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atnrday, Amnist 2.", 102R" LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pape Tlirca fethodists Give Reception For Pastor And Wife Honoring IIm- ;,.v. and Mrs. 'itry W. I'uili. r. of La U ramie. 10 tire leaving .Monday for Huibe, alio, the iiH-mltt'iVi n the Methn- Ut ..lllll ..1. ...I . "urit'Ktti mil Were st.s at a HK-cption liisi njght at e liuiui' ol Mr. iintl Mrs. K. I -r. About M) friends ur Air. d Mis. I'nrkor were present ilur- the fVfthhtf. Mr. i'julu-r has t il pastor 'ol Hit- l.a C.iamle . -tho li.-it church for tin past (hive f ill'S. A memory hook wan given to e I 'ackers hi appreciation of i'ir u. ik during their La Ciande sidentc The gilt was pifsentel Mrs. Shei uiMtil Williams. The rooms wIht (hi party was Id wi'i i- nttracUv.-ly ib--,, rated .Ci di- hlias, gladioli, astors and .l.!eiilow. 1 1 1 tlio receiving line were: Mr. J id Mis. Farkor, Mr. timl Mrs. a Aldrich anil Mis. Tyter. 1 Muring the evening Miss Ib-lcii illiams pluyed a. group of piano ! los. Mrs. Ira Ahirieb sang a vu- I solo. accompanied hy M jSs ; lizabelh Fnylon. Tht Methodist j loir also enlet tained with a group ! som;s. . Tin I'aikers will at:, in I i lit- Ida-' conference in l!olsi-, Ida., sunt- I g Tuesday, i Mrs. .1. V. S-ott. of Hiignrd, and rank Leonard, of ACiuglon, ttne urried at J 1 1 itn on Any. K. Mil,- announced today. Mi's. Scott is It--wi a rest. lent ol' llilgard for ininll-' i- of years ami lias a largo I of friends. Mr, I tutrl is ntn-eft .1 with I In- Smythe Sheep ni.piiiiy. Mr. ami M rs. . I .t-olia id We cut your hair to . shape your head. We specialize in all the latest tuts. Sacajawea Barbers tt- eal Lmcn ('iirwr A Treat They'll Remember Vi-itor- from other im u a ntl rllle- appro rialt fxiMi-fnlty tin c c n - i d e r a I Ion ui .how hy niMiiu Hum In dinner in an iiiirnriivr, well iippoitiUil -lntcl. lit Ni ;iiiii(l"' Hf nit-i- I him: I- h luf" tlii'in In IIh Mirn.iiiufsi. Ill iiMii-ual I II xti i- . Icaiil nl ilenralioii. i'mt1 icr anil t in'" hunt minlmx In makf l ni'iii I dry utll I"" nriM-mlitr. THE SACAJAWEA INN '.V.HMKm t ; 1" i in Is I li'' wi-y to !it:(tT 'riiillk-M" i wiH.lio on oim of the company's ram tins nwir Arlington. Mis. It. I,.' I'oarth intfrtuiiictl y'NiiMtJ;.y iii honor of Miss Mary l-'iuiicca l.amlu-rt, of Tu!s:t, Ukla., Willi a ilfiiKhtful fom tft-ntli birth iiy annivt'i-sai y party. Thosr in atifiulinift' ivoiv: Mids.-s Sally Sli-Ki lm. J inly .Slt-Ki ist. Jar M'lt'lino (i ltrlt-n. Jam- Uavt-nsrrofl, Jtutli Muiehlson, VitjfiniH Jtoehm. 'I' ht Sacajauca t:amiifii; Ki'imp I'li-t j-fstt'itlay afi-rtition at ttu-ir room in tin- l.uthiwan ihurili ut o'ftoi-k. The WoIm-Io honor htvois s hich w fi t- -ai ncd at (hi-stimnu-r tamp on Cathfrinr vrovk w-ro p.iinte.t tiiiiijifT tlu att.'inoon in-l a short husim-ss im-t-tint; was lo-hl wht-n plans tor tho nxt st-s- , Sioll WUl'ii tllMMISSf-l. Wayne Withers is Guest At Party, In honor of Waym- Witht-rs, who h-l'l Wi-iims.lay (v.'HtiiK hy train lor liis honiti in Ct-iu'va. Nt-h., tht Missis l.ilt-tta ami l.oms i,ri)itoii i'iit.'itaim.i i,t tht- horn.' of tlu-ir paitnts, Mr. and Mrs. U. V. l.t-iKh- ton, on 1'etlar strt-ft. Wf-lncs.tiiy. 1 A ;! ut 1 1 u 1 t i-nti'i pu-ff of ' lawn-tli-r jstirs ami na pl i aitons in a haskt-t with orariK" lapt-rs at fat-ll Miif was ust-il at tin- tahlr. ("ost-rs wi't'f plact-d for st-vt-n at a four foursf d in in i'. I'ol lowing dinnt-r tl,.