La Grande evening observer., August 23, 1928, Image 3

umlay, August 23, 1928
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three
OUT OUR WAY
By Williams
i & rif in u i
oceetY: News
1 i n i
Rebekah Lodges
Of Gounty Will
Meet Here Oct. 10
J left liy car for Canada lif re Mr.
j Mfti-iiir is tu teach Hihuol tliiw com
ing year.
Pointers. .'' ;
Br Hilton O. Work . 1
. . (Friends' Surprise
r
J .a Oiande will be the scene-of
i In uiiniiiW count y convention of
1 he I i-knh lodges on Oct. I a,
when the, president nf I he Oregon
assembly. .Mrs. Louise Terofcid. of
Ashland, nil! be a special guest of
the livt iodg-s of t'nion cotmiy.
Ah ttic entertaining organisation
Crystal Itchekah No. T.n. wit i Mrs.
'('. K. Gulden as general chairman,
took up first r purntions tor' tho
eonvenlion program at u meeting
last night. At i Ins tune tin dale
Kiih set when it was learned that
Mrs. !' rtf;. could he here on Oct.
I". Ail attendance ot nmn. than
liu is anticipated from (tit- five
lodge of flic county, Hum Litervil le,
Cove. Ciilou. 1'lniu ami I .a Grande
ami an elaborate day's program will
be arranged. V
li st year lh- Siimnierville lodge
was hostess for the futility meeting.
Mrs. Kilna I'anieroii, noble grand,
presided at last night's meeting J't
whir li t here was an approximate
attendance of
Today we give. Num. ft and
t he series of hands sta it Pit oua .
Tuesday of this week. In which a ,
slight difference between tin cants!
AT ioo Tmt of TTmi'am ,'t'',, "kes A vrwi difference in i
lUJOZ) uut jr Cl v WUlVSil he method whlcJi declarer should
Use ill t he dev.dpiileul of his I'ti
1'nion (Special) M ins Vivian "r,in,s ,n ,,nth 'Sm,,h : is ti,' ,t
Jory was Hit immirHticm of u de- I-"''': Hie contract i No Trump.
turn , i si t iriiu im iiie oi lulls.
light Till parly Tuesday nftcrnoon
when seven of her girl friends
: pleasa nt ly surprised- her ut her
I home in Hunt h Inlon, the ucca
! sion hi! it? her sixteenth hi i t hday
anniversary.
t IMnoehle at two tildes was
.the diversion cf the afternoon. Mins
i Jane Smith played several selections
ion the piano. The. .lory home was
decorated with many bououilw ot'
garden flowers. Al an uppsnprhilc
i hour refreshments wore served by
MIns Vivian Smith, assisted by Miss
Lou em Hutchinson. Those pri
1 ent .were Miss Winlrreil' Italsay.'
Miss Mi.detiiie'vanglm. 111. Ches
jler Godsey. Miss Amaryllis Knight.
Miss l.oueitt. Hutchinson, Miss Vi
, vlaii Smith, Miss' .lane Smith and
Miss Vivian Jury. The Iniihir Koi st
'received many lovely Kilts.
Willi about r.n persons in attend- 1'nfon (Special) MeinberM of
iince a -supper picnic of the Span-the 'arnut(un club, and several
tsh-Amei nan War Vetera lis and the quests hail a delightful session l-i-anxiliary
took place al the home day when they met at (ioodbrod
of Mr. and Mrs. II. 1!. Anderson ' lake In Sunt It luioii for uu, all-day
in North l.a '(.iiamle last e eiiiiiK. . picnic. A poliiick luncheon was
The meeiinj- was one of the out- served nt 1 o'clock at one Ioiik la
standlni; in the year's program of ble spread under the trees. After
the two oi-Kanizaiions. Shoii ly a ft- j luncheon the afternoon win spi'iil
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on I he beMlti- J
the Anderson
M i s. Anderson
o'clock the
tileir picnic suppei
fill lawns about
borne. Mr. and
served cot'tee.
