La Grande evening observer., July 03, 1928, Image 3

:'J LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER"
Tuesday, July 3, 1928
;PagThrtg
Society News
Miss Ormsby'Is
Complimented At
ty at Cove "hist Tuesday, Eighteen I
were prsent. Hfclmming was the!
diversion earlier In the evening and I
Ti i A ' uw picnic pupper lunuweu. juer (
- .DiiltltJ llldir.an hour or bo of .visiting tho party
' rui it returned to La Grunde. Those who
., . . ' , 1 extended congratulations to Mr.
. To compliment her guest. um MiB. Lelghton on the occasion
were Mr, nnd Mrs. H. F. Tyler und
Birl frW-n.li ut -In-iUltr. tll-st evonlnff , ,,.., ,, ,,,,,.,, ,,m um,
ut tlio Kbi-rhur.1 liome on N nvu-, MS!) A,k.e Sl.ot,, MlM ,t0!iB
'-: , '!( IHhjTimin, Mr. - and Mm. lk.nry
I Km- laUI w.re,-at p'oy for ,ii..hl,.H, Mm o. I'., Harrison. Miss
iim' evening, -.iiths :. juh manc
made --high neore
imil-
ronsoiat ;ou
wont to MiM Vtiginii llot'hni: The
Louise Leigh tun. MIsh Ltlettu
LHighton, Wayne Withers, Kuiji'tie
rates pud. Admit Lctghton.
honor guest receive! a nrtae. .
The hostess and her. mother. Mrs. J
(V I. Fbei hard, sci ved following '
. Allm-Orowl.V'ls ,p.nHn 't!.to ; ?rnml 8tttur""f nt J ;,K'!''
Sir. nnd Mi a. O. ..p. rndrtock pn
torUilnpd n few frleniln at an In-
vri'f'k licrp fruni I'ortlntid. '
'
TW wodinnrr nnni'e:'iry of Mr.
nnd Sirs. It. V. LoicMon was (lio
uetsion of a Ulljfhtl u; :k'nlr. j ar
,rBe summer-wise!"
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home on Spring u venue. Cards
were the diversion. The guests
wcio Mr. and Mrs. Houglus Kline,
Mi, and Mrs. Italian Green und
Jimmy I'lough, .who has been here
from Portland for
on business.
Bridge
Pointers
By WIHod O. Work
LIFE IN PEN GIVEN BOY OF
13 WHO KILLED PAL
W!
Mrs. Braden Named
As State Officer
Mrs. Laura Rraden, president of
tho Womcn'H ' Relief ;corps, of La
(irande, wan given a state honor
PLVF.VILLi;. Ky. "(NKA Service)
Heath (leer, u robust 13venr
old tiny who lives lu the mountain
region of I Jiu rl Run, near here,
must spend the rent of his life toi
prison lu order that the majesty of
the law of tho stuto of Kentucky
may he upheld. .
Heath ' shot nnd Killed a play
mate, Luther Partlu, during a
quarrel, iie was brought before
Circuit Judge l. C. Jones, charged
with first de-sree . murder. , He
pleaded guilty und wan sentenced
to lite imprisonment. - ' 1
"I dun't remember what Luther
and 1 (uarreleil about, the. hoy
sa.VH. "I remember ho hit ine wltli
a stick and then tried to do It
again. - I pulled out my Kim und
shot htm.' ... t i
He had found tho pun in hiK
f:aher's houHO, he aid, and want
ed to cjirry It "beemuse all the
other boys had em -mime ot em
Hitter than 1 am."! " -i
"I didn't know I shouldn't carry
a pistol,", ho fcutyH. "All the hoys
here have 'em, and them as don't
hnvo pistols have bottles, I'm
sorry 1 did It and I'll try to he a
Hood hoy nt this, reform' place, ho
noun hi v , luniiifl ilnv." '
Hund) tlpclnre with 11: Honlli hnv- .,...,., -mi,p h, Knnl,..-lIv.-
IU 1,1.1 olio No rrmiip nnd WuKt sh0(.ked t,o ,.r,e Ilnd tlio
ivere penalty, lire tnlklng of np-
ronttnuiiiK the erlns of lildillilB
rmestioiiH, liow pinny of tho three
following Ciin you nnawor before
li-lldlnB (ho replies? Srol'e In nil
cases love-nil (notliliis-notliinK).
TMlny'K llnntl
s A-X-X v
VA-J-X
A-IO-X-X
4X-X-X
1. Whilt should Wi-Bt (Sieoml
Hand) declare with the nhovo
bid one No
several weeks )lund; South linviiur
Trump?
Wliht
(Third
South nnd
having passed?
