La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 26, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextV:ih' 414llill1t ftMl WMMt i 1 li ktM m ' tM M Ml ffinirafcy July 26." 192$ ',' X A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER i Mrs. Ed Meyersick Honors Husband At Dinner Party Honoring her husband on the oc casion of his birthday anniversary, Mrs. Kd Meyersick entertulntnl a few friends ut dinner last evening id I heir home on Sixth street. Their Hon, Kuyntond, waa hero from Walla Walla to spend Hit, day with hia parent. (J needs at the prettily ttppoliMed tabu, were Miss Graee Allen, Mlsu Judy Moore. Karl Hand, Itaymond Meyers-ck, Harry floff muii and Mr. ami Mrs. Meyersick. An hour or ho of pleasant visiting .followed. Kayntoud Meyersick Is u student at Whitman and is work InK lu Walla Walla this stimnter. le returned home today. Iteaanlless of the uncomfortable heat, there whh a very satisfactory attendance at 'the weekly meeting lust night of Ihe Crystal Hehekah lodge, one of the few women's or ders which imilutuiim regular sum mer sessions. Mrs.: Kduu t'umeroii, nolile grand, p resiled at the busi ness session at the. Odd l-'ei lows' temple at which :iu were present. While, no hUHinesa other than the regular routine waa taken up, the members did make plans fon a rar ticularly Interesting, meeting next Wednesday evening .when ; three candidates will lie Initiated. Thin will he tlw flrat tlme.thut the new ly Installed: .offlcera will have ex emplified the luithtlory work. " . A number of swimming lutrtlea took place last evening at tlte va TONIGHT FREE FREE FREE ' ' ;- The Macy Players Mammoth Tent Show The Original Toby Show Opening Bill JUDY O'GRADY ; One lady admitted FREE tonight if accoim , panied by holder paid adult ticket. Tent Located at Jefferson & Chestnut Back of Foley Hotel ' Doors open 7:15 Show starts 8:15 General Admission 35c ." Children 10c jgEL . tsft root to? ing styles you love to wear. But the hidden construction. How different! You sense a new feeling of support and buoyancy the Instant you slip your foot into an Arch Pre server Shoe. Come back to foot health in Arch Preserver Shoes. HOLEPROOF ROLLINS and THEME HOSIERY Service weight $1.65 Chiffon $1.95 BURNETT SHOE CO. - Quality Shoes Economy Prices rious pools In the vicinity. . The affairs were informally arranged, mainly to provide relief from the heat. Quite a number went swim ming' 'following the theater. The cast of the Kunehon & Marco com pany had a swimming party at Pino Cone after the afternoon perform ance yesterduy. ' . ' Grange Hall (Special) Compli menting Miss Catherine Prlckette, of lioise, Ida., who nun been the guest .of relatlvPH hero for the pant several weeks, Mrs. Irvln, Smut k was hostess at an Informal after noon Sunday at her home. A very plearant afternoon of visiting- waa spent. Miss Prlckette left on Tues day morning for her home In Hoise. ' J ' 1 .,'. Orange Hall (Special) ' The countrywoman's club wMI meet with Mia. Harah Anson on Friday afternoon. ' ' I ' . ' Announcements The Lutheran choral society will give . an Ice cream social on the luwn at Ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. H. U. .Oslland ut 20(14 Adams to- j morrow evening, uegiuning ai . o'clock. ' The society met last .night at the T.utheran parsonage to jlUh-, puw. anungeimMiia lor ine ;Ui?ui.