La Grande evening observer., August 15, 1928, Image 3

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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society News
Bridge Party Is
Complimentary To
Mrs. Earl Larson
A particularly intfrvittliiK affair
of itilft wttk wum a party kiwii lul
evt-nlnt; ty Mrs. I.i-al Unwell, Miss
l.uclle IHai k .iii-i Mis. iHiyh Zim
iiM'itiinn to etniplliiiiM( Mrn. Kuii
"'VK'" Larson, of Corvullln.
Tlnv laltl.'j of Itriilm- were al
play lor Hit- i-niiiK. Ktri ami
tt'Vt'iith Hcon'.s wen' wHwlcil for
prlxi'H, Mif,. William Htimliiui inak
tiiK I'irKl unt Miss I Cat Ii hrtun wi'll
tfvcnili. liiifKt )irizff vvrnt to
Airs. loil'Mon. Kolluwinjf hrltlt
luncheon uus s-rvi- al tlic nnl
lulilt'n nl which pivtly lioutUfiK of
(wt('ip( a.s v -r UMi'il. Mixfit laiii
qtielH of Kiitiinier flowers wt'iP
l.t-aulilutly artaiik'''! about the
roornn of Hip KusmcII limm-, where
t he affair took plat e.
Mrn. I.uixm in tin- tfiiesl of rt-l-allves
and friwuls here ami Is a
popular .summer visitor.
(iiicsis last cveiniiK were the
Mlnse4 Melha ilnnks. l-'oudu Hanks,
Ituth lluitmvt-ll, Lillian Suns, Marie
Nomine, Kttu (telle Kitchen.
Tlwtnm Kilehen, Mis. William
HeiiKhan. Madeline Itarhcau, Wi
nona I .yman, Mrs. Atnlinr i 'layle.
ii nd the honor ku'.sI, Mrs. Larson.
Mr. und Mrn. .1, M. Walton, of
Si ra han, Iowa, were honored at a
dinner at which Mr. and Mrs.
James Onal entertained lust eve
ning at their home on Second
filrppl. Mr. and Mrs. Walton have
been visiting hert for the last
month with their daughter, Mrs. J.
A. Oneal at her liome on W ave
nue. They ore ending their visit
on Thursday.
- Covers w ere placed for nine lat
evening at a prettily appointed
table at which an attractive bou
iue4 of pink roses wan used as the
centerpiece. A three-course dinner
wu nerved Hhoitly after 6 o'clock.
fallowing dinner an evening of
visiting nnd radio was enjoyed.
With Mrs. K. N. Jensen, presi
dent in charge, the Women's Relief
Hneflt association No. 27, met in
regular session last evening ai the
K. of 1. hall. Sixteen members
were present. Only routine busi
ness was transacted during the
brief summer meeting.
In actual play were
ft.lluw:
distributed as
sorts have frequently been bene
fitted. This observation has led to
the use of ulira-vhdet rays 1 treat
ing the disease, and, t he healt h
authorities observe, this remedy,
1 applied under proper medical su
pervision. Is often effective.
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MENUS
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liy Nl-Ki- Mury
I II IK A K I' AST Silieil M-:,rhi'H.
Oiltlllt'.'ll Mtnitt', K'tll(-ll iDllKllDCK
oil toilxl with riv.uu Kaiice, milk,
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I.I'M'I I I'.l IN iliit-im mill Ift-
tttlt' Nil NtUvllllt'K, l'lllll'til:ile Hulk
shiiki-, hnkiil aiplt-s.
lUXXKIi Vi-K.-liil.li- philo illii
ntr: liaki-il m-vv iititiiiit'. Hiiiiii-h
tlllllllllt-, KIIIIIIIItT Mjlliisll with
rht-i-s,-, i-Hi-iv, riulislifs, unions
II will In' iii.lnl tliiit'-wilh ii liin- i.iilM-iTy i.c iii'iii nlk. c.llVi-.
in. mil I..I lu niik 2, .s.iiiih mukcs; 1'iiriHK Hi- Ii"" w.-allii-r can-Blum-;
Willi a lli-iil'-l Ivil. he lulls wlluiilil Ik- liiki-li lllal .lill.li.-ii ilo
tu ilu no, ! 'not t-ttt thi-ir luttrht-i.n until rp.sleii
t'lipyi lKlit, J.iIiii l Iillli- Co. I from play ami l oniroitalily iikiI.