- Kionp wt-iit to Ihf railroad sla- iitm wilii Mr. Witm-is to hid him latfWfll. lit- has I. tin in l.a lranU- isiting tills silinnu'r as t lit Hiit'.st of M.r. und Mrs. V. M. 1'it-r-son. ' , Mr. and Mrs. '.. W. ..tiRhla ntt-i la i ii. -1 at (linni-r 'I hursday ft'iiin. Mr. ami Mis.- Ira Ald ih li, loiim-iiy of l.a (Jramli-. hut now of llfiul, who an- here for this month, wt-n.- aimni the j;iifsts pivsi'in. A pu tty t t-ntcrph-.-r ttf autumn llowfi-s with asters pi f-loiuinat iiiff. 'was used. Mr. ALlrteh was for-im-ily ilistrit t sup'-i inti-ndent of tin Meliiotlist Kpiscopal htiifh lu-rts ' Ur. and Mis. 11. S. Krownton ami -hi hk I iter, I 'orot h', un-l Miss Jluldu Anderson, all of this city. Hie to he Kllests Hmiht ill I'til'l land ut tiit w'-hlim, of Miss 1-Xe-l.u I nderwotid ;itil William Ar thur Ciaiu at lite l"it ilmoiil I'n s hytei'iau churrti. lr. Harohl l.t onaid llowniitn will Officiate. aL the it-iemony. Kollowinif the wt-ldjiiK a pci'l' tloll Will- he held at the home of the hrid-'s pai-nts on Ainswoih axelitte. ' I'ntc, Ore. (Special ) Me, lames Anderson ami Mary Johnson ;:'- a ti. li;,'l tlul party at tho home of Mis. Amh i son in 1 lie canyon Sun day, 'lie urn-is wire: Mr. and Mrs. ( i. J.uml. Mr. mid M' s. l'ho-jiia.-i Tow te, ami ua lighters, Irfez ami 'cimi, Mrs. 1 1 in i Umen. Koy;il 1 Moei Um en. Mr. Mini -Mrs. 1.. 1. .Sutherland ami .Jo.' Uardiicr. I loi tire. (Sp-'cial) - .Miss (Jla dys Jt.t.nsoii was hst ss t.. a K'oilp i. -;irl liiellds Saturday, atteinooli. All).. 1 t-clehral tllK her sevt'll l. -i-oi h hi rt Inlay anniv ei sai y. A lariie oiithttay cake with tan. lies, scrn-tl as a centerpiece for the ta Ide, where retreshmelits Wei c serv ed. Thue pit-s.-nt were: Misses Nora 1 1 it IK. ei nona (itniih II. I'ls ther Amlersoti. Nellie l''i--hcr. H-:i-tiiee Kisher. (lerlrmlt' I'eteiiiian ami Peris I'dell. Body Identified As L en or a Abitz ;i,KIii;N, Wis.. Auk- (A!') '-Mnitninir tin hotly of the .vomitr vM.maii found st :it fed into a fill lei t not !:-r e l-'ri.lav unu iiillK. I r. (".- l:iilw iy, coroner's physician. 1 1 1 ii ti I i' scar -in the left shoulder' corn---iM.iidmir wit It one said to, have 1mm n c.ut'i' d hy l.enoia Ahitz. Milwaukee donnstic. niissiiiM" since .1 1 1 lit The ctliioslty of a dotf 1,M to the discovery of t he hotly. Physician, Woman Seriously Wounded I -J I ! " " - Ai:tf. I.M'I-I'li'1 hot I : "Ml :i Tonl pistol s. lll ;i phvMrnin I'll. I liis wiiinan loni ,.,,.,':, i ;. lM....lt.il. Tiiily -,.iin.."l. ' 1 Tli,. lull.!. "i" jaw '"' , J, ill;, 11 Kllil,-' IHl'l In Mi-s Si .-.-l.-ft r... U. 'I'll'- t" i,lr .'.;:l,'l ill 1 l - l-liVMi'liin's nm- i.n In' r..l,lT ali-ar"l. ;,, tli ..u- urn- i wlivll lak- II,.' I,,,siili!. H:iiiiii,i Kiitiniiuin v:is aifi-'stcl' fr tin' .-li'i'itiiiB. THI-i M;l'.V m:V nnil ory miart iimhri lla Inn sniicly lulu ilurif brown l.aihiT cn.ii-. Tin hniullo In (if lun mid the brown li'.illuT rmlH'llishcd. .'