Thursday, July 18, 1929-
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Farje Three
Society News
bra B.. Schilk'e,
Club of Eastern
Oregon. Pjcnics
!he lora It. Schilke Past Mat
's club of Ktisiern Oregon held
it annual picnic yesterday at
llowa lake, the lOMerprise mem
w of the organization bcinff the
,ii'.sMi-N. - .Shortly after noon a
ishtful luncheon was served by
i hostesses, then there followed
jhort profffiim ami tho business
it) on. Kilty past matrons of Hho'
lor of the Kastern Star, coming
in Wallowa, Klin,' Union, Hnk-
Joseph, J-a Grande and Entor
fie were present, Mrs. j. H. Hus
1. Mrs. Anna 1-eslie,, Mrs. Flor-
Haeon, Mrs. Mury Hale, 'Mrs.
ha liaeon. Mrs. I A. Wells, Mrs.
I". Moreloek, Mrs." Emma Kid
Mis. C. W. Noyes and Mrs. C.
Kherhard representing the La
kudo club.
hiring I lie business mcetint?, the
Illation from Hakcr to hold the
o meeting there, the third Wed
day in July, whs accepted. Of
?rs for next year were chosen
i follows, president, Mrs. Floyd
es, linker; vice, president, Mrs.
jirlos Fisher, Wjillowa: secretary,
k Ciiaco Itoff, linker: and
lisurer, Mrs. Hoy Conklin of
r .
!dge Installs
Wednesday Night
ryslnl Uebekah lodge No. 50,
Eil its annual Installation of of
rs last e-veniiiB' with Mrs. Nel
il'iper, noble grand presiding for
I opening of Hie evening. In spite
Ithe warm weather, over one
lid red members of the order
to present for the .Impressive
arrises. Mrs. K. G. Cameron
jving an district deputy, had
rge of the installation. Mrs.
(rtha Moss was deputy marshal
J Miss tinted Oeibel, m-.isician,
(ucting the following into the
Jpeetivo offices,
Nobel Ciranrl, Mrs. Adelaide Kit-
J.
Vieo grand, M rs. Mabel Oester
fc. Ueeonling secretary, Mrs, Minnie
I'reasuror, Mrs. Irma Chadwick.
I'hanlain. Mr,-;. Minniu Jtynuni.
Viirden, Miii, Dorothy Atperl.
ut.side, guardian, Mrs. Mollie
:U.
:nside guardian, Mrs. Ida Ithine
rt. iliglit support to Noble Grand,
"h. Nellie MeGoldriek.
ett Hupporl to Noblo Grand,
.v-s. Kvjt ltuwe-ry.
-jtight fciupporL. to Nubia.; Grund,
mi Kva Houcry.
itiglit Support to Vice Grand,
ts. Mnssio Kngel.
,,e ft Su ppo it to V ice G ra n d ,
Kflle Sting.
X light iuneli. wns served at the
Se of (lie evening.
Mrs. Chadwick Is
Honored at Party
Mrs. U A. Tiffany, Mrs. Albert
Waldroff and Mrs. Ewin were the
hostesses at a party given Tuesdny
evening as a surprise on Mrs. A.
M. Chadwick. .The sixteen young
people gathered at the Tiffany
home and then proceeded to the
Chadwick home on Cedar street
where a very happy evening was
spent, the program Including a
gift shower for the guest of hon
or. -Lunch was served late in the
evening.
Camp Fire Girls
; In Weekly Session
The Sacajawea Camp Fire group
held one bf tHclr weekly meetings'
yesterday afternoon at the home
of Miss Jeanne French. Each giri
was requested to bring- to the
next meeting, ' some article on
which she will sew for the bazaar
which the group is planning to
hold this fall. The next meeting
will be devoted especially to mak
ing pictures. Miss Jeanne served
some nice refreshments yesterday.
Loyal Sisters Aid
Has Picnic Lunch
"kid" games for the first of the.
evening, and then Mrs. peliret-ve
was led to an .improvised fhh pond
and in a few minute had caught"
a wide variety of useful thinyw for
her kitehen. In addition, her as
sociates in the telephone of rice
gave her some lovely linen and a
beautiful mirror.'' .The evening was
concluded Willi refreshments.