3. What should North
Hand) declare with It
West having passed. ; t
. The, AilKwvrs i
1. Tass, although the hnnd offorfl
IsiMt u-w.lt Wh-.ti' uhn -n olt.ntn.l II lellllltlllg IOHhe. It nilS Slfi'llglll
Junior vice president of tho Ore-:1" both Majors, but falls short or
pon department of tlio W. It. t:. at ;'loubllng strengtli. Throe Aces are
tho annual state convention nt sufficient to justlry n double,
Uoseburg. Mrs. lliudell returned nml the fourth possible winner Is
Mast evening from Hoseburg. Hoth'"lr "eiiig an nssiueu one; ,i
llhe W. R; .'. and tho O. A. It. "wt ' ,no MnJora contained four
I convened. Others who ' attended mnt"- tho double would be more.
TREETEA
ORANGE PEKOE
The right tea .
to use when , ,
you serve
it
A
excusable becauao. lit that case,
Major answer from East would
have n reaHonahh chance of pro
dnclni; Kamc; but as the hand
stands, nn answer from Kast is hot
apt to be n Kame-produccr unless
Kant is strong enouRli to maUe a
lend -ill red I nt? hid, In 1 which enso
the double would he unnecessary.
2. -Two No Trumps or pass. A
from Lu tl ramie are Mrs. Julius
ltoescli, Mrs. A. 1 Nelson, Mrs.
licit t.'arr aid Mrs. J. it. Hhodes.
-
COVK (Rpeclal) Tho ladles'
Aid of the Methodist Episcopal
church Rave a social on Krlday eve
ning nt the homo of Mr, nnd Mrs.
L. CI. Chadwtck. A short program
was Kivcn und tho eveninR was ,volIi,i n , ,inniinl beeniisn
spent playing Barnes. Hefreshments tne haml; !h so atronB thnt ndverae
of,ico cream, cako and sandwiches bidding Is not apt to he objection
were served and 'Wore the means u),(,. nevertheless. strango as It
of realizing about eighteen dollars nmy Sound, two No Trumps Is moro
for a special fund the aid Is litis- conservative. That bid almost cer-'"S-
- , talnly would end tho chance of n
j lead-directing bid, by . East and
COVR (Special) Mrs. Resale without such lead-director thero is
Fletcher and Mrs. J. 13. Mills will every probability that South will
entertain -tho Lndics' guild Frldny bo . able to go jame. Of courso
July 0, ut tho homo of Mrs. Kast might not huvc a Icrid-direct-Kletcher.
jng bid to make; out thero is slight
. ' chance that It 'Will bo hnrmful un,d.
a conslderahlo phnnce that a lund
dlrecting bid. Would be.
3. Tass, '' ' A Third Hand after
two passes . should ' not hid No
Trump 1 unless stronger than, tho
Tho Ladles auxiliary to tho B. minimum required for either Deal
of It. T., which was to meet to- pr's PnRH-' !nder the 4-3-2-1 count,
night will not convene because .of Third Hand should" not bld'nn orl
the proximity to tho Koiirtlrof July? No-Vjaiiiptp VHWwslMK8uttB
which will take so many out of aro stopped (as they are in this
tho city. Tho auxiliary will meet rUM(l) amI tho ,,nn'1 counts 14. This
next on Julv 17. nai,(1 onts only 13.
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Announcements
pealing to Oov. Klem I. Sampson
for clemency. The .Plnevlllo Sun,
In an editorial, declares that lax
sentences dealt out by the courts
fill;' ejiUTvllngj jconcenled; weapons
are to blame, asserting thnt the
mountain boys' seo tlielr parents
carrying guns and do nut know that
itis-against the law, - ,
""Attorney General J. W. Cnm-
muck holds that . HeaUi should
have been tried. ifs a juvenllw find
given a punishment gauged to his
year a ; 1'ardon ConunisHloncr J
C. It In! predicts (lovernor Samp
son will listen sympathetically to
my . nppeal for clemency, wmie
BUSINESS BETTER
ONPACIFICCOAST
Robert Iigan, former Louisville j Scout cnmp there, at which tho
probation offleor, Indignantly culls
tho Hfo sentence given the boy
"merciless and nrchaic."
Meanwhile leading Plnevlllo
citizens, determined thnt boys liv
ing In the isolated Laurel Hun dis
tract shall have a chance to lm-
. .' , Heath ftreer
blbo American Ideals are trying to
raise $U00 to establish a Hoy
boys may bo taught wholesome
sports nnd weaned nwny from gun
toting and quarreling.
Jlurdon Kvans, chairman of the
committee, reports that the np
peal for funds has met with little
response thus far.
