Monday, June 3, 1920
LA GRANDE' EVENING OBSERVER; LA GRANDE.' ORE..
Papr Three
Society News
;Miss Mildred Fox, .
Mr. Pflughaupt
:" ' Married Saturday
farm on the
I .a (irande
lack Hawk trail near
Women! AllH.-lonary Kaelely of
the I'hriMian chinch has postponed
its meet i tif? for Wednesday to
Thursday. Tlu- society will meet
at the home of Mrs. I.. S. Weeks,
with Mrs. It. I j. Puliimn as leader.
i'BUIXEfS
hy Lhai-les G. Booth.
A lien ut if u! kImi pllclt y marked
the wedding Saturday lunrulnK. or
.Miss Mildred I'ox and Mr. Arthur
rthitfhaupl at the home of the par
ents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. II.
A. Kox. VlU'l Seeond street. A
proup of fonrtten ft lends and re u
tives were Invited guests, & witness
the pretty ccrtiuony.
.lust preceding the ceremony,
Mis. Minnie I ly mini, accompanied
on the piano hy Miss Kllznbeth
lless sang "At I'awh" hy ( 'adman
and "Into The 1 wn With You"
also hy ('adman and then as Miss
Jlt'ss played- the Wedding March
from l.ohfngrin. t he bride ami
groom, attended hy Mr. .lohn t
(Illbei t and Mrs. Ityniim, tooK
I heir plans In-fore the officiating
clergyman, Itev. K; o. Mess, who
rend the single ling service. The
bride wore a hrtuilit'ul gown of a
delicate shell pink brocade with a
ehii'fon overdrape, which was tin
ported from China, and carried an
exquisite hrld-'s honnuet. A wed
ding breakfast iinmed lately fol
lowed the -ceremony, Mrs. AvA
Italier assisting - wit h the serving
Tim guests were" all settled ul one
table, centered with a lovely basket
of sweet pe-ts nnd ferns.
Sir. cud M rs. l'Mughaiipt till -mediately
left on a motor trip start
ing east from l.a tlmnde and wtll
return July first, to take up their
residence in I lie Cleaver apart
ments. Moth the principals in Saturday
Wedding am well known in this
elly. Mrs. rriughaupt has been In
the teaching profession since com
pleting . her lilfih school here and
college work and has just finished
the year's teaching at Halter. Mr.
J'flughnupl Is the local navy re
cruiting officer,
Mr. and Mrs. Rose ,
Honored at Lodge
Mr, and Mrs. Khner Hon, who
are leaving l.a (irandc to mane
their perimmeut home in Seattle,
were especially . honored Friday
evening at the regular meeting oi
the. I'ylhlan Sinters, In addition lo
other courtesies shown, Mrs. Itose,
who has gone through the chairs
In this order, was given a lovely
gift from her co-workers. The so
cial which tallowed the meeting
wa.H happily spent nt curds una
other amusements nnd with some
refreshments. On 1 he third I'M
day In June, it was decided t' hold
a pot. luck slipper.
Recital Program
Event of Sunday
Three young Indies, each with
unusual musical ability, and along
different lines, appeared yesterday
on n, recilttl program, and while the.
recital was a presentation by Mrs1.
I. K. Itobinson. of Miss Anita Her
nuinn. pupil in violin, the other
two, Miss Lenore II end Icy, uceom
panlst, and Miss ltuth Ceihel, solo
ist, each did so exceptionally well
with their pails on the program,
that to all three belong consider
able credit, and the appreciation of
the audience included all three.
Miss Anlla, eleven year old
daughter nf Mr.' and Mrs. Arthur
Hermann of ttie valley, has had
(three years of violin and for some;
J lime she has been appearing before
I'nion county uiidiences, hue mnsl-'
;cal ability, with which she hut
j been so generously endowed, to
gether with her careful trainlnir.
and her excellent hIokc presence
for one of her years, having mndoj
her popular wit It audiences. All j
these features were outstanding in.
her recital yesterday. Her num
bers were nil rulher difficult, sbrt
played entirely from memory, and
she was apparently perfectly at
ease throughout. It u a very de- j
llghtful program and if applause tfj
any indication it was thoroughly
appreciated.
jEpworth 'Leaguers
Guests at Elgin
MENUS
Hy NISTKIl .MAIIV
Haying fruit and vegetables calls
for a combination of accurate
knowledge and good luck. Kvery
huckster and grocer arranges his
wares to look thir ntt and it's only
the canny shoppers who discovers
the blemish If there is one.
