La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 07, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextV Wednesday, March 7. jg28" LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Thrr 70 Hear Program , i Comparing Poetry, Of Yesterday, Today Flowere4 20,. wn the date set for the hoc la 1. which will be held at Kagles' haJ. There will be a basket supper, a short program and a dance. .. 4 Heventy members and friends of the Young Woman's Kducatlonal , auxiliary guthered ut the club rooms in the public library last eve ning, when Mlsa Mabel. Doty an-1 her committee presented a program under the tuple "J'oetry: Yesterday 1 ami Tohjy." lira, t'luude Cooper 1 led the meeting In the singing of n familiar hymn, which ovas fol : lowed by a short business meeting. The program proper wfls opened - by a vocal solo, "The Year's nt th Hprlng," from Hobert Browning's "I'lppa I'asses," sung by Miss Mima Cooper. Miffs Henrlettu Heritor then conl rusted modern und Vle- torlttn poetry, chousing as example! two poems, ejich entitled' "ilruss,' the first by Kdgar Kaucett and the oiher by Carl Sundburg. Altss Her ' tha Wulslnger' gave three lialect leadings from ltlley, and ope mus , leu I reading, accompanied by Mrs. , (tilth Jackson. Accompanied by 'Miss Gladys Miller, Miss Myrtle Wilcox sang Joyce Kilmer's "Trees" which has been given a beautiful musical setting. - 7 AIlss Hutli Johnson then gave a Mrs. C. H. Sillier, will be hostess number of rendtnK" from I'auT i0 the club Tuesday, Mar.1 in, l.awrenee hunhar -und X'ountee tier honre here, v Cullen. representing . the .'negrol , , t . poets of today, und from J.lzette t AJff0 T nor' Vpf.1 Woodworth Heese. one of the fin- LitJU& c J-JCajJ icai est lyric poets now writing:. Miss; Mabel loty read Kdwin Markham'sj famous "Man with the Hoe," this' ; : ; :u,.:: Odl Fellows und liebecea lodges the same nume, from which the In spiration for the poem was gained. - B7 ; : ! Announcements The ladles of the Lutheran church will meet at (ho home of Mrs. Charles 'Hanson, 2512 Sec ond street,' Thtirsduy afternoon at 2 O'ClOCk. . ' ,;v , J The new vufuie riu-tates smartly flowered hats lor spring- The hfc of ilit-tliut iniiiK model "uUo lies in the modern arrangement ol the flat pink flowers on red straw. Dance Is Enjoyed More' tlion 150 members of the and their. friends, uttrnded the old time Leap Year dunce .which was Bridge Pointers Br Milton U Work La Grande Air Field Personals Yesterdny the following; problem wuh given: Tho contract in Hearts; South Is Declarer, North is Dum Jiiy: the Initial lead Is shown. How Should Declarer plan his campaign as soon as ho 'sees Dummy's hand and knows ' (he ' exact twr-nty-ulx-eards . with, which ho will operato? 5M- viOfi-3 lit2'- lul I r I ' yLy I W I - Oeclnrer, '. planning his cam paign, cad see that on the face of the returns he will lose one Spade trick, one. Heart trick, one Dla- Miss Anetta Johnson gave a short' " ' t . ' ' i,;"', ) mond trick and one (Tub trick: and life and i C,M" w . . r" ': should he lose these four tricks he nu in iter oi iuuk iu?i.i.-i i preceding eacn numoer. ; , , , . ttanAa,i i M" " nmnu Bme. mv umy prognim was closed by ,,H m u""ViV L uuu omVtimy of hls obtaining: -Rame from Kiddie Uind." direct-"' ral from Allcel. Jmblr, ,a fop ,)Im iQ ft di80ard from ....... ii. Summervllle and Oove. , , ft -nn(1 . lhA.-th. anA h(X There wsb un Interesting pro Lsrram; beginning at 8 o'clock i which opened with one hand or the other, and ho cannot be sure of doing this. He ' i hn iiiHt nnn rpnunnalile ehnnrn mid community' . . ,., Kketch of each, 1 writer's works, preceding each number. The "Odes fro ed by. Miss Mildred Hoyt. the lit tie performers . including Hobby Hlevens. Jlnimle Tryon. Iluth -Hyi ers. Jane w iiuuiiin, nn-n mer t u -1 . . ........ . n..t.i...i . sn... Hex l.owry. , und Margaret ' "' n'' . '"a" ., i Mlh0,d "y Ka"' wh,ch course is Klelda The children were the "hlf! . oieh "J 'i ienteh oZ "n even cl"",c0- If tlmt bo ,,,e ot the evening. , Jumes JlcKlnnon, a bcotoh """B ,igtrlbutlon. he can accomplish never an,f nr.lHtic progran.s b MeMnnon und Al I red Hor- h(g purpogo )y fiMng & were distributed and delicious re-"c-0,m""nl, d ' I!., Zl P"''" from. Dummy. There Is only freMhlnents clltnaxed a1 pleasant i evening. The comnilttee in charge of the meeting was composed of MIks .Mabel Doty, Mrs. Cora Hcott, MIhs Uretu McShaln. Mrs. llobeit furey, .Mias Myrtle Hoyt, Miss Ruth Uci-zlnger and Miss Mtte Ht earns. ut the piano a reading ,J ono way In uhlrh he can Ket D. kosiock, a muno se.e :u.m '"" my Into do Ihis and that is with by Mi-ses Kvelyn and Mary ho ,w , so. to trlck 2, should l'iper, a vocal solo by Mrs. - ,cad from closea HHnrt etner tn0 Robertson, necompuii led by SI . trumps, playing on it the Fay Teslte and several numbers by; iium ny. or the Seven ot trumps, playing on it the Kight a trio made up of Sum Ituckinnn, piano, 'Marlon Spencer, .bo ujo, and Mem hers of the l.a iVtlte. Bridge , B"' 11""!'": , 'I tit .L...1 ' Q.n IIUIHIH, JJinlllB Ull 11 I lid ICII IIUIII club were delightfully entertained i . ; ; " :ntt mn. nh lod hv .i-umniy. wmcn election ne maaes lui ovpiiiiiir when Mr. and Mrs.i". "'. t in this respect is immaterial. K " . . i f (in! ii. Aii'uuiurii'H. rti I Mr. and Mrs. 11. McGoldrlck. :S0 o'clock those present, went to the Ace of trumps take thlrf trick and the Diamonds he continued. Ii., .ni.l ....... n -.. linut it lift ttnS tru ut I ndll' ntllllf Ull niiamiiKiuii' .. .. . ... . i avenue. Bridge Was played ut three lne. n'm"K r." . . . . ,i ho would win the next Diamond tables during the evening. High BleVu. ..In the OlbHed Hnnd refreshments -wero served. score untong I he women players .went to Mrs. Tom nurnwn. u ' Tho Art Itesea ioian Mill! receivru n,.:., a .....v rci I. club nietMon- j and then ould surely be tible to put Dum my in with , trump to try the lead. In each case ..- n 1 1 UnmU prl.e. Mrs. Hnny W. Monr una a.'rst.-str.eet,n Mrs. I" nouin verpiay m-wmuir, Kllllon 1-rlce- received the" Vnn "ut only by the smallest margin ,.,.,,, n,.vc , LynnVJ l ight and sirs. Ireorgn nu ,h . . j, Ace of trl,mps do '"The ?oon?s were prettily d.r- J"" p2.M. ."nd' " rst trick and i .nlnir will. St. Patrick's ? unB...p p ". ... .,, ' clarer win It. he should then lead " .... I,.B IlllltRI On ' J1I1UK1I1UIIUI1 Ullt. Knlicy In Art." There wua u large day, und the pinto luncheon widen j w as served following I lie card games was carried out In the same I. Mi. j Mr. und Mrs. Nolan Skiff will i-ntcrtutii the club Tuesdny.'llur. 20. Mrs. William Mitchell was hos tess to the M. I. I., cluh yesterday iifleruoon nt her home at Island lily. Throe tables of bridge were ut piny during the urternoon und Mrs. I.. M. Hoyt made high score among the club members. The guest prize went to Mrs. 11. O. Avery. ' Bouquets ot pussywillows were nltincllvelv arranged ubout tho n small Spade at once from Dum- Ot course the King. -of Spades attendance ut the meeting. Tile ciun will men ui . k,,. h w. , whph nt the home of Mrs. ....,,, hlh lllxon e "" .l" ho yueen ana eo 01 riiuu- hum to get a discard on tho latter IA GRANDE AIRFIELD, (Spe cial) Aa I. con Cuddeback, chief pilot for tho Varney airmail line with headquarters In Boise, Ida., was punning through on his way' home from a trip to Pendleton, he I topped , at tire field for a few minutes Sunday. He was making the trip by car. Rulph l'-ifer, mechanic for the Varney company and In charge of tho mail hangar and tho emer gency field nt the airport here, left Krlday for Bolso where ho was summoned to resume his duties In the air service there. Ho was ac companied by his wife. . K. E. Bert, of Tji Grande, who has been employed by tho airmnll company ever since Its establish ment here, in January, has been assigned to take Mr. Klfer's placo in tho way of looking nfter the hangar nnd the ships ns they pass througli. Mr. Bert was formerly a slate traffic officer In l.a Grande and worked In that cnpnoly" for two years. 