Speakers ihiriliK the picnic wer
T. tl. ISanlz. cuunnander, llalph
Huron ami Harry WarnihoU. Tin
orsanizat ions sany several patri
otic son-s. l.at.r they went into
the home and spl-nt a very pleas
ant evening of visit ins ami slmt
illK. Short business meet In s of
'botti orHUitlzattolis were held, Mrs.
A. K. Marr, president of the auxil
iary, and Mr. lianiz. pn-sidinK.
a
Miss Klopfenstein .
Honored at Party
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l.'nio'n (Special) Mr. anl Mrs.
(leoiK' A. Scibird entertained n few
of their friends Tuesday evening at
their home in North 1'nlon ut a
biidK' dinner. Hinner was server ).ci;llei.
at 8 ::tn o ciocit at a preuiiy ur
range'l lubie with covers placed
lor eight. A large basket of honey
siM'kle l.errleo se-rved asu cciller-
)iece for the table. Following dln
I ntfr bridge ut two tables was the
! diversion of the evening. Those
preceiil were Mr. and Mrs. Walter
rock, Mr. and Mrs. (.leurgc Main),
Miss Alice Cadwell, t I., t'adwell
and Hie host and hostess. Mr.. and
Mrs. C.eorge A. Scibird. ,
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vxa v pat off. SELF STARTERS. M)Cm.""MI- I
Daily Express Shipments
At Putman's
Reveal the Beauty of
Fall Modes
We Invite Your Inspection
PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exclusive Rcady-to-Wear mid Millinery
whtjtli'i.'l.ls
rouniy.
Iliffrri'lMN1 lii MiiiialErnu'iit nf
Tlu Tun lldiiils.
Tlic iiupnrlant till'ft'rciH'o h-
hvwil Now, fi uikI li is tllilt .u. fl
he Ills Hie Mni' of-Clulis '
ui in n( .1 ihe t.. ..i th.u h' i jviflrv lJuncan 10
Klinulil iidiv DiininiVM Ouwii in No. ! J ' III IVMII M.r
fi. hut Hie Dour In X". li.- Willi! . A unlive of Vli'Rinln, Miss Hun
Uliven-x In Dummy iinrl Ac-p-Nine- KO lillOn IllirilKr run ntli-ml.Ml I'oin. ll l nlviTnliy
x in t'hmeil Hi. nil. DecliiriM--H host t iunil Icll i-uIIi.ki' tu ko on tho HliiK'
f.iimri.vr.ir iwi li lrku In Hi Ht.it I . . .Shi' nin.lo n iiliimo mil miwss In
1. 1 piny ,h. y,,.,i f.,1fl.un,.y: j . Pendleton hvent ;,hu s'J;; IIZX o"
but 'with Quecn-x In Uiiininv and j "1U -,Miiie. uiigiiy on ine ium-
Ace-Teiux In closed HamU Ueclar- 'ttBofthis perforniance she was
er has a certainty of two tricks In i PKNM.RTOX. Ore. Aug. j s1iumI th1 Kl,!C 1 11 for out -
the suit bv ldavilli: small from VUUo,- ut tho IVn.llclon Round- fuuiimiK o.amauc roies. rtne it
Imoitov mni mav make onlv one I'm miu vi.nr ..nt.nil..r t (( 1 '.l't'iireu
and hills of I'matlHa t A I) A. M. Isyac, 78, pioneer of
1 I'niatill.t county, died here last
nilii. lie crossed the plains in
l st; s.
Miss Margin-rite Klopfcnsten,
who has been visiting here ftum
( 'oi vail is, v. as com pi i in en ted ai u,
idea sail i sui prise parly last eve
ning at the home of her parents,
Mr. mid Mrs. (i. Klopf'-nstein, on
N avenue, by a n umbel' of her
friends.
At evening of games was Hpent
and at an appropriate hour a two
course luncheon wub sirved.
Miss Klopi'ensti'in has been hero
for about 'three weeks visiting with
relatives and friends. She left this
viiiornhig with her mother for Port
"biild. where they wilt remain until
Monday, going on then to Newport I
for a week on Hie coast. Misn j
Kloplensieiii mane sin c i rip? l" ' un ) tivenue.