. l-'illf-ii iiiiiiuti s lifforc anil
iifti-r nii-als luay ir-vi'iil tt'uillili'
anil tilliilny tlpst-tM.
J.Mak liaron sa mtwii'lli-s with
hoi I'l-lsl toast.
I ltnplM-riy l'Mk 'ri-iiiii
HEALTH
SKIN IHSl si: I IEdM MOLD
liy I". S. IMihllc Health S4rvl(v
W A S 1 1 1 N J T N ( A I J A vege
iable parasite which is distantly
related to the mold which forms ;
on stale bread Is the cause of one'
of the most widely prevalent sUln
diseases in the I'nlted States.
Known as "ring worm of the
hnndK nnd feet," It is entirely dif
ferent from the ring worms which
attack other pans of the body, and
studies made by various authorities
indiente that at least half of the
adults in the I'nlted States are. af
flicted with it at some time. It is
met with in all' parts of the coun
try, the Public Health Service has
found, but 1h more frequent in the
mtilh than in the drier and colder
climates.
i One hint red raspberries. 1 V-
cups granulated sugar, fa lemon,
2 cups thin cream, 3 cjrgs (yoll;sL
few grains salt.
.Mash berries and run through
a sieve. Sealtl milk, with Kiigar
anil sjiIi. Slowly pour over well
! beaten yolks of eggs, healing con
stantly. Heat over hot water tin
til mixture coats the spoon. Cool
and add berries and juice of fa
lemon. Turn into freezer and
freeze us usual.
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Pointers
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By Milton O. Work
Our Auction Hridge problem for
today is: Contract No Trump, De
clarer holds the following cards:
v With, the four of Uiamonds led
IMH SI. KOIt AL SMITH
WKNH-AM. Mass., Aug. lb. (AIM
Colonel Kdward M. House, ad
viser to president Wilson during
t lit, war y ta i , liopeH (.love rnur
Hmtth will win, but declines to haz
ard ii mieM nx to how the election
Investigation of the pa rani to In- wm KO
dlcntes that, in addition to thriving! Oolonel House arrived here yes
on human hands and feet it rare-'tpn,liy to Bwml a fpW wpl.kH nt the
ly affects any other part of the ),ome of i,iH .laughter after a trip
body and never the scalji It prob- uiroad,
ably can live nnd grow elsewhere.; -Governor Smilh known more
It is one of the most remarknbly linout government than any man in
resistant organism known, being America," he said. "He is not a
able to survive long periods of dry- lawyer and yet he can debate gov
ing or 1ft minutes of boiling before ernm,ntal policies with men lilte
it can be made Inactive. 'itoot and Hughes or anybody, and
Any one who uses swimming rerlJ,inly hold his own.
pools or other places where therej ,
are common dressing rooms 1h like- -fll'ICT IX WItKCK
ly to get the disease, which Is most 1 . ...
frequently acquired by walking MANTKrA Mrs 1nf(Ptla Eek.
with the hare feet where Infected (a from a Inic.
feet have touched the floor or its a BllfferhlII fro , 8lin frap.
eoering. luri' received in a collision between
Individuals who have the d.- ,(,r antomobio I1M(! onp (,riVn ,
ease, health amhorltles believe, j , Mnd(i Qf Ka)1 KranrlllPO on
should exercise great care that the th(i ,ljfhwny ,M.tvvp(.n llpnn lipil
soap, towels, bath mats and tloorH MoiUiSt(K ,)0(.,orH tho WUman
touched by the infected parts in con,iition wns srioim.
hotel and club rooms do not fall
way of others.
