La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 18, 1929, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, N.oveiiilier- 18-152d ; . Page 'Three LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE; ORE, Admits Slaying Young Woman . After Quarrel Cavalry Officers' Wives Star at Polo New Arrivals... Society News . :, , II Entertain Friends. . At Bridge Party ;: Saturday Evening At u tlHiKlllflll ovnilUK Of brllK Mp-iuid lira. W.iltor f. Oantiur wn liOHt ami hosti'SK Sat "inlay t v'iilriK at llntr homo on N aw AIih. JCrtHH TOiiion and hrbort I Mivii'H, won honor for high Hron with "ilnvo taliloH at play, .Conso. lallun prizcH wore awanloil to Mrw. I I is j 10 rt Davlos and perry I'uMwt'll. f'ln.stoi'H of orchid i-hrynanthc nititpM woro attruitlvc-ly arruuKvd nlm:il tho homo. Purlng the ovo nfn (1 itlitt y refivlimt-ntH wore (,Ht-nf-toni fjuo.stH wen ir. and ili-H. .John Itunhds of Portland, who a.hi wtayimc at tho' homo of hor niollior, Mih. rank Harris. ',''. . Mrs. Charles Roehm ... ,., Hostess. to Class Twolvo- incmhorH of ' the ' dlKeiiK 8ltn . ifi'oiif) of .titi'Vi KplHoopalinti churoh.mol yoHlorday at.lho lume ofAlrM.- I'harh'H Itochni, with tlu ltov'.' M.- O. Toh'uyson h ading the Huhjoot, --"MaiThuro.- and nlvorco." Ko.l lowing :thtj informal (ILscilsHion l-a. wan wrvod. .. ;.; High School Girls ' ". ": Class Entertained Announcements - vA-'-. lolly ovoiiinw was Bpnt by tlio DiopvJji-r.s of I ho Ki' tH' Mult school OlasH of the MnthodiHt Kpiacopal rhtiroi;, al tlm h"iao of Mrn.. Will Adlor hist Krlday. Minn Alloo Klip pol in tho toarhttr of this group. , (janu-s woro playod an( d' lifious' p'trrshmontK vro sorved. .. Tho I'nhm County ooiiuoll of tho ' I-T. A. will moot TuoHduy evo- ninif, Xovouihor lit. at K o'olook hi the ilomoutlr Hcloat-o building of 1 tho I .a tiraadc high scliool. ' An ; Iniorosilutf program has boon ar j mngril and thoro aro a nuinbor of important Jjifilni'Hs mutlors to cmuo , boforo tho nsHi-mbly, officorii an ! nounood today. Tho i.a (Jrundt ;('Uy council is IiohHw for tho ovr- . lm,'. A hourtl of ma minors moot ing will bo hob) at 7:tto o'clock, : ! procodlntf tho c o a n c I I mooting. . Kiich prosldont is urgiMl to bo pros- ) out to roprosont hor association. ; i Tho 1-a firando ('My council of tin-. IVT. A. will give a benefit' silver- tea- Wodnosilay, Novombor ; ( -'u, from 2 to fi -oclock in tho East- ; orn Oregon Normal sohool build- ' f Jng. l'rO(ooIs from this will bo iiiHod for the Instfttilo to bo lield in ; ; Do'conibor. i - ''''- ' . ; .' Tho'. Ilolomalo .otub will moot; i with .Mi-s.. Clydo lloppol Wodnos- 1 day-aftoi;noon. Y' ' r ' "...'". -:; V Tho .Hiblo SoarohotV class of tho', Presbyterian ohur,oh , Will aioot.j j WodiH-sday afternoon at , 2 o'clock j . In .tho church. Mrs. V. K. Snook. . ; Airs. J, 1); KmurVand Mis. C. M. Mumphroys will bo hoslossos. Mom- ! bors aro askod to bring noodles, 4 throat! .and -hoIsmoi's. ... - ." ; ; -Tho Cotmnuntly Woimoii'b Hiblo ; class' wUI-- moot tomorrow at 2:15 , I in ihoohf mom of the I.a (ii-ando ; ' hotoj.