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

Tuesday. October 23. litis.'
'LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Fage Three
ociett News
Dinner Dance Is
Given Last Night .
A , ,i T i i- !
At the La Grande'
, !
ono of tlu- most important so-1
,,- f ,, ' . ,. ., .
., . i . i. i ' he hold at n- homo ot Men.
tin- dinner dame, last mikIiI when'
. ,, , ... .J. . O i Hi, Mon lav, Nov. E.
Mis. Ailhilr Hou.npnl Mrs. . II. J m '
lit liter wi'i'f bos! esses In a lat'') ... . . , , ' ,
, , ,, . I Woi'i.nir on hirtdol flowers to
Kruno ol tili ngs at t'.c .a Crumb- . . . ,, .. .
j i In- sold was tin- main m tmty o:
', ! ' , - , ., i"'" I'nkwana camping Kirls when
In- two out? mil s at w In b til- ,. . .. .. ,i
, ,i U'ev ii.i t yesterday in their club
KU.sls u.-iv H-at.-d. were a.ta.l.i)Mmi ( ftf M ,..
u tin- ,l.ap- ot a .re,- over- , . t t ,,,rst
bun h ji-linw lMlb.on.-s ..roun-L,. im.1Uh, ,lrs. Tvl(S.. Kli;M,,ian.
which crepe pap-,- .HtM-.HO.-s of or-t; n , M.M i:u,.n s,.i)U assjs..int
j
the balliooin hit;:.' h-.sk'-ls of '"
fhld ami y-l!(nv Coweis nv :lf-
raiw.l in k. -phu- with the color
MfllillH-.
I Ml I b tabVs v n
anl hi'innins in- sil -i
v.-r bask-ls. V.-ib.
tajni-x in eiy.::! bob!,
tb.' atttar lii-!Hvs of ti.t
. Tlii 4H coapii-- il.ni
r.-nt.-r spar.- b.-t w ei-n t v
I In1 rt'i-si t-lll .
aibb-il to
Ml ill 111-
halvfs of
a " j
The I'. K. (i. np-t l-'iblay for
.iitm-hi-on at Hi'- homo of Mrs. . .
T. l:b-bar.f-ion w it li Mis. I la : b-v
lib' ha riisoii a assistant lnwh-ss. ;
Tin main f.-atiin- of tin pioiri.-ini '
:r::Z:X'7J'Tu.
A,,,,i..i,y. vm, B.,.. ,-, ;! i,..
a vi-ry inti-i-t'siin:: fashion.
Mrs. I. uoy SI a n- ( d. mi i- pr I
"''it. pi si.b-d at l ho nn-cl inr in
Iho nbsomo o'f Mrs. A. I.. Kicli-
brdson. '
About uioinbfrs of 1 hi. ni'Kani-
y.a1ion wi-ro in it 1 1 on. "a nro. 4 j
Mrs. R. F. Murphy Is
fiostcss to Club
Ii Mi rili the Imsiness im ''tinir. of
ficers were elected us follows:
Ail inlfrosllntr iiioilintf was tu-bt Mrs. Shields, presidonl; Miss An
yesterday afternoon wImmi t h ( netta Johnson, vice president, and
Mot Ip-rs Self ( 'nil in o club mot at M iss Horyi .(ones. s; i-i ctaiy-t reas
llle home of Mrs. li. I'. M nrjihy i urer. ll was decided to meet tho
FEEL. WONDERFUL. Food
that "Stands By" You
X If '5t X
r
Piochx, carbohydrates, Ia?:etiyc
"biiik" anI vitansfnes, mlxs tcasity,
creamy deMcaousneas.
J.'Ufci fcfl t U IS w
itirv b wi ra as t ait
L... ...... -. ,--f
Your grocer
returns your money
instantly
if you don't like
Schilling's best
Splf M
Stevens - ran
I In.. Ail, inn Ave.
I.iaiv
Shop with
Thv Slevins-Yan JJnrchn Co.
( hiicircn's Coats
So.tkS to $f).98
) for a discuss. n and it taM; oil- the
i I 1 W....1 I..M,u II 11.1
m.-i'h.i ( --uunK . , m.t.
