La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 05, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text" Tuesday, March S: 1929: LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER rage Tlaa Society mm NEW BATHING SUITS INSURE HEALTHY, TAN. Mrs. Fleming And . Mrs. Roehm Speak $;... At Club Meeting i Mrs. il. 8, Fleming und , llr 'hurle. Hoehni. gave Interesting papera aim talks ycsti'i.liiy ufier noon "at the met-tlnx of the an Ite Npnrrk rliib ut the home or. Mr. I.ynn YYrlkht. .Mrs. Itot-hm'i. mil.-, Jeut was VHIr JunlmaM ICi-yniihls." unr Mrs. Fleming's pi "ThuinoM (iujlmhoroiigh." Mrn. , Kl,.mlng ulx'i compared the work nf lhe (wo ai -IlKtH.' v , . ; Ahnut 20 member of the club were present at the meeting. , Tim artists, ('nrrcgKlo uml An- Orell del Kurtn. wore iIIwiikkciI yes terday ut un lntcrcllng meeting of the IttlnihlerH Art Huh helil ut llv liome of Miss Margaret Anson. , ,Mrs. George Hlrule wiih In charge of the program uml tolil of the two artists. Mrs. itlrnle ulso rend llroivnlnR's potm, "Andrea - dol Sarin." i.-A-- -,' t . t-."- ," ' I Mrs.: I'. V. Johnson who Is leaving,-soon for. her' new hoinc .'; In t'ownseml, , Mont:, was pleasantly surprised yesterday ..afternoon by inembei-s. of . the Lucky I)or.cn club at (lie 'home of .Mrs, H. (V Smith. Tha.iiallKhtfiil. tiireo-courso. lunch eon arranged by .members -of. the clilb. Wan scried at .1 d'cloidf. f After' the. luncheon, un hour of "ylsltintr wak enjoyed.' As a token of feirurd ' und, with 1 best wishes , for success, Mrs. Johnson wns pre sented with a lienutiful picture of Wu,Hova lake. - . i ".,. . Mists ,'! Mark-unite Klopfenstein, who Is Iciiylng tomorrow night for I'llluskl," Vn., where she hurt uc f'epted'a position with the l'uluskl Knglncerlii company, was . the honor truest at u' handkerchief (dtnwer, und party lust nlithl given y a group of her friends' In- l.u C.rnmle. I ; r'. .. ' : panip Fire Girls , . ! . Receive Honors twenty-throe -Oinnp Klrt Klrls won two lioalth lionnrn each at the joint mooUiiK of tin- Sacajaweti friotip an t he newly oixaiitzed group of Mrs., Tlyilo lavi, which met In the room of the Saoujawea Kroup .yeHterUny afternoon - ufUr school. J J)r. lewa AVIIUps save U'hIh for ptussinif the examination for the rank. .The qulst Included ilimn v strut Ion -and ItnowtadKe of rare o the- feet during; hi ken to keep them In the Jiest condition. Trviitn.ent f of three kinds of wound h wan also i ". pa ut n r the oxo mliMU4MhU ( Heforo the mcetiiiK' un French and Myrtle .Sehultu put the, camp fire room In order to win service honor. . . , public y ! MENUS with cream, hominy riia. broiled ' if hiicon. toast, coffee, und cocoa or j- milk for the chlldi-en. x -V Thi Pukwnnu rmp hire (rlrln are holdlnx a dinner tonight in the huvement of the McUiodint church. The tiosleMtten urc the gn who uro cundidateu for the rank of fire maker. Xrn. V. K. Hall, acting Ktiardlun tn the nbnence of Mm. It. ui.ioii wtir tuK,. phtre t -o - KllH (OUPi mincoJ ,)Uin or !on(tup ( clock. ; ... 