinillK hum or in m urn in in. . Huppose South Dealer) hld. one' Hpude and West passes; wluit should North do with:' 1. Kp.: .(ueen-K. lit.; Ac-.lac!-x-x. Dl.: Klng-Wueenx. t'l.: Kln.ic 10-x-x. ; ' ' 2. Hp.:' Queen-x. lit.; x-i(x'. PI.: Ac-Jack-9-x-K. CI.: x-x-x.. 3. : Queen-x. lit.: x-x-x. Dl.: Ace-Klng-Jack-x-x. CI.: x-x-x. HuppoM South bids.; one Spade and West two Hearts, what should North do with: 4. Sp.: Queen-x. lit.: 7-0-3-2. PI.:. Ace-King-Queen. CI.: Ace-x- X-X. "1 - . 5. Sp.: Queen-x. ; lit.: x-x. PI.: Aco-Klng-Queen-x-x-;X. CI.: Ace-x-x. i , tl. Hp.: Quen-x. Ilt.i King-' .lack-x. ' PI.: Ace-Klng-Quceti-x. CI.: Ac-x-x-x. Answers tomorrow. (Copyright Jdhn K. Pllle Co.) What this country needs most of right now-; In less ntntlc. ; ' ; Avoid Poorly Balanced Breakfasts ' Start the day with Quaker Oats I0OQ tnai SianQS Dy yOU. IF yo;i feel tired, hungry, "fidgety," hours before lunch, don't jump to the conclusion of poor health. Thousands have unenergetic morn ing because they start the day with wrong breakfasts. i To feel right, you must have a well-balanced, complete breakfast ration. At most other me a In lunch and dinner you get it. But break fast is a hurried meal, often badly chosen. Thus Quaker Oats, containing 16 protein, food's great tissue builder, (iS'o carbohydrate, its great energy element, plus all-important vitamines and lhe "bulk" that makes laxatives seldom needed, is the die tetic urge of the world today. Don't deny yourself the natural stimulation this rich food offers you. Get Quaker OaU today. Grocers have two kinds: Quick Quaker, which cooks in to 5 minutes, and Quaker Oats. Quaker Oats i'1 MORE NEW WINTER HATS ' . Satins, Metal Cloth and Velvet $4.50 to $10.00 PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Ready-Tb-Wear . Millinery & Shoes k-(!n-.n..i.-i1.n.i 1 :ix4.4ni-7a0Ue rt .ii-.,. ii:ail to 7:S. concert; faint progratn;-. 8 ta..9, vaudeville;) 3 0 to 11. dance orchestra. . ' ' . ki-m r.hs.' Angeles- t'4fi8.5m-fi40( kc), ii:3lt, orchestra: 7:307-, crime talk; Ji. prograpb', 'orc-hestm : ; H. violinist, 'coniru-coiurnUo.; ; ii . Kh'OA Sejittle (447.rm-G?Okc), 7, entertainers! 7:30,, poultry talk; S to 9, concert-orchestra.. ' - . KPO Han Kranclsco (422.3m 710kc). B:3 to 7:3tl, orchestra; 8 to 9, orcliestra program; lu to 11, t C R K A M O or pound weight? , ' ' Always look on the label of ' your biking powder tin for the V. weight don't trust appear '. anccs. Schilling is the only '..I' crcaas-of-tartar baking powder ; that came in full pound-weight 1 ' and half-pound-weight tins, , S chilling Baking jjJPowder Tea Ji Eitracts JJv7i9 SPices coffee : C3 P,I,,I,I..I.MH1I1II.UI1..I.III1I1I1 "SPEED KING" ROLLER SKATES Special ... $1.98 TRY " The Oregon Hardware first Read Carefully Please- Adler Xmas Victrola Club Plan Count up the purchase and add the amountj for the four past Christmas seasons for the pleasure of parents and children in money spent for things soon forgotten. Put this money to gether and put it as part payment on a Vic trola and you will have a lasting Xmas pleasure; that will last throughout the year and years to come. BUT BETTER STILL Select the instalment now and use the Adler Victrola Xmas Club Plan to make your Xmas a Merry one. $1.00 down and $1.00 per week will deliver the Victrola to your home Xmas Eve, Dec. 2-lth. Adler Music Co. In With Newlin's "BUY IX THE ADLER WAY" (studio prlgrani. i KKUC San Francisco . (41.4. 3m--tir.hkc), U:3U, Himgram; it to or- ilitfkMfi'ii' III in I" ilu ib, -A ni'jhMjli':l. K(1W Poi'tlaml (4yim-6lke), 6 to 7, dinner concert; 7, eoncerl ; 7:30 to 7:4fi. poultry talk; 7:4r, Cat Initio lecture; x to 9, concert orchestra ; 1 (I to 1 2, dance music. Kll SM.kane (37ft.2m-R!Htc)i-8 to fl. concert orehestrn. KKX I'ortland (L'J.flm-12S0kc) 6:3rt, utility: 7 to 8, concert ttio; 8 to 9, studio program. ' KOMO Seattle ( Mmim-tlsftkc V, !. utility; :45, -tenor; 7, concert orchestra; lit, quartet: 10:30, news; II to 12:30, musical program, .. KOA Penver '(32i..Qm-li2H. 11:30, orchestra; ' 6:30, children's program;' 7, orchestra ; 7:15, optim ist club. KJH Seattle 34S.fim-SROkc). (I. utlHty; ii:30 to 7, dinner concert: 7:30 to !, studio program: to 10, tiri'liestra; Ut to 12, dance miislo, , In so in u respects, Al Smith Is nn Ideal candidate. He films well nml has a perfect voice for broadcast lug. F T A P T A fC 3 Pound size