It. K. Y iw-litiiiv-T. A l.-tti'r from
i.. A. A. r..i ,. ,i.
subject ill. "Happiness us a Twin
10 ''ul,U1'-"
Tin- nt no-elim: of the club Is
rriiuidiau, whv pitvout at Hi
merlin-
t I
, , ,
jnnd the i-aniiaiio irirls i rum (liwii-.-Mow
eh rys-' U(inil rill)(I ,., , j ,y )tss ,-arrol,
..wis and Kil.( Ii:,M.-slin afternoon ycs-
tteiduy wbi'ii liny nut in Hi.' .S.ua-
.!!iu;i ilub ioi:m at tin- Liltb-ran
clniirli. .n inst - net -vc aiil inlcr-0.-11111.'
tall; by M II. H. I'limvi'
on .hi aii'l iii m iim applied lo
! nirti scNool i;ii ls was Uic main
:'im! iiic of tb.' day. l-'ollowinK ibi
i;,ik Mis. I'l.iiv.T and tho kiiIs
diy-u.' so. points ron.-.-i Hint? ili oss
u libh w o broitu-Iit up by th
j;ir!.s.
Loyal Sisters' Aid
Forms Division C
I ii vis inn i in I ho l.oyal Sisters
Aid of tho I'btlsrian rburcti in.-t
at tin- liomi' id Mis. Nolan Sk,tff
on Oak stt-i-J last niKbt, with Mt,
U. Shiobls asistiii',' as liosli-Ks.
'Die (livision waa ori,-iiiiiz-(l iih i
i-wini; club and handkerchiefs
...t'.i lll l.l.. tl... I I. ,,...,1,1 l.'l.
L &
Tn t 81 'Tin,
Engelen Co.
I'.iill.lln. -
Il riiiiil. Ore.
Misses' Hats
8r to S$2.f5
s'(-nil ViMln'Mo!ay of iacli month.
Tae i-coi Mlloii w ere In kM-pinr
(witli tlu hallowra ttaon w it h
jtlu- looms Hj.pi-aHnft as thn!y
t lik'titt-.l ncliH t it h KbostH amV tit her
ballor'cn hymbolM. l-'ortiini'H uuil
wi-lnl K tinoH latui-iMl the Koi-tal
I lioui .
! l:-l'r-."1wnr'litK wrn1 srrvotl ht'fnr.
a.i join nint-nt.
i Tin in vi iiitM-tlmr will l.o tit tin
bonif ot M m. Kati I lough wit h
.Mrs. Uoy raniMon ii-saislinff.
I The Wakolitu Hri.lt-' rlul lit X
yi'steimiy Hfti'inaon at tlu Immih
' "f .Mi'H. Jo-! Kb'hnr.lson tit I'M"
Oak Hlrt-, TNrer labb-s of lirbl
u-fi' in play with htirh M-ont prlr."'
loinir tu Mrs. J. Itiamlt. him-oii.I
lo Mrs, H.-rt llutf ttlli.I mb-Hl prlzi' !
! fo .Mrs. Ab't i-'ii.son. !
; r'nliowiiiR (bo canlM the ciiriit's!
, jiat tio: vd ai ottiwl mii lart; tahji I
, for lino-boon. Tin. tabb1- wiih at-J
1 1'act i "i! y .Ucorati-t! follow nn out
ha How. -'en mot if w ll ll oi anfe i
and black place cards, favors and j
Mowers,
The fall presbyterlnl mooting of
1'riion county Is schiilnbd tor net I
Satmday at In oVIix-k. Dr. and j
M i s. I ! u-rh Taylor, of Stain. bo 1
aie ua a fttrhu)ch from missionary
seriee. will be in I .a Cramle nt
that time and will be The honor
quests and will nddreis tho irroup.
Mis. Taylor, formerly Julia Match,
is weit known In I.a tirandc, hav
ing visited hen- many times.
The event will Im-kiii wtlli a sliort
business st-ssion nt, 10 o'clock to (v
followed by the talks. Tho nie.f
imr wilt bo'- liebl in !the t'niin
I'resbj lerian church and at noonln
luiK-heon wilt be held in the Tnion
llOtl-l.
