La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 14, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, August 1-1, 1928 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three SOCIETY: News -" - ii .ill- r - Flower Show To Be Held Soon; Women Preparing Hooji to loom up UK the most im portant "citiuiiiK event" 1m the iin miiil NfiKlihnrhoni) cttili flower nhow. O'C ever InrrcaMiiiK Impor tance, the displuy has come lo lit' iitr:inlil uh line of the most Ik niflcant yearly community uVfuira. On.' ff-els Hh Influence in (In- pretty flower Im-iLs, more numerous each year, in the fine Mount that pure I ul mil u rl lit,' achieve, and in the carefully plunneil yard ami lawn. Visitor sense the civic pride tluiT J.:i (irande folk t;ike In their y;trds anil comment upon it with unstint ed praise. II is particularly noticeably t hut I lit re if-u't the hurutn-se.i nun type of ifarileninjr. Alteilion In K.veii to balance. In color Mending, to the selection of a variety of Mow ers that will provide a pretty ;ar ilen all Hummer, tailor than at temperamental periu.is. -r those who have inaile Kurdctiilit; their holihy treat It as no idle fad lull a Mudy ileseivinc of .scientific utten- TriT ill ''.'.A mm1'' i "It Bridge Pointers -Love Triangle Ends In Murder, Sucide By Milton 0. Work i 'out in ui our Tuesday -VhurH-lay Hride hamis, wo pive today une in which the (Ucsiton in how declarer vhoitld handle the second ,tricli. The tout raei ia No Trump and the initial lead the Jack of Dia monds, und Declarer takes the (rid; In the Closed Hand with the Queen. Declarer's two hands fol-fullow: . THK .KW KST HOSK for sports nre"develoed in ik and wool 1 mesh net. j -A-jj-4-2 1-6-3-2 8-3-2 8-4 NORTH ?-6-3 A-8-6-5 ft 0-7-5 SOl'TIl KM), ( At') A list In I'livi-; ti-llr ihutoKilt'l'. i'IiIc lull' lain niKlit Ifl'l-ll Ills ItOMM' to In. I,, Auk. H V. ;(.' tin ainu- L'OJII III It 1 t'tl Hlll UM pOiid I'll- itiT.-.st liim in Mexican Aviator Receives Medal crop at of here. !s lunch in (he It 1 1 1 m ent j I i ne iiihi lew uuys ui' naH hcen tht'eshlnir at the it. J. Connor ! t it i tu on Whiskey creek. ! I tarry Williams and "Itus" j 1 1 u tiler, of Joseph creek, coin menced work for Prank Walker. ' "Mike" HayeK went to the John connection with (he murder yester day tifternoon of Mm, 1 .11 lie Mae Cnrmcin. S3, it factoiy worker. Mis. crder Carmclu was shot lour times and! pedes, her Uidy left tyiiiK 1" onv of the , hei'Kh principal streets of the city. According to friends of the fam ily the suicide of l'uvey was 111' last act of u triangular love afiair. Klmer Carimdn. hushand of the I dead woman, In rief Milc-Un as is ja tn-yeiir-old son. HAVANA. Auk. 11 (A I') Ma jor Itehel'tn Flerrn, the Mexican army it via Lor, who on Saturday j hnn.dnn rii..l.t f-..l,l l.,v. in, l-ltv ... Ih.vi.nu n.,-,.v,Ml!',""1'" ''"!' "V '" Mumlny l.y I-. i-sul-m M...llu and 1 "'"'k; , '"' '"' Mr ili.rui-al.-il Willi Hi .-.Iiil ,.C lho,""llh kM hlK I'"",-I,.1K. r run a w ii i k er siu u en ms com - Idne Imrvesier recently, cutting furl I PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Ueady-to-Wwir mid Millinery ui- I'.ir (ih M.iniu-I lii- -'is I ..1..1K-I ('lii.rlPH A. l.ln.l-' Is tin- avlal.ir In in iiniv llllllT i-lif II.Ik ili- furi'lirn I'l'.lllnn. WALLOW A PERSONALS OVERNIGHT NEWS WALLOWA (Special!? Harmon, wtio hits been v for the last two or threi wan taken to rortlaml for IreaMltent. VViinik .V- IIiiiiIimi.I miuI IO-ok II i .1. J. t'onley and Mish DaviH, of j lintel-prise. w ere ut the Meel; ! ranch for cherries lasl week. on l u r and I loruul w if lla mson. or t I'oiilaud haxe heeii In the com j nuinil y for the lat few weeks vis iting their fatto-r, ilarry William- Min, M. follinn, of I'ow'watak was a loL-ini SN visitor in i 1 ' "' in i IV ,1, lis. As; ry Mid- weeks, yt medical : town t h ldc. Mr. t'ollins sayn Die Crund rops are fuirly Kood in that sec-; went i rlmi, ton us most of the k,11'h wuslrouh j sown this sprinK. not much liar-; wed;. I vesting has heeli done yet . j J. II. I'isher and wife, of 1 1 uiri-1 Lim ine lecently where slip tinler 11 opeialion for Ihroiil She returner) houm last Andrew J.oney ter, Nancy, ai I folk who art the i !'