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Monday, October 8,- 1!I28.- LA GRANDE EVENING ORSERVEU Page Three Hiker Kills Man, Tells of Attack F. S. Club Meets At La Grande For Bridge Luncheon Tin luncheon tahhy, nt the I .a CJrmi.le holt ! w i-iv attractively eorale.l wU h yHlou' ehrymint he li i tJ ins t'tiMotviii: a uiliir scheme of yellow nh.l lit.tr!;. ut th rliltft' luncheon of tin.' l S. club when Mis. V. It. Warner euiertaiiifil lim S;itiinlay, ThrtM- tables of J. rlil t;i' were in play. Mrs. .Tack Walt wan award ed first jiri.e lor hijjrli score. Mrs. 11. ti, li rl f fit lis ncci e A Keeoml. Mrs. i'. K. Wales was a KHi-st of the rhll and was K-Vi'ii .inte-sl prlz'. Th' next meeting is to he at the home of M is. I L I-:. Williams on X. Fourth .strct. i The ( om in unity Women's Ilihle o'ass which now entering upon Ihe K-ih year of its activity will resume its sessions Tuesday after noon when a in. ft inif is hold al '1 : 1 : o'clock at l lie home of M i s. Harold I low or inc: Main st t eet. Mis. Harriet MacHonahl js director of t he class. The c!ul is cut print? U pnii t he l".th year of Us wink, -its activity is unliiH' as it is thonly Huh of its kind in l.a (.rande. ll is in formal and non-.M'Harian. Its niein- tw-rship now includes ;n women. ; The olijpcl f l he organization ts described as tin- attempt to ."pro mule love, and deeper undoi'Mta inl ine of the Lord's words." A spe cial feature of the .study is the un folding of the deeper - internal sense of the Miide hy the. Science of Symholirm rims adding many heav enly truths to those already known and reconciling jnany iippn relit con t rail Id ions of Script lire," il. is said. . i :. 1 1 Alter Die r.ihle study a hook of spiritual anil literary value is read and discus.seil. "The presence of many women prouiinenl in cinh, -church and community work ads much to the interest of ttte eluh. No one need wait for an invitation. All who are interested are eordially invited to attend al any time." wrete the lenders of the eluh. The sessions close promptly at 4 o'clock. I'u r tjer Hiinounceuient regard inp t he ineetintj will he found in the an nouncement column. officers of the lodifc are cspeelnlly ili K"i to h? pi t sent Jn order to practice their work. The Com in unity Women's Hlhlc class will resume its sessions for the winter tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Harold ow un !mi: Main street at I!:lu oVlock. The subject for lllhle study Is "The Lords Player", to he studied clause by clause in its deepest and lullesl m-nninr. Tomorrow will be Kiiesi day. The recreational book w ill 1 be chosen later, A large attend lined is desired as some important jihiiiKM to, tile women ure.io be iLsellsSed. Miss Louise IVrozJ, president of the Itehekuhs assembly of OrCKOIl. j will pay an official visit to La jtJrande Wednesday. She will ' be I present at the meeting at llonau hall at 1 ::l o'clm-k. Tlie evening session will he hehl tit the 1. ti. O. ; V. hall. A dinner w ill be served in the dining room of the I. O. O. hall u( ti o'clock. All Itchckahsj rti e tnyed to attend. I , r-'..A'...v 'V MU' vkH' Winter Jewelry Is Red, White And Blue lly II A. I I. !ii:A IS ( Asso'lated Press Kcat ore IMitoi ) PAUIS. (Al').--Tlii' furore or flag scarves and flag colored sport ensembles has died down with the summer sun. but the tricolor goes waving on in the form pf costume jewelry for w inter. Ornaments ijf semi-precious char acter aie bigger and brighter than ; ever. Some of the new red. w hile ' an 1 blue necklaces fin half as thick as the wrists of the girls who wear them. They are made of i small beads twisted "together rope , fashion. ! tUber colors than red, white and blue also are employed for neck . j laces, sometimes in a gialid Jioilge I podge of mulli - colored b-ntls. Bridge Pointers Bf JUIItnn 0. Work i'h..k. ll.-ltLi;..-.