-,,he by which members hone" to liiciaso 1 heir piano fund. ' A small' town Is ono whom tho papor still carries the Item occa sionally that ,a!,)yonian tripped over her Bklrt and fell. . TIRED, CRAMPED FEET ARE AS OLD FASHIONED.. AND AS NEEDLESS AS WASP WAISTS IT would be torture to you today to wear the kind of ( garments you bore with uncomplainingly two decades ago. Healthful, unrestricting clothing has emancipated your body. But have you done as well by your feet? Or are you still wearing "sagging arch" shoes that endanger your health and comfort even more than did your 1907 clothes? You are too young to have lost your pleasure in dancing, . walking, golfing, shopping and other activities you used to enjoy. Step into new vitality and buoyancy in THE vfRCHPRESE SHOE Outwardly, Arch Preserver Shoes are just the pretty flatter Bridge Pointers By Wilton a Work ' Today, we glye the third of a series of three playing situations which apply equally to Auction Jirhtge and Contract Bridge. Hpudea trump, score . Joeall (nothing nothing), Queen of Hearts led. Today's Haial j-n-s 4IH-S fc-n.i. a NORTH I Ohm Hul I llM'luror'H I'tan Dcclnrcr sees that; unles ho can obtain u discard, he slunds to lone two Hearts and two (Mutia: and (lonsenuently game. , nd ,,. to ,pud the J lc ,iilmnontll wlth the Idea of finessing would not live becuimh, If th yueen be In the Kast hand, it would take a Dla tniond trick: and : 'while. In that naae,- South could obtain a Club discard, that duirard would be off Hot by the Iohs' of the niamond. f the Went hand. It would cover the Jack imd no extra Diamond would bo made up to give the de- Hired, .discard.. Tkmfimi Declarer should nlan to nlnv the hand In the following i LnV V " B . t ' Win t rlclc 1 . T;en(f a small Spade from Closed Hnnd to trick 2, win nlnn It In Dummyi and lead o small Diamond from Dummy to trick 3. , ., , ,7. i.i T ummk. i i ..., .... nor lose. It will cost a Diamond trick but will enable Declarer to obtain a Club discard. Hut If Kast have the tjtieen of Diamonds, the play will he effective because Kast doubtlesa will win the first Dia mond trick with the Queen, 1 nnd then lend n Heart. The adversaries of course then will take initwo Heart tricks, mnklng a total of tablespoon; sugar, 2 tablespoon's weight, marked weakness, helid threo tricks: after which they will vinegar. 2.2 tablespoons lemon ache, elillls, fever, profuso sweal lea'd a Club which. Closed Hand juice, 1 cups oil, 2 teaspoons j in,-, nd freiiuently pain In the wllfwln, lend one high trump.and c0j wuter, cup boiling water, JolntH. The avorago duration of the Jack of Diamonds, and then jj teaspoons lemon Juice. the Illness from the onset to con- put Dummy In with a trump, prob-j f,hm oil vmegare lemon vnlescenee- Is three moiUhi", but ably exhausting tile adverse trumps 1. . . . , . ... ,,,.,,,. cases lusllng a year or longer are und giving; Closed Hand, two Club .discards and-producing game, ' I . rhJAphui Hikltinat wofk 1 nfce I -fllv.W.y should hold tour tmps, but it is-the only way In which -.win nlng ganle can be expecU'd and therefore should be tried. Copyright. John I Dlllo Co. MENUS i " fly Sister Miiry I HnKAK.-AST Chilled cantn loupn, crisp broiled bacon with scrambled ' eggs, , waffles, sirup, milk, coffee. . I.UNCHKON Luncheon spln nch, toasted rye hreud ami cheese sand wlches, fruit salad, milk, ten. D1NNKH Hreaded veal cutlets, RVFR OUT OUR WAY v c By Williams OU MES-HE OESRvjecj " - ' ) . I ' 1 1' BE HUNG, HE wftS' -AV MA, ? . A'. f, ' Jf MEAtsi OM. Alsj'-TtAENi HAE VOU OlME. 