Wallowa crtuniy duringlier summer j
visit here. Those who surprised
her last evening were the .Missef)
Myrtle lloyt. Isabeth. Miller. C.nda
McShain, Jean MeShain. l.ois Nel
aon, Krieda Klopfenstein, Mi'H. Ken- ;
2it h (.1 kcler, Mr. a nd Kenneth
Bedford. lOug. ne Melcair, Alex I'ry I
,nd Uol.eri Smiih.
Announcements
by jdaylng tl
Qufen of (Mi
p this year. September HI,
Queen. Should the ,am J2, will hnve the opjiortunity
Unpen of ('tubs win in o. f, ie- o meet a motion picture actress in
clarer should, attempt" the Spade person, fof Mary Duncan, renown
finesse, leading tin .tticK and. un- ed on both stage, and screen, has
less West plays the vKing, playing been chosen queen oT this yearH
the Ten from Closed Hand. If the Jtound'-l'p. J Queen Mary will ride in
Spade finesse succeed. Declarer,! Miss Duncan,' a vivacious nil- Itound-l'p parades and hold
western kingdom with itn cow hoys
dramatic roles. Sh
in M iirnuu'H "Four I cvIIh'
anil Krank HoiKage's "The Uiver.'
land each time scored as nn out
standing motion picture net rest
her talent for Ihe scree
that for the stage
.LA
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horena Tiickcy
To Marry Again
, On f'Yiday evening from S until
111 n'!w1( ii fiii'eivell receiltloil will
i i.e..... ni iiw linn... of Mr iintf with two (.Mtib tricks and four burn-lialred beauty, comes to 1
Mrs U. I' Tyler ut the corner of Spade tricks assured ami neemng ujeton to piay a leaning roie in ano cowgins. i ne minor m runon
Kirst and K avenue for the llev. three more shoukl try the Heart "Our Duily Hread," a Kox l'ilm 'the Kcund-lrp is a signal one and
and Mrs II W. I'arker. The event finesse, putting Dummy In with the Corporation motion picture which last year went to Mabel Strickland,
is being arranged by the Ladies" King (being careful to lead the l- W. Murium will direct. The pic- Avorld's champion cowgirl. The
ii Id of ihe First Methodist Knisco- Seven, not the Koiir). If the ture will have for its locale the ltound-1'p dymiMy is made up of n
..:.i ehurci;. All church nn mt'eifi Heart finesse capture the Queen. I
HKND, Ore., Aug. 23 AP)
Lorena Trickey, cowgirl ami rodeo
performer, and MagniiH J'eterson,
of JTlneville. obtuilied u marriage
license here lale yesterday. Miss
lualiut? j Trickey plans to leave soon for
I I.akeview, where she Is to take pari
1,11 ) in I he I.akeview roundup and rail
the I celebration. A year ago she was
arresieii in cuunecuou who me
slaying of her husband, "Slim"
Harris, and was acquitted on a.
plea of self defense.
and friends are Invited,
Mrs. A. I
of t 'ha pier
t
i:
issued a
meeting
noon -at
Tuesday. Aug. - I at noon, al the
!,iome ol the l'.ev. O. K. Piitirp, pas
vor of ihe Church of Hie Na.arene.
i simple, quiet wedding ceremony
was sol.-mnied when Miss Nona
Sharp, r.l Newbridge. re., rind l.es
ter K. Met calf, of All;.. I'aiui. were
un.ted in marrlagct
'the bride is Hie sister nf thft
liastor. She wore a charming dress
of pink georgette. - and carried a.
beaut i! ill bouquet of bride's rose
and fern.
Immediately fnliowlng the cere
mony t he bride's mot hei , Mrs. J.
W. Sharp, of Neubridge. Mr. and
Mrs. Sharp and their daughter,
.loan., of La Oraitde. and Mrs. .1.
W. St in e, of 1 'ortla nd. Itiot her of
Mrs. Sharp, were sealed at dinner
prejirAd lor the occasion. After
congratulations and best wishes had
been expressed, the happy couple
the fourth round of Hearts would nesse lose, he would have nn entry
be won with Dummy's Five and with the Nine of Spades for the
lllchardson. president lnmntK could be led toward the Heart fineRHe.
of the l K. O.. ha King. t Copyright. John V. Dllle Co. .