There art- certain conditions and
qualities pertaining to some seas- J
onnhlc fruit a and vegetables which
the inexperienced huusewil'c should.
SYNOPSIS: Awakening the
morning after the ghastly ex
perience In the Luudy saloon,
Peebles is convinced it was a
nightmare. He is surprised to
find Kurle. Ogdehs o.ueer vis
itor itf the day of the murder,
beside him. He questions Kurle,
who flees when Henry Deacon
drives up before the building.
Deacon insists that Jerry's
flannels, found in the saloon
by Peebles, are added proof of
guilt. Peebles claims they were
planted by Dillon; then tells
Deacon bis experiences In Tor
ridity but omits the two story
figures seated at the poker
table.
Hrnlhers ' Penjron mild that lie hammer upon our ear-drums thun
thought he won id nee Kurle alone, dermis- echoes sprang up around
"Very well.' 1 agreed. "I'll put us, behind us. nbove us. in front of
in the time pokinu around the mine us. Never bail I beard so frightful
bnildiUKs, We'll go into the mine, a uiedley of sound. We stood still
together." until It hud subsided.'
Henry stopped the car al Ibe .,esentlv we found ourselves on
gnsh In the flank of the Skeletons. ,,lp Oireshotd of it tunnel, the roof
and 1 showed him the shanty. amI hUWh nf Wbich were timbered.
1 watched until he passed through T))f( Bush rm nn.nHS this tlm-
tbe door of the shanty. Ilvldenlly lurpi! tnPi nni continued into
Kurle was at home, for be did not ,,0 HlWt.w f the mountain. Deacon
reappear, doing hack to the sedan sn,iUlhp, ,n0 tIgbt beam into the
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Kl i-iu-lr.erieM nt their lu st should .'
be nf medium slue and of a bright'
red color. The color should lie uni-
Twenty young peopio. member ,
of tlie Kpwort h League of the
t.Methodlst church, drove to K.lgin ;
lust evening where they were guests j
of the Klgin i,eagucrs at a joint
meelin. A program of vocal instru-
mental music and a short skit, fol- ,
lowed the regular devotional meet-"
Ing, and then . came the recrca-j
tlonal hour - with games and re- -I
freshmenls on . the church lawn.
The young people of l.a (Jrande re-;
port a very pleasant time.
Mrs. McCall's Piano
, Pupils m Kecitalj
The recital given yesterday af- 1
teruoon by the piano pupils of Mrs
H. (r. Mot 'all, in the banquet room ',
of the. Sucuja'Veu. Inn was quite ft j
pronounced success. About 75 peo-',
pie enjoyed the program given by!
the group of musicians wiio ranged j
from the mere beginners who had
difficulty Jii reaching the floor to i
the more, advanced students, and
all deserved the compliments
showered upon them, iis well as
upon their Instructor, Mrs, Met'all
is giving a party for her pupils I
Wednesday afternoon. I
Piano Student 1 j
To Give Recital,
form fading sllghliv toward the worm, or union stalking me in tn'
tip. perhaps, but not . showing gallery and my finding the pruvl
green. The fruit should be free demial door that saved me from
from excessive dirt.. Itrtiises are certain death. 1 carefully avoided
tin. i l1ii. tin.' inviin ihu-iv 1 in. all mention of that scene, which
mature or one-sided berries are must be the result of my disor
ant to be seedv and poorly fiav- on. narrnsseu iuenuuu.
ored and are not desirable. Tlv
I drove on to tho, mine buildings.
When I had spent t be prescribed
half hour nosing around the plant
I trudged back to the canyon. Den
ion was coming down tho trail,
wiping his forehead.
"Visa found hint, eh?" .
"Yes. He was mixing n mess of
flapjacks, and he didn't see me.
lie seemed to he talking to u cou
ple of men he called 'Hull' and
'Nap.' Hut I saw that he was only
talking to himself."