.villi, dejtcato ORGANIZE NEW Thorough oroiniiation ol women lor Hoover and Curtu in all o New Jersey a twenty-one countiei was planned at a meeting ol the State republican committee In Trenton. It will be headed b E. Bcriram Mott, slate chairman, and Mr. John D. Berry, jr., state' vie; chairman. LOSTINE PERSONALS L 'STINK, Hi'.. (Spoclal) John MeKenzie rctui'iietl hoinc last week from .Med font where he at tended the American Ijenion con vention. He report etl a wonder ful time ami also saw several froui er residents of Justine. They were, Mr. ami Mrs. O. K. May ami Kon, liaymomi. .Mr. ami Mrs. Allle I'ook, of Ashland. A free clinic was held at the Lost i ne school house lust KrUluy, Auk. 1"- The clinic wuh sponsor ed hy the Wallow a County I'uh lie Health association, and was In eharn! of con u t y physicians, I i Story, of l'ortlaml. ami Miss KuIk Jer. county nurse. Mr. and Mrs. 1. H. M ikIM had as their -.'nests at their home last week. Mr. ami Mrs. '. A. Shearer, of liecatur. 111. The, Shearers timl MaKllls were m-iKhhurs in Illinois. They ha vo spent the entire Mini iner touriiiK the west, haviuj; travided in California and Oregon. They spent two days here ami are return! iik hy way of Yellowstone, park and expect to roach home Sept. 1. Dennis Whitmore was hrouht holing Sunday 1y his hrotlier Irvin. Mr. Whinnoce has heeu at the Hot Lake sanatorium for a uuinhet' of weeks fur treatment. His condition at this time is not so good. Mr. ami Mis, i,elie Wilhtt, of Wallowa, announced last week the luarruiKf of their daiiL-hter, Wini fred, to William J . Land, of l'ort laml. Thy were married July I' I ami are makiiiK their Inune at Cot I.ikc Crove. Uuth tlcndley has koiic to IOIkIu where bhe is workiiiK for the I'.row'ii dry gooils store. She will work at Klfdn until Sepictuher, whin'' she pla ns to return to this Monmouth norma I school. 1 1. W. Swarts, Mary nnd Kltner Swarts 4eft on Wednesday's train after visitinK aL the home of Hoy Swarts. Mary ami Kltner went to Vancouver- where they make their home and Mr. Swarts went to his home at La iraude, Arthur Cussins. of Joseph creek, came in lor a visit with friends ami relatives. Mrs. O. .1. Puloy ami daughter, ami Mrs. Ashley, of lint erprlse, re turned from a few days visit iu Portland. Mr. and Mi. J. K. Hcnsley and son. Walter, have Koiie on an uulo trip to Spokane ami Seattle. They will he away ahotit ten days. Tin: WilliiiK Workers ymniK peo ple's class at Lostliie. 'j-ave an' ice cream sueiahle on the Crow lawn Saturday afternoon front w liich they cleared $S.tin. A hahy Kirl was horn to Mr. nml Mrs. IE. K. Cole Monday, Auk. 13. The infant lived only a short lime. I'.urinl was made iu the family plot in the Joeph cemetery. In. Tatro ami wife ami four children arrived liere Saturday to visit his ihnmhter, Mrs. Itoy Cook, at the (i. li. Cook home. They left Tuesday for their home at St. Helens. Mrs. Anna Nolan and Mrs. I'aul Howe wen; Wallowa visitors Mon day. Mrs. Nolan went to consult her physician. She has not heeu well all summer. June Cerman. of holder, was calliiiK on friends here Tuesday. Airs, (rt'ace Wlllett, came in from li Ct ramie Siimlay and -visited te la 1 1 ves a ml friends. jieruice AininKs visited fi'om Thursday until Sunday with .Maxim- Llliot. of Joseph. .Mr. and Mrs. T. L. I'eart e and children, Marvin and Connie, spent Sunday at Wallowa like. Mr. nnil M rs, O. C, 1'ery usoii. and sons!. IihimIiI and Del. spent. several ttays in La (I ramie last week. .1 i lues I mu ur left last wee'Ti for Line V-illry where h will herd sheep for Mr. Warnoek. .Ma rion ) I ii liter ret n rued last If.