- of vuri-cohii tnl MENUS ' '-lit. ,.t Vvf r? I i' llyt Sister Mmy r j Hit I0A KVAST Halves" of grape jiriilt, cereal, .cream, soft,, cooked j ' eggs, 'fried gree'n tomatoes with i 1 cream sauce, toast, milk. goffer. j I Ll'N'CH ICON ( ream of lettuce j soup, ' cauliflower au graHn, . shoe- j string potatoes, grape . juice, j : cookies. 1 j ' DIX.NKK Boiled mutton, boiled ! potatoes in parsley butter, creameil i diced turnips,- hearts of lettuce j with French dressing, Washington cream pie, milk, coffee. ,' J Many people think that mutton , I is. not wo .strongly flavored if It's boiled rather than roasted. He i I sure all the skin is removed before ' cooking either mutton or lamb In any fashion. Some butchers always i do this before tin1 meat leaves ihe shop, but the cook must make sure . there is no trace Of skin left on the meat. " ' I'rlcd (; recti Tomatoes Wash green tomatoes' and cut a slice from the stem end. Cut toma- j Pretty ls-year-o!d Loveda Hoyle, hiteh-hikiim from OkmulMce. (ikla.. to her mother's home In oil City. Pa., is under arrest fv the killing 'of ItoheH Met'ot'inlek of Akron, O. She km id Mi t'ormick and another man attacked her afier giving her a "lift'1 near Ta!mad'-:e, ). she was arrested nt Franklin, Pa., and returned to Akron. LOSTINE PEKSONAlvS tJ ramie Sunday, They w ere old time friends. f Mrs. Nettle Ashley, of Fnter prise. has been .very ill at her home! Mrs. L. J. Foley, of Lostlnc, spent Monday, with her. Miss Versell Kuhn who teaches school nt lirossninn came in Sun- ui l.OSTINK. re. (Special ) O. F. Higler, cowtesler, who is hired by the Wallowa county, dairy and (herd improvement association, was ,iay. Hhn attended the fust hut .at Lostine Tuesda . The K. Iv. t i. tjr;illde I his week. . Hunter and the Marvin ami Wind ers herds were t he two highest testing herds in this vicinity. K. K. Hunter's herd consisted of 24 Jer i sey rows w hile Marvin and Wind er's herd consisted of 15 Jerseys. K. K. Hunter ami his father, '. A. Announcements llotifi.r nf nom- Wti lliiiifi Y.,-rt toes in slices .about , inch thick. 1 , nu, i..' r..,,,,,,,,., , .,, having delivered several fine Here ford beef cattle to the community shop nt Knterpri.se, while K. K. Hunter 'sold and delivered to Mrs. The Loyal Neighbors wtH meet nt S o'clock Wednesday evening at the Knights of Pythias hall. The Sprinkle each slice with salt and pile one on tup. of the other. Cover with a weight and let stand half un hour. Drain. Dip in fine cracker crumbs, egg slightly beaten and ' again In crumbs. Saute in butter, browning firpt on one side and then on me uiuer. rnr one or iwo r c.w,,.. i. ..i. ! tablespoons flour into butter Mi id been niising in frying pan. HU-nd thoroughly, Mra n0y Horner, of Wallowa. and slowly add one or iwo cups of .,,) Mr l tI(.Vt h1 i.or,i:iml Telegraini were- at Lostine Sat ur- " Only u very few crops have been left to harvest when the rains came. Charlie Scott, Joe Allen and Doc Magill have resumed thresh ing. The weather at this time js fine and a few more days will find the farmers looking happy. Fall seeding is being rushed along and vegetables and fruit will all be in. The county road work near Los tine Is almost done, grading on the ( 'tissins road , being finished and Urn 1 iu iwm- ....... tv l..e 1 lie Allen, of Knlcrprise seven finei vniiihvr am u ,mH ,.,. s,.t on Jersey , cows Mrs. Allen expects )(, )U((V W(.k wU 'M,,l,, ot-r oa.ty nei... iwim ng I ... ....... ...(.,.k .... .1... K..llh ........ ! road, the cemetery and Cussins I road and later every road tributary I glass discs as big us cent pieces are a phase of costume Jewelry. There me modernistic choker collars made of fiat metallic discs in a variety ot shapes. Some are (strung like Congo ornaments of primitive i)ei i vat ion. Imitation and genuine Algerian ami Moroccan jewelry of gilded silver and un- j polished precious stone is having a jVoMiie. j Colore. 