- ;
Honor Miss Kitchen
At Wallowa Party
EUGENE PAGEANT
TO BE ELABORATE
Cast of 1,500 - Working
Nightly Will Depict
Pre-Historic Days.
KI GENK. Ore.. July IS (Special)
Tho Sunset Trail passant, to be
staged on llaywaul' lieUl July 26,
Miss Thclma Kitchen. who-.se -l and "7, will be llie most elabor-
mnrriage is lo Ant one of (ht-'pvenls: ale outdoor performance ever seen
of th slimmer Reason, was the in Oreiroiu It. is declared by those
honoreo at a priilty party apd who have moon early rehei.rBU.la of
shower Riven Tuesday evening by: the luiKe show. A east of 1500 Is
the Misses Kdith Shell and Vlr-1 now workiliB niRlilly on the event.
Kiniu Hunter al t,he Hunter homo; which will dt piet the development
in Wallowa. The owning was of the OrcKon country from the
spent at brl. lire WlHi sVilne dvliclouo ! early, almost pre-hlstoilc Maya
days, on tnrouffli tno present to a
vision of tho future.
(hie of the outstanding features
of the event will bt, the hUKO stnKe
itself, which will bo 240 feet lonu
refreshments. In the f;compnny
were Marjorie Condlt, Mrs. Doyle
Ximmernian, . Mss. ..lack Kefrls,
Kill h - llraniwi-ll, Lucille ,'llluck.
Helen and Lillian lale. Kathleen
McLaren, Thelma and Kttabelle and l0 feet deep. It represents a
Kllchen nnd tho hostesses. Miss scene in a forest In OreKOn, with
Kitchen was Kiven
oxipiisite linen.
a shower of
Announcements
There appeal- ;'ih this Vralumn
f,rom timo to liipe many annoanee
ments whitth resMenrvs of the coun
try surrounding Ut Grande aro di
rectly Interested In. Within the
last few weeks thero have come
many requests asking that when-
possible announcements of i been
The jLoynl Sisters aid of tho
Christian church enjoyed a picnic j
luncu at me parn yesnsruay ar
ternoon with ubout -twenty-five
members of tho organization pres
ent. A short business meeting fol
lowed the luncheon and the- re
mainder of tho afternoon was
spent socially. The neoct meeting
of the aid will not be held until
In September, the JSth, tho month
of August being observeJ as a
vacation month.
Party Compliments
Mrs. Ruth DeGreeve
E E RY
OOLNESS
TREE
TEA
i
ORANGE PEKOE
Keep the thermometer
clown. Full-flavored . .
the perfect tea to
serve iced.
mtfetings etc, be published as early
as possible. 'Oftentimes our coun
try readers get an announcement
after the meeting, or program or
recital h;s t;iken place, 'or at the
best insufficient I hue left "to make
arrangements to nlttrnd. Country
readers who will not receive to
day's paper until tomorrow morn
ing are asking that they be ' con
sidered in the publishing of no
tices ,
'
Tomorrow afternoon,, the. Hible
Senrelieiv) 'eliuss" of the 'I'r'esliy fer
ial) church will have a picnic at
Itiversfde park. Curs will lie at the
church at two o'clock to t.ike any
one who has no' way to ao. .
'.all mountains in the background.
Jt' rears over 35 feet into the air,
and will give tho appearance of a
whole mountainside, covered with
majestic fir trees. In one of the
most impressive scenes two large
I r ees will be f a 1 1 e n , with r ea 1
lumberjacks swinging axes and
handling saws.
The pageant will bo offered end'
eveninge and starting promptly
S:o, , will last for an even two
hours without a break. Seating 'ca
pacity of 10,000 each night has
anted for, and indications
industrial parades, tho former to
be held Friday and the latter Sat
urday, rf .
The air circus is already assured
of at least 5l planes present to
participate in races, stunts and
other features; This will be an
event on Friday and Saturday afternoons.
Stepmother oi
. Clara Bow
vn !
Newsiapj)'r advertising for the
churches is -advised by the public
ity committee of tho Presbyterian
general assembly.