-jt. rK & fl i iUV 'A ' V.HfV aie jV " ir. )A-5elW!! IH.OSSOM TIML AND LOVL I IMI-I . onm n,ov,V land as cll as in rral lifr. Here we liavc Uorolliy Mackaill vid Dougl.it -aiib.mks, Jr.. in a fcene from their forthcoming rckaif . Thr Biikcr." JERSEY WOMEN week from Walla Walla where she had heeu visithiK for several weeks. William Woimick, of Aih.ua, Canada. itrrl etl here last week and is stayiiiK with his mother, Mrs. Millie Womuck. Mrs. tJeoiiie Dodne and Miss liuhy J.eouui d returned home af ter spent! i UK their vacation in Salem and l'ortlaml. Mr. ami Mrs. W. C. Fteenor re turned home from a weeks visit with relatives at Joseh. Couda Courtney and children, Cecil, dwell ami Aroltluess, of Itl ersltle, Cal., who have heen In Wallowa county for several weeks visitinK his hrother, M. (. Court ney und other relatives, left Thurs day, They w ill visit' relatives at Walla Walla ami l'ortlaml en route I home. HnrvestiiiK hns he-iim in the vl iclnily ami several farmers have al ready finished their threshing. C ;. Cleuii threshed his grain last week. W. H. Hunter ami sou. V. 1. Hunter, st art etl their comhiuc In the hill country ami Harry Hied ler has stai'tcd his threshing ma chine the first of Hit week on the Holmes ranch south of Lostiue. San ford chapman arrived here early Monday morning from llick leton. Wash., where he has heeu working during the summer har vest, He was accompanied hy hit friend. Art Chamhei-s. They ex pect to remain only a short time. Mr. Chapman, Mr. Chamhers. ami Lloyd Chapman are camping on Cow rreek and Joseph fcreek for several days. i Mrs. Harry Hiedler is very ill at her home at Lostiue. COVE PERSONALS 1 C h ore. ( Special) 1'rof. and M rs. C. J . springer w ill ar rive here on Saturday Aug. -T, They come here from 1'hlloiuath, Ore. Air. Springer is the new prin cipal for Cove sehols ami highly recommended. He is an "all Ore gon" man, heing familiar with the entire length and hreadt h of the state. Mrs, Springer is also a fine .instructor, h'-ing famliar with grade work from (he primary up through the inlot'iuediate grades .She will teach 1h ami tith grades '.Mr. and Mrs. Springer will spei: d ti few days at Cove ami then vis It at Wallowa like hefore hegin- . ning their duties In t he school room. I Walter Daron is driving a new car. Mr. Daron was a teacher In . the Klgtu schools last year. This year heing elected principal at Tin lcey. Ore, I Miss I'.eatrice Wardell, who last year taught fifth grade work at North I'nw del, has heen rejected to primary work In the J-a flrand schools. Miss Mahel Miller, f.nifily ; THE 1'ICI UKt-of health is little Charli-s Orson rack man. Jr., of Black fool, Haho, .who was adjudged his state's finest youngster in a 'recent contest. 7 4f" ;': Ufc i,t-.n.V- -Vt: W-.-. ' l . 4 f 1 Sv 'v. r 'IV tw ai . m'.'-Kew. w aattfwwk .' ,m Cuve Birl but now of La Ornntlp, ! will teach ut JNurtU rowder nol year. , , Miss lola Marten whu lust your had chars o of the fifth und aUth Kiudcfl In tho Cava chool will teach this yar at lillgurd. Mr. und Mrs, Karl Uoblnson. I Theodora McAUin, Kuvene Jtob Itinoit und Uruydon Loree left a few djjyn ago for Freewater, where they will work In the prune har vest, j It. K. Mustek has tho contract for addlntf u Tresh. coat of paint to the outside of the school house. He ill also do some Interior work. Oscar Johnson has finished de llverini; wood for the nehoul. Mm. Cora Hluoin, Mr. and Mm. Mao Saunder, ltowena and Urant Saunders, of I (Jrundc, and K. Saunders, of