La Grande evening observer., July 05, 1928, Image 3

Thursday, July 5, 1928
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three
Bridge
Pointers :
By Milton O. Work
CLEARANCE
Society News
Grande People
eiebrate Fourth ;
With Picnics, Trips
10 social culend:h- fur thin week
so fiit been sadly minus any'
iea but it has been replen
1 with a host of joyous holl-
jpicnics und trips, Huudreds du
ll Iai CirnnUu yesterduy In
ps of families orin parties of
Is to observe the Fourth in
chosen, way, either at Klgin,
kr, Wullowu lake or ut lintor-
e streams of Union und Wal-
ji county were dotted with ftsh-
jen, notwithstanding ruin. More-
thero were many: overnight
purs who defied the downpour
f canvas tents. Catherine creek
.quite a populur strcum and
tsmon found tho fish in a hup
noodfor biting. Quito a num
iof salmon "gavo up the ghost."
he ruins that fell capriciously
little to dampen the ardor of
rather they were regarded us
jeshing.
'ireeiuckers did their share of
mliiff in the hills yesterday, und
light fireworks illUHilJuited the!
h occasionally. I
mong the many happy picnics'
tho l-'ourth'was one on Tues
evening in the form of a Cove
nming party which 14 young
enjoyed, -They went to Cove
o'clock, had an hour of swlm
ig und then a picnic mi p per. In
' party wore tho Misses Myrtle
t, Frelda Klopfenstoln, Her
;:o Uurtenbower, Hetty Myers,
s Nolson, Judy Moore, Norma
ygiT. Isabelle Miller and Itob-
Smith, Alex Kry, Hill neatly,
'inond Meyersick, Kugonu Met
aud Glenn Metcalf. -
ho largest social evenfto take
here yesterday was tho J'ark-
club's Kourth of July picnic
jho city park which 4S uttended.
he event, was a delightful one
me cm I j memners una ineir
ilmnds and cliildren who galli
d at the park during the niorn
'I'he Jay passtvl pleasantly
li visiting and jollity,
tains havo freshened the beautl
park and it was u. charming
setting for tho affair. At 1 o'clock
a huge picnic luncheon was spread
at one largo tuble. Flowers in many
pretty bouquets carried out a pat
riotic color scheme.
With the end of tho day tho fam
ilies returned to thetrhomds aboiU
tho valley.
.
A pleasant no-host affair of
Monday evening was a trout feed
at 11 no Cone, whon several couples,
friends of Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Ains
worth, fried a catch made by Mr.
Ainsworth on the previous day.
At about 7 o'clock nn excellent
trout supper was served at a tablo
in tho 1'ino Cone p irk. . Showers
that fell a littlo later prevented.. an
evening dip und the party returned
home at about 8 o'clock.
Those present were Ml', and Mrs.
Ross W. Anderson, Mr., and Mrs.
locator- Stoddard, Mf, and Mrs.
Clni;k Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Klwood
(Iwuliam, Dr.mnd Mrs. 'If. Tribe.
Mr.. Mollinet, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ainsworth. , i
I'NION (Special) Honoring Mr.
und Mrs. Clifton Haxter, newlyweds,
a reception was given Friday eve
ning by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. J. J,ovhaug at their homo in
North Union. , Tho Dvehaug home
was beautifully J decorated with
roses In dlf forent colors. The eve
ning Tis pleasantly spent at music
und games followe1 by a buffet
suppler sfM-vod by Mrs. Lovhaug und
Mrs. Haxter'.
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Two Weddings In
La Grande Tuesday
. . , '
A wedding ceremony uniting Miss
I.pttie' Stewart, of Toledo, O., and
Kdward O. Anderson, of Wullowu,
was performed by tho Hev. . J.
George Walz at the Presbyterian
manse .Tuesday morning ut 11:46
o'clock.'
yi'hoHo presi-nj. included 'Mr. anJ
Mrs. Coley Wray. three daughters;
Mrs. Myra W. Gatchell, of Union,
Charles A. Thompson, of Wallowa,
and Mrs. Wain, i .
Mi und Mrs. Anderson will make
Ltholr home ut Wallowa,-.where ho
Is employed by the city. .
, Tuesday evening ut ( o'clock tho
Rev. J, feeorge WaU presided at
tho marriage of Miss Flora Wick
ens to Thomas B. Clark, both of
Klgfh. They were accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Webb. Mrs.
Webb is a sister of the bridegroom.
Announcements
The Women of Mooseheart will
havo tholr rcRulur meeting Friday
at tho .fooo hall at 8 o'clock. A
largo uUondance la urgod.
