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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1928)
Thursday. AueustlC., 1028 LA GRANDE 1 EVENING OBSERVER Page Three OCIEiT NEWS Carnation Club 1 In Bridge Party At Hiatt Home Mm. .lurk lltalt mnl Mrs, Al Her man were hstfMMH ul a delightful purty lu si fveiitiiK w hen they enier lulne.l member ot the 'iirntillon club til the lllutt home on Wash iiiKttni avenue. ,'ieeethntf brittle u nhurt husinfsM ii i -! In ir took plnee with Mi. I'lnrk Webb, pieshleiil. in rhurtfe. In il reeenl eookeil inoil i-ute ho I i-Ki'i'' tloiiiir loile nt-iit-il about $:m whti-h n to ho added lo the eon vent Ion f it ml. (t watt rwmrleil. Tin t'.n nalhm rluli Ls hoehtl brunch nf lutltfe. Three luhlex of In Id k w ' re a t pluy for the evening. Mrs. S. ii. rnlfiicni inuUliiK Illicit wore. Hec oinl pilxt unit lo Mis. Chirk Webb iilid roiisohilion lo Mm. ltnheil ':we. Lovely houiiftH of Hiintinw flow ti'n, parrytiiK "tt u In vernier niiil yellow color scheme, were used, Al a lute hour tin- hnslcsM-s serveit ti I hrec-rnurse luncheon. . Honoring civile Zimmerman on Ihe necuslon of his birthday anni versary a large group of lilt friend irrprlNOil him wild a picnic ut the Itttershlc park last evening. '-; Tlii party drove In the park -pavilion al ahout 7 o'clock .snrendhiK v rhMion supper with covei s placed foj- -')!. A very pleasant evening nf dialling !inl jollity wan spent ahotit the fireplace. Mr. Z;mnenn;m was trescnw-d with a birthday gift from IiIk friends. Tnnt-e who enjoyed the happy af fi'r were Mr. and Mrs. Willlmn Wilt-on. Mr. ami Mis. Herbert lat-l'-on, Mr. ami Mrs. Kred ,Sp:tet h, Mr. ami Mrs. Hurley Hmith, Mr. unl Mid. A no Yo.-ly., Mr. and Mrs. 1-M hoyleii. Mr. anil Mis. T. It. Muwell. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Itiani well, Mr. and Mrs. Frank George, Mr. ami Mis. Sam Ituckinan, Mr. ami Mrs. Pnylc Zimmerman. Mi, ami Mm. tienrge Lyman and the honor intent . Mi". Zimmerman and Mis. Zimmerman. Of interest lo a number of La Ci ran ile folk, and particularly to college students. Is the announce in riit of the engagement of Miss Myra Hello Palmer, prominent Itaker girl, to Tied Hendricks. The wed Miih- will lake place next month In Manila. I., where Mr. Hend ilelis has a position. Miss .'aimer Is the duughler of Mr. and Mrs. Walter I'u'nier and Is the grand daughter of George' Tulmer. lead ing Haker citizen and pioneer. She is. the grandnleee of Mrs. I.ydia dandy and Mrs. Km ma Harding, pioneers of l,u Grande. Miss l'almer graduated this spring from Die rniverslty of Oregon and is it liieinher of Kappa Alpha Thetu. women's sorority. She is also memher of Mu Phi llpsilon. lion Orii'v musical sorority. MIkh l'almer haa visited here on several occasions and has a large circle of friends and relatives in l-a Gran)e. She will he on train No. '.' j this evening on her way to Port land, where she will visit before going to San l-'mnclsco to sail on Aug. 31. Several of her friends here plun to greet her ut the depot while the train stops. . Mr. Hendricks Is a member of Wgiua, 'ht at the I'niversity of Ore gun. Miss Palmer lias been com plimented at several affairs in linker recently. Announcements " 'Hi Huiilisl l.n. lies' orioly wilt ini'ct liitnoi row n( the lionio of Mrs. J.' V. MiiKiiho ul SIlS HprlllK vc nuc nt p. m. Th MUliji'f'l lor llio nfloinnoil Is In lie "Wllllt tilt" I'oslinan l)lOis" wllh Mrn. r. K. Hlipiwrwtt as If'ailiT. bridge 1 Pointers By Milton O. Work Our Auction bridge problem for today is: With a Heart contract, a 7eclarer holds the following cards: K-8-7-W-2 fn-K-O-ttt-W R-Q The Quren of Clubs Is West's ori ginal lead, the Trey of Clubs is played by Kast, Declarer takes the trick in the Dummy with the King; 1 tie question is, what card should Declarer play to the necond trick? IMny of mvliiwr Declarer can he sure that he wilt iiol lone n Heart. Club or Diamond trick. He easily can discard his Queen of Diamond on a good Club In Dummy after fte lias exhausted the adverse trumps. A Small Slam Is therefore assured ; but