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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 18, 1928)
Wednesday,"" July 18,' Ms'' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Sqciefy News Mrs. W. H. Lcisman Is Hostess -.At Bridge-Luncheon Ufiratcs for work In the class were pieL'nU'du few monthfe ago by the tnternytlorml count!! to Mra. KreU Oehring, Mm, W. ,' K. Buehunun, Mrs. Kred Johnion and Mm. Awes. Members uro working to secure qM-plomus. Plans for the annual n:pnic in h hold Aug. 8 tit tW cMy park were One of the largest ami prettiest hrhlgtMuncheons of the summer took nlare vesterHnv 'nftnrnoon when Mrs. W. 11. Iebjnmn enter- discussed lust night when the I.u lalnetl at ' her homo on Wulnut . dies' auxiliary to the Urotherhood street honoring Mrs. Iarl Stoddard, of Itullroad Tniininen met In an of New York. Guests were seated inli.restlng and well intended ses at 1 o'clock ut eight charmingly jHlon at Kuglea hull. Mrs. . K. t appointed tables. , Sweet peas and l'oucheno er, prHldint, .was. in oiher dainty summer - flowers In I chai ge of the meeting. During the cool puatel shades were used; In I evening a pillow, which had been table bouquets, while, baskets and j made by Mrs. Ueorge Kennedy, was bouquets of flowers ' about the;Won by Mrs. (coig Fox.' Pro- roonis made a pretty setting Tor the nfternoon. A three-course lunch eon was served, - Mrs, n. U Toarch won the hon-'uir business meeting. Mrs, f I nm at bridge for the urternoon, I Happersett was cbalrmun of the ceedSt from the sale of the pillow went to the floral fund. A social hour followed tliq regu- white Mrs. W. C ond high score. Perkins had sec- , rufrtlinienl committee. Consolation went I to Mrs. Clyde U. Sfliis. The honor) Twenty members, were present. guest was presented with a prize. llxTiac Hfilon Tlioni ' Out-of-town guests for the af-1 AU Xieieil IJien I , ( fair, which was ont of the moat t , HOnOrCU At PlC-llC important, or tne summer for Ja (Jranile- society women, wei e Mrs. It. J. Campbell, of Knterprlse Mrs. David Htoddard, of 1 taker, and Mrs. O.; I, lmtton, of I'ortlapd. , Miss Helen Plehl, of lnirnngo, 'Colo., was the inspiration of a pic nic last evening at which Minn Hel lene I'rlce was hostess tq u few of A- regular Tuesday afternoon I m'r frlt',l- t ,( ' j , . ' meeting of the class of parents, I The. pienltj, of which n Avelner leachers and leaders or children's j roast was a feature, took place a organizations of La Gl-onde who are f'w miles west of the city. Those studying the course provided liy the who enjoyed tho pleasant evening international council of j-cngiouo were Miss Kdlth Kboll. Miss Ger- educatlon of ChlcaKO. was held yes- tiude Wugener, Miss Annetta Johnson, Miss PlehJ and MIsM Price and her brothecicalrotU. Miss Dlehl is "here with her par ents, Mr. and. Mrs. Kay V; Iiehl; from Colorado for a visit with rela tives. She la Miss PrUie's cousin. terdny at the home of Mr. and Mrs. l.elf H, Awes on M avenge. The study liook. "Study of tho Junior 'hlld 'by Powell, was taken up. The class Is specializing now upon the study of children between axes of nine-and 12. Later the adoles cent period will be tiiken up. 'Vr- ; Mrs. Loyd nickfonl gave a most ' 11 'L ; ' ; , i interesting report of the. national convention of the I.. S. to the Ft. I of J,, K. and K. at San Francisco j hist night when the Jocal lodge No. Inii4 held a regulur meeting at the K. of P. hall. Mrs. Itlckford wns the deUigatevfrom the 1a Grande society to, the imtlonnl meeting, which convened last month. Her discussion of tho accomplishments of tho national session was tho f cu lture of a very pleusant meeting for jthe, IB or more members who were in attendance Mra. Edward Btrplff, jwho Is president of the society, was I tn chnrgo of tho huslncHS seHslon, tvhich ynsi followed by a social (hour, when refreshment a were j served. , - During , the evening the. Wash ington-Oregon meeting of tho so ciety ut Tnconm in August was dis cussed and tho society made plans to have-a : representation from La Grande; l; ' ''': 'Mt. Glen (Special A jolly pic-hie- iffiiH enjoyed by' a uumlier rof T W I V"' "V . i N 11 'ADES'EAST EFFECTIVE MAY TO SEPT. 30 RETURN LIMIT OCT. 31, 11S ROUND TRIP TO DENVER OMAHA KANSAS CITY. DCS MOINES ... ST. LOUIS CHICAGO DETROIT CINCINNATI.. CLEVELAND TORONTO ATLANTA 'PITTSBURGH WASHINGTON.. PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK. BOSTON..., .S67.Z0 . 