- Jliblt! .study: Mark, chapter; fi. ('orrosppndent:" lliiilo Symbol- , ; si: of Water.'' The book review 1M continued.' it v s . llav0 yon seen tho now oigaret lihtoiH?'Just tho thing for grand ma's birthday. ' " " " A' man' was arrested In a hotel ' the .othop, day for throwing the i rnrnituro out of the window. Il'si 'pretty, hard sometimes to find J lliosi collar buttons. " j Ki-:inV'iioi citv, i 'Hi.. Nov. is All HIiorlffH officers announced bora today that Ira Kirk, Kti, who confomod Saturday that ho alow Clara Hoeko, 3". a San l-'rancicco. school teacher becauttt of her re fusal to wed him. had udmitlod. thai ho had boon man led lo four women in tho last fifteen yonrs but had been legally separated frDju only ono of thorn. Kirk'u purported udmlsHlon?, made In hi cell last nlirht mxXy n lew doors removed from tho elmpi I whoro tho body of his victim is a wait int.- funeral arrangoments. moved Sheritf J. J., McCiraih, uf San Mateo county, to telegraph po lice of tho southwest, soono of th'1 man's inultlplo marriages. In -in effort to locate the four wives. Inhibiting the same nonchalant-? with which ho led deteotives Sat urday to whore AIJfh Itoeke's body, the. throat, slashed, lay In a clump of bushes on n golf course at San Carlos, Kirk whisilod and laughed In hid cell throughout the day, freely discm-sln with his jailors tho motive and ovoiiih preceding the slaying.. Toll' f Crltito - "We wont for a ride and I asked iVr to marry imM . Kirk said. Aho:i she .refused,- wo quarreled and I out her throat with .my poek. Vt knife.. Then 1 dro.vR back to San .Kranrhoo, ate dlnnor, .tind had a few dances and wont to bed." Revelations uf Ill's previous mar riages, police said, were. made hue last night. ; ... Itcferonco, to his last marriage lo Marie' l.eo at Yuma. Aria., was i ontai ied In Kirk's diary found yesterday In his hotel by Slurlfr AlcCrnth.! ' J. T. Sumhierville, San . Kra ncit co attorney, revealed yesternoy Kirk had retained him to brm an annulment action hist Sptoni ber in oonnectic:i with his last marriage. Asi grounds, Hummer- vlllo told police. Kirk declared ho -was Insane at Iho time of the cere mony and produced records to show hi had boon previously eon- Ull '. tf) New Bags - New Flowers New Novelty Hose - ! i New Hand Made Handkerchiefs PUTMAN'S LA GllANDE'S KXCLUSIVK Kendy-to-Wwu- unci Millinery ; .vBa ; Paso bureau Polo'li a woman's M3 at Fort Bliss, Tex., big army cavalry -post on .Iho Mexican border, and VU,""l" are .howli.it much autltudo for .he gport. Al.ove, left to right, aro Mrs. Thomas Ha, on Mr- !(wKo P. Cn,mlnKS, Mrs. Theodore M. Volghl. Ws. Harry K;,ud; " .J'18,"1 , ..lallis of 711. tavalry. n"'l MIkr Pcrbv Stnltord. .dnniihler o( na.italn Cnrlls I,. 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The production facilities,, resources and experience of the world's largest washer factory permit the use of the finest materials and highest grade workmanship in the Maytag without excessive cost. Why compromise with quality? The Maytag ' is as easy to buy as a cheap washer. t Till "rV7"I7 for a trial Muytaa wasi.in; L A. IVil it it. If doesn't sell itself, don't keep Deferred payments you'll nevtr miss. THE MAYTAG COMPANY, Nftitott, Iowa Founded Aluminum HVasher MAYTAG PACIFIC COMPANY 222'o 6th St., Portland, Ore. The Maytag Shop 215' ' N Fir a Grande, Ore. ' " ' Phone Main G30. If. IT DOESN'T SEKJL BTSFI T DON'T KEEP IT FIRST AIR BABY NOW NEEDS NAME Arcb in Architecture 'J'hnt'llie einistriii-llii.i of Ihe'nreh and dnnie. ns iinderslood lis I'ai'ly lis S."ilHI Vj. C, has been proved by vxeavnllcms nt Iho side n( Ur of the Clinlilccsi..""' . No Love Without Hope AIToelli.il enn wllhslnnd very ue vero