with a seven -curd Club suit, in Dummy, a Grande Hlam Is also assured if tried for. Four Clubs having been played on the first trick and Dum my still having six, the adversaries have a total of three more. Kven if the three adverse Clubs are all In ine hand, it is perfectly simple lo (rump two of Dummy's Clubs And make up the remaining four, on which Closed Hind ran discard his three Spades and Ihe Queen nf Diamond. There is no difficulty Mmhii this because Dummy in In the lead and his entries, vl2., the .lack of Hearts and the Seven of lUartn. The adverse Clubs may be divided 5 1 nr S-H and It would be NORTH 5 ad Hud SOUTH I nrroR antki.opi: i contrast. rrt with u glazed inowii nppllquo nul heel In this, French, onora jump. very foolish to risk having Ihe Ace of Clubs ruffed; eoiiMeo.uenl)y to trick 'J. Declarer should lead a smalt Club from I'timmy. trumping In the (.'lused Hand w!lh any trump except the Six; then lead the Ace nf trumps, playing the I luce fmin Dummy; and follow with the Ten f trumps, taking in Dummy with iho Jack. This may not exhauxl the adverse trumps; but even if one more be left, it is a loser. To trick T, a second lead, of a smatt Club from Dummy. trumped In Closed 1 la ml with any trump ex cept ihe Six: followed by the lead if the Sis of trumps fnun Closed Hand, won by ihe Seven in Dnm t rumps, est a (dish Dummy's Clubs and produce a Grand Slam. In actual play the cai-Us were distributed as follows: B-5 fl-K-8-7-5-4-2 A9-7-5-4 NDRTH A-8-G-3-2 F. V5-4-3 None K-J-IB-6-2 O-J-ltt-9 43 4X-J-I0 6 CopyrlKlH, John r. Dlllo Co. MENUS Hy Klstor Mary lililJAKKAKT Cantaloupe, poached eggs on sliced tomatoes, French toast (baked), milk, cof fee. lA'.WIIKO.Y Stuffed baked cu cumbers, cress and cottage cheese .vatail, peanut jumbles, lemonade. ' DIXXKK Casserole of chicken, buttered cauliflower, stuffed green peppers, rice mid raspberry bava rian, milk, coffee. During hot weather a certain amount of care should be observed about what, when and how to eat. The diet should be varied and bal anced with the tendency to n ml tr eat rather than overeat. Never eat when overheated or very tired, and above all eat regularly. If not hungry al meal lime eat sparingly rather than wait and eat "be tween meals." The stomach should be accustomed to receive food at regular intervals fdnce this en courages proper digestion. Siul'l't'il linked ( iicuiuImts Four good-sized cucumbers, 1 cups stale bread crumbs, 3 table spoons butter, 1 dessertspoon minced onion, cup finely chopped cold meat, I eng. 4 slices bacon, salt and pepper. ( Pare cucumbers and cut a slice lengthwise from each cucumber. Remove seeds from main part ami save- the slice for lid. Cover cu cumbers with boiling water and let stand five minutes. Drain, rinse in cold water and dry between towels. Moisten crumbs with hot water, add butter, melted onion, meat and e'g slightly beaten. Mix thoroughly and fill cucumbers with mixture. Cover with slice i!lilllllll'? ''lllllllllliljfflw iifc-- You can't beat Budwciser you can't even tie it for quality, satisfaction or results. That's why the bi red can is America's favorite household package. Budweiser Malt Adds Nutriment to f oods ANHEUSER-BUSCH, ST. LOUIS Budweiser Malt Syrup HOP FLAVORED OR I'LAIN LA CRANDE Local Diulribulort BI.UMAUF.R W'hofcme Distributors f bacon and put oti iMh. Tie In place with it soft cord and bake in a hot iv.i tr IT. minutes, b.mi ing frequently with stock ur wa ter, ('ut strings and serve. HEALTH i HAS VOl It HAItV A Ci:HTU'l- caik or rmzuxNiiii'? Ily lr. I'mlcrlck sirlcker Prand new, young citizens of Oregon, thai is citizens born in this state, are having a special honor conferred upon them by ihe state board of health. As- mikii as the facts of the birth are duly record ed by the division of vital statis tics, the division which has charge of the records of bhths, deaths, marriages and divorces, a finely engrti ved certificate showing that the child 'has been legnlly register ed as a citizen is sent to the par ent. This notification of birth regis tration is signed