"linlliin Triiibi'-.ntlify nn. rdl-
' l,vt',l by -.lrty; llliN.slolKtl-ii.s ill I llv
( I iill.-.l Ktali'.s, win. (In. , topic r illl
, idli ii-slillK IMiM'lili),- of the Maplt
i .MlfHltlllill-y wi'l,.y li... .'r,uy (U
llin lionii' of Mu. i;phi,. H;i:nil
on mil .o uxvniuv Mm! K.lna HivJi.
j was Ira-ii-i'. ' l
I'hins wi'ic 1,1:1,1,. for a ImzniVr
jiind iIIiiiiit ill I In. I. ). (I. .- l-al
i I ',(. 7.
MENUS
liy SUirr !nry
IHil-: A K RA ST J i-a pos, corca 1,
crraiu. cns with flicesc. rrlieatcil
(Spinach, toast, milk, coffee,
j 1 UWt'NKO.V Itacon pn casse
.role. hakod jiotatoos, crpanied cau(
jiflowcr. apple' sauce, molasses
;cookies. mlllc. tea. ;-
HIX.VKllr r.rn loaf with tonni
sa ncc, scalloped sweet potatoes,
j stuffed celery, honey dcu melon
balls, milk, coffee.
Since an unitsuully heartv luneli-
eon Is servtMl a li.h, dinner with
' "i't niojii is planneil. if the corn
is maud quite fine, children may
be allowed to eat the loaf ami the.v
may of course have the .muutf,
sweet potatoes and eclerv. ClilT-
dn-n under six, however, shoujd
I have their sweet potato l.aked,
jtheir celery unstuffed and the to
iinalo sauio served with toast
-sticks in place of the corn loaf. A
'dish of apple sauce left from hmeh
j ion coubl be substituted for l hi1
"hu balls.
Ka-CN Willi f'liposc
One tablespoon bniler. ein
! luillv, 4 enys, b, teaspoon sa It. K
te.-ispoon pepper, 'J tablespoons
j grated cheese, 1 squares hot but
; ti-retl toast, 2 tablespoons mi need
i parsley, paprika.
Melt butler In small fryiiiK pun,
tadd mill; and brhiK to the seabliiiK
'point. Carefully add eyt's, one at
,a time, takiiiM: pains not to break
yolks, Sprinkle with salt and pep
per and cover pan. Keep just be
low the hotline point and cook un
til pans are beinninj.' to set. Sprin
kle with cheese and finishing eook
itar. I'lace jtn e on each square
of toast, sprinkle with paprika and
p;i rsley a nil pour milk around.
' Serve at opce.
( II AMK1 111, Al YOsFMiri.
Voskmitk. cm.. Oct. -i:: (aim
- Si r Austen Chamberlain, Mt ilish
fore;j;n secretary, with his family,
arrived here today for a short visit.
OUT OUR WAY
A
UvS: I?" Cr-. V AvoAl C-ft.At ftAfA
AT70UMO A LOT AN,-7cVr-?v
'"VsiEl.L-- NOT.-tlKl JZ S
GOOO FOP? MAM OR BEAST. c - ,
OSAGE SOCIETY
1 ARKANSAS CITY. Kas.. Oct.
llv S.-rvlc
The noble red man has taken a
leaf from the book of the palefaces
mid has one Imp society,
( The women of the Osav:e tribe
richest orua ula t ioti of people on
'the fare of the lobe do not wear
the colored blankets of, tradition,
'nor i nl one a acient tides of ( i reat
,Cbif'f puU'l-mi-hnth-Miles. .
i They eai; (dot h;s that their pair
fjmo 'ftistrrsl niUht etivv,- .ami thev
play bridge' and el fnto j;ossipy
rows, '
j Now the whole Osao country Is
excited by criminal charges against
the pretty - Airs. Freddie heeler,
white wife of the rich Morris
Wheeler. Indian rancherThe rlilef
Tun plaining wil ness, M rs. l-alna
rinmondon, is an Initian woman Of
Htrikinc beauty.
) I-ast JulyMrs. rioiiumdon and
lvo other Osae womenMrs. J.