,...11 r.. i. Ulww-I ItndnMl in Nil. fi (IllaVltlg fl lOW k lUlt n
to be held Friday a Her- from Dummy), if the King iH play-I '
2;U0 o'clock al her homo ed.by Kast. Dummy's Queen would J
be an en(iy;dherwise It would not
be. If 1 tiiniiiiy'H Queen do not 1
take a trick. Declarer would he I
obliged lo put Dummy in with the j
King of Hearts (being careful tq i
lead (he Seven, nut the Four): hd ;
then he would have the option ofi
'finessing Hie Heart or shifting to
the Spade. He need.- both finesse I
to win and he has ihe adverse
Spade at trick 3. loading the Jack
and, the King not covering, play
ing the Ten: if the Jack win he
could shift lo the Heart because
lie probably has a n entry on Hie
fourth round of Hearts to lead the
"Spades again. If Ihe Spade fi-
What with Mr. Tnnney leaping
long lis! of attractive girls who'olf Into niniriiuotiy, it negins w
have been accorded this honor. I look as If Colonel Lindbergh Is
1 just n hour the only really distln-
ITOXF.KH DIMS Igulshed bachelor tills country linn
I'KNIiLKTO.V, Ore., Aug. 23 left.
o Summon Help
now takes but a few moments
- if you have a telephone
Why act though you live in the
"hone and buggy age" when the
convenience and safety of having a
telephone in the home cosu but a
few cent a day?
Illness. An accident. To summon
aid for any emergency takes hours ,
of time without a telephone.
A telephone in the home is a sentinel
of safety to your family, a willing
"servant" ready at any hour of day
or night to help in an emergency.
Por the bet interests of your wife
and family, order a telephone in.
stalled in your home today.
West Coast Telephone Co.
MENUS
to i
fi " y-w:Am ,'.- 1
liy Sfl.-r -Mary
J UK MA K FAST Pink plums, ce
real, cream, eggs poached in milk
on. whole wheat toast, milk, cofrec.
LtNCHKON Hailed gumbo,
rye bread and cheese sandwiches,
apple Hitiice, cookies, milk, tea.
IjINNKIt hroiled club steaks,
Heed potatoes, H'-minilte cabbage,
blackberry tapioca pudding, milk,
coffee.
I lUikcd (.umbo
! Three-fourths cup rice, 2 cups
sliced okra. i tomatoes, 2 table
spoons butter, 1 teaspoon unit. 1
) Wash rice through several wn
. tei's. Put a layer of rice in ti well
' buttered baking dish, cover with n
I layer of okrh and add a layer of
tomatoes peeled nnd cut In slices.
(Sprinkle with salt and dot with bits
tn( butter. Continue layer, for layer
'dintil all Is used. Cover linking dish
and bake In a slow oven about 1
hour. The rice should be tender.
I lleinove cover, ..sprinkle with but
tered crumbs And bake in a- hut
J oven until .crumbs nre brown. Serve
from baking dish.
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"Even a small bank
i account makes an im
press upon vour char
acter." Build
Character!
Start a Savings
Account!
U. S. National
Bank
Member Federal Reserr
System
A( IDKNT FATA I j
1liM.HI.ORO, lire. Aug. 3 (AP)
James Cinder iicciden(ully
shot ami killed himself late yester
day while squirrel hunting on the
farm of his mother-in-law, Mrs.M.
S. Steinke, located south of llills
boro. A pet dog caused his gun
to discharge when he laid it down.
It was said. ,
New York has found out thnt Its
prevailing winds are four miles an
hour fuster than ChicngoX Chbn
go might have to Mirrerulcr the
title of "Windy city" if it didn't
till have Hlg Hill Thompson.