'lM . j ; -I "WFf WA6 SLAOE WHO J ANOTHER l MlNErGW ( l CUT OFF A FEU-tRS EARS ( p(EcE OF PE. "IM Mv PlE.CE. J ' ! AM" CARREO 'EN vM YUz ANO S0M VF P'E ' C ' i P(?OKlT ' I REMEMBER V KotT r,k l -11 'c , V I ' IvNEUUTh OAS "Tw V&-ASiTEl , V.V "'-y ,'. f I , J I U KGOT HSA BoT-VMEUt-- V ' y '. .11 ( r, Nl BetTVer BE AmBum' I 'Tx "It-. ' '-Sc I ; :' ' ' i Vovj now -JS K i f, ', ;i ''irfS .' : 9 i i W 1-JL-' swi'&Hm vwf ,W yVl MOMEM-fe VJED LU& TO UV7E QVER. , ' Zj'ij creamed potatoes, atllfl'ed beet ..aulod, peuch shortcake, milk, cor- fee. , K'ther blscut. doutrh or spoime cJika can be used r.r a pench short cake. If sponKe cake is used slice the fruit over the cuke, hukut It, ! top with second Inyer of culco,., fl.u(, um, r nml ,,,, ,,, tw(nly Qr (hh.ly mllUM Musk w'th whipped cream sweetened . with vnnllla ami . nnU flavored serve. The dressing used for the lunch-I eon fruit salud is ruther unusuul' nnd very good. I'rult Knlail Drossliw States in the past yeur because of One egg, V4 teuspoon mustard. correct diagnosis of thn disease. 1 teaspoon salt, 'A tea-spoon white j The chief symptoms of the dls nenner. lA teasnoon nanrika, ltnniie me loss nf iniiietlle. loss of Is tob e mixed. .Soften gelatine In : cold water for five minutes .und illKKfifv.. -In ' lilll,io- iwlin.r: I' Add' .ltpaspoonfu of (,nion jutro an(1 ,(.t at n ml ii ii 1 1 1 nnnl llrenk euir InlnTor llio UKKMIUnnl loll lest silo bowl, add seusonlngs and bent well. ' submitted tn tlin sim hygienic Add oil gradually, beating ron-1 luboratury. All cases of undulant Bluntly until mixture Is thick and I fever should be reported to the smooth. Continue to bent ill vine- state board of health. Tho patient gar nnd lemon Juice. When gelu- 1 should be kept In u modified uunr ilnn 1,,.1-hiM m nil re... whin It 111. ill nntine. DlHChurges should bo dls- light nnd fold Into the mayonnulsr mixture. Chill for. several hours before serving. .Any good vege table salud oil can be used. XDJ UNT FEVii.it A NEW IM.KEANE IN ORKf.ON liy llr, 'mler!ek I), Strieker Thoro huvo recently come to tho attention of the Htale Board of Health several canes of undulant fever, a Ui-seuse hitherto unknown, 6r . at leuHt unrecognized, In this state. Tho term undulant is ap plied to thin dlscUHe becauso It Ih charocterizeU by waves of fever lasting a week or ho alternating with periods of feverol days when there is no, or -little fever, tln dulanL fover Is uhjo known as Mul ta (,iV,,P bectuiHO the dlHeuwe was first observed oh the Island of Mal ta In the. Mediterranean Sea. There, as well as In other parts of the world where Malta fever occurred, human infection was traceable to tho uHi of goat's milk. In this country unduJont fever has been largely contracted by the line of milk from cows that had prema turely lost their young, a condi tion known us "contagious abor tion." The few caseR diweovered tn Oregon drank milk from cattle that were known to have aborted. The germ causing Alalia fever, bacillus melltensis, can be dlHtlngulshed only with the greatest difficulty from the germ causing contagious ubortion, bacillus abortus. ContagloiiH abortion In cattle presents a serious problem not only ; In the health hazaanls offered lu consumers of ruw milk, but also In the tremendous loss In dollars ond cents to the dulvy industry of A I-FMON VKIJXW hnku poke trimmed with llnfed hand and dxd with chartreuse green crepe If orn hy Mary KUld with a chnr truw ten crepe frock. ' HEALTH ii r I I 1 ( this Htale. Dr. W. H. l.ytlo, 8tnte Veterinarian,' estimates Unit from five to ten per cent of tile heills lit the Willamette Valley uru In, focled with the Kern, causing- con- tusious nbortlon, nnd tbU the loss to the dairymen Is easily over ono nnd a half million dollnrs annually. I'luliuunl ri'ver lias ouen neen mistuken for typhidd fever, pur- ticularly where the disease lias been of n mild type. Danish au thorities assert that there ure more cases or undulant than typhoid fever in Denmark. The number I of cases of undulant fever has In creased remarkably in the I'nltcd not nt an rare, i nc muriuiiiy is very low. The germ may be found In the blood stream and In the urine. In HUHpected oiwes blood infected, und ,ull sanitary