Lost in Desert
I When in Chicago
Etijoy Your Stay j
at the Superb New ' v
MORRISON Y l944& I
Corner Madison and Clark Sis. - 1 7 ru UfS'fe SJ
B Tfn Ti i ilfiuiiiniii ii fn n i mijifi 1 1 if lYJfii ifn fiiiji il"iJW I 1
Q anJldictt hutel in the uiJ, ccuuinttf 3,400 rooms 4 P mMm I
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' MENUS j
My SIstiT Mary
'11 Ti K A 1C V A S T Watermelon
squares, cereal, creamed fish, on
graham toast, milk, coffee. :
LUN'K'IIEOX Jiaked potatoes,
steamed spinach with hard cooked
eggs, fruit salad, baking powder
! biscuits, milk, tea. '
' DINXEK Fricassee of chicken,
, buttered rice, casserole of egg
plant, lettuce and cucumber salad,
fresh nprlcot pie, milk, coffee.
Eggplant Is cooked en casserole
with fresh tomatoes, green pepper
and onions. Four tablespoons of
melted butter aro sprinkled aver
,thoj vegetables and they are cov
jcred with a thick layer of buttered
ci ii iitiir. iMi tviiier is ooiit'ii, me
vegetables supplying sufficient
moisture. 'i '
FHckikscc of Chicken -
Ono 3'' pound chfeken, 4 table
spoons butter, 2 tablespoons flour,
2 cups milk, 1 cup chicken broth,
2 cups diced celery, 2' teaspoons
'salt, teaspoon pepper. '
Cut chleken Into pieces f or
serving, completely disjointing It
until tender but not falling from ( pyciich Pilot S
i lie nones, jji .1111 i mm mtmi im
roll ass the pieces except the neck,
back bone and wings In flour.
Hrown quickly In melted butter
and place In a sauce pan. Stir
flour Into butter In which chicken
was browned and slowly add milk
and chicken broth, , stirring 'con
stantly. Itrlng to the bulling point,
season-, with salt nnfl pepper nnd
add celery. 1'our over chicken,
cover -pan and simmer until celery
is tender.
Use. the discarded parts of the
chlckeii and the remaining broth
-.-.In the- country they say-.-a- man
has crossed his honey bees with
lightning bugs so tho bees will work
all night. - ;
CARA11LANCA, Morocco, July 3
(Al') French ultiuen were search
ing the fog-revered desert ooast
south of C'upe Juby today for Pilot
Keinn, who has been lost since
Huturday, when he left Dakur car
rying South American mall dostln
ed for I'urls.
The region In which the search
is being conducted Is the same
wheio Koine was forced down und
held for ransom lor 10 days by
ivosllle tribosmon.
(ilA.vr iu"ivrr;i;iTY ih
OAITI Iti:i l I'Oltl'LAM)
May and Early June Show
Improvement over the
Month of April ;
General business In tho Twelfth
Federal -Keuerve dlatrlct was sea-I
soually mure active during Mny
and early June than In April and
volume produotlon and trado ,ap-
proached the lovels of one year i
ago,. .
The IH 28 ngrlculturnl season has
progressed satisfactorily thus far,
due to favorable weather ahd mar
ket conditions In most regions of
the district, ;
Seasonal I nc reuses In Industrial
activity were reported during
May, and Industry generally op
orb ted at levels about tho same
or slightly below those of n,
year ago. Considerable unemploy
ment of unskilled laborers and
building crafts tradesmen was re
ported, hut increased labor de
mands of agriculture and of the
food packing and wood manufac
turing Industries .' holped to re
lieve the ' situation. Figures of
value of building permits issued
during the month Indicated n
continuance of. the downward
trend In building activity, which
hns been apparent, In this dis
trict since. Further Improve
ment was noted In the,. condition
of rhe lumber industry. Kegulu
tlon of production continued sat
isfactorily and lumber output was
exceeded both by mill shipments
and by orders . received, with n
consequent reduction In mill
stocks and Increase In unfilled
orders. The metal mining lndust
ry was active during the mouth.
Some stability of output was
maintained und prices strengthened
as demand increased.
Distribution nnd trade Incrensed
In total volume during May. Com
parison with May a year ago
Is complicated by the fact . that
In May, 1928, than In May, 19S7.lfrom 4 to 4 per cent on June
If nllowance be mode1 for this 2, 1928,
July Clearance
Entire Stock at Clearance Prices.
Many Garments at Half and Less.
PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exclusive Ready-to-Vtar and Millinery
difference, It appears that dlstrlrj
bullon and trade have recently
proceeded at about the same
rate as In May, 11127. -Total month
ly sales 'at wholesale, sales of
new automobiles, and caiioiullngs
increased seasonably to a great
er, extent than did sales at rolall.