1 " . "Hap" Roundtree, pilot-Instructor for the flying school here, was busv all day Sunday tnklng pas sengers for. air rides In the' plane owned by the school. The ship was. otiernted during the duy from the. Oekeler field Just east of l.a Grande on the Oregon Trnll high wnv.. ' . Krnest DeT.ong returned to nis home here Sunday irom mo Grando Ronde' hospital where he underwent a major operation Feb.' 7. Mr. Del,ong was at the hospital four weeks lacking one day. Mrs. O, W. Bond Is III of the Influenza. ' Mrs. Percy McMillan wns shop ping In I.a Grande Monday. Friday Mrs. Newel Anson nnn son, Charlie, moved nncs to meir farm nfter on nhsence of several yenrs during which 'time Mrs. An son had her place rented. Several people from this local- ity nttended the baskelhnll. tourna ment nt Union Saturday. The little two-yenr-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hensley Is seri ously 111 of meningitis. Last week Mr. nnd Mrs. tester Bond moved to near. Haines whore they have leased a farm.. Buy 'Blonolmrd. tho unwieign mnn of Elgin, was a guest Mondny night at tho O. C. Floshman home. Mrs. William Taylor, wno nus been Indisposed, Is reported to he better. Mrs. Minnie Herr. of iji Grande, la keening house for her son. Guy Spencer, while! Mrs. Spencer Is vis iting relatives nt Washington nolnts. . Mrs. I F. Wright, who has been I confjned to her home because of Illness, Is reported an being much better. After visiting relatives In, Walla Walla for two weeks. Mr. and M.rs. Melvln Baxter returned home Sun day, hut In the evening the former went hack to Walla Walla whero he Is employed at one of Skaggs groceries. , . i The Country Woman's club will meet Frlduy afternoon with Mrs. duy. Mar. 13, H. G. Smith. Mrs. 11. K. will have churge of the program on that dny. Plans were' formulated for a gel- ( Dummy still having a trump en try) would full: but It nffords the onlv reasonable chance that the men nnd Englnemen, tho conductor und engineer brotherhoods and the four women's auxiliaries Monday evening when a committee com nosed of representatives from the rooms. After the card games a auxiliaries met nl tne nomo oi ;ms. two-course luncheon wns served. C. K. llnpperselt. Tuesday. Mar. together meeting of the Brother. (Declarer hn of making Ills gnmn. hood of Hallway Trulnmen. the so the hnnd should be played ns n,ihrhnn,l of Locomotive lire-. oliovo oescriueu. (Copyright, John F., DUle Co.) J. II. Undsey. Miss Minnie Hoi. man will have charge ot tho pro gram. . i Mildred the five-year-old daugh ter ot Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Flssh niun. Is recovering from an uttuck of tonsllltls. ' Ear) Band has purchased one of (he small houses at the Menefco I.umber company's yards and 'is piovlng It to his farm. : M' s. Arthur 'Golden Is recover ing nicely from a recent Illness. ' Mr. and Mrs. MoyerslcR of l.a Grando woro visitors' nt the J. A. Holman home Sunday.' Mr. and Mrs. John Williams who have been living on the'Newel An. son place for the past two years left Saturday,, Mr. Williams for Canada whero he has bought a farm and Mrs. Williams to visit her parents near Summervllle un til Mr. Williams gets located. . Mr. and Mrs. William Hughes have1 been having some improve ments made at their home here. Hoy Spencer finished, the work of re-shlngllng the roof and re-papering two rooms Tuesday evening. Mrs. Orlund Anson left . Krlday for Pondosa where she was called to tho bedside of hor sister, Mrs. A. E. Kelley. who is critically 111. . J, A. Holman, whose health has been poor for some time, is re ported to bo in about the same condition. ' Mr. nnd Mrs. Louis Johnson, of Walla Walla, were Sunday visitors nt the George Oekeler home. . - Because of tho Illness of tho teacher, O. M. Perrymnn, thero has been no school nt Wlllowdale for tho past two weeks but the school opened Monday with a sub stltuto In charge, . WI1ITK SAIIiOil CAPS if AR1S (AP) The up-turned starched white cup of the middy Is offered by Purls fur wear with bench clpthes. SAM FINDS A JOB ' - BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Tho mod ern prison system, which nssigns prisoners to duties for which they ure best equipped, has utilized tun talent of Sam I-ongman. Before ho fell afoul of prohibition laws he wus champion hog caller of Jeffer son county. Now he Is, Jnll nn uounccr. WRM.