About twenly-fivu, young women
of tho West Coast and Pacific
Telephone farces ' made up the
guest list of a splendid party given i
last evening at the hfrne of Mrs.
Klton Uarron, I01(i Thirteenth!
street, as a compliment to one of!
their number. Mil ituth Jones Ue-j
Greeve, a bride of the past. week, j
Quite unbeknown to 'the honored
guest the rest of the company, who'
their costumes had gono baek
to the days of their childhood, and '
two of them wiiy, way back,
gathered at' "tho" TJarron home.
where 'the'"lnwh hadllPen' proltily
arranged with Indian robtw, and
pillows and -lighted with Jattanesc
lanterns. At tho proper lime. Mrs.'
DeGreeve tilte unwillingly, at
first, was taken from a car to the
scene of merriment; There were
The "Moerenbond," cooperative
organization of' Ilelginu farmers,
handled business - transactions
amounting . to ?lS,oou,000 last
year.
are that almost capacity crowns
will be. present each evening. Tho
event is to be f;tlly covered by the
press' of the state, as a special
"press box" to hold SO news writ
ers each evening, has been con
.strucled hi: the .center of the huge
stand.
Oiitstaiirling Talent.
Outstanding dramatic and musi
cal talent of the state has been
i raw a on for the pageant. Mrs.
1 orls Smith, 'of Portland Hosarla
fame, will -direet the performance:
John Stark Kvuns, professor ofj
music at the Pniversily of Oregon,
will have charge of the chorus;
Mrs, I.eCompte- Moore will direct
dancing, vhlle In the cast will bo
Marshall N. 1 nna, associate edi
tor of the Oregon Journal who will
have the leading role of pioneer;
Nancy ;Thlelsen, noted mezzo so
prano, who will sing as "haea- j;
jawea, and Sydney Dixon,' popular
iladio Mien or from station. KJ It of
the National llroudcasllng com
pany oT Seal lie.
Kn tries from all ovi-i" the state
are pouring in for tin: Pioneer and
AAA Lou Angeles Bureau
Eight months ot married life with
Robert Bow, father of Clara Bow,
is enough for Tul Loraine Bow,
screen actress and radio singer.
She has announced sho will seek
a divorce in Los Angeles, giving
'Tin 21 nnd he's more than 45"
as sulllclcut explanation
Nickel Steel Rail Jointi
For , increasing tho comfort of
the traveler umi lengthening Hie
life of the rails, the dips or hol
lows nt the -points where the rails
connwt are fused by electric nrc
welding. Tills metis the mil to n
deptli of, oue-elglHh.of an inch .and
fuses thereon a deposit of 5 per
cent nickel steel, which Is nearly
HO per cent hinder Hum the rail it
self. , , . '
.,.rutman:s.
La Grande's Exclusive. Ecacly-'to-Wear'
t . and Millinery
Early Printer's Prlcoi
Thcru Is word of (wo printers
In 1-I7S iiKi-pelni; to publish M cop
ies of tho I'.llile. .lust how lollK
those lUhles wero In preilinillon Is
ilehntiililo. hut the (list record of
snles In "Unit loenllly, Venice, yenr
l l'.C. nnd by the Kinne primers,
Rives' the solllnj; prlco nt I) to 'J
ilnrnts. or S:) to Slid.
Caravaii. Will
Come to Valley
Sunday Evening
i
Mm. .1. 1!. Price J
(Observer Correspondent ) i
COVK, Ore.; (Special) A car-;
nvo.n 'of 17 cars will urrive In l.a;
Grande from J-os Angeles Sun
day night. The caravan is horn
the Challenge 'Co-operative,
creamery which Is tho selling ag
ency for the Kant ern O regon
liairy men's association and tin?
Payetto creamery and these two
hold stock with the company. The
caravan will go to Pnion Mon
day morning where It will hold a
meeting In the Union park from
8:30 to 9:80 o'cloek and anyone
desiring information In regard to
matters pertaining to tho ' co-operative
creamery work may ask
questions at that time. Tho cara
van will go to Wolser fop. a two
days meeting and from there to
Payette. Ralph Comstock and
Ton) Johnson, who are directors
in tho Kastern Oregon association,
will go with tho caravan to Pay
ette. M r. n nd M rs. Ot ho Kelt ersh-y,
formerly of Oovo but now of Port
land celebrated their 59th wed
ding anniversary last Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs. Kckersley have
many friends In Cove Vkhoiu they
visited this spring.