. This uiorniuK Sawyer left f ijit rexut. i Plan what you would do Jr. and her daugh- tnis holiling Itofore you read e other La Crande ,.M,anat lim. enjoying a week of IMiiv Of lclaifr with the v. .r. ' t" the tJ,ri. on Sat- j I'OVK (Special) Mrs. j Hallmark was hostess Mridge ciuli at Per home urday ufierpoon. The decorations were sweet peas. Three tallies were at phy, Mrs. A. 11. Orton inakinK Ihe ,hit,'h score. A lunch eon was se i vyd following lo ldiie. fDVK fSpeeial) Ctiild will enjoy a party in the Aseem Tiinrsd.iy aftornoon. -The "no ion Ladies' , tiostess" lion. The magazine rjek liverage La (Irandu home will con-1 vlnce. one that this mailer of flow - j er K''"wing is laikug seriously, i ttietc are mauairiert and lonk.- well on dahlin, rose or ghidioia eiil t"lM . Tiiere are articles on t he multi-colored .enia. ilisserlations on sprays for pest Herons 'lilies and medicines for ailing (.looms, dis courses on sol! riclieners. And 1 hey aie read. In I iet ween her golf eni-uge-inents, her Ifi'ldgo afternoons and tier - home duties t he I a tlrande tnatiou finds several hours a day for her garden. She makes It u pleasant task of w ceding, hoeing, snipping, tri mining, plucking. would ie unfair lo say that gaid ing itf Hunted in the women alon Lt I he menfolk aren't hit ten 1h strongly hy golf hug or don't feel) the fall of Die mountain stream: 1oO, loudly they spend their early; ihoi iiintrs and e enings huslly al wojk among the flower: l'erhaiis more sn than any hlooiujlhe death of the gladiotu lias hail an increase Stui devanl. of popularity In La (Jrande 1 his : summer and. through caretul cul ture, a larger, finer, hi tter colored I tower Uiy been produced. Mrs. U. I-'. Murphy is Ihis yitir's flower show rhairtnaii and she is iilready mapping out plans for it.! ItltKAK KAST Orange juice. The .late, she said Ihis morning, cereal, crciim, jniffy omdet, blue will be set soon. The committee berry muffins, coffee, milk, will Iry to Helen a day on which I LI "N '11 KOX Toasted li a in the majority of blooms will be in flnndwieh, shredded cabbage salad, their' mime .sue exnlained. Yards Jellied prunes, milk, lea. n nd rock garden contests will ! liy The AsstM-lnicd I'rcss j ItcMorv! Money; Is ArnMinl j SAN ItAI-'KL Although he ;inade restitution for 1 5,:tiS w hich jihe American Trust Company j Hrancll bank asserted lie emhe,- zlcil while assistant cashier. K. lasiinun. was arrested yesterday by federal officials on charges of ;nlsappropriat ion of funds. . i A considerable number of small ( bands of lambs hae been delivered. jto buyers here recently. l'lie lambs' jthis year are lim ones in most in-; j stances. hawii',' made a good growth. (.ties I'lass started his thrcihtng I outfit last week, threshing his own otiside of I hi raid k lie lodutr 1,-oin'i in M i s. k. Wete lsiling IVlHllVe Leap community reeeiiH-. Willie Downing went to La' Maw ell t ail ed )ils rom- a tlhe I. (i. t'ouch lunch in iiills la. -I w-ek. I Thompson, of tirusHiuaii, was felll business visitor 111 town. summerniscV ( H AKl.l . WillUun I wth man- the automobile he 4was driving without parental per mission struA and kill d William Kelly, 64. '".: Announcements Mr. aild .Mis. . j l.w-hidini' the first trick. Derlar