-nAKKEn TIRE rt'EBIO. Colo Although there had not been a flro lighted in three yenrs so far as Is known in the furnace of an old xlnc smelter nt Blend, workmen deqlured they found llvo couls buried under IK Inches of cinders and ashes when they dismantled the plant recently. UNION PERSONALS l'UTMAN'S La Onm.e's Kxehisivo Riiay-to-Wehr;' 1 n .' & VNION (SpurliiO Miss Voila lloKeiiseu, of In (Innule was Vls ItliiK With MIhh KutH t'oniHir lh latter part of the week and uittmd Iiik the basketball ttnrn;imeni. she returned' lu L ' 1-t Ornudf - J-'rjtl.iy nlKht. r Airs. Hurrhfi .CuniiliH'hrim b at ile Hut l;ike htsphtil n-i tnvcii.if from an itpcruttuit wnicti w.m per.- furmed ubtuit it wei-k hk. 1'imu latest reports she was tluin ; , , , , mi '?' splendidly. !. - ' ik - , , , 'To shw their npprecfiUmi nf f im-imv mm hl iuhk uavors, wnc una iomu - the fact thai ihe b:isixetb;iU,imrna- J Ore., came to Union thtt laiter part j txtues. sweet and acid flavors.-! munl-vAH awarded 10 VnUm isU I "' li,tit WH'k to visit for a few days. , turpo nnd small siii-s and colorful- :.' this vear, the busing men ut the tber, .less Hpftnoer, was for- t itn, colorless iwds are ulyayw J lui-riy tn iiiisiiiiss iiere,- inn ts now picriHlufT eon) rids t .. riiiinipK a hoieJ at Nyssa. '- j ' : t . , . Mnrch 111 liist day ifi pay v-aier f Hot ami cold temperiiluivs. mild j .t i (, withw.l a tuna Ity. 3-7-dt : r. town praetlciiUv all elosed thfir st tires each afiermKni. while ihe Knuies .wtri? beliiK played. Ilex ClrlKK" wluu now lives In Xorlh Union :vhire he hsn emT:u;ed extensively lii ihe ehifkn luitsi;iess, ( Will soon mtive the I'eiry rimeh which lie I'reyiilJj puivhased-' frnrn Tony Jlenipe. The ehieken bus neM has been snld (a Lewis Slaler.. uf La (irumle, who has. already moved his fnnilly tn I'nlon. i Miss Mary-' llfiden -:is Ofiwn' from Itaki-r visiting with frb-nds at Union last week.1 .1 James Hevniv.- taxtdermlKt, who has had a display of Awv head mnuntiUK In tbe -'show windows nf tho Allen 'cIkhi store, ftnv tlie past few weeliH, has addetl smne bemi tlful specimens of bird monnilnff to ) . the displays The -mounts intrude nu j ' entfle, Kruuse 11 nd pheasunp ' Wijlter Turniat!, uf Imld'rr, has j -been attending the basketball j tmtrmiment and playing wlih' tbej Unlon haml.jl The band tin st fur nished musln at each evenlnit scs- slon of the tutiruey, and the m j Grande hliih schooi hand ia.H here , two afternoons,' thus furnishing en tertainment, during pi'ai'tk'itlly all the Rallies.' 1 Mrs. (luy lteory nnd IHtle.dmmh tei. Nellie TTieono, were over frurn Ja flrnnde Inst week visit liitw 'with Mrs. lleery's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hstes --Van Hon ten. ; Mrs. Jit'ery was formerly' Miss Kdelyn. Vnn Jtouten and a student In the t'nlun hlnh school. ; A plane i belonKlnpr to the Iai Grande air service has been lo cated "nt the. Hoy .'Wheeler plaee near Uiiluri and local peiple have been enjoying rides for the past few days. - - . , itoy I lull, munuKcr: of a loe)i transfer ciimpany. Is at (lot lKr. for medical Iroatnnfnt. Jle in stir ferine from' a eouip'i'Wtiit bi'mmht on by anaUuck ot lousllltis. Claude Spencer, a furnier student in 1110 union ni;n scnooi, mil wno 1 Real Quality Malt Syrup . .. . ; n.'