" 'Hull' nnd Nnp" I echoed.
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der- Henry grinned. "I didn't get
much of It, hut I've nn Idea be was
Then 1 became unconscious I Unking about yob. "I is n doni
Chapter 23
TIIK l-OI.DKX WAI.I,
told Deacon the story of th
shame a ol' he gont like me can't
liave his bit o' peace without them
boxes, whether thev be quart or eoncliuted.
..i i.i i ... . 1 1 Viii,..i .i. i ; A humid exnresston that warmed
a uuuri webrhH twenty ounces, in- my heart came Into bis eyes, us j w" """ '"" .... ...n i u ,
eluding the box. if it weighs less n wonder I found you alive, old ht.t s that. Nap- e reckons he ,
.. .. n,Mi" Iia Kaiil bnskilv jrot the dnyllhls skenred oulen
weight.
Pinrappl'
j we hlew our noses in unison, aim
... 1 lolil hlm of mv return to con-
mnst nlentitul during . May and
June. They are easy to choose
for ' they have few imperfections. '
The size of this fruit usually has
He-He-llel' He saw
hlm
then."
seiousness and of my interview w ith ' euueitled. Did
i.',n.P thing out of hlm?"
'Kurle, eh." he mused. "Are you
sure he didn't get Into this building
tunnel. Smaller tunnels ran in ten
from it In different directions, and
I concluded this one was the main
bore of the mine. llrinlng the
light beam buck into the slash.
Deacon swept 11 over the wall
nbove our heads. A vein of quart x
some three feet wide on a level
with my head caught the light In a
way that arrested imp' attention.
Kxelled, I seixed a knob-like pro
jection of the vein. It was loose. It
came away In my hand, and Dea
con bent the light beam upon it.
"tlold!" 1 whispered. "Kurle's
ledKe?"
Beauties Use
Mello-Glo Powder
The.y would nol be without new
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. Powder because it prevents large
you get any- ! pores . . . stays on longer . . .
spreads more smooiniy aim is mu
"Uniien with It," Henry replied
.event ly.
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Did this ledge of gold-dtlartz
influence A n d r e w Ogden's
murder? Deacon ami J'eeble
make another discovery in to-1
lino-row's ehiipin
Thp Inland of Hunnnr, near Auk
tralia, is inhnbiteu solely hy ;wo
men. It in a training school; for
native girts. !
U might help some If they would
change the motto on tho American
dothu from "Irt" God We Trust"
lo "Abbk- With Me." i
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one pineapple
atne jiercentage
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Guaranteed
Pure
use less than of
high priced brands
MILLIONS of POUNDS USED
HV THR nnVPRMUITHT
"Just about w hat you told hie." t ohk for Its purity, no irritation.
I thought for a moment. "Does N'ever gives a pasty or flaky took
'""' i ..i ..i this conver. .itlim v i i 'Itnl ' anil . to uic sum. jut new rn-m m i-"-
Us quality, and 'Van' strengthen vottr opinion that : Kives a youthful bloom and
garded vou as dangerous to his U was Kurle who tnckled me in the , keeps ugly shine nwa. rj
claim on the mine. Walt a bit." he rnri last night?" .... MKIJ.O-UU today! .
Avem on as I was about to politic ' Henry looked troubled. "It should. ! Inc.-Ad.
on hlm. "Vou were going to ask Htippnse. libt after talking to him j , , ,
me wlu- be didn't finish you after " i u.v tne way, nere s a
he broke in the door. A rrnxy man souvenir for you." (Ii'innlng sour
fs a creature of impulse. After '.. Ip hnnde'd tne Ktirle'A elght
bi'rj.klng In the door he may havcj'l oyepleee. . "It seemed l.i he
h:.d one of his Iticht moments and "P' oshary to him nnd I thought ro-
ueving mm ot u was one way oi
little to do with
pound for pound
yields about tlu-
of edible material 'as another.