precau tions employed In the control of Intestinal dtsetisfs should be ap plied to undulant fever. The existence of undulant fever in Oregon Is another argument for the ' pasteurization of milk. In rural communities where pasteur ising plants are not available, till I k from Infi-eted cows should bo boiled b i 'Jo re drinking. A young1 man ''jumped off a steamer Into tho ocean because a girl told him to, lVi-hup It's just as well they weren't on lop of t r Woolwnrth building. The K. O. M. pl.nlc u 111 1M ln lil Hill fll'Mt. SlIllllllV ill AlllMlt III t'l' oVI..(. .cimidi, I'mlt Is the big pMiili-til. nml Hie Inter K slnmLs: ror KamsnNlieM. U NlamlH Uw Okla h.uiiiaiiH, nml M AIuimIh for .Mis-wont-Ian. Wb want lo have a real (ild-fuxblafictl grl-to-Kether pltiilr HiIm ear, l4i.si year a h of I ho dirfereiit vmrw tsik llieir basket ItiuHieM and Matleretl nil orr the park., Tlrat lsnt Hm spirit of tho K. . AI. V want everjono to spread I heir luiKhe toKiher amd eriijoy Uio freit votUi. atu tlto five Ice ci-f-ani, and rtie prrt(cinni is now bcln r work d out. Wo arf calling n tiici-ting if Ihe nfricerM for net l(Huhi' iMriiinx. July JfOtlt, nt our home. We want ncr.viMic lo la pnMtit mo Mi ran complelo our program and talk cnei bu.Hlnexs matter. We ha s few I hm i sand feel, of I bo I x I, sitilaldo for applo Ireo lropM for 920 a tliouyiin.l nnd Hie reirular price 1 $21. '11 le remnant wullpafM-r at c n ihsible iill In fast leaving llm Tiril. Tho IIii.mw.1 oil h alo nmiihiK sil fast. CotLshharnhlc IM-rspli-atlon 1m iM'htif val(il. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. We K.-1I Tor Cash "Tlie roor MnnV Frlcfwl" Nrnr l-'onndry I'lmtie Main 2 IS; 1 ff I I I No Hnnilaf liiislnej 1 it ESfJ t'lourt 1 TA J - Tempting recipes lox Vfl V Ccrual v." and ii, !! : " '"""i v Snvt4 PU0DIN0 ''pHE season's femir daintily expressed group of new frocks t all the new fashion w One and two-piece frc satin, flat crepe, woe gette and canton cr smart new shades that such as navy, chocok taupe grey. , i Wear as y You too, can ; dreds are usln savings. You c and then arm small weekly Installments. A FEW SPRING AND SUMMER FROCKS TO BE CLOSED OUT AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. . " J ' Suits j j Coats 5 Power Company Buys Oil Rights In Idaho, Oregon BOI8B.I Iilnho, July- AP) Control of 4M00 acten of oil and KUH8 luntl In Woatorn-Tdnho ond Kimtrn Orexon was. taken ovor by an unnamed power cpmpany of MhineiipuIlM throiiKh coiupU'io of a di'ttl yentfirdny between Oakley Curry and hid ward Cuduhy, both of C'bleaKO. und lduho ImereiitH. . - i R W. Bkiliern of HoIho hoM out- 1 rlxht thn rights and Ii-nses of 30, ouu Korea nnd thn holdinKH. lenaen und propoHftl property of the. -Idaho-Oregon oil. company of 1'uyette, Idaho, were, hIho taken aver. The conHlderatlon wuh not risvealed. Hklllern announced that the Mln ueapollH company would tmniedl utely begin . development of the largo aerenKe. . i A manlatrate In Wlldwood, N; J., refused to go up In a piano to mar ry a couple. Trobubly becauao ho wua not B.uky pilot, .; - . There's no danger ft r of running out of ice , . , tf your electric refrigerator is a a FRIGIDAIRE Jesse Rosenbaum,1 Elect. 1 New KoleyHldf.-i '' .. l.a Gr&nde - . Orofron Eastern. Oregon Light & , Power Co. .1 . . (.ramie, Ore. PRODUCT OFCENERAL MOTORS the Cinderella way Cinderella Frock Shop ' PUTMAN'S MONTH-END SPECIALS orferlnir root, nummery Dressen, llht weight Coata, and Huts nt greatly reduced prlceH. ; WondeiTuI - vuIuhb, priced for quick clearance. - Compare .our prices. PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Reaily- to-Wear Millinery and Shoes - MMMI ... ,.v. .. ..v ,e i l V- k Dresses k Millinery w y