70.13 . 70. IS . 7A.30 . 80.1S . 8S.0S .104.67 105.14 107.61 .11240 .110.40 .118.81 140.61 141.97 140.4S U2.61 Lowfaresall parts of mid west, south and east. Fine fast trains. ' Liberal ttopovra f tnablm you HiF to Zion National Park Grand Canyon Nat'l Pk. Yallowitone National Pk. Rocky Mountain Nat'l Pk. For llluitrated Booklets, Reiervo. tiont and Information, adtlreas Agent named below. UNION PACIFjC J. IT. KKRXF.T, Agent, Ia Grande. Ore, Nationally Priced Pianos Every day is bargain day at our store. No round figure prices on our pianos, therefore no imaginary prices. No fake, sales or bunk meth ods. Compare, our prices and quality and you will purchase a GULBRANSEN PIANO. Gulbranson Minuet Upright .Model, fl9QK 3 ft. 8i2 in. high.. , Price..... DtVO Gulbransen Style C Upright Model flJOQF. 4 ft., 5', in. high. Price P-StJ Gulbransen Large Style S Upright JQC A Model. 4 ft, 51. in. high. Price POtJU Gulbransen Style V. 4 ft., 5V2 in. high. jjQ, Gulbransen Grand. 4 ft., 6 in. high. CJCCn Single truss. Price PUJV Gulbransen Grand. 4 ft, 6 in. high. fl7FC Double truss. Price tDU I J Gulbransen Grand. 4 ft, 6 in. high. I7fln Double truss. Walnut. Price V ' uu Gulbransen Grand. 5 ft, 4 in. high. CQftA Double truss. Price ,UOJU Gulbransen Reproducing Grand. $J5 Twenty-eight models of Grands and Upright pianos from which to choose. Built in the fin est, most up-to-date and also the largest piano factory in the world. You can't go wrong buying a Gulbransen and you will also know you have paid no more than anyone, else in the United States. ADLERS MUSIC CO. " "Every Type of Piano foV the Home" " ' the younff.folk of the community Sunday, at Jittdium - Spring at Hainan; Aftwr Bivlitimlntr. a plonlr lunch was nerved at the camp grounds. The rent 8f the after noon was sppnt vtsitlnir in Hukr. Those uttenillnfr the picnic were the Mifuie& Ituby Keik, Ida Nobeker, Grace Hendricks, Gertrtp. Nebeker, Hlanche Whltlntf. -Dora Kareen. J6ina and Kilxa Zaugg and Alex Ne lieker, Norman Keik, Kloyd Kelk, Kiiffene Hlhbert. l.eo Whtt - Ver non Wulte and Joseph uiikk- Cove(SpeeIal)T-Mrw. C. A. fiinlth. Mra. K. J. SlurKUiud and Mm. Vun Vluck-very dollghtfully entertained the Iorca socifty at the home of Mrs, Smith on Thursday urternoon. About 25 were present. The wom en spent the afternoon sewing and visiting. A Unlnty lunch was serv ed. Tho society will meet at the home' of Mrs. Van' lani on Thurs day, July 2fl. ' . . , .! Bridge Pointers Br MUtoa C. Work i A Duke Can Dance With a Queen Announcements The Oliver V. Morton - ltoltef Corps Will meet Bnturduy, July 21, ut the K. .of P. (mil for u dinner meethiur at 12 o'clock. The dinner committer for tha day la Mrs. Lulu Htirnett, Mrs. Minnie Iti-ownlng. Mrs. Sarah Ueddt'S, Mrs. Kleunor Carr, Mrs. Susan itjUc, k The series' of pluyinK questions we are runntnK on Tuesday, Wed nesday and Thursday of this week apily equally well to , Auction UrldKa or t.'on tract HiidK. In to day's hand Houth is the Declarer; Spades trump; and the score Js luve-all (nothliiK'nothlnKt The curds of Dummy and rinsed Hand are Klven, the Kln of (?luhs is led, and the question asked is how lie. clnrer should plan to play the hand. Make up your mind after looking ul Dwlarer's twenty-six curds, how you would answer that question before you read the ex planation that follows, i : m K , I I