Krnlt wanted for immediate use
should be of an even golden yel
low color. . This .denotes full rip
ening. Pulling leaves from 'the
"crown" Is another test of maturi
ty. The leaves should pull easily
and he white for some distance) up
from the base. The fruit should
not tin limit nnd trreen look in ir un
less it is to be kept for soiv.e time conclusions."
before using. Over-ripe, pines are ' I chuckled. "You argue plattsl
soft and frequently have black My, Henry. , Hut I Insist tbnt It
spots. The black spots Indicate wasn't I'tirie. T)o you mean that
"black rot," which becomes troub- he killed Andrew?"
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germs. Safe and simple to use. Just
follow directions on bottle, .'i . ' , .:.
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removes stains
destroys odors ,
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This evening at eight o'clock lb
lh l.a Crande hotel ball-room,
pupils of Mrs. l.Pe Reynolds will
give the tollowing program at I heir
spring piano recital, nnd which the
public Is Invited Id hear.
Cinderella t Campbell
Kuhy Juno Mcl'herson
lllack-Kyed Husies (byirntoltn
Ocrtrude King
Happy Darky - ,..,.i..........Nolaii Kerr
Harold Weks &
Jolly Dnrkles Uachler
. Halph Winters, Jr.
Priscillu on alurdiiy Hllbro
Klalne Kly
Hpiinish Dunce , Ungiiee
Donii ltell Croupe I
hullan Dunce Ove-iholt
Owen Allen j
Wing Koo Hilrlelghi
Ksther Davis
Joys of Spring Huerter
Josephine I'isher !
Captain Khhl Dorothy Hlake'
(iordon Itallautyne I
Cordon llallantyne ,
( Mrs. K. .. Kvaiis)
Kor-det-Me-Not J.ouis Wright
Viola Hogers
(Mrs. .!:. Kvans)
Wooden Shof. Dunce Pahli
Hetty ltuth Holmenkamp
A Highland I .addle Kred .Morey
Mnrion llnllantyne
(.Mrs. 10. ., Kvahs)
Irish Uitlnhy Qulnlan
Anna May Wlilling
Clypsy Love Song Huerter
Daphne Itowery
l-'airy Tale ... Kullnp
(trace Helen Hohnenkamp
Kulryn Hogers
Mary 1'Vees
Moonlight ltevels Andre
Iai Veda Mtllerlng
The Katlor Hoy Von Stornburg
hoy Herman
I,n coqiietto Dutton
Dorothy Lee Reynolds
(Mrs. K. L. Kvuns)
Japanefl Sunset Deppln
l-'ern ltroomfiehl
Kgyptlan Junce L ltudolf Kriml
(lien Kox
(Mrs. K. Ij. Evans)
From an Indian Lodge MacDowell
Echoes of Spring Krlnil
Katharine Wlssler
Tho Nightengale Liszt
Mildred Spencer
Violin Pupils To
Appear In Recital
Tomorrow evening at tho Pres
byterian church, twenty violin pup
ils of Mrs. Florence Lynch Miller
will give u recital program ut the
First Presbyterian church, a pro-
! gram which the public is invited
j to Phare. One of the prominent
features will be the. violin ensetn
h!o of seventeen pupils which wtM
gru m.
The young pople who ure to ap
pear are Robert Ovford, Milton
I hiugherty, Itlunchc May, Frediu
)Iucs, Herenice Marr, Hobble Met-
'culf, Etta Bishop. Walter Dahl.
Iluth Dyers. Andrea Alnsworth,
Genevieve I-'l-xer. Ituy Wilson.
Catherine ftriiliy. H:uel McPher
son, Mona Louise llamstreet, Nor
ma Hanks. Opal Kind ey . Sa m
Southall. Je:n ftsmm and Othello
Thompson.
" SPECIAL "
Free
SEX LECTURE
Women Only
TUESDAY AT 2 K M.
in
Sacajawoa Ball Room
lesomc with warm wealher. Thi;i ..No j m,n't. Ogden refused to
usually starts at the base of the IV(.nKllap Furle.'s claim: they ouar
frult and is plain to bo seen. re-led. Now, if Andrew bad bcn
The seasonable vegetables are tound dead Immediately afterwards
string beans and peas. While we would have concluded thi't Fu
Ihese are obtained throughout t'ne r.e had killed hlm. Hut he wasn't,
year they are- most plentiful and And 1 can't make myself see that
cheapest tinting May and June. half-blind otd desert rat lairr n
What are "string beans" to us circping In through the side win
mean several varieties to the mar- Cnw and slabbing Andrew in the
kctiuan, but no matter whether neck. . P.cJi'.d'ri'i the principal evj
tlmy are greun or yellow they deuce points eicewhere. As lr
should lie clean, vivid and smooth. Dillon, he blackmailed Andrew.