Heaplte a slight decline Omlng
reeon t weeus, the general level
of comniodity prices was higher
thitn In April, 1U28, and Mny,
1927, largely because of price .ad
vances for farm products.
Pin ing May, credit demands aris
ing from the needs of those en
gaged lu agricultural and com
mercial pursplts were smaller than
one 'month und one year ago,
Hank loans on securities and bank
Investments, however, continued
to oxpund. Ilorrowlng nt the Re
serve bank likewise Increased.
Interest rutos strengthened dur
ing the month and tho rediscount
rate of the Federal Reserve bank
of San Franciscov was advanced
Fewer Blinded By ; v
Babies9 Sore Eyes
NEW ' YORK (AP) Frequency-
of ophthalmia neonatorum, com
monly culled "bnbles sore eyes, as
a cause of bllnduesu In persona ad-.
mltiod to schools for the blind hua
decreased G4.3 per cent durlnic the
past 20 years, says the unnual re
port of the National Society for the
Prevention of Blindness, --. v ,
The diminution I nttrihilted
largely to' the adoption of Iftws In
many states requiring the placing
of prophylactic drops In the eyes of
babies at birth, ,
- TORNADO KilAS it
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KRASNOYARSK. Siberia, July S
( A P) - Twelve person have been
killed by a tornado which struck;
this town,' causing heavy damage,
(Th'e tawn of Krasnoyarsky Is
on the tutns-Slberlan railway and
la capital of Yeniseisk state.) , '
PORTLAND, Ore:, July 3 (AP)
A wanderer from some far off
meadow, a giant golden butterfly,
six inches from tip to tip, was cap
tured here yesterday. The' body
wuh an Inch and five-eighths long j
anu one-nan men mruiiKii. nu
buttf-rfly was colored In rich com
bination of brown, tan and laven
der, whilo tho golden wings were
lipped with black and white nnd
led. '
CRPSHKD TO IWATIf
POUTLANIi, On.; July 3 (AP)
A man', tentatively Identified us
M. J. Connelly, about Gil, was found
dead at the bottom of a coarload I
of steel pipe' In tho railroad yards
hero today. He hud been crushed
to death by the shifting lond. The
car was loaded at Oakland, Oil.
AIVI'RTlsr: fou riis
IVAMIttMM'I'OV lulu 3 (AIM
The t'ntted States shipping board
'today ordered the merchant fleet
corporation to prepare nil vert Ise-
Cook
i'n boiling water to dnvor I Pink-OBtrtch tip.
: SUZAXXK TALBOT sponsors
I this bnhv bonnet hat for evening
wear, -designed to cover untidy ments for bids for the sae of the
Wlocks fn the process of growing. "Hon states lines ami uo Anien
j It la gold metal cloth edged with cun Merchant lino,
black velvet and trimmed with a I li,'a wi" b( on eihl dir'
Jferent nlternato plans.
SOUTHAMPTON GREETS "LADY LINDY"
Lonesome days
disappear with a telephone in the home
Visits over the wire clear up anxious
thoughts and make lonesome days prac
tically an impossibility.
You will notice that your wife seems
happier when she has a telephone and
may enjoy visiting with friends and
relatives whenever she wishes to do so.
Time will not hang so heavily on her
hands then.
It is part of your responsibility as head
of the family to help make happy d-ys
out of lonesome ones. You can do it
with a telephone in your home.
Install one today!
Home , Independent Telephone Co.
. i r NKA T-ondon Uurenu, Transmitted by Radio
This NRA nnd Observer photo, which was flashed across the Atluntlc by radio, shows the crew of tho
transatlantic seaplane Friendship a$ they' landed nt Southampton, KnKl"d, after the hop from Hurry
Port. Wnlcfl. After binding 4r the hrtrbbr they were brnuRht nshore In motor launches. Left to right,
n thy n'nd'on: (he flock, hre Mrs. Frederick Oiipstr backer of the flight: lxuis Oordon, nnvlgator;
M,m Amelia Lurhart; Wilnier Stultz; Mrs. L. M. Weliih, lady mayor of Southampton.
:Mkhii -mi i
The Day of
Independence
MostAmencans (and by that we mean citi
zens of the United States of America) celebrate
the Fourth Day of July according to their own
particular and individual ideas of what it takes
to make a holiday. They celebrate INDEPEN
DENTLY because long ago, in 1776, they dis
covered that such a privilege was everyone's
normal right.
That spirit, whether we. realize it or not, has
made a great nation a prosperous nation a
good nation. And it's proper that we celebrate
its birthday as a nation.
Member Federal Rmorve Resources Over S Million
- Fortieth Year of Friendly Service