MENUS;
' Ily Sister Mary
B R E A K FA ST St ra w be r r ies, c e
real, cream, creamed smoked hali
but, combination muffins, milk,
coffee.
LUNCHEON Scalloped new-
cabbage with tomatoes, toasted
muffins, radishes, fruit cup, lunch-
con cakes, milk, tea.
DINNER Drolled veal steak,
new potatoes In cheese sauce, grill
ed carrots . vegetable and bacon
salad, lemon sponge pie, milk, cof
fee. .
Four tablespoons cornmeal are
addrd to cup white flour, to
make the breakfast muffins. This
How many, of today's qut'stiors
can you answor? Score- lovo-ull.
. , Today a llniitl
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x-x-x
A-K-fl-X-X-X
1. What should South (Dt-iilrr)
declare, holding tho above hand?.
S. What should Woaf (Second
Hand) declare. with It; South hutt
ing bid No Trump?
3. What should North (Third
Hand) declaro with It; South hav
ing bid ono Diamond and,- West
having fussed?
Tlio Answers
1. Two Clubs. .The orlKlnnl bid
of two of a suit to show Ace-Klnff-Queen
and at least three others is
now generally approved by sound
and expert Auction MridKO players.
There are some players who an
nounce that they never bid "two
originally; but those few never yot
have explained why they deprive
themselves of this privilege1 when
nothing Is gained by doing so. Tho
bid of two does not have to bo
mado with all hands which justify
It; but with' just such a hand as
tho above, It may bo of tho great
est value to the partner to know i
, 1HIDAY 1'lKMiHA-MS
The Nutlonul Uroadcustlng com
pany program for Krlduy night fol
lows: S to , Wriglcy review; 9:ao. ,
Moon Muglng; lo to 11. lsuun:
Joys; 11 to 12. dunce music.
KUA Denver (835.9lll-920kc) S.
extension service; '8:30, old-tlmo1
popular, songs. '
KGO Oakland (3S4.4m-7Sl)kc)
S, NHO; 10, concert.
KI'O Sun Francisco (422.3ui
71kc) 8, NUC; 'J, stringed quurtul;
IU, NHO.
KQW Portland A 4 1 m-0 1 Oko)' 8
NBC; 10, conecrtj'lOO to 12, Hoot
J Owls.
I KOAT-Spokuno (2tl0.7m-1160kc
8, orgun; 'J, Alio chain; 10 to 12,
music.
KVA Sun Frnnclsco (352.7m- I
,S50!tc) 8, "It" contest: VAUOj
chain; 10 to 1, orchestra.
1 Kt'KC San Francisco (464. 3m
C60kc) 8, "Great Ludles;" 8:30, or
chestra; 9:80, fight broudcust;
10:10 to 12:10, orchestra.
KOIN Portland (3iam-U4kc)
8, stuiMo program; 10 to 11:30.
dunce music.
K VI l.os AngeleB (4G8.Dm-040-kc)
8. NHO; arconccrt: 10, NIX.'.
KEX Portlund (277.6m-lOSOkc)
proportion of meal and flour makes what Clubs tho Initial bidder holds. ,8. studio program; a, ABO chain;
a light soft muffin pleasantly flav- s. i-ass:- to ma wouiu do incx
ored but not crumbjy. -; . '. Jcusablc. Tho chances nre that It
Krult cud can bo used as an ap-ithe No Trump stnnd. gumo can bo
petlzer If chilled orange Julco Is .saved: and that n Club bid by West
udded and the bananas ure -omit
ted. , .' ' ; . ,'
Fruit Cup
Ono cup halves of strawberries,
1 cup diced orange, 1 cup sliced
bnnunus, 1 cup shredded fresh
pineapple, 1 ' cup powdered' sugar.
. Sprinkle sugar .through tho fruit,
ul,,.t.l l,nu-l ritlhnr than stir
ring the fruit '. mixture.-. Stirring ,- ' imnu.