hy Dr. Frederick D. Strieker, the stale health of ficer, noting as special agent of the bureau of census. These certificates are more than fine examples of the printing art. As a matter of fact this certificate is one of the most Important pos sessions a child can have, A certified copy of the original certificate is accepted as :i proof of a person's identity, of his or her birthplace, nationality, age, rela tionship and fur numerous other legal purposes including: The right to attend school or to withdraw from school. The right of protection afforded by child labor Taws.. ' The right to vote. The right lo hold public office. Inheritance tights. Contract rights. The age nf consent in marry. . The age for jury duly. The right to secure passports for foreign countries. The law of Oregon requires" the attending physician or midwife to report a baby's birth within ten davs to the local registrar. by on I. now I hac been Icliiii you lull vte may s4-n mil. u cii Die tun hi;; hicii arc licit1 In (nun now mid llicy luncn't ojicnctl their mouth? hardly one way nr the oilier "illy (ii ' k liic U few qu's liinis. mi 1 am Jut nboiii. inucli iii a ircc as I cr n. 'l lu re mhi I call t hem bi men U hecdUM' il Hike- (Hl of t hcin 111 vtcie.li as much as I laudc Pratt, but II take, more than a r'-ahi)iiiik--Mor scale to really tell how bit; man is. Slc doesn't really cut any finnrc. If II did, n cow conld tah h a inbbll. It keeps Chun le Trull hi doubt, Wiicl her I am poll in i; In nr pnllintc otit. I don't know whether In Invite you to buy more vt nil paper of me or not. but come lit; ht ahead and if you don't rind me here, you may rind me IHtiiK on an old fir stump alongside of a pool of vtnlcr fMtiiiu. am a iihuhty uimuI lishcrman. lnit'cr I iK'tcr catch miitii. bin I sure ran fish. I am n lied or hand at calintt fish. Mow wonlil nil it I like (his et people In buy shlnulc.. barb wire, kill .ou i inc. fence posts nr turpen tine. I don't know myclr how (hi kind of tin ad would net people In buy nti.it him;. Tcnple Ju-I naiiuiil ly like li com:' here, and we like In lilie (belli cnnic. Ituy oiu- slnlf rrnill Clnnde ('. Trad , hen ynu'll know ju-l hen- Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. We Sell l or ( ash 'Thn TtMir .Man's Tiiend" Vear I'otindiy Thone Main 24K GROCERY CO. l-a Grande, Ore. A. HOCM CO. Portland, Ore. ll Out in the tfrr.it oitoloatSY H fiMIl if"M'- 3 JaI V-Vt il!i a star-lit sky nsWoil-"' H rtAA'XS V- . i 7 i H ? SCf' mor moon buthinti ymir fl ePpMii if V u k 1 WW . camp in its manic light.. . 1 ffli lh f " " -t! P i" ,n ' the maiimfici-nt Canadian. I s;.ff'i''T; il' K " rf '1 ' IWkies your four walls. Tr I Ml. 4 V ' . 4 V'tA Is it anv wonder that the I ' J ' " ; 1 Wt A nitfh.s a, ,he Canadian fa- ; CWltiT ! .nJ? f t ciliclluniJaloxvCamiwarc V I ' ilWi- ittuto &,eiuJi o4 HFi.S nights of ropiance and J '.f ' '"i , ' whom it I forwarded i the divi sion of vital statistics. Parent! who are uncertain us to whether ut' mil this has l-ci n dune, can find loul by writing t" the state board 'of health. ;i"4 Medieol Arj.s Pidg.. pi.rtlaiul. Ore. NORTH rOU PKU PERSONALS . , , ! NOPTIT rilWhl'lt. (Hp.rinn , Mr. WIUaiiiH and lamlly b it tor) Monday. Si r. Williams Is a bm- J ther to Mrs. Amy l.-e f North' ( Powder. ' I l.atie Golf was visit- d Sunday by his parents. Mr, and Mrs. Gotl". of, Klglu and Ivan Gulf's faintly, of j Pp'Mou, Ida. ' I Marshall l.cdh. iter ;"1 family ; have moved to I a Gianl- uli. ie' I Mr. t.e.ll.ciler n ill b inploy. d by ! his falhi-r at the I. ell. i ,! r gar I age. I Harold De.lsou and Hi.lu.il ;uid Hvaus are both ouncis of new trucks. I Grace Guff and Mr. and Mrs. F.arl Willis sp. nt a few das hero vii-il Ing friends and ret a I ions. ! Fva HuicbiuNim and son. Darrell returned to Oakland. Calif.. Friday. F.Itcu Mann. of Hak'-r, w in town lookim; over her tire hisses. I Monday. Mrs. WotuacU and Mr-. Smith. of llaims. Visited the d'tiliM Mon- .d..y. 1 Coutb'nlng Is In full switrr on Wolf creek. ! Louise Dodson nod Phyllis Hud son were liaker visitors l'"riday. I Carl Helm and II. 1 1. Di(m. of ! 