Ily A ltd rue I lording
( Associated I'l ess Stuff Writ er )
I MS I HIS t Al'l The eelcbi a -tioti
of Scotland Yard Idoih
bii-thday has furnished tin? occa
sion for an exhaustive analysis of
Klin la nd's victory over crime.
The metropolitan police force
was organized a century ago by
Sir Kobert I 'eel, whose pa nie Is
preserved in the popular a ppella
tiou "bobbies." It has been built
up Into an institution of him Ii effi
ciency that KiiKlaml now claims
to be the least criminal iKitbni in
the world.
Mow great Is the difference In
crime beiween Itriti.b mil n Ieipali
t ies a nl t hose of oi her count rics
may be seen I a a com pa rismt c
tWeeu the two largest cities of the
world. New Voii; ami l-..Li.,n. The
total of all crimes in New York
chy. with a population of it hmi.imhi
during one fiscal year was H.f :i.n.:t.
The total for London during the
same period was la. Hi'. 'J, out of a
population of 7.7 -I ii. a a a. In ot her
words, Loudon's weight of crimi
nality wan practically four percent
that of New York.
Closely associated with the I -
doner's exultation in this low fig
ure s his belief that it 1h caused
by moral rather than armed force.
The Loudon policeman does pot
carry a revolver. Ills only weapon
Is a truncheon, or stick, which he
uses only when lie himself is at
tacked. The "bid. by" is a respect
ed member of the community and
usually a magnificent specimen of
manhood, lie walks unarmed into
the most dangerous quarters of the
Last Knd of London. He has been
known to arrest six men who at
tempted to" attack him merely by
wielding his baton assiduously.
The Londoner b-iteves that
much of the crime lu America Is
caused by the fact that the police
are an armed force. Violence, he
thinks, breeds violence.
lu Rngland the two undoubtedly
major factors which conduce to the
reduction of crime are the success
ful detection of crime by Scotland
Yard and other police organiza
tions, and the prompt justice met
ed out to offenders. In the Metro
politan area of London last year
not a single murder was left un
solved. Jn every case the murder
er was uncovered and brought be
fore the bar of a court.
Criminal justice Is far faster In
Knglund than eUil justice. It is no
unusual event for a criminal to be
tried, convicted and hung within
j four wee of the commission of
thlM clinic. Such rapid-fire puuish
t rnciit deters prospective criminals
from incurring the risk of a like
,l.lte.
A Moa-nt si tiry
j HUSTON - One boy partly wreck
ed three airplanes recently. He
snapped Hie Mc)i and pulled the
choke of one. The pilot, oiling tile
ship, moved the propeller. The en
gine, started and Hie plane roared
jover him to collide wilh two other
; machines across the field.
' Hark Outlook
1 TALIS --I'arls police are K'viny
the public black looks this sum
' nc r, Tin y can't help it because
t In y are weal ing smoked glasses
. on sunny daya.
Name Hinges On Vnn
J WII.L1STON, N. I.- - The name
of a baby girl depends upon the
; official count of a primary race for
jsheriff, l. c. I'ollug, her father,
jtied with his opponent in the race,
first reports indicated. If he wllis
tin baby will be named "Winnie,"
J it he loses, "Lucy."
I HKKINIT IONS
I The Pessimist spends all his time
'worrying about how be can keep
! t he w olf from t he door.
The optimist refuses lo see the
wolf until he seizes On- seat of his
I pants.
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The National Hmadi ailing com
pany program Tor Thursday night
follows.: !, Texaco Itounders; n:;ia,
1'lillco program : I lo I dame
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KOYV -- Portland ( 4 ! I lii-il I ukc 1
popular Milliliter visitor.
I d Ml;c ) N, lecture; V Ilu, si lid In
progra in; !. concert ; I a to
dance frolic.
studio program: :i, N. It. c. ; lu,
progriuu; II to I;', dance mush'.