, will crush tho fruit and spoil Itsf' ,1. Two Clubs. Tho fact, that tho
nttructlvoncss. Chill for ut leist partner of an Initial bidder who
two hours before sol ving.. Servo In ! starts by bidding ono of a Minor,
glasses or, halves of oranges from'lms normal support for tho.,Minur.
which the nuin has been removed' doos not mean that strength In
und the shells scraped clean.
would steer North or South Into
Major bid which probably would
glvo them guine. Of coui-so South
may havo tho Clubs stopped and
muy bo ablo to mako gum'e ut No
Trump; but even If that bo the
cirse. tho chances aro that tho ad
versurles also would huvo gume in
tho Mujor suit which best fitted
UNION PERSONALS
tho other Minor should not bo
I - i shown. ; At u lovo score, Minor
games aro not probublo and It
Is liuportunt thul tho purtners com
municate their strength to euch
other. In flifw .i,n It rno.ltlv itili.l.t
L'NION, Ore. (SpecluD Mrs. Vi-;uo tmt 8ou, )ul rofraiiied from
ola l'urker und Mrs. H. K Pursel mtui,1(t n0 Trump becauso of tlm
drove to Elgin tho Fourth, where ' Immllt.0 Qf u KlriKloton Club In his
they spent the duy ut tho homo of hund. and tho Clul) bid by North
Mrs. H. A. Comas. .(might bo all that was needed to
Mr. und Mis. Jesse Spencer, of ior ,m nt0 tt wluiiins declura
Nyssn, arrived ut Union 'Tuesday tlon. .
und spent the Fourth camping onj-
Cutheiino creek wllh friends. daughter, Mrs. Gruee Trimx und
M... mill Mix. w. o.- lliiciierly ; son. Paul, stopped "ut Union lust
ci-lebi'ttlod tho Fourth ut Enterprise; woek tind spent a short time visit
lp
EFFECTIVE MAY XX TO SEPT. SO
RETURN UMIT OCT. 91, 19
Liberal atopbtur
mnabU you
to visit
ROUND TRIP TO - n-of mi(l.
'"o.u west, south and east
mm Fine fast trains.
80.31
SS.OS - -104.67
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Zlon National ParR
Crand Canyon Nat'l Pk
Yellowstone National Hk.
Rocky Mountain Nat'l Pk.
Foe Illustrated Booklet. Reserva
tions and Information, address
Agent named below. ,
DENVER
OMAHA,..-
KANSAS CITY.
DES MOINES
ST. LOUIS
CHICAGO
DETROIT
CINCINNATI
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ISP" AUhSSF.a-
WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA 141.97
NEW YORK 148.4
BOSTON H2.51
.107.61
.112.80
.118.40
118.81
140.81
visiting relatives.,
Mrs. Viola l'urker and Mrs. E. li.
1'tirsel, uccoiupunied by their house
guests, Mr. und Mrs. 1'. Jurlch, of.
Tucoms, Wash., drove to l'ondosa
Monday', where they spent a short
time visiting friends. Mrs. Jurich
Is u dutighter of Mrs. l'urker.
Miss Muytiie Sumpson, proprietor
of the Muyrcne Hcuuty shop here,
left Kun'luy Tor rendleton, where
she spent u few duys visiting with
her putents. ' v
Mr. und Mrs., Flunk Conner are
spending the week nt Enterprise,,
where Mr. Conner Is conducting a
sale ill his men's furnishing store
there.
Mrs. Adnu Hogers returned Fli
NIQN PACIFIC
'day to her home lit u tlluu.' Wash.,., whm (jfl TlloH(lav ,,. ltll01. .
utter a few days visit here, with sppnt lhp ,,.ou,.th ot Jul
J. If. lililiXHV, Agent;
1m Grnntlc, Ore.
iPublic
i i ...
Sale!
The undersigned will-sell at Public Auction, at
the Wheatly Dairy Farm four blocks south and.
three blocks west of the High School Building, .
La Grande, on '
Saturday, July 7
Commencing: at 10 A. M.
with Free Lunch at Soon, My Entire Herd
JERSEY and H0LSTEIN -."'..
airy Cows
Ages from 6 to 5 lears
. , CONSISTING OF -
head now In prime milk production; a ry rows, win it!
h Inshle "f U weeks; 2 five year olds. jut fresh: ll ne year
old heifers; n 3 year old purebred llolstoin bull.
i'fre
3 Head Horses
1 nine years old, weight 1500 pounds
1 hay marc a Rood work animal
1 No. 1 child's saddle pony
I FARM MACHINERY
i"; wticmhk: il.liiery milk w-igon: 1 In. wulklna ph.w: 2 but-,
turn disc plow; John Ueerc mowing milPhllK: hay rake; 4 see-,
tl'.n ilrag hairow. J section spring ninth harrow; !l In. on-hard
pl.uv; nn-Anril ciilllviitor; Nn. Kl l'ne steriliser: tank healer;
nlianl spray pump; drai: kiw; set double harness und nuin-
J erotis other articles".
f 'IeRMS: $20 and under, cash: over $20, 'six
- iiiiinths' time on approved note drawing 8 per
v ent interest.