NORTH te-. ' ' fi B -J Cto4 lUnd . JtVJTL I SOUTH . I A tht B-n-(! A-l K-O-J-9 A None - ' llfin f lM-latvr Dcclnrer should trump .with, the Four of H pad os, not with an hon- Mrs. Cora or. This is not.a cns In avhlch a Field, Mrs. t'ecllta Uates. ; , ; MENUS . Ity SIhU . lary Dummv entrv Is vital, nnd there is (u possibility that the, four ad verso trumps ore1 all In one hund. If so, trumping with an honor would cost a trick. Making; up the entry in Dummy )s not . necessary because tDeclarer has eleven tricks assured ' iiiiu iiiuhl iubu uiih unywur. . J11B IIRRAKKAhT-, V. . omnw -jmca. hope , for a Hina, SBln whch, frral. rrtwm. fiixzli'd ililcd lef wlth norma dlmrlbutton ot the nd wlth wTumlJlod pkb, toimt, milk. vnrBe trump8l ha can Bt Jimt ns coff ": ' ','V . wWI without on entry In Dummy I.UNOHKON-r.iimb 'with rlc.'ns with It If tho Klne of Hoarts psoaioln , with : French drptwlnu. i8 on ),( right. Ho ennnot na riiKplinriy wufriM, milk.' lea. Icompltah his purposo t the four ' DINNKll Ilukpd huin; now po-'a(iVero trumps nro nil In one nd. talocs In cream sauce, spinach and verse hand, but with that Improli. egg salad, watermelon, milk, cof-'alilu dlslrlhutlpn tho high ruff fee. ' ; " ' Kvould be fatal. ; . Waffle ; desserts are juslly popt He will lead trumps until he ax ular dihing (he hoi months. Al- hausts the adverse trumps; ' then most any cake hattpr can bo baked ;iead his five Diamonds, all of In waffle form and the UHe of tho which he hftti to win In tho Closed waffle lion saves heating up tho Hand, nnd then lead his small oven. More than tills, the proce- Heurt. Jf tho Heart trick be taken dure takes but a few minutes nnd by West, tho gameis assured no means a renl saving of time and matter what West leads. If tho energy; Heart trick ho taken by East, as V I.anib with Hire liH probuble, the 'suit will have to ; One cup diced cooked lninh, 1 14 be continued (If Kant led a Club, cups cooked rice, H tablespoons tho Declarer could discard In one. butter, 2 mcdium-slswMl onions, 1 hand and trump In tho other) ;' and green pepper, 3 medium-sized fresh In that case Declarer gets the op tomutoos, 1 teaspoon salt, 14 tea- porlunlty for th. Heart rinesse. spoon pepper, 1 teaspoon suirar. Copyright John l Dlllo Co. Melt butter, add onions pec-led 1 nnd minced nnd pepper cut In fine shreds after removing seeds and pith. Cook over a low fire tor five minutes and add tomatoes, pep-led und' chrtifperl. If panned tomatoes ure used there shilld "be one und one-half cups. Cook mixture until it Ithlckeris, adding sugar with to. mntocs.,Add salt, pepper, lamb and rice arid heat thoroughly, stirring constantly, v Serve very hot. ' Till''. IOST IS FOUND Gpl.DSnORO, N. C. A year ngo Itoy Wilson, lost three dollar bills while plowing. Iteplowlng the same Held this spring lie turned them up again, and a bank trailpd the weathorbeaten currency for now bills. HEALTH KOMK INSKCTS POIHOXOITfi My 1', S. I'tihllc IlMihh Scnlco WAHUINflTON (Al1) Despite the success of "swnt the fly" cum paipiiH, di'aliuiKe projecls and oth er remedial measures, man Is still humissed hy myriads of Insects. Campers, but hers, tvacntlunists and other outdoor devotees are likely to come In contact with some form of Insect life, which In most cases Is only pestiferous hut In some Instances Is poisonous. A camping place should he se lected with a view to obtaining as' much Immunity ns possible from these pests. The farther remrived campers are from human dwellings Kver see an honest.-tn-gooaness queen doing- a fox-trot? Here's one, and she Is none other thun Victoria Ktigenla, queen of Kpuln., The Duke of tecru is her part ner. They were attending an ' ' open air society fete, . ground, well drained and with no . water standing nearby, usually will he found fairly free from mosqiil toes,.. It Is well to include screen ing or netting in any . camp equip ment. ' j.