slni'iiis nf i li-'or, lint mil n Inim polnr -frnst of downright Indlfl'er enee. I.ove will subsist 'on won derfiilly Utile hope, but not nllo Kelber wllhoul II Wnllpr Seolt. MENUS Hjt Nlli'r Jlnry A ilelleloiiB mill noui lHhlng luneb oon dlKh for Junlni'H who hurry hoinii (roill BObool l made ot .'lee mid tomatoes, well Hi'iiwoned and Havory with el.ecHo. If ehllilren idllllie tonintoc.i nerved plain or In noy obviously tomaio fashion, a dish whleh com. nines them Willi some other inaler lnl often is necessary to imroaoce this valuable, vegetable Into, the rtlet. Since siientlsls assure. uh thai that tomnloes can -be cooked with-' .mi ,1'imiii-n in llii.h' vIliimliiH. can- lied and .bailed dishes should be freely iiseti; " - ' ' ' : Luncheon l ine . and : tomatois served with . shreddeil cnbbaf", leliliee, endive or 'cress ' furnishes a complete inonl, for adults as well as ehllilren. ( The cheese used In Ibis mixture maltes meat unnecessary. -. l.uiii'lieiMv Hlco mill 'I'olilllliii's Two eups eooUed rice, -2 eups to maio pulp, .1 li'iispooh.Halt. 1 table spoons butter, ' 1-a pound Ki'uted cheese, -2 (ublespoons mlneed sweet pepper, 2 tablespoons mlne ed celery, 1 tablespoon onion Juice, 1-4 cup buttered crumbs. : . Hub tomatoes IhrouRii a oonrse sieve to reniovo seeds, Con.bino 'rice and 'tomatoes and'adil salt, minced pepper, celery, onlnn Juice and softened (nut niellud) buttnr. Mix llioroiiKhly atul put a layer Into, a well bullci'ed haklnu dish, Add a. layer of united ehoeite and continue layer for layer until all Is used. Then cover with bullored crumbs and luilie HO minutes In a moderate oven. Serve from lmk InK dish. . l.'ure should be taken that the ' rlee Tor Ibis dish is not overcook ed, iivereuuki'd lice wH mill u,-i-n walery dish,' while undercooked rleo will absorb some .of tlw, to-: nuito juice it tho dish will bo iirni and attractive, - ' Chivalry Never Dead Siinie say iho ape of chivalry Is past, liuit lilt" splrll of liunance Is ileild. The iiko of eliivnlry Is nev er luiRt so Ioiik as there Is a wronn left .unredressed on earth. Kins-Jev Mmc. Hussey TOILET ARTICLES Wc. aW'..nov oxchislvc (lealtM-a Fr tlieso f hummus tullot nrtlflos. The lino Ih tliults nil itit'jmrntlons for (lie l'tu'o uml Iminls. Wo iwpwlnlly mMViiiincntl Honoy IMu'ls for (iiuppt'd mxl I'oimli vkln. It qirfirkly vc- REYNAUD'S . Beauty Shop It wasn't an air male, as mlubt be suiniosed, but a 7 -pound diuiKliter wbu was born lo Mrs. .MaiKaret Kvnns In an airplane liy lni? 1 21.0 feet above Miami. Klu. iiie mother and baby "alress" are pictured above after the first ni'i'lnl hliili on record. In the "flylnK maternity hospital" a l.ii't'e cabin plane were nurses, a doctor, rclutlvcs of the mother, nod (wo pilots. An airy nunie Is beinit Sfitmhl for the child. finftl In Jin aylmn. Summerfii'lil lilso mil'! Kirk whs nski'd to wutrlj out for him iih "i rl a ornzy fit conilnR" on." Kirk whs u.uililt' to provide In torniiitlon iih'Io tjie pn-rji'nt whort :i hutitH of tin1 four women. OFFICE CAT TttAbtt MASK RIO. Canal Much Uied The first ntlleial passii!;e llirouslt the I'nniiina canal wiir nunlo on Au gust l.'i, 1(114. It was niaile by Iho sleanishlp Ancnn. Since I hen lliniiKnnils of shlpa Imve ued It lo ro froni one ocean In auollier. ByJtsnius I cat niasbed potatoes, wilh my peas. I've done it all my life; I like the combination, 'I'aose