Crispness is desirable, but u slightly (ert:tlpy. Hut it dorsn't fnlbiw
wilted bean can be freuhened in (Pat be killed him No, 1 am
cobl uulcr If tlie olht-r tiiaiitb fi are neninning to believ. thftt thlK nr-A'
good. The hisms should be unno- ed;;e in (ho Two Brothers Is at. :he
. ." rr-n r?l((, 0f t1? thing. Jerry quarreled
&l(h his father' oVnr It, find Fbrlo
Vtiii because of It."
"Vou are very tenacious," I s;:id.
"II. ts it o-euired to you that j':neo ,
.levi; was seen driving nhiiig the
Peskella. mail Friday night he '
couldn't have fought with me In my
den Saturday morning?" '
Henry nodded. "It has. Hut 1 i
do know who wns wearing tlmne I
white flannels Friday night. That
nffair In your den Is a minor proh- j
lem." I
"We are getting nowhere," 1 j
rrnnted irritably, standing up. j
"What do you want lo do firsi 7 Co
over the resort, see the mine or In
terview Furie?" j
We soon finished with the resort.
As we started down the gallerv ;
stairs It occurred to me in glance ;
at the wall where, he night before, j
1 thought my providential door was
located. I saw nn door, of course.
On the way over to the Two j
disarming him.
j This was Henry's first expression
(of uncertainly, and It delighted me
much more than his 'souvenir' did,
.hut I examined the lens curiously.
We made our way tit the cavern- '
llik gash In the opposite wall of
ibe canyon and, preceded by the
J white beam of Deacon's torch,
plunged Into Its forbidding black
ness. The passage was as crooked
as n. manzaiiita stick; Its walls
jwere of slaty formation, very rug
ged and beetling In places. 'The
dangers of our exphiraj Ion were
made clear when a ton of debrles
crashed down a yard or so behind
um. i .
Mefore Its roar bad ceased to
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for mincing, tonslipulliin, nloin
ur.h trouliU;, anil olhvr nnlri-
tltutitl liorlcrs will be nupplletl.
Coiue to our store. Auk foi th
upeciul infos'mntiott bluti!:, thich
makes it cany 16 secure tlili help
ful service.
Sec the Battle Creek ml in Thm
SiiUtrtkty Kvenlnt Pot, Jun 1,
utid June t'ltysical Culturt.
I nth tuiiuW nt Crteh Sonl-
m llenlth FnoiU liuii uill ml(i you fcp wall.
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Tlmt Kvery W'unuin Should Know 3
Every woman who suffers un-jM
told misery fiom various fe-'Sj
male disorders will receive gg
knowledge from this lecture
af great value. The in forma
tion received may le thegg
means of starling you on the H
road to iierftct health. All Kl
women who suffer and all Q
who want to forever kcep'H
themselves free from suchjHI
disorders should hear this lec-;ll
ture. Tell your friends tthout j J
it nnd bring: them with you. I
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Announcements
j Th f-KUiur meeting of the Kpi.
Vopal Oulld which idioub have
' ben thin week, Wednesday, bun
bren po.tpond on uecounl of th
many conntctK and will be held
one w eel; biter. Or Weilnes'da V.
June; 12, at the Andwrson Imlry
MesKnue of Truth .
Kveninfi; Iectiue
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The Cause of Disease
This talk ftlmtild be hnrd by
'very mon. woman and child.
He telis you in plain word
Just .rhat we do every d.'iy
that brinn- dieae upon us.
(lift why we miffer and why
countless t houwindn have
pone into untf niuly ra ves.
Vou do not need to be fdek.
unb'jw you want to be.
Hear him while the oppor
tunity prentH iinelf.
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