All the. members of both calf i
clubs except ono were present at
a meeting' of the calf club held
Sunday nt the home of Mr. nnu
Mrs. Jlnlph Comstock n.t which
Thins t!olfors gave lessons In judg
ing. The visitors present wcro Mr.
and Mrs. Oeorgo MePanioIs, Mr.
and Mrs. Albort Pecker, Mrs. Ray
Hanoi, nnd Miss Theresa Daugh
erly, of La Grande.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. D. Gurrod, Mrs.
G. Dudley and Dr. A. C, Nelson,
of- Walla Walla, woro visitors at
Camp Hew Ttox and tho Cove
swimming pool Sunday. M r. and
Mrs. tinned were visiting with
their son, Robert, who I spend
lug July at Camp Yew Row, Af
ter lunch the parly left for l.a
Grande where they stopped for
golf at the country club herurc
leaving for Walla Walla.
Mr. 1 1 nine who Is representing
tho Ray Mailing canning com
pany of 3 Rllsborough is In Cove
looking after tho royal anus
which have been contracted for
his company through Co-opora-tive
cherry growers of Cove.
Jack llauby, who was one of
the men who tried so hard to get
help for' the late Captain I luck -ner
when hi piano -crashed in
tho Minam cauntry last, wilder is
In Cove, llo will pick cherries for
'11. ..i.i.i j lli.ttvr iliii'titi- Mifi-.-u Br.-i.
son. , i . ' . : j
Mr. and Mrs. WV K. Overshaw !
ami four children are al the Golay j
farm during cherry season. '
Jaek Fletcher had an accident i
resulting- in a splintered, bono In
his leg when ho slipped on a rock '
and fell lauding with his full
weight on his V g, recentiy. Ho is
unable to get about without i
enitches anil has been ordered to
keep off tho injured . member
about- fivo weeks.
RUSSIA AND
CHINA BREAK
RELATIONS
(Continued from Page 1)
diplomatic rupture had served at
bowl to add considerable gloom to
tho outlook.
With America's o?;l endive Par
Kastern Interests necessarily In
volved, tho tato department has
kept in eonstant toueh with the
situation since lis Inception a week
ago today In tho pelxuro of tho
Chinese Knslcrn railway by the
Chinese, President Hoover himself
has followed developments with an
interest indueed. not only by the
gravity of tho situation, but by an
intimate knowledge of it he places
and conditions Involved which he
gained during years of travel In
Siberia and Manchuria as a mining
engineer,
j Sex Movo as lfOgicnl
l.iy Home of fiends, tho severance
I of the Ihin thread of diplomatic
Intercourse that has kept Russia
and China on speaking terms since
tho communistic outbreak In Can-
tun two years ago was accepted as
logleal. To them, it was the ex
pected result of the stand taken by
tho Soviet government, Us ultimat
um and veiled threat of retalia
tion, and its Interprel'alion of tho
Chinese reply as unsatisfactory.
tubers, while not . discounting
reports of troop movements, on
both shies, of tho Slborfan-Man-churian
border, were of the belief
Hint a series of economic circum
stances would avert aclual warfare.
FIND IT
HERE
Copy fur tlila column mast be
In bf 9 a. m.
AITO AVNEKK ' "
When you wisli to havo a broken
side glass or windshield quickly
and coivootly retlttod, with finest
polished plate at a saving, tako
your car lo Richardson "Tho Art
Man," at Richardson's Art and
Gift Shop, (to specializes In nit
kinds of glass work and Invites you
to compare the prices. 7-lG-Jt.
'MVHK- TI.Ml!)
Now Is'the time for flower bowls
to placo on your table with pretty
bouquets from your yard. Tako ad
vantage of the 9Sc Flower Howl
special now 05) at Richardson's Art
and Gift Shop. Values to $4.7B for
oiy a Sc. 7-15-St.