it. holds them on my knife. Ninety per cent of (lie (fids have unslKlilly lew. so till' men bo on llvlnB for the other 10 per cent. "lio you really love me?" "Vi-s." "How much?" "Well, hert.'s my check book You can look over Ihe sl'.lbs." Men worry u bit about tlmlr hair -when It'll half none. Oladya 'i.isti'ti. daddy,- are you KOinK lo vole as you drink? Daddy "Indcid not! I'm only KOiliK lo vole one'." The hiislfSt mnn can find time lo listen while a caller tells him bow 1 Wonderful he Is, loiies "What'd (hat snappy i Milesmau sell im Ihis mornl.itf'.'" i Smilli "A Imnk on hoiv lo eulll- ; inli sales restMami'." WHAT'S TI1K UKCIPK? .Indite (nfier rluirKliiK Jury): "Is ihere any iitieslion thai anyone would like to ask before consl.ler- Intf the 1'Viilence?" .luror: "A couple of us would like lo know If the defendant boil ed tile niult one or (wo hours, and how does In- keep Ihe yeast out?" (irorer: "So that wasn't a Rood banana I sold you?" Willie: "Now, ibren men alepprd ou the peel and not one of 'em fell down." Silly Belief About Rebiet rtitbies can be Iransnillled only by mil Is Hail are aelually tll' eased nl Ibe lime. There Is no fiiunilnllon for I lie belief Hint per- j sons blllen by a doa which sulise- i nuenlly lieeuines rabid may con .Intel the luiilnil.r. Lower AnimaU Smell Fer Wild nnltuali.' smell fear In liuinnn , beliius; not merely sense II, nut smell II ii'-l iinll.v . . . for innn'e Klnnils, acHng from (ho bruin, slvc fnrlli eertuln exerelions caused by litis stale of fear; animals Imvliift (lie advaniase of lhi Infnrninlln proceed lo nilaek, says I. (1. Iloli.rot. We forni'1 hnw many more shop ping days them are until linisl inas. Anyway, loo many. ALWAYS KEEPS IT ON HAND Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound Helps Her So Much I'itlkluirRh, I'a. "I was jmt com pletely run-down. 1 bad tired, heavy, siupisu ireiioga and I could nob eill. 1 V.I1S inning; jn weiat. i reau no much nliotiti l.yilui I.. rink- liuma veeianio Compound and what a pood rned- , Icitie it is, Hint I - etarted labiiiK it. : I have taken ' eilit liotlles of j I.vilia K. Pink- I iiam's Vrirelalilo Compound and alsnit the sumo in tablet form. This I" one medicine a woman shniild have in (lie house all tho time. I am Improv. ing eiery day and I sure am able lo i est. I am willing to anwer any let ters kins alsnit the Vetiilile Coin ! pound." Mas. I'l.t Ilu'iuiiiis, il niauiainiua Ht., N. ri. I'ittliuri;b, I'a. ! "4 . WHY DO YOU TELL CHILDREN TO SAVE THEIR MONEY? You know,' of course, that it's inipoi'tant lo save ns you eurn. You naturally want to teach your children to save but do you tell them why they nhould save '! The "rainy day" of a generation ago isn't as vital a reason as it used to be. You are more practical, and you must provido practical reasons for your children to save. Give your child a worthwhile soul toward which ho can work and Having is more easily accomplished. If a boy's heart's desire is a bicycle, or a girl's a cedar chest, let them save for that purpose. If they look for ward to a college education, let them save with that as their goal. Even though you are able to provide it for them they learn to save for a purpose. They quickly acquire new reasons for saving and the foundation of a thrifty life is laid. Member Federal Reserve - Resources Over 2 Million. "Forty-second Year of Friendly Service"