I1. T. 15. Johnson,
Auctioneer
I. E. Reynolds, Clerk
H. E. Brown
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Viola l'ur
ker. . - ;
Mis. Charlie Spencer nnd son,
Joseph, of Grungp Hull dial rid, re
turned home Suturduy after u
weekend visit hero with relatives.
Mr.' nnd Mrs. August Moser and
daughter. Edith, of La Grande,
were visiting friends nt Union Sun-
rinv. . .
After visiting friends In Portland i
for a couple of months, Mrs. J. M.
Johnson returned home lust Wed
nesday. Mrs. Delia Curico ' nnd .llllle
daughter, hetty Jeune, or Hun Jose,
Cal., aro house guests ut tho home
of her mother, Mrs. Stcurl JJcl.iip
of South t'nlon.
"lied" Mires, of I.n Ornnde, was
a I'nion ulsllor Wednesday.
Fred Spain left Thursday for Mo
lallu, where ho will take part In
the bull-dogging contest at tho ro
deo that Is being held there this
week.
Wilbur Davis nnd Harry West
were La. Grande visitors Suturduy.
Mr. und Mis. Arthur Walker,
newlyweds. returned Sunday from
a honevnfoon trip In Western Ore
gon. Mr. Walker Is an employe
of tho experiment farm he
Mrs. Juuies Webb wus a J.a
Grande visitor Salurduy.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edison Spears und
daughter. Avonne, returned Satur
day to their homo after .a III days'
visit ut Corvallls with relative.
They made I he trip by auto.
Mr. und Mrs. Adrlun Goodbrod
were shopping In l.u Orundo Sat
urday. While en routo to their home nt
Nampu, Ida., Mrs. 1. A. Cook and
' ' . "' "' '.'' J'
ing frtendH. Mr. i'ook wuh I'oriner
(y puslor or tho Methodinl cliuicli
here.
Hurry West, of PoitlJniJ, was ni
t'nlon several days last week on
business. Mr. West whm formerly
in (ho jewelry hutilneHs hero.
Mth. W. O. HaKRcrty rtttnnpil to
ht'i homo hero ' ThurBilny Hfliu a
monh'n visit wllh rulatlvea - in
Mitchell, S. I).
I. A. 'DenniHon, who wiih taken
lo Hot l.uke .Sunday becauso of Ill
ness, is reported . uh In a critical
condition and very little hopes for
Ills recovery aro held.
j After visiting here a couple of
) days wllh her uncle and aunt. Mr.
nnd Mrs. l.ert -Knight, MIhh Anna
ore
.spent the Kourth, ot Jul he
fore returning to her' home ut
Prairie City.
Mr. nnd Mr. I Jurich left Tues-
fiay for their hohie at 'I'acoma,
Wash., after a week's visit with
her mot Iter, Mrs. Viola Parker.
Mr. and Sirs. Uert Bushy and
children, of 1 Jutes, Ore., spent Mon
day and Tuesday hero visiting with
her cousin Kdison Kpears and
Mrs. I. A. Dennison.
. Miss A.maryllis Knitiiit returned
home Sunday after spending the
weekend in T,a Grande, at the homo
of Miss Edith Moser.
Miss Maude .Spain, who has been j
teaching school in Ai iaona, arriv
ed at Union Hunduy for a visit with i
Un.. ntnthn- Ht.-u 1.' i U....I.. '
Jack McOay, son of Mr. and Mrs.
H. C. McOlay. returned to his home
in 1-a Grande after spending the
past week nt Union at tho home of
his r.unt, Mrs. Bert Knight.
X nuiuber.of out-of-town tennis
players spent . Sunday ut I'nion
piiLctlcIng on the court. Among
them were Miss Ann Stange, Jean
and Par k Taylor, all of Iai Grande,
I, ylo and jf'live Wilson, of Imblcr,
and Kail Garrison, of Moith Pow
der. - .
WrV
WALK?
loolcing for a breeze, when
a G-E Fan will bring one in
doors day or night at the
touch of a switch! 'v
' Oscillating and non-oscillating
types 6, 9, 12 and
16-inch sizes. Even the
powerful little 6-inch G-E
Fan will give you comfort
all summer and for many
summers. It sells for only
SALE
$7.95
One Group
Sport and Dress Coats
Formerly priced $15 and $25,
on sale at
$7.95
One Group Silk Dresses
From our regular stocks,
Values to $15.00 now.
. $7.95
, x One Group Silk Dresses
Dresses for sports, and dress occasions
' Values to $19.75 Now
$13.85
All Remaining Coats at, One-Half Price and Less
SPRING And SUMMER HATS
-Priced for quick clearance . ;
' . $2.95, $3.95, $1.95
Compare our prices, and shai'e in these remarkable
price reductions.