1 K. O'Connor and Mrs. Kdna Watts"
j went for n drive. On their way
I home n masked bandit slopped tho
! ear. The chief article of value that
w as la ken was a $ 1 1'no diamond
WnjL,' beloimriuK to .Mrs. I'lomondon.
A few days later M rs. IMonion
jdnti charged Mrs. Wheeler's broth
' er. Johnnie Wtllinms, w ith beiiiK
the bandit, and charged M is.
'Wheeler with stainf? , The two
nre now free under bond of $ 1 0 o
I a piece, a watt I im a hearing next
monlh.
, AVillianis sayM (he lias 12 wit
jiee.V to an ' iilibl. M. rs. "Wheeler
tearfully protests:
"F am not miilty. There Is nol
a witness who believes so in her
heart. A fair triul will prove my
Innocence."
Mia n while tho whole Oape
country Is esclted,
i
Raineri Home In ' !
Chicago Menaced
Cllh'AOO. Oct. '2:i(M') A.'
police fcuard wa.s dispalclied to tbe
ihonie ot Alex F. Kanieri, contraet-i
or, to protect the Kanieri family I
against a threati-neil bonlbitij,', 1 he I
'state's atlorney's office announeeil
today. The object- of the threat i
(was believed to be to prevent Hilly!
jltaiiieri. teil-yeiii -otd boy who wan :
j kid na ppeil six works ao ami held
! 1 :i days for diin.ami ransom, from
it it vim; at I he t rial of his ai
red abductorn. i
Tone War Takes i
Another Chinese
MINNFAl'OUS. Minn.. Oct. - !
(Al'l 1 1 It W. Kay. IMi. a Chi- j
peso rook, was shot dead last nitrht i
by a man who escaped. I
Kay, police learned., was a 111111-he-
of the On l.i-onij totii;, whoe'
difficulties 0ith membirs of the
Hip Shu,' 1 0:1 ir a. wi.-ek ar, w ere '
ibai ki d by .slayinus in Chicafjo and
1 isieru ( H ies. The slayliw was '
believed lo have some eonheot ion
with the other tonir eouflicts. '
was u-rtve m--
MOTHER USED T'S"nCV
AROUOO Am' KEEP
EME. ONJ ME, AKl' Keep
ME OofiM MESSES.
Buf O' Course ALL
MOTHERS HAMT 1i:eT
was, SOME QAOG
AT70UMO A LOT AN -
.VMELL NOTHIN
y) Person
OH
IS ALL EXCITED
f ' ::-:'-
Kb' W ' v ..
...1 1. .
Mi-m. ImIihi IMotnonilon, vlht . . ,
an Osayo linlhiu woman , . . .
nhlMil of tier diamond, mid Mrs,
Whet'hv. Irl'i, whom she n vases tf
con-.pl racy lo lake it.
Bridge
Pointers
( liy Milton 0. Work
'on t i n u i n k the hc r ie.s o f fi ft y
ItrblKc questions whth have been
running on Tuesdays. Wednesdays
and. Thursdays for the past few
weeks, we Kive today Deal S and
Urn-Minn No. 41.
7-5
5-4-2
p-7-4-2
9-8-7
J-I0-9-Z
10-9-7
h-K
4-R-J-3-2
t
Score, love-alt; Sout h I eehtrer:
eontract. No Trump. No other hbl
Iium been made. The play to the
first trick is: West, Troy of Hearts;
Dummy (North), Deuce of Hearts;
Must, Nine of Hearts; Sout li
(Closed Hand), Jack of Hearts.
The play to the second trick is:
South. Trey of Diamonds; West,
Jack of Diaiminds; Dummy, lyueep
of t Manionds; Fast , KIiir of Dia
monds. Question No. 4 1. Whal rani
should Fast lead to trick A
Answer Itlanit
4i. To trick It, Fast should bad
(I'ill the blank before you r.-ad
the answer that follows.) (
Answer '
4 1. Fast bouii lead the Ace of
Clubs.