W I V-'l iv
mm
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c if
THK NORMA I. VAlSTf.lKJin4
th HBtlifrd rlrriilar nklrt recpnt
ly seen at fiMhionabl KAtherlnf
tboir tb nw fhtoa lrnd
Difreient nei lire nklu; HM1
Mbai wv are truing (o do when ue
torn our at.l iier to the Home
I.uinbcr nod Coal Company. The
fanners want lo know if we lire
going to put hi h cannery. I bac
Im'CH willing it 1 1 (he tour to liclp
with the '-nimcry along willi a lot j
of other thing-, Mit there thx-Mi'l '
Mitn lo Ih- nnlHHly Hrri'leiitly In-1
leresttil fit lhi time to go aheiul
with tlw t anncr$. U e luib tin old
Hnnltug estate Hint we would he
glnil to turn In for a cannery fte.
and retiiin nn hi ten "-t hi the t
tnblishniefit. 1
Our plans now nre not all detel-oM-:l
for (hi futun. Howecr, He
n rv thinking n-ry mt1mi-v of lo-.
f-nling in ihe fnit--kM't-. of Denver.
Colorado noil orw-ning up a a-li
not I 'Mn building mnterlal sta
tion. lloweer. in ilon'l know
whnt Hie future limy bring forth
mi wi' don't figure on an thing wry
sironir until mi gi( nearly lo If.
I iton't know what to do olrMit
mir being a i 'ainlidiile) for n-p
rcM'iitallie n I hen K tHHbitig
holding n- in 1-a .rm)e at tlii
time. At the lime I wn nomin
ated. I didn't realize- that I might
-ell onl. si I may no i-r haw
n ebanci to Inn nine n (olltii'iiiii in
all my lire.
Ur- ate tneeling ls nf iitn
mvTH and v-lling lo4 of mntetial.
for wtih li we ai gl4l.
' Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
Wo Sell For rdi
"'Tlw" I'iMir Maii'd I rlenr
ear I onndry Phono Main SIA
It:.1' TllVi
Aiicviiiiiifo U'luitrfllioiiSdtu
,?nlf j o cirJiiiiirj driving Willi
ordnuiry gasoline cuti do 01
Jl'i 'Vnsoiuc'" lliimiiti?
caused by iiiconijifete buriiirni
o"ii'i;t' gas
SI:f II 400, 1 lie "dry" pus,
rcJuces oil t limning loa
nirunmn. police lliis
exiim-,; only o.jCi ill
a thousand miles cf
orjinarv driving
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Drip
Drip
Drip
wetmsoline
into your oil !
You choke your motor to start it
shoot in a mixture with heavy wet
particles of gasoline that don't
burn cleanly. Where do those wet
particles go?
Down the cylinder walls, to thin
your oil !
Thrust open the throttle for a
quick getaway. What happens to
the overlaid of fuel?
Forced past the piston rings, much
of it, into the crankcase !
And in a thousand miles of driv'
ing half your oil is likely gasoline.
Casoline you bought for power, for
mileage wasted. The
lubricant body of your
oil gone; for hundreds of
miles back it has been
seriously damaged by di'
lution with "wet" gas'
oline.
But there is a way to
prevent oil thinning. Not
by more careful driving;
121
you can't change traffic conditions
or "nurse" your car at the expense
of driving pleasure. But you am
avoid using "wet" gasoline.
Shell 400 is a gasoline from which
exact refining has eliminated the
heavy wet fractions. It goes com'
pletely vaporized, a "dry" gas, into
your motor. It burns completely,
cleanly.
Going into use and not into your
oil, Shell 400 has a real claim to
more mileage, greater power. Yet it
costs you no more.
Select a convenient yellow and
red Shell pump. Buy
Shell 400 the next few
times and you'll never go
back to "wet" gasoline.
Tou run teJ'S'icll 400 in tli start'
ing. pull your clin'tf out only hill
ii'uy. I'usli it kicl in a few
jfcoiuls after the motor starts.
SlicllaoJ requires lesclwlt
than "icc"Eas, hit can stdnj
more ti'iiliout t,msing thinning
Shell Motor Oil, a new lubricant that forms 'ess c.ir'xin,t cirhon
is the i-leal running nwte for Shell 400. Don't olTx-t the pood effects
nf Shell 400 by using an oil less fine than improved Shell Motor Oil
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