4 or heef Handwlche. jello with or! without cream, ten. ' . Jlonorln( Mrt. . Albert l.umni on, dinnkU Irish stew, buttered the oecoHlon of her birthday until- nub colery and olives. freHh ap- vmsary Murjorlc llaliu-a and Velmu 'harlton were hontewieK al a de II fit I party ut her home ut !4tJ North -AkIi utreet Sunday afternoon." - A birthday cake with cuindlcsi anil birthday Rlftk from the KUeMtH. pie pie with cheeae, tea or coffee. " A . broukfoHt . cereal Kontnully means the usual uncooked cereal i of corn flakes, tfrapenuts, puffed. wheat or rice, or.the.tmiat oai meal, Cream' of wheat or a wheat- Announcements were fealuren of the ufternoon ena of ho me sort. Hominy kkUh i which won enjoyed by the honor are a cereal ordinarily thought of K0t und Mih. ,1. K. I'harlton. Her- only when seen on a reHtaurnnt nova Hunt. Mm. Kd Workman, menu. Owcnith Workman. Incx f'barlton i U i no lonKfi necessary to ro ;nnd tile honlefiHH. jthroukb the tcdioufi' prooewi of I ,M , . ., , turenartng homluv.u8 our mothers . 'and KTniulntothers tlld. ; Hominy, 'ready to serve by merMy wurmtiw, may be bought conned, or la dry i bulk form, ncedlnir only , soak in tf. Mt In nerhans '-a. hit heavier than The Illveniide l.adU'ri' Aid wlll -ther cereulK. and could; not be meet Thursday afternoon ut 2 1 used with the frequency" of oat o'clwk at the Jioine of Mrs. Clyde-'meat or other, cereals. luvis at ItirtS! Henton". street. j Neither Is. it necessary ? In ,thls , - - . I modern day . to piepare - cmun ".-'St.". Peter's Kplseopal Guild, will . soups In the home kitchen by the mwet Wednesday; Mar. C at the la .'tedious process of'qooklng veice tirunde . hotel ut 'A o'clock.1 All Jtables and maklnr thenv into members and' olhefs'intercstcd uiowTce for the" sOup! foundation, invited to attend. The market teems with very sat- . ; Msfactoi'y crouip- soups jnnde 'from . ... . .,"' " every uvaflable soup -.vefretable, The Women's ; Kducatlon-; .i nple matter T J T.. tt t,a, "' opening can. adding milk, heat- oclock at the home of Mrs Hen- , with ; toasted wick Clark at S004 Oak street. The ern,.i(era ... -'. .. . program will begin promptly. The. ;tew , sounil p)(,i,laii, meeting Is In charge of Mrs. Zola mlt 0 a fl.01lly g . nothing Is turner anil win pu imio a -tour or M apu,,iMng this homely j i..i..iniu vuanun-K .iconcortlon of honing beer cut into Vi i : ' I ploces, potatoes, cui'iot,- turnip, A silver tea will be hebj, for the fcelery, onion und cabbage. nieinners or tnc l.aaies nocieiy to the; H.'. of li. I' V & K. at .the home of Mrs. Lloyd Hickford on ,-Cedar street wllhMrs. Jack Hilary assist--ant Jiostes.: - All ineiAiers are ask-' i PUTMAN'S La Grande Exclusive Keady-to-W ear and Millinery ' Skeleton Found -Near Hollywood; Police Puzzled Well tanned shoulders and harks nre Insured hr the latest styles In hnthlnR irtllts, 'At the left Is n tine shoulder suit - When one shoulder Is brown the suit mny he. reversed to olipun nn een uni. ni rliiht, Helen Jleany, rancy diving. champion. lis shown In n new lo- backed suit. t'enteri I'eppl Kmr laniler anil Susan Simian getllng an early Ian at Havana. , VAU'ABI.K OKMS MISNIXO '; XUW YORK, Mar. li (AP) Iost while ghosts walked at Texas n.,l,....,'. nl..ht li,t, n Hi) Him rfl.i-i en to uttea.t. Arrangements win m . ', . ,,Mln .. lh. pany of Mrs. dark the 'spirit lie tiifiiln Pni-'n Hnicifil nintitlnf tn l, l.i.