1 costume jewelry is llevv : er than crystal, bill the chains of 'cut stones popular last season are slill extensively used. Most of them a i vi longer 1 hnn t hey were last season, and Instead ol reach ing a few inches below the throat eMend to the waist or hang open like a sautoir with loose ends nearly touching t he hem of t he dress. Such chains are also worn witji the ends hanging down In Lack, sometimes nearly touching j the shoe heels. i; New twist d head collars are i copied in coral and small beads of semi-prectous imaru like tuniimise ' and Jade. They usually have 'matching earrimts which ary pear 'shaped or halls covered with small j beads and hung from dHiculo sil j ver or gold chains. I NORTH rOWDER FERSONALS Continuing our discussion of No Trump take-outs, we ' find that whi n made conventionally they af ford the opportunity Tor the inter change of much valuable informa tion. The conversation between tlm two partners may be carried on with great accuracy, the bids meaning as follows: The original No Tnunper states: "I have at h a.it three suits stopped and a hand w hich cojints at least 11, probably more upon the basis of Ace 4, King H. (Jueen 2 and nek 1." -The part ner of the No Trumpcr who bids tw of a Major suit says: "I have at least five cards of this Major suit ami in It or on the side, or both, 1 huve considerable help for your No Trump. Look at your cards again and decide whether to try for game at my bid. or go back lo your No Trumpcr. 1 am extend ing lt you an, option to let me play at the Major if it seem to you that the game is more probable that way, or to rehid the No Trump if that seem to you to be the wiser procedure. You know, I do not, .which is the more apt to make game." If. itftcr his No Trump has been taken out by his partner with a Major-suit bid. Hie No Trumpcr rehid his No Trump, he is saying to his parner: "1 am sallied that game can be made more eadly ut tlie No Trump than at the Major." If the No Trumpcr pass his part ner's Major-suit hid, he is saying to the partner: "I believe we will do belter with your suit the trump tlian at No Trump." If the bidding be South one No Trump. North two of a Major suit. South two No Trumps; North gen erally should pass on the second round. Hut If North do hid three of a Major suit, he Is announcing to tin' No Trumpet eit her such great length in the Major suit thai he Is justified in insisting upon it. or possibly (ijulte an unusual case) a Major suit of five cards wit h four honors, probably some other help for n No Trump, and a con viction that game can be made at t lie Major trump in spite of the fact that the No Trumpet prefers PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Eeady-to-Wear & Millinery the No Trump. In the latter case tlie t hree-hhlder won hi nut doubt ! their ability lo go grime nt No j Trump, but he wants the Ml or Hti honors, The consideration of No Trump . take-outs will bo concluded next i Monday. Vets Will Honor San Juan Dead H A V ANA, Oct . K (A P ) Run j J nan hill, famous for t he hectic ! days of ' i S w hen Culled States j troops were fighting . shoulder to ! shoulder with Cubans for their in dependence from Spain, will be brought back Into the limelight on ; Friday. On that day several thon i sand Cnited Spanish war veterans, j who are now usseinbled .In their ! thirtieth annual eiicaiupHient. will j go to the grim hill to honor com ! nnhs who fell in the historic ! charge. HltKAKS LLC. ItFFDSPOPT, Ore., Oct. fi (A P) -Mary J. Caley, a little, daughter of C ('. Caley, broke her leg when she fell while dancing in her own home as her mother was playing the piano. William 'A. Foster has started his campaign as Communist candidate. C.uess that will bring Wall Street to lis senses. Keep Your Skin Looking Young Protect your beauty In alt kinds of weather with this new face pow der M FLl.O-C Lt. Does not give the skin a dry feeling; does not clog the pores: Is Hot affected so much by perspiration. Stays tm longer. So pure and fine. MKL-Lo-OLO is made by a new French Process, It's truly wonderful, tllass liruius. Inc. Ath & Vsx, "flMjj Hungarian Paprika ! Vivid color -- and a soft, roselike savor. In a handsome container for