K i 1 1 - Oakland ( :t 4. 4 in- 7 Mike t
V OH Ol plans program; i. N. H. C.
KIH..' Spokane lltTti Jin MOkei
S. music; N. M. C.; fa to 1'J.
dance program.
K Y A - San I'Tanelscn (:iM,,7ui
SMikc) S, music; la lo II, dance
orcbest ra.
KO IN- Port lam) ( 3 l!Hn-!l4iia)
S, studio program; oInch mixed
chorus; ia to a:3o, Hawaiian irio.
KCWII Hidlywood (3Hl.ini
s3okc ti, progi'nin; it, music; I a
lo II. dance oreheHlra.
K KltC San I'YiitliiHeo ( 4 f 4 . H 1 1 1
t'.iiakc) S, concert; H:10, dance or
cheslra; 1 1 : 1 to U':la, concert or
chestra. U Pt- San I-Yamisco ( L'2.3in
7la;e) S, program; N. H C; In,
dam e music: ia::ta, N. It. C
SALE OF SUMMER DRESSES :
In Tub Silks, Georgettes, and Printed Crepes
new and attractive styles. Si.es 1-1 to 12. For-"
merly priced to $19.75
NOW $10.75
PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exclusive Ready-to-AVwir and Millinery
KOA Spokane ( J6o.7m-l i;akc
S. program; ' to I-, lutistc.
KHJ Lob Angeles 3t9,Hm
7fakc K, cartoon hour; !i, music:
la to tlance orchestra.
K l-'l Lo AngeleH (4iS,f.m
f4akc) S. orchestra; W, N. II. C
K I 'ON Long Heach ( 4 l.titn
I24nkci if, news, hi a. Ilo, frolic; Hi,
Hawaiian fiuaiict; 0::ta. piano re-
jcital; II to l'lt orchestra.
KOMO Seattle ( :nm, I m-!i7kc)
S, concert; H, N. It, C; Id, pro
gram. K I'OA Seallle ( 4 47.fim-67ake
S, musical travelogue; i, trouba
dour hour.
KJ1C Senttle (a48.Cm-ttiike)
S, music; Ii. orchestra; Hi to 1-'.
proginm.
rii nt H stvr i.rurv
Kit KSNO A jury found Mrn.
Josephine Nocito, widowed mother
of four children, not guilty of mur
der alter her trial on a chnrffe. of
killing Tony Cbiodu In a cemetery
here last June to avenge the death
of her husband. The woman re
peatedly stated, t hat she killed
Ohlodo because he was acquitted of
a charge of killing her hunhaud,
and laler threatened her anil her
children.
An ostrich thinks he's out of
sight when he puts his head in
the sand, and so does a man when
he puts on a silk hat.
ASSURED TREATMEN1
Write today for KliKK txmk dcicilbtnn the IV i
C. J. Dean famo-i non-iurii il i.KtlioJ of treat
0. bat lll ct!itr Rectal am
-Tft Colttii adliLttiS wlil.li we u
WViV' ti xtluhely. Also d':".i iletaiU u i
V VXV""., our WKI1TKN ASSUHANU;
TO EI.I.M1NATK PILES.
V.-'-f no nulitr liow severe, Oh
AKEKUNI) PATIENT'S FKKj
RECTAL COLON CLINIC;
Demi Butldiiiii. Iiti' t H.in - llpnuttlt luxt lluuw I
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wier, they say, for them to spread
newspapers where they must walk,
and hum them afterwnrd::. They f SAN KKANCISCO Trolilbltion
iiisn' recommend use of light can- .commissioner K. It. Hohner- began
vas uliiipers in dressing rooms as a mailing out now liquor prescription
'means of reducing the spread of loks lo Nevada, ami northern
,the infection and the frequent California physicians. Kaeh book
cleaning and disinfection of floors contains 1 prescription blanks
In public dressing rooms. Hohner said 4,aao doctors
Various methods of treatment wotihl rcreive them. Karh pres-
are emidoyed by physicians to '"i"""" mf-
. ttverconie the disease. Very light
! doses of X rays have been found to
! exert it most beneficial influence f
'in a number of cases. It also has:
. been observed that victims who (
have exposed themselves to the
sun and salt water at seashore re
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by West, and tho King of Uia
monds played by Kast what card
fdmuld Meclarer play from Closed
lfjind and why? Make up your
mind before yon read the explana
( lion that follows.