- '.il ..-.I nu il,.'0018 nfflelnl vtnil nf Klenn Wnril ' iifitlon. ' 1,10 WKIINKKDAY I'llor.HA.MS' The American Hroadcaatlng com- proKi'iun for Wednesday fnl- Margot (Mlln. In l""1 ,isiio onseiiinie. n...i- ..f .llnrinlnh sier priigruiiii i mni) . i Crime (.'ommlFslon has. recont-. Tho unnual meeting of the I.a-i mended abolition of county Jails, illes' Aid of the Presbyterian i t does seem thcyMiilght be better 8:311, 0:311. POP- uliir danc music.; -; . . ' : j The National rirondcnstlng com I pany program fort Wednesday rol ilows: U:30.-l'nlmollvfe hour; 7:110, A subcommittee, of the National ,oold Ktrand program: X. ltoads .to ..Valentino strummed the jtultnrand '"ketch, happiness program:. . (that of Arnold ques :.lhe way honu Mrs, Colin dlscov- al vice presidenl, who Is to come . , .... .., Hnlnn orchestra, artists trio . . . iiiiui oi A-rnuiti . iiuiiisieiii cvaiii-u , . . .. from Nevada. . ',,. .,.,. .,,, ,,.. 'novelties; 1 1, sleepy 4lme; 1 1 The Methodist Ui. lies' Aid will - - '""',,.. o'clock at the. home of Mrs. H. l:.!,'l'e', fixon nt the corner of Second and i Washington.' ' '."''."' . odours: . B:S0.; NBC": 11:90, In' the I flnrden: 9, orch'eslru;- mixed tturtr tet; 10 to 11, NB . i - ' K HQ Spokane (SDOke) :1.S, sporls: :30. Nlld; .0. bridge, "vn-, rled program; 10 to 18,- dance mu slo.',. ....... ',- ""H-'.; 'i..'. KOMO Seattle (OJOkc). 6:30, NBO;'s:ao,,viirle'd pfogrnm; 11:30, newi, ' organ. ' ;.: . ' i ' ' , ' ' , KN.V los Angeles (lOOOkc). 0. organ, viirled -program; '8:30, fea ture; 10 to 1, dance music. ! "KTAB Oakltinif (BriOkc) 7:30, music: ll to'12, Night Owls; 18 to 1, serenaders.;- k '." .'-, I'Ofirs l'l'KSK IIKillKR rhurch will he held Wednesday at- terooou at 2;:trt o'clock i.n the com. manltv rooni .of tliechureh.' IClee: roraawkwiu. iu- eja-i.jt.,m. urged tii'ut all members he' presi-nt for .the" meeting.' . : J- Vl j7 NEW SPRING FROCKS $24.95 And you will never realize, until you've seen them how wonderful they are at this price. Dozens of versions of Spring's new est mode, the season's utmost in style and value- All sizes women and misses. Credit - Your Own Terms ALLEX-A HOSIERY IN ALL THE NEW SHADES CINDERELLA Frock Shop used In some counties, liKH.K AM) TWO TONKS ot brown kid ara cleverly comhlned In a modernistic denlfin In this afternoon. bAR, ?ho clasp is ol morcaslte. . Ttomnnce: 8:30, Hill Hilly boys; .10 to '12, dance music. ,1 . KSI Wult IaiUb rily (ll30Ue B. music: (1:30. NHCl 10 to: 11, donee nuiKlcv : : . ( Kin Henltle .( DTOhe) Jin ' 1 2. AIK' pronrnm. . i Kl'LA.-rhos Anseles ' (5701(C) 5:80 to 7, nnliUot. orchMtru; .0 to 11, luind and quintet, - f K.MTI1 Hollywood 570kc) 7 to 9, and ll tn-12. Altr pronruni. K(iO Oakland (71l)ke) fl, Paul Ileveie: fl:3M,,Nltt?; il, quintet; 10, xnc. . ' KKRC San Francisco (filOkc) C, eoneert; varied propram; . 