the popular or r.in t,vo t),.,t lM. is bound to win) iwo Diamond tricks, two Hearts, I UV I'AC'IIS (iUAVI one Spade and one luli; and that! SAN 1-itANt IS t tlieiv is n iossibiiity of winning ltradv. la, was rlmrge les Instead of one, and slaughter aft two flubs Instead of one. Conse quently six i ricks arc sure: nine tricks (Ktime) possible. I'laying with the hone of making three Spade tricks. Declarer should had the Si of Spades from Closed Hand and. regardless of what West plays t unless it be the King), should play a small Spade from Dummy. This will enable Declar er to go game if the King of Spades i is held by West (an even chance. if tin1 six adverse Spades are evenly divided (against which the odds are about three to one), and If De clarer can make his two Club tricks City folk usually have this e perlenee with raising baby chicks fifty per cent die; fiflv per cen turn out lo be roosters, and th rest are bens. (which Is another even chance). The met ting of I h l'arkdale .This makes the chances against a (tub which was to have been held j completely satisfactory outcome ! tomorrow afternoon at the city about nine lo one; but there is no park has been postponed until thr other way lo make game and Dc I following Wednesday because of claret does not risk his contract ember, Mrs. ale MENUS by trying it. In the hand which suggested this problem, the cards were distributed as follows: before, be an important part of the exhibit progni m, Mrs. M ui phy declared. 1 l NNKI! H r o I 1 ' (I halibut steaks with egg anee, steamed potatoes in parsley butter, stewed okra, blackberry bread pudding. milk, Oot'feo, The August hegira to Seaside is mi in full .wing hern. Almost one might hoa.'st a La Orande colony at the beach resort. Last week, larticula-liy. found dozens of La (liaitdc loll; at the resort in a thor- ndig and jollity. - CeiCiy, 1 tfreeu peitei, i HM-TUiiil salt. I tablespoon minced onion. A Thinly slirejl cold boiled ham Is broiled and served on toast wit h white sauce poured over the whole. This can lie garnished with 1 slices of hard cooked egg and sprigs of parsley or served plain. ( Mcwtsl Ok ni K-IO-5 0-7-5 K-J-0-S- A 10-3 AfllTT 8-6-3-2 8-3-2 8-4 NORTH 1 Jj: uuiutiy rn1 Clotrd (land SOUTH 7-6-3 R-K A46-5 A Q-7-5 J-9-8 ?J-!0-9-4 7 K-J-6-3-2 It will bo noted (hat the play ad vocated above produced game. We cut your hair to shape your head. We specialize in all the latest cuts.' Sacajawea Barbers Otis VchI ludt ('arcr" - 4W TREETEA ORANGE PEKOE The right tea to use Avhen you serve it n dan bathing, lirldg ' Miv and Mrs. Herman Siegt ist, P:il'.ubeOi Donnelly. Mr. and Mrs.' W. II. Leisnian, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde 1 'ut man und Mr. and .Mrs. 1:. ,M. Hay are among the La Hi nude couples w lio w ere at the beach last week. Mrs. Hay und her son, Lawrence, and her mother, Mrs. J. C. OuMIng are there for this week as well. Mr. and Mrs. Mel via Larson ret urnd Sunday after' a week at I tie resort, while Mr. ti ml Mrs. Jesse T'-yon and I heir-, children. .Jimmy and Mar jorie will be home in a day or two after n week spent there. .Mis. HOY DHOWNLD UOSKHntO, Ore., Aug. I -I (AP) Alfred Johnson, HI, sou of It. I Johnson, of Portland, drowned in tablesnoons butter. 3 medium sized " "' sui h I mpuiia river, near tomatoes. 'CanynuviMe, Sunday, while bathing. I Wasli okra well- and cut off ' stems. Cut pods kn slices, cro-; IMtOUAK IN L.ki; wis, about v.- inch thick. Hemove! 