1 ,a Grande, was t causae ting bus- ! incss here Tuesday. The K. . I., ami P. company was daiua::ed by th fire which I broke out curly Monday morning. j The P. F. K. is put ting in city water to fill tin- ie.- ponds. The : : . . - ..... ! t i n j -j i.i.nii; . .ut. .i 1111111:1 , .iTi- . n 'p 'S'L 'Lyy 4 ' '!M any or ''" ,1,c ci,''llt ' I I i r Camps - you may et lit- I K,St If iv,' . - suits ! f&V-lVrv" "&1&.i 1 C.h.-jHi'J IroeJ the or U Ol fT I " " " anaduui Pacific W H Deacon Gtril.liient-VissrVcpr ilw ' tTW ')'; '"""H" 55Ihhdiil,onlai.dMul.nomal.HUirBI RUiLi. , . , , " & Look for i'i the red tin with a black stripe. It is the i one' that never varies i n fine flavor. ' - r '-'y r V M 1 v '4 V Campfire Girls Enjoy Party On Tuesday Night CAMP PHV, Aug. Hi. (Special) the Mother Goose party held heie Tuesday nlu'hl the campfire girls appeared in gav coat tunes soir.iiw of the cli;iracters in the obi fable. Kadi cntup put. on a stunt and two camps joined, together and dr.ituativ.t d lirst aid M-enc-t. An oilier camp d i a mat ir.ed l.itHc (iia. U .IiiiiiImi while another gioup cat tied out a Mother Goose scene. Mrs. liulllsfl' livntcd the gills l!h iiuirshinaiious and ttnse were rolled uhii. they sang Htmgs u t: nil made the progra in an m-ai,ib.- atiair. Wdnesdav was tlyp'A- day and lite .spirit of ad clll ill illg pleaHed t In on:; hoot ihe day. The "Gypsies" COoki-d their Slipper (lilt, loasiillg coin and wetner. Mr. and Mrs. Wall presented the camp with wa termelons and weiiu'is lor the sup per. ; The camp has a very efficient nurse Miss l.eona Welsh, Miss Weif h has taught I he girls many things pertaining to first aid which is helping them to learn the re iui -fluents tor t he lite maker's rank. About ciits are attending camp. Among the several visitors at the i 'ai ii. rine creek out nig yesterday -.wis I.. .1. Fbert. whose wife Is :::;); at t!ic camp. The guardians ami supervisors include Miss Helen Meism t. Mrs. I.. II. Awes. Mrs. It. F. Tyler and Miss Welsh. water line will be near completion in a few days. Ituth ami iris GotT, of Portland, are iMting Audrey and Jean Fors trom ami other relations. '1l ' ' a: -i ' " iff A ' w -if , Itotarian's Son Is Killed In Utahll SALT I.AKi; C1TV Auk." Hi AP) Willard Voung Kimball, 11,' son of IMwnrd P. Kimball, president of the Salt Luke Uotary club was i I killed and three other persons wern slightly Injured last night when a boulder weighing aboui :i0 pounds crashed down a mountain side and hounded into a group of Itoiarians on i'ii annual picnic at Itutary Grove north, of here. The injured are Marion Young Kimball. IK. sister of Willard; 1.. I). .MorteiiKOil and Ted Aldotis. ! I ATLANTA, fin.. Aug. 10 (AP) "l ucie Tom's Cabin'" in t he new film version of Harriet Heeoher NtnWc'S novel Will II' M be' show 11 ill Atlanta. Those who protested said the showing would be "unwise." l!AlS3SJiifiSaEXSniSSEaBiaASBaSS.4l2f.SE&SSlS Il kil NSN) v'il t wwipiniiiiiiii mnwwi ""' Tr'"1' ' j Vi Xw'j & Wi SHOESHOSIERY ?I t ,j N IV, K,wfcawBJBitaJi i vyy. Wa , A Modern Development In Y&A Merchandising That Cannot fTM " v) He Ignored I ' p .1 P I.OWEK 0 V KKI t K A D I .()V K It PRICKS f A W ',t ' You Save Bv ScrviiK-; Yourself ifcft mi ni FINAL CLEANUP PRICES , ON SUMMER HATS i See these remarkable valuer.. Two lots sit thesty low prices ! 1.)8 and 1 PUTMAN'S I.a Grande's Exclusive liondyrto Wear and Millinery 1 hat pay a Utile down tunt t hen arrange with our friendly crtMlit man for thn balance lit small , weekly Installment.!. The Cinderella Way Mere is an unusual assortment of new fall coats at an extremely low price. The styles are an- thentic and they are just the kind of coats that will he worn this fall and winter. Fur trimmed models are again popular. Let us show you. Cinderella Frock Shop BBOHSIiSaESSST:! Wear As Ynu I'ny You too, can find buying hero a pluaH'inl, and. caw tfitdt. J lundred.s . . are u.slntf the privilege of buying out of Income, Jnfltead of HnvlnK. Yon can buy a fniit, coat; rirc.HH or . Dresses Millinery