0, choir; 10 to 12, orchestra. KOW Portland (02oko) fi, mu sic, book chut (1:30. NIK?; 8:30, ) historical dramn: 10, dance music; 12, news. . . KMX Portland (1 1 80kc) , ft to 12, AIM' lU'iiKriim'; 1 2, weather, news. . KOIX Portland (0-lflkc) 0. din ner music, orchestra;' 7:30. . -studio j program; 10. to 11:30, dance mu sic. : KPO San Francisco (fiHOkc) fi. soprano; li:30. NMC; 8:30, trio; Tommy and Hob; , 10, dance band. KKI--J-oh AjiucIch (tMokc) ;tl, s nciipators, - Xl'.; K;30, ; studio, concert) 10, NIMJ. ' V- KOA Denver (S30Uc) C. tronb-1 ("..PA 1118, Mar. 6 AP) Sllnht rise In the pulse nf Marshul Foch to 90 Vuve his ihyslenntf sum wmrry. They wild his' condition" otherwise was "satisfactory .'V howsver. The pallent .passed a quiet. uIkIU. Ills . temperature this mornluK wus 9U.1; I . i i IMT lMlKIVHr.K Vh CIKNF.VA., Mr. 6 AP) Mlihu HOI.I.YVOOI, Cal.. Mar. ; C (API -Tho skeleton of a woman, dead fur mom (bun a year, found on u hillside In NMchols canyon, only five biocksc from llollywoud boulevard,' u heavily travelled htKh way, yesterday Involved police I.n one nf the most mystifying Investl Katlons of rcent years. The skull, severed from the hotly with strands i blondo hair still ndherlnic to it, was discovered early last niph by a Kioup of student hikers. Later j KtuadH of. pollen officers, searchiiiK ! the hillside with natdilU'hts, found! the remainder , of the : body, j wrapped In apparently once-fash-buiable ctothliiK. I The condition of both the skele- ' ton and tho. liead was such that t ' invetlKutirs were unable, to de- tennlno derittitely whether the body had been decapitated linme- t (lately after death, or whether the i skull hs d been torn mvny nVter'j dlslnteKtatlon had commenced. Tho cause-of death also remained un-j determined early today. Kxamtn- attup of the skull had failed to: dlscloso any ' ' Indentures which mlKhf have caused death. "' V j From the tattered clothing In chased fKoifn l-enolr, 14 Uue Boynl, I'nrlfti A 1 -4" tttintoVtt) purt-i wm the photograph tof.'a 4'oman, 150 or 55 yertrs of bte. Written tiijon It was the word "ManiH" Jeteptlvei were tteniptliK to decipher fk fad ed a l dress on a card, found tyt th purse with the pJcture, All of the clot lii on the skele Ion nppeared to have been of good, quality. )eutui work In the skull, officers wilil. Indicated the wfimnn to have h1'n of middle ftgf S.V.E.Co. , 1 Him Adanm, f.ft'Ornml Oro.. Ornr Bldff. noql,. iuile.1 Aim-ilc-un iurlBt who 'which tho nUolnton won wtoddc.I, 1 rvlim on a Hiieclnl aninmlttaa I1:, Ummmliifil that (ho womim tin- lovlnlo'n of th wtirlil court nln tuteii, I'oiifcn'cd with Knrvlicn Mint iHtw-miilnd .of KntncD toilny con pernlim ii frtrmttln which Mr. Hoot hni prppnreil :iih llm IiiimIh of nn UKrpiment for Amcrliinn : mlhpxlon to tho wtirlrt court, . v . CiiAiiOR port nons . TANNKH. franco, Mar. II (AD 'rhe Tuteii for pet Iork nt Icoil InK hocelx nro $3 a riay table d'hoto and $4 a la cart. Time wan when gucHt"' pel were fed for nothlun. . Few VnwW In Chin Mnriliife In C'hlnn Is almost unt vermil. Klrlerljr bnclielnm uml mnlrtcn IiuIIcr nrn vlriuiill.T un known nmonu tho nnrninl pvopla of tliut country. waif-. wcaiihR a ; Hportx cnHcmhlc. The coat apparently vm of roiiKh woolen fHltrUv checked tan and Ki'een, wllh silk llulnir- In the rlKht ' pocket. ;0f tho coat a .small