.' i-i'l 7- J.fferr.t. frj. Tlie choice of those who have tried them aU riain amVho . flavored ? Strictly union njade ;. ANIIEUSER-BUSCII, StJ Loui) f S-' ' ' ' ' tA GRANDE CROCERV CO. . f Locat Distributor " i" I. Grande, Ore. !:'' BLUMAUER : HOCII C.Q.i ) .. , "holetule Distributors , ,. j;I-ortIand, Ore. Tiiji.Tfir- ii MENUS Smart - Practical Tailored Sis Buy your New, Spring Suit the Cinderella way wear as you pay. Under our plan you may select' your Suit, Coat, Dress, Hat, or complete outfit, take .hem, wear them, enjoy them and avoid the out lay of any considerable sum or the inconven ience of a big bill com ing due. Just make us a small initial payment arid di vide the balance into in tervals to suit your con lenience. We invite you tJ open an account. Gnderella Fn rtShopi , ny Slslor Mary nnEAKI'-AS'l' Grapos. ooroal, cream, frizzle drlod hoof, crisp toast, marmulade, milk, coffeo. l.L'NCHBON Cream of tomato soup, croutons, open cottago rhuoso snnilwlchos, individual ap ple puddlnRs, milk, tea. niNNRIt Kngllsh mutton chops, baked potatoes, hot French slow, stuffed green pepper salad, stewed rhuharl), plain cake, milk, coffee. 1 As rhuliorb comes into market use It as often as possible. Kvcn very small children may have some of tho Juice diluted v.,lth water and older children and adults should be inveigled into euling the vegetable frequently, j liullvldnuil Apple Puddlnics ' six or eight apples, 1-3 cup cream. 3 tablespoons melted but ter. cup sugar. 2 leggs. 'A tea spoon powdered clnnamoh, chop ped nuts. 1 cup flour, 2 table spoons baking powder, ieaspoon 'salt, water. Mix and sift flour, salt, and bak ing powder. Rub In butter ond cut In water to make a soft dough. Toss on a floured molding board and roll into a sheet not more than half an inch thick. Line four Individual pans with tho biscuit dough. Pare, quarter and core apples. Cut in thin slices and fill prepared pans. Beat cream, melt ed butter and sugar until well mixed. Beat In eggs well beaten and add cinnamon. Pour with mix ture over apples and sprinkle with chopped nuts. Bake In- a moderate oven for thirty minutes. Garnish with a bit of whipped cream to iserve. I New Cleansing ; . Cream Amazing Becomes liquid as soon as it touches the skin, yet contains Cocoa Butter, so Rood for dry skins and does not leave the skin saggy. Nourishes and cleanses every pore nnd keeps the complexion youth ful. v You will marvel at this new wonderful cream. Ask for MKLLO CLO, a companion to the famous Mi;bLO-OIX) Face Powder. Gloss Drugs, Inc. Adv. ' March 0 Inst day to pay water rent without a penalty. 3-7-31 Get Your Spine Right and Nature Will Take Care y of Your Health You benefit In health b using health knowledKe. My messapre to ; you Is that a straight spine, is the funda mental necessity for health. This Is so because the process of life depends upon free nerve transmission. The nerves branch off from the spine nnd if a spinal bone Is out of alignment, there Is pressure on a nerve, and a , failure of nerve transmission. As a result, tit health nnd dis-euse follow. V Why subline symptoms when yon can st at the causr? Ovt a spinal analysis today. Phone MAIN 126 for Appointment Dr. F. L. Tribe N'ctv I-rdey Building Main I2A All iivrlnc fsndflri Miict 'CX'iriVl ............ . ,, . . J- :- - . "I.. If-'. il'' V ' I-."--. US Sale Prices Setting 1 A Nel ' Standardp. :WdiM&BM: An entirely new standard of value, is set in Ihis'preat consolidated sale to' cleiin iip surplus stocks!, wo hie- hardware stores. Hundreds' have: taken advantage ot the un iear ot low .prices, nun- Ivorlo mn-p will o-i-fih aiinh liai'frains as wo list lielow. Literally . thousands of useful household of two big articles are being sacrificed at prices way below cost. . Don't miss this event come, and come to . morrow. 54-inch Console Mirrors , . Milk Bottle Caps ,Ib. . . . . . . Windsor 6-hole Range . . .'. Coal Hods, Galvanized :. ... . .. 50c U. S. Cold Patch Tire Repair Outfit Tree Pruners "1.00 3-Tine Hay Forks i 1.00 ' Johnson's Floor Wax, lb. can . . .69 .22! ' 2-qt. Gray Enamel Coffee Pots .39 , 19.50 All Swing Picture Frames, V2 Priced ; .68 ' Quality Brand Bread Knives . . .29 25c ifi'-l 1KA $5.00 Serving Trays 2.95 Kiddy Kars . . .98c Oregon IN THE war,e.-i ..-,'r. .. ...' .cm.