- j . The bites nnd stlngn of mosqui toes and .other Insects may ' he treated by applying n few drops of household ammonia or ordinary cooking soda, moistened, If stung y bees, wasps or yellow-Jackets t'.e "stinger"- should he removed before applying ammonia or sodn. If the pain Is Intense, relief enn he obtained by -cold cloths or a solu tion of horlo acid. The Red hug or "chlgger" Is re sponsible for 'one of tha moHt un noylnif and painful skin eruptions. This insect bores Its way into the fklH.- necessitating Its removul with a'heedle. The needle should be t'erlllKed before being used. This may be done by passing It once or twice through n flume. An alco holic Holutlon of thymol applied to ffp affected parts Is frequently ef VeVtlve in destroying "chlggers." Atler exposure to these I usee is, the budy should he lathered" with sda'p and bathed ns this often prevents further trouble, . , ... , THIilWDAV l'HOtJUAMN Th Nstlunal Hroudcastlng com pany program for Thursday night follows: 9, Texuco Koundera: H:S0, Phllca caiuuflr progrum: 10 to 11, dancemuslo. .-- KKJIt Portland (2T5.tm-10Bir-kcl 8. Kronklln golden hourf 9. aymnhonin music. f t, studio program: . NBC". ' KJK Seattle (:l4S.Cin-86nkc) S. studio program: 9, A HO rhaln; 10. orchestra. ' - ". K Y A Hnn Francisco (S52.7m 5t)kc); 8. finer music;, 9, AHC chain; 111, orchestra. i " KKWH Hollywood (381.2m iSOke) 8, program; 9,, tenor, or chestra: 10, ni "sic. ll..ltf. Cum l.'x.infilaf.n f4!V4.Am- 6ukr) 8, orchestra; 10:10, dance music, L'In flrtn l,VnnnlRpn f29.8m- Tlflkc) 8, Caswell hour; 9, NBC, Kill N Portland is i shi-,ukoi o program:. H, Olson mixed chorus; 10, -Hawaiian trio. Kl.'I I .on Angeles 40S.6m-640- kc) 8, orchefttra; 9: NKC. KHJ l.os Angelea (899.8m- 750kc) '8,' curtoon . hour: 9, orches- tra;- 10 to 12. dunce music. KHQ Spokane (370. anY-810- kc 8, KpMO program; 9, NBC; 1Q ;o '13, ort'ueniiu. . . . KUWl'ortlanl (491m-010kc) I i.'rkiLin nnu.m. . II NH(: 10. sleepy time -program: 11 to. IS, stUc dlo program. i IvOMO Keatlle tana. im-ui"ii Tntnm hroatlcasters:. 9. NHt': 10 to 12:80, varied program. ', .. ....... .IJC... ft1lll.nl IV V IM Eeuil IW I , I w.'f program! 8:80, musical travel ogue; 9:80, chimes. , . , - , . KLAMATH MAN DUX. PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Rendy-to-Wear and Millinery - COVE PERGONALS T weekend with' XIIms Thelma .Artcl crsnn. . ' "v ' ' -. V -'' COVH. Ore. (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Vernon , J. Krkenlieck are guests at the home of .Mr. nnd Mrs. 11. K. Hell. ' " Mr. and Mrs. HI.' P. Hell, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Uell. Mr. und Mrs. Krnext Hell, and twp daughters, (iertrudo and Roherta, Mr. and Mrs. Hert Hraxllle nnd Khlrley Hrallle. fere all guests at tha lleer-Krkenheck wedding nt Walla Walln, Sunday. Mrs. Katie Kellogg nnd son, ICil wnrd, of Los Angoles, are guestM at the home of Mr, and Mrs. H. P. 1 Hell. ; Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Jlrnughton und three children, Dnrn. John and Oeorge,' of Rosehurg ure guests ur their daughters, Mrs. Jus. lioat son Jr. anil Mrs. Henry Miilr. Chus. Hancock v conducted the services hoth morning and evening at the Baptist church Sunday. (MrV and Mra. K. C.' Itees spent t)e weekend on the Minam. , Mr. nnd Mrs. I'eter Kloster nnd three children, of Portland, nro vis iting here among their relatives. ).(!. Htarklilnd and Mr, and Mrs. 1.. 10. Anderson. After spending n few days here they will go to Wal lowa lake. : ; !l MIkh Clarahell Rhliio spent the KLAMATH PALI A Oro., July 18 (AP) W. L. Tlngloy n promin ent Klamath Palls farmer and real, dent of Klamath for 25 years, died suddenly yesterday following a hrief Illness. Ho is survived by a widow nnd three children. Vnu usually can tell a Scotch man by whnl he reads. Just lake a pick over his shoulder find see If It Isn't; free vorse. ' t: ni '. ''" Dig viiiugt; i ; In Face Powder A gnoil .face powder-, today ; nHist do more than merely remove shine It ahoiild Htny on longer, prevent the pores frnrm gelling larger, spread smoothly,'' and lenvef. a penchy look on the complexion. A new Prench Process Powder railed MKLLO-MLO does 'these . things, MKLIO-ilLU is truly ,. wonderful. Vou will simply;; love . II. (Ilass Drugs, Inc. - ' , Adv. COOL Ventilated, Airy while you eat our spe cial lunches and din ners.'