11 KN I . Ore., Aug. 14 (AP) -seeds and pitU from pepper and j Swimtuing in Scout lake shortly mince flesh. Melt butter in sauce after efiting. Prank Marron, i:t, son pan, add okra. minced onion and (of Mr. und .Mrs. diaries ltnrron. of pepper, and cdery ami simmer i Cent ral. Ote., was drowned Snn iosdy coverud until vegetables be- day. gin to soften. Add peeled and , .chopped tomatoes and salt and The opportunist invites the wolf 'cook slowlv about 1 hour, until ok-1 in and appears next day In a fur ra is tender. coat . . ' ; " WAITING at this Utile kitten, 111) Willi liaps sli, the gitc is all dressed a new riuuon. I er- :ees lhc cows coming down llie 1, looks anyhow, cxpeclanl. .slit Used Cars nontiir m.isTi".it in mi. i : lOllllMi 111 i'moiiii.i: Till IttV'i TOlltlMi roil i corn: roHi) t ot IT. koix.i: I oti it .... Miitvsi.ru fOAf II ikiinii: $ 65.00 100.00 . 100.00 125.00 150.00 285.00 500.00 EXCURSION FARES - DAILY To Portland One Way $ 9.50 Ttound Trip 15.40 Lv. La f'rande 9:2a a. Ar. I'ortland 10:10 p. m. Modern De Iuxe Parlor Coaches Oregon Trail Stage Depot On Jefferson Opposite U. V. Pepot. Phone Main ISO New Arrivals In Fall Hals Ranging in Price $2.95 and up You can easily choose a new fall hat from our large selection. The models all represent styles from the famous fashion centers the colors are new, the materials offer a wide variety small shapes predominate and the prices we believe are very reasonable. - - Wear as you pay Vim t.io. .-an flnil liuyliiK linra a pleaKint ami euuy l.islt. llun ilriMln urn llslllK llio lulvlleKB of buying out of llieoino limti-ail ut . mivIiikk. Vim inn liny a mill, couti draw of ht uay 11 ",IB ,luwn mid l lion uiTUUKe with our friendly credit man for tlio balum:o In aniHii iiiy iiiHtaiinu-nts. (he Cinderella way Cinderella Frock Shop Suits Coats Dresses Millinery Tn tke kind of car ton thev f u GEORGE ifRilds CIGAR FTEN A cigar so good, is often imitated in appearance George W. Childs cannot be imitated in quality and fla vor. Unchanged in thirty years. Actual She 400.00 Smith's Garage !;m:i!,m. (iitoonitv rnvi Wh-.N-wnU- IHhii ilitilfii I'oirn.AMi. iii!i;i;n I ' ' 4 " "I i S e 4 t II 1 X- f A vou see ev rorm a vital difft 7 erence in oils C.trhon dnpasitod by arth' nary oi7 is hard, tfinty. It will ttfiir paper; it wHt fH-rutch brut, iwur away Otvttt Tfwrnrhan thnt ShoJI Mn. tor Oil form 13 to 15 as much uneven tha most ex pensive oils in soft, Htxit Jikn. Mnstof it blown awuy thiuu&h the exuuut h l Mi I f4 ' - - I "'rfVJ7 i A &ftrfv':t.lJiy, A- Ha. &JA& Motors that miss, knock, lose power. Clogged with car bon from burned lubricating oils oils that would be satisfactory lubricants except for this tendency to form hard carbon. In fact, the vital difference in oils today is in the carbon they form. How much ? What kind? Carbon is deposited by ordinary oils in flint like layers. Abrasive bits chip off and grind through bearings. Larger particles hold valves open, the stems burn, power is wasted. Shell Motor Oil forms only 13 to 15 as much carbon as even the costliest oil you can buy! And that little is soft, sooty blows away through the exhaust. The secret is in new Shell methods. So " carefully is this oil refined that none of its sturdy lubricant body is lost. It will with stand heat that would ruin ordinary oil. And while Shell Motor Oil is giving you finer lubrication it is saving the destructive damage of carbon actually adding thou sands of miles to tho life of your car! Remember these facts when you buy oil next. Shell 400,the new"dry"gas thnt explodes cleanly end keeps out of thecrankcase, is the ideal running mate for Shell Motor Oil. Even Shell Motor Oil can be ruined by "thinning" with u "vet" fjas 1 M To owners of newer models Today's high compression mo tor) havo .i little as 132 inch "clearance." Even a thin layer of hard carbon causes trouble. Shell Mo tor Oil, forming leaa carbon, soft carbon, in almost an essential to proper performance of such motor a