I'ortland, are ou a camping trip in the Milium coun try, j The Methodist Sunday school en-1 Joyed u picnic at Itiverside park In , (Jrande on Wednesday. Thero was a htrf-e crowd, a Hplendld pie- nio dinner, and lota of fun lor yttunt; und old. Tho Jorctm society of the- Jtap- list church was entertained by Mrs. Hen De Airude on Thursday iifter- noon. Mrs. Itoy Co nicy entertained Mrs. T. H. Conklin und Mrs. O. K, Itarker ut lunch on Saturday, tho occasion beinj; her, birthday, an niversary, (ieorgo Cioodell, , of Tacotna, Wash., was here for tt few hours me da last week to visit his children, Vernona and Vernon. Ho has one son, Sherman, who Is iu the aviation school ut' S.i I-'ran-olsco, who was Injured In u piano rash when his Instructor was killed. Kverett Weiuier nnd J-ee Ullker tui, of Walla Walla, were ku-'1' it the L. 1, Sutherland homo re cently. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lund and two daughters who havo been Kucsts at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. O. Lund for tho last month, left riiursilay for their noma in IMioe nix, ArlK. They are travel I ng hy auto. Mrs. Lloyd Carter, of Itudlum Springs, was un overnight guest of Miss Hess Kelly. on Wednesday. M rs. M. Kyers, who wus taken to the Hot I-ike sanatorium a few lays ago, underwent un operation Wednesday, The Hev. S, W".' Creasey and Mrs. Crcusey and daughter, Mar garet, were l'endleton visitor early in the week. Tunney May Meet G. IS. S. In London LONDON. AU. 1', A1' There is a good chance that tlenc Tun ney will achieve his wish to meet Cetit-i-e Heni.-ir-t Kliuu- ttlin Im tak ing a holiday at Anllhes. France. i ne j 'any .Man s correspoiiueru .t Anllhes told Hhaw of Tunney's expressed desire to meet him und the bitter replied: "Tell tieno I will he delighted to meet , him. In fact I have every Intention of mak ing hls( acrtualntnnee. I will ho hack Iu London Sept. 1G and hope to see him then." The New TIIOR No. 2 gyrator electric washer' is creating a sensa tion everywhere as good as any washer on the market yet you save $55.00. ttom&u&A No longer do you have to pay S 180.00 for a good electric washer when this New TIIOR sells for only $125.00. AND NOW a remarkable engineering feat makes it possible to at tach an ironer to this washer. Just see this combination on display. The ironer attachment sells for $55.00 just the saving on the washer, so that you can have a real ironer, which irons everything and a first class washer for the former price of a washer alone. BHBIliIIIIfBII15PS355gaHKWBS3Rgfft!J.li5- Bridge Pointers .iii Bjr Milton 0. Work c.vruAcT ituiit;i: Continuing today our series of Friday und Kjitiuday Contract und Auction It rid go ..hands, No. 4 Is given below. Headers are urged to make up their minds how they would bid und play it hefore thoy rend tho description that follows: No. 4 Auction Itridg-o lihhltnjr South one No Trump, followed by throe passes. Contract Ithhlhuc South three No Trumps, follow ed by three passes; or South threo No Trumps, North four No Trumps, South five Cluhs, North five Spades, South six No Trumps. South, Would not he justified in bidding more. than three No Trumps as It Hikes a count of 25 lo Jilstify four .No Trumps; hut North, with a count of !, miKht bid four No Trumps over Souths three to show his slam possibilities. There is quite a difference of opin ion as to the