..", v , v'y.'V! The Tiffin Eat at the Counter or in a Booth KftAMATII MAN CUITTY KLAMATH KALI.fl, Oro., July 1J (AP) It took a circuit court Jury 4ft minutes lute yesterday to flu'd George Nolan - RUllty on a ohnrfo of liijui'lnir a pernon while operating a car undt-r the Influ enen . of lluuor. He hud been In- ! dieted by a grand Jury. Rpntencn will bo pronounced Krlday morn ing by Judge A. L, Levitt. NKItMI'MA FIKII DISPLAY 7-1 A f IT. TOM nnrmniln A Hrlt- Ih ship is carrying to Knglund 250 anlmul nhedH, the leH8 will be varieties of Bermuda fish for the,lhplp nnnnynnre. from file High London Aquarium tho flrHt ship- ; . . i mont ever taken to Kurope. A PoIIhIi bride the other dny kiHwed 7001 adding kuphIh In four bourn. And thin in the onion Hen son in Poland; tool y We have decided not to vote for Hoover fir Smith until nee' which looks the best in a ten-gallon hut. 1 hW ilBi'BiT Hoy! I c arc gi'lting rv sul (s. When you nel field feint ing nnd I mi rb wire, knlsonilnn, .MNiiarcli imlnt, window sa'sli, coat hangfrs, slielf brackclH, Hoyal ronl or femtt iots( wallpaiHi, sand-1 paper,' or building paHr, lunilKT, of any descriplton, front a tootli-' pick to a knothole, JuM put a liand j on .vour MMkctlHKk and run just w fast ns yon can luitil ymi get1 to the Pratt IiiuImt company and nM-ii up your purse and pour mt nil you have ami xv will give you Miniclhliig hi exchange for It. I would tell you more but lite trnckft arc walling on me. 1 will tell yon (hi, that we landed that big Job or the 000. 00 olil Knglfsh sfyle Ikhlvv that In lHing built within a Nliort dlstaiK-e of the. Augn. stauge proiM-rty. Tlio men wlar are luilldiiig It are stranger to me. jTliey are right Mtraiglit from t'ali- ifiniin niiti wmr tn tntr hhjik "" j luite ortlered for the tHffhling have such fniuiy n a mm that you Iran; to scratch your ht ml anil get slieJ-M In your flngei-H to understaml what they tnenii. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. We Sell For Csh Trie loor Men'? FWend" Near FonnilrT Flnna Mala 84 S Ma wimUf Bmlne mnce CHatfU6t tea-tinctured Lee wtte--&uttAs the only, triity retJi tea you can Siuj --reiJi aA it (et ttieO)Aental tea cjardenA. re&entcd fair you fly. a Secret jiraceM. mUwice-taatdeil--tfeii Sealed in joacuunx tufde. diil fayranttif fiat. '''ii'Xufi'1 TVe Welcomyou to PortUnif . 200comfoftsbte roomt, ach with bath. ReaionabU ralai. Coovcfiient downiowa location. ' Ciow vndcr fwrional management ( BAM D. AOKISSON 3lx 1IOTEL CONGRESS PORTLAND, OREGON . . A The Bncnjuwcn Co(( flhop In , a mlBlity plensnnl plnq to lwv lunch.' If you nrn In n purtlculnr hurry und like tho rulck. pnn ,i venlent service ut'the counter, you enn". huyo ,u..' Or you nn have ii huoth nnd cunsumv.u !' IIcIuiih liniih more leisurely.') Whether It's Just ft hlto nr a Iiirxc, henlthy.menl nn InvllInK i Biiluit or hlK Juicy steiik you'll enjoy every htie. :l.)rop In, for r lunflliM-lt's THW-plitoo to jout!,' . j -ri. II t - Sacajawea Inn . v 'Tolnts tho Wny to netter.Tlilnn" ! '" "' "'' ' '." -'.-:' -' : ii 1 I I .- II Smart Footo Formerly $8.50 to $10.50 $6785 A , splendid sale of Summer Shoes to harmonize with all types of summer apparel ! San dals of beige and patent leath er footwear -for sports, street or dressy occasions in blonde, patent kid and tan. A wide range of sizes ! HOSIERY SALE! Picot edge, all silk chiffon. "Holeproof brand" $1.69 BURNETT SHOE CO. Quality Shoes Economy Prices