coin puI-mo- wm found, of broended Hiitln. with a Rreen holly deHlitn. I Inside wiih a ttllvcr monogram "D", two tt IiIIIh, and till centH In ver.' Tho purHo hnro markliiRa Identifying It n hnvlnit been pur- For 100 morning ,4 eaten steaming hot Slew I'rlntal in lo 44 - tt.M .. mv- m pi: She called it SIN . .. . he called it :-:;A Noble Sacrifice . . . who r, was right? STANDING In the hdowl, Marvin Smith. iw Jack's young wife come iwtttly, silently iiitb'tnp inodhliglit. How tired she looked how rsgged her clothes. His piilsr quickened. She was getting tired ol the struggle. Soon, she would come tn him , "Bobbu. ' lit whispered. ,' Shpstifleo . cry "What arc you doing here? ' i;-' ; . ; They weie close to each otlic now, his body allame, his arras . j, acliing to hold her. . 'Let me help yon, bohbiel 1 love you I want to help you " "But my husband. ,.'' "Hell never . know. You ought to do it (or his lake, Bobbie he needs care end medical atten tion. ' dlpvil ' Partial Contents jor April Yourur Sinner " Honor or Sbamc? v7h,H.Didn'(SemlfarH My Mother's Eyes Whtn a Man Strays In His Wood , When Vou Mirrj iht ' WronfMaa Sfand 7 other iterieif - "Forhli ikel". She thooght wfldlf. She had come to these desolast hills JOung bride eager (or the lorc-oesc sck had promised. Love-oestl There . weTcticruoinfui ts,' not e rwl the bare nc cessirics. Now Jack lay inured. ..penni less. .. in pain, .i ' " v And here waa Marvin Smith, offering . her money,xomfor c, luxuryl Hishand' tome face was bent close to hers, . ' . ' "li vroId be sin," srw whitpartd. " ' ) vIcwouMbcanoUesaciiy.ild. Who was right? V . ' Read "C law Ifte Tiit Wr b , April True Story. 'Cour. ageously tnia youalg win tells how the folvM the bitter probtea Use placed .bciote her. Turn if tit Trm ttfp Hear imUeiit tmrffruU ' tiih Mr (fVX.aiaW tit yixrfjfirltrBxsaTim, Outpcpt FROM RADIO TO TALKIE STARDOM Timiie StoEr At All Nev'tania only 250 - 1 . aT aVaT M m WmmmM alXa m ' t . . u I , I I I ,. I ' " l ssiMsBSBBiinaHSBsissaiaBsass : Jit I II II I fi hi - m m mi mm -y i n ,t i A .. .-.,.., RAgfl our dinner perfect" . Sf 4 -writ The movie milled the legitimate nan, onrt now (he "talkie" are r.ut raidlna; the rndlo Innesi Anionic the ftmt camtaltleii I the rlttiilm.' of Mvrlle MrlJiutrtilln. petite lrlh iuiriiii nf H.-in Fran- ""e!ri-oV KtTi. fn l.e seen and hf.-trtl In'ttt liltf H ulkie-mualo niovieM. ... - . "Thank you. Coffee does help, I think." 1 . "But such good coffee. You must have a secret." 'Nothing but M-J-B." Selected grades of green coffee from favored districts in far countries are com binedin making the famous M'J'B Blend. . Its full-bodied richness and rare flavor I , developed and brought out by the M'J'B -process of blending and aging before ; roasting. . Many people find that with M'J'B, th full-flavored blend, they use slightly lo coffee. Whether you make it strong, mild or medium M-J'B has the matchless coffee flavor that only the rich blend out give. M'J'B is vacuum-sciled in the new un proved friction top key-cans by M'J'B's own patented process. Ask for M'J-B coffee at your grocery. Look for the let ters on each can. COFFEE,;;