. I'lay of Oeclaivr
Declarer should play the Nine of
TdamnndK from Closed Hand oil
trick 1. West has led the Four.
Tlummy has the Trey and Closed
Hand the luce; so Closed Hand
knows t hat the lead was from n
four-card suit, it having been
West s lowest I liamond. Hut Last
(the partner of le.ider not seeing
the I luce, will be unable to tell
Whether West bus Opened a fiVe
card fir a four-card suit. Should
Declarer play the Duce on the first
trick, Kast could count the Closed
II a ml as having four more Dia
monds, ami his partner only three
more. Therefore he would not re
turn the suit, but would shift to
Home other probably Hearts up
to Dummy's weakness. Dcelnrer
Is anxious to have a Diamond re
turned because purt. of his scheme
of play Is to win three Diamond
tricks and he wants lo establish
that suit at once. Therefore, he
should play the nine of Diamonds
on trick 1 with the hope of induc
ing Knst tn mark the Dnce in his
partner's hand, to figure that "West
lias four more Diamonds anil South
only three, nnd consequently to
continue the suit.
In the hand Which suggested the
rpierv a hr.ve submit t ed. the cards
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How a good cook puts
up fruit
She puts only a fexu slices at
a time in the hot syrup, so each
piece will keep its shape. Hill
Bros, roast their cofiee a feiv
pounds at a time by their pat
ented, continuous process am!
every ounce is roasted ivenly,
developing the utmost in flavor.
No other coffre can taste like
Hills Bros, because none is
roasted the same way.
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
Fresh from tke oritinal
Vmuum pak. h.Uf
A
Change
Of Scenery
When in Chicago
Enjoy Your Stay
at the Superb New
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of -4tiery at mini
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1-jiI Jit tlu- Sanja
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(i ml ready lo mtvc ni
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ilinner or luncheon you
have Is no innro expen
nlve ihiin Hie com of
prepjiratlon and mater
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home.
Thf (rtmTon, wken vomptittml, wM IW tk Ltrgrtt
mud utitl hui im ike watl4, Mmn$ 9,400 rmtmt
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Enjoy--Well-Cooked
Food
On picnics, camping-, fishini?
trips touring- and at home.
This wonderful electric cooker
is a waterless, fireless cooker
and yet can bo used as a thermos
bottle, food container or ice
cream freezer.
Cook id Comforl
Roast, bake, boil or stew. No
need of laboring over a hot stove
in warm weather. The Everhot
Cooker cooks just like the best
kitchen range. Simply put the
food in the container turn on the
electricity and forget about it
until you are ready to serve.
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That's why it is a pleasure to
make sandwiches with
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Why does Butter-Nut Slice so easily? So crumblessly? Sot
easily? Because the crust is thin, tender. Takes no pressure: -to
cut through it: The inside is light, even-textured. Not
crumbly.
And You'll like Butter-Nut Bread's home-made flavor ;
The Best and Cheapest j.
From the standpoint of initial price, the In-st is never the cheap- ;
est, and the cheapest is never the best. .
Whenever you find similar products hearing a considerable
difference in price, look out quality has been cheapened substi- ,'
tution has been made something necessary has been omitted. i
Hutter-Nut Bread and Nutter-Nut Brand Bakery poods have f
not been cheapened.
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Crispy, toasted rice flakes, easily digested and
highly nutritious. You can eat them with milk
or cream, fruit juices, or on a poached egg, not
only are they good, but they do you good.
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