WeM'ft lead (the Trey of Hearts)
with the Deuce tn Dummy, showed
that West opened a four-card suli;
and tils play of the Jack of Jia
niQiids show ed that West has no
morn Diamonds. West would not
have opened a four-card suit if he
had held a five, so lie must have
held three 4 -card suits and one
Diamond. Fast with four Clubs,
sei liitf three In Dummy ami know
Inif that West has four, can he
By Williams 1
r"':"lif ; :
i
i
John Wells Is i
Chief Speaker
At Grange Meet
Charles SiHMiciT
( Uwerver Cm respondenl )
CIIAN'OK HAl.l. (Special)
John Wells, who has. attended every
session of the ( Mcj-oii state legis
lature since 1!H I am) plaim to at-ti-mt
the next si sstoii, was the prin
cipal speaker when Itlue Mountain
j;rumie met S-itui'day in reKiihir
Ms.-:lon at the ball. "Study your
subject so as to vote Intelligently"
urued M r. W ells, w hen uiHriisiii
difterenl bills that will he on the
ballot at the coming election. The
Ibiuue bills were dwelt upon at
some length and quite clearly ex
plained. County School Superintendent VI.
A. Sayre spoke briefly on the mat
ter of co-operation between teach
er ami parents to make wood
schools. lie also explained the
benefits o the C.-T. A.
Kalph Hunt, principal of Island
City si-hool. made a very interest-
tiiL: talk on the bill that will come
before roadless in the very near
tut ure concerniiiH the revision of
the calender.
Mrs. W. F. O'ekeler and Mrs. Kd.
Kelt ley each yave a clever reading.
The subject of Mrs. C.ekeler's ar
ticle was "UelU-f for the l-'armer"
by Wtll Itok'ers.
ecedinjr the lecture hour,, I. l-
Wright, master of the K'niiKe, tton-
sure that South has only two. The
Declarer evidently has determined
tit establish Mummy's Diamonds
anil l-aist lias the Ace; he can save
KUine by leading the Ace and then
the l'euce of Clubs, The hiKhest
of West's four Clubs must heat
North's Nine, ho thin play must
produce five tricks (three Clubs
and Ivo 1 Mamonds) for Ka.st and
West.
When this hand wan actually
played, the distribution of the curd
anionic the four players wan an
follows:
li will be noled lhat a Heart
lead by Kast at trick It would have
permltl'-d South to no' kuiiic.
?
I NEW
TTCT? VATTT
7-5
, v 5-4-2
4Q-I0-7-4-2
I 49-8-7 ,
8-6-4-3 f n6rth, J-IO-9-2
IV" i iW
10-6-5-4 I S0H lA-J-3-2
R-K-Q
9-8 6-5-3
K-Q
i ,
W TK-j You ll Enthuse Over III
These Values
uub 1 wuiiLHimi ,jown
More
New Hats
Monday's express brings
MORE SLIP - ON SWEATERS
New and attractive styles, all moderately
priced $3.50 to $8.50
PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exclusive Ready-to-Weari
& Millinery
ducted the usual routine of busi
ness. At this lime, it was decided
lhat the mem hers of the organi
zation meet with the ijuld Canyon
Krauze Tuesday eveniuir. Oct. 23.
Mr. AVrijiht was elected chairman
of a committee to arrange for a
date with T. K. Itellamy, of the
K.istern O;-'.!! Muuic company for
one of his lectures and entertainments.
Alie. j
-yf
... ::..--r-
5 fcr LOOS4 FOR 1 fi E S C . !
' PICTURE Of THE I
GCiDEN WSTGSE1 ,j
8
FALL FRO
We couldn't think of offering
frocks of .such fine quality and
style at such a low price with
out the special eo-operation of
the New York manufacturers
themselves.
$Q.95
Hought on a
Price
Concession.
Sold
a way under
Real Value.
fDl?niT A Small
CINDERELLA
Frock Shop
I Mrs. Uoy Spencer delightfully
entertained the members of tho
iiirthday Dinner club at her homo
Friday. At 1 o'clock dinner was
I served at one loiii table tvivlnt; for
j its decoi.it ions the season's f low
ers. Places were laid for nine luh
.members and two uuesis. , The afl
j ernoi.n was spent vlitinK-. The
next meethpr will be wllh Mrs. W.
'A. MeCnll. Vv. X.
J i
i Mm i
i Hp i
I
Payment
takes any Rannent.
best
Coat Values-
;