START FLIGHT TO ALASKA
MITCH;, FIKI.li, N. Y.( July
IS (Al') Captain Ross O. lloyt.
refUfUi'i of' the army endurance
plane tiue.tlion Mark, took off for
Alaska In a single Neuter Pksuit
piano at L' : :t S p.. m. daylight time,
today h an 'attempt to make n
flight of S.pln mih-N (tulekor than
sin h a Journey was ever completed
before. '
.ll'LV OIjKARAXCLV
All harness, tents, luggage at a
big discount. Gra.ee Harness Shop.
;7-17-3t.
JJAXCI.AT STAUKlV S
Sat. night, July liUlh. tiood music.
Rig Rodeo Sunday, 21st. Everybody
welcomo. Good eump grounds.
7-17-4 tp.
Hemstitching, pleating, button
holes, etc. Norton's Kiddle Shop.
Adv. .
FOU II Hit Wi:i)IIXG GUT
A shipment of the latest and
nicest things for wedding gifts has
Just been received nt Richardson's
Art and Gift Shop. Just a lot of
new Ideas In clever boxed gifts,, ar
ticles for tho kitchen, and clever
Ideas for tho homo in general,
will he found In this new lino., Boo
them at Richardson's Art and Gif
Shop. . , 7-18-Ut,
TIIM m;v topaz
; llnvV. you Hcen the hew Topaa
losloria Glasswaro which has just
arrived at Richardson's Art and
Gift Shop? if It in Fostoria It Is
tho finest glassware for your table
Fostoria In Glassware Is what Ster
ling is in silver. - . 7-18-3U
"Tho Vengeur," Froneh airplane
carrier, will have three decks for
landing and 1 li catapults for
launching ships. '
NFAVI Ni;V! MOW!
Tho new Fall ldno has begun to
arrive at Richardson's Art and
Girt Shop. Yoa are Invited to see
the new things. 7-18-3U
Pedestrians shnuIdnTt kick. Lota
of iheni get wonderful hroaks.
eiffffed warp-proof durable
BP-
lhe General F.Ieclrie the first
and only refrigerator built en
tirely of steel. Jt is as slron" as
asafe. It cannot warp. Its. doors
and sills, faced will, warp-proof '
Textolitc, cannot sag. it keeps
eold in and beat out more cflrc
tivcly than any cabinet that has
ever been sold. Wiiirh is ju.t
another way of saving that it
inaintainsperfeet hcallh-giianliii"
temperature with the smallest
amount of current.
And the mechanism of the Gen
eral Klertric how far ahead of
the field that is! All enclosed in
an hermetically scaled steel cas-
inp unusually quiet, self-oilinj:,
dust-proof with an easily neccs
sillle temperature cnntml. All
the meehanismisniountcd ontop,
out of the w ay .... leaving I ho
(;rcatest possible room inside the
cabinet for food storage.
Another advantage of the Genera! Kleririr
is the fact that it is portable and needs no
more "installation" than an 'electric iron.
It is merely plugged into any electric oiriicl.
It is mounted on legs with lots of br.ioiu
room under it. It is easy to clijan because
all its interior corners arc rounded.
As cvidenccof (.'iiaranteed reliability there
are now more than 300,000 Users and not one
has ever spent a single dollar for repairs.
See all the models, study them carefully.
And be sure lo ask about our plan of con
veniently spaced lime payments.
Hum in on Gnurmt Klmrin Hour. rwl. crrry Saturday mmi iK.
8 to 9 Eastern Standard Time, uvrr li" .V. II. C. nrlKmk uf furty-luo Atatiatu.
GENERAL ELECTRIC
$20.00 Down, Tueniij Months to Pay
A liberal allowance on ycui old iff i isolator
W. H. Bohnenkainp Co.
i J Presents for Friday and Saturday a Great '
if .PRESS CARnSVAH.
fkujnb Now we present our final drastic cut in a carnival of sensa-
0wWi$O tional frock values. We intisl clear out every frock in the ' . '
Pvv ' store. Savings are jrreat on frocks of- tho newest styles, ( . .
pwfnf)M ''l0 ';lt's'' colors and sinarLest materials. We suggest that
''W'f$&$ you come early. , :
W '8v $15 Frocks $22 Frocks
ll $8'95 11 85 J ;
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