fine table use. lay in the. interests of their busi ness. M r. nnd Mrs. ,Fovve, of Vort land. were at Lostine Monday. Mr." Fovvel Is inspector for the interior I department. ' Mrs. Pauline Hradley, who has ; been visiting her son, Frank Hrad ( ley and family, left- for her home I in Astoria after spending the sum mer here, j Mr. and Mrs. Willard Lewis at tended the wedding of Miss Kdith Sorenson ami Asa Kggleson. at La milk, stirring constantly the boiling point ami serV' tomatoes. i.nng 10 ,.i,,.1.ri(, W it ll 1 ... .... .. f IS I k if ItROADTAIL HATS are ap proved by the couttiufa-rs for full. This one Is pigeon (fray wfih a rolled black silk cord around Hut crown, lo Lostine will he graveled. Mrs. William Wiggans returned Tuesday from Haker where sip1 went for a short visit with her sot), L. F. Wigguns and family. t ji Monday shi nti ended' Ihe' nevr writers training school at Irj Grande which was condui'ti'd by j The Observer.. I Lostine call boast of tin1 finest gardens and small fruits in, the 1 4'Otinty. Just last Friday, Oct. 4, M r. and Mrs. Stewart Humhleton 1 picked four kilMoiih of the most i delicious ntravvtberries from a patch of about "Ju rows which were feet long. They also have rip ened tomatoes, cnnteloupes and which took first prize at the Wallowa county lair. I The ilambleton home is on the j highway in the north part of town, i and is noted for the beautiful 1 lowers. Mrs. Ilambleton took j some Very fine specimens of royes j to the fair. Next door to the Jlam- bleton place, Is another garden Ithnt Is praisew ort h, the garden of Mr. ami Mrs. M. Crow which has been blooming all summer. M is. Crow took tlie hhn- ribbon on the following articles: tomatoes, yel low bantam corn, pie pumpkins j and ground cherries. Van Goodman and Wesby Leun ; aid left Tuesday for Porlland on a ! short vacation trip. Tln-y stopped In l,a Grande and were guests of ;Mrs. Frank Foster, of Dunsinuir, jl'al. Mis. Foster was on her way j I o Lost Inc. fur a short visit wit h j friends. While here she became ' very ill and friends hope for her i speedy recovery. j Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Head, who have spent the summer at Stan . field, have returned to Lostine and have moved in Mrs. Nolan's house I on Main street. j Mark Crosland left Sunday for j his home at I nion alter attending ! the funeral of the. late I .eon a i d Olsen. Mrs. Crosland staved over I to be with her mother, Mrs. Olsen. ; NO I ITl 1 P I W 1 1 F It. be. Hpe iclalj -F. F. Haines and his son-in-, law, Alta Phillips, are among the ' deer Inciters this week. They were ttxpeiied home Sunday. i George liallard and Stella While .motored to Maker Friday. While operating a svv Itch ut the P. F. F. plant Friday. Leo Mulve hlli wrenched his shoulder. Thiuk ing he might have turn Home liga ments loose, he had some x-ray , plci ii res taken. ' North Powder freshman cliiSH de ; Smiled Hakcr freshman in n fool ball' 'game. Krhlay afternoon on North Powder's field. The score ' was fi-U. ! 'Mr. and Mis, Ib-rhert .lacobson j were Haker visitors Friday. I C. J. Forsstrom has been on the sick list t his week, j Manager Coo, of Ihe Fnlon Oil company of Maker, was a business j visitor here Friday. ! .Mrs. Hnnibt idge visited her I daughter at Hot La Ice today. Kdtia, Moore visited u 1th Mrs, Lula Itodk at Maker Friday, i Mr. and Mrs. Clarence lllggfl ; transai-ted business w it h Mrs. Hray 1 at Maker Thursday. 1 lioscno Neal. of La Giiinde. ! county surveyor, did some win k ! for Klhel Fursst roiu last week. , for it few days. I Mr. and Mrs. 11. S. Hrewer. or '. Wiflht Walla, but formerly nf Wal ! Iowa, attended the funeral of Leonard Olsen Friday. .lames Douns left Tuesday for Si n it h mountain w here hew ill cut logs for Guy ( HI vet. RCA Radiola 60 i : : :! i; The famous Super-Heterodyne 'Now with powerful f AC Tubes no obligation. : : m Phone Main 127. , ! Ask for demonstration II. & S. ELECTRIC CO. 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