' M. -Ut ' -:''' '' .
PUTMANS
La Grande's Excluaivo Rcudy-to-Weui- and Millinery
tT00
Gtt youn foJ
from tht Dciltr who
diipljyi th G-E Sign
yoar aisurancc of
Cinecal Electric qual
ity standards.
PACIFIC STATES
ELECTRIC COMPANY 74.8
iMmiimtiH TMMiMw GENERAL BI.ECTRIC
10 -to 12, tluncn iiiiihIc. ' ' 1
KJIt Scuttlo CMD.UMl-HOOkf) (i.
strinBidtiio; a. aii: ciiiiin: m to
II, of-clioatru und )!unoloKui'H.
KHJ l.os AiiroIi-h (9119.11111-760-kc)
8, program; 10 to 12, orrln.nl ni.
K I ItJ -Siiokuno (:i70.2m-8 1 like)
8, NHC.
HOMO Scatllo (31111. 1 lll-ll V(lUc-)
8, NHC; 0, il:irti.t; 11:3(1, NIK'; II.
ni.ws; 11:30 ,to 12:311, tluulur or-Bun.
vc)i,i XTi;i:u ciwi'i.Ai.v -
I'"HANKI''(KT, Ky. Kor wven
yuurs JalTti'H K. lIlltlHOll, mro 1i:ih
Nerved without pay' aa UNalHtant
chaplain at tho Kentucky reforma
tory. Now rlmlmm. who runs a res
taurant ilurinff tho. week, seeks lo
ho chaplain, lie luui missed hut
flvo Sundays in seven years.
WI.NS SI TF.Il-llll'I.OMA
NORTH POWDER
PERSONALS
IOWA l.'Al.l.M Inu'11 1)i-
Horn ci SioHey, prcHldi-nt OT Iowa
Ktnto 'JVimliora collcKit bIiu-o lXSfi.
waH Klvt'ii u "Hiipcr-illploiiin" nt
tho 1'J2H couinirnccriifnt "HlKtilfy
InfC tho iniiKnltinlf! ot lovo anil"
Kpcct Ills nlitiu muter IioIiIh lor
him."
Nf)KTll t'OWMHU (Hpuclul) I
Dick KkhuruHun ntu family, from
(MiifkiiinuM, WuHh., Hponta fow luyn
vinltinK liiH niothcr nnd other rutn-
ItVtlH. . ' 1
O. V. WlIkitHon, of TVIocnset, wiia
IcunHiictiiiK buHinosa ut North I'uw
flL'l 'i'lH-Hciuy.
Kloyil Walk und ramlly ultundud
tho't'L'lulnatlon at J,lKn Afoiniay.
Mih. Ab Hlcvina is on tho alek
llnl thin 'v.-.'k.
Mr, and Mi'fl. C. ;. Ilitlchlnson
w!ro Im (Intndn vIkIIoih .Mondiiy.
Mr. nnd Mih. II. 11. !'arkir Hprnl
tin; I'outl h of July on ('at licrlnu
crt't'k, wlieru u, family lOnnlon waf
tu-ld. '
William Nvvmnn and family
spout tho Kourth with rolattves ut
Union.
Klntcr .TiK'ohson ran into a hay
buck diiftm ly Vim AuHdaht Mon
day ovcuIiik. No HMrioiiK damaKt'
wnyMlnnf.
Mr, and Mih. llaruhl Dodnon, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Ira DodHon and MIhh I tor
Is Wilson and Have Cook spoilt a
fw daH at tho North l'owdcr
Illki'H.
Mi'H. Carl TuckiT uiitt daiiKhti-r,
Dorothy, visltud friends at Norh
I'owdcr. 'i'ht'y then drove, on to
Iai Clrando to take their little nieces
who huvo been spcurltuff a never U1
weeks' visit -with them. ( '
Klinct Kra tiers, of Kmmetti Ida.,
Is visiting hiH ulster,. Mrs. H. '1
Hlutor. t-
Charles Townley, of Wcisur, Idb.
Is vIsitinK Willi Jim UIks uud fam
ily. " , '
r J when you make Ro- Vi
lTnwnMcal a regular J
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HEIBBBDSIBI
ELErHANTS embroidered tit
brown dangle at the end of clock
coming from the knee on beige
t'.llt hose. - -
Open Today!
All Kinds of '
Sandwiches Coffee
Clean and Friendly
life
Corner Adams and Greenwood
The Yellow Dog's Only Chiltl-
T. 0. Mead runs 'em both:
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