strength required fori this jump Home think a count of t in si i f fie ie ii I. some sav li ami the ! super-eoiiserva lives 1 'h North's slain bid would have to be four No Trumps, not four Spades, hecause a hid of four of a Major over part ners three No Trumps Is a show ing of length Iu that Major, not a slam-indicator. If North should jump. South, with a count of only one over the minimum for three No Trumps would he Iu doubt whether to pass or try for u slant. His two Tens niiht In fluence hi in tn risk five Cluhs; thai would give North a chance to show his Ace of Spades, and after that Soul h probably would take the plunge timl hid six No Trumps. West opening w It h a Club. De clarer would win In Closed Hand Willi Ace or King and lose the tine Spade that has to he lost hy lend InK the Seven of Spades from Closed I latid and pla vim: small from Dummy. This would leave Dummy with three entries two Spades nnd one t "luh one more than enough to enable Dummy to lead both 1 learts and 1 'iamouds for the necessary finesses. As both finesses win. Declarer makes his Small Slam: but each finesse being an even chance, the odds were against tfie success of hot h so It would seem lhat either North or South must have been too venture-some. 0-8-5 J-9-7 0-10-3 0-10-8 I hoJVh I4J-' 9-3-2 5""""" I n-l-U 9-1-7-4 lM!iid6-5-? X-9-7-2 ffl-J-10 SAVE COME IN AND SEE Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company "Always at PUTMAN'S La Ciniule's Exclusive Rcady-to-Wear and Millinery MENUS Hy Sister Mary HHKAKl'AST Tears, cereal, cream, crisp toast, milk, coffee. J.I'NCHKON itaked peppers stuffed with rice and cheese, head lettuce with French dressing, blackberries ami cream, lemonade. D1NNKH Fried spring chick- jen, twice baked potatoes, piquant j beets, pineapple and cucumber sam u, peacu icu cicaiii, ci isp couk ies, milk, coffee. I -In place of rice, cooked wheat Jcereal left from breakfast can be used with cheese to stuff green I peppers. Chopped tomatoes are I used to moisten the mixture ami ' li teaspoons minced union added , for sea stmt ng. j I'lquant l4els Two cups boiled diced beets, 2 tablespoons butter, 3 tablespoons lemon juice. I scant teaspoon dry mustard, 1j teaspoon sugar, a teaspoon salt, l,s teaspoon pep- , per, 1 tables) u minced parsley. j Mtdt butter, stir In lemon Juice and parsley ami add mustard, Detailed Facts Mean Everything in Emergencies Use Long Distance Service! West Coast Telephone Company Your Service" sugar, salt and pepper thoroughly 'mixed and sifted. Add beets und shako pan until beets are coated , with mixture. Heat over a low j fire for 10 minutes and serve very j hot. I Vinegar can be used In place of lemon Juice If preferred or more ; convenient, but keep in mind that I vinegar has no Total value, w htlo lemon Juice has. ! Driver of Death j Car Is Arrested j FOliTLAND, Ore., Aug. 25 (A,I') j J. K. Crowe. Kl, died today front Injuries sut"feiet last night when ho was struck by an automobile us he was crossing an east sldo street. Kenneth Sax, driver of tho was arrested. i 1 TI'.V KIIXF.I IX TBA j II A VA N A . Aug- -'3 ( A V ) -Te 1 1 i men were Hitled In an attempt to (escape from the Nueva deromi ) federal prison on the Isle of Fines, u report brought to President Ma-U-hado yesterday by a deputy win i den of the prison disclosed. M M M n M H n M M n H n H H H M H U n H n n M H H R H n
