La Grande evening observer., May 31, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA OBANPE, ORE.
Page Three
Cole Bros. Circus Now On 40th V
Annual Tour Here Qn June 9
i Menus Of The
' Day
zP'
Saturday, May 31, 1930
ru-o Awes royrewntinK Helen of
l'roy, Ht'len Keller, Punrevskt.
I Murtti Thorn man, MiiUmim Schu-
An interesting program will bo inonn Heinke; Chief vf Police Jt'U
' jjtvmi this afternoon at. the Sacu- Hlns of Portland, Mr. and Mrs.
juwtift Inn by piano studeiua of!vtu"lea Unbergh urn. General
alum Ida McMei'kin for-their pi(r- William Booth. Th Kev. Leif H.
ents and friends. Features of spot?--; Awes presided as chairmun. The
ial Interest re the rhythm orphesH-iidiea Aid oi the church served
tra and a musical playlet. '4'he delicloMs refreshment iuivr i tho
program; ,s teyeninK.
My .New Bicycle MacIVftcMun ji
J'ive Pickaninnies MueCreor
When Aldlher Calls Wadley
Nancy Iee Llndsey ."
A WlnUy nay .....Vrif-U:
Mary .Jane Tevry'-- .
rixto. Punce-Duwt ....VJi.niiliro;
. Billy Hough and Hobby Hosensen
Surf Uames MaeLuchlan
Wllh u
with rmlv n few more tluvs re-' trounes of Chinese, aer in lists uml
son, Miss Claudia Suydum, Mr. unl ...,,... tMfnrtt the ani?aianeo of i acrobats, and forty cluwiu whosa
Mrs. J, CI. Stitzinser. I'apt Juekson ; n P lft bs. circus here con- lauKh-provokimr uutica have- heeu
mani- unpuialelled In (American cjrcUr
festd
Piano Students
In Recital Today ; j
uf ttie Hulvution Army and Beat, (uidoruhle inti
; AtbacajawealiiniT
Recital Will Be
Given on Monday
A costume recital depicting the
development of music in, America
will be given by pupils of Mi"
anee- und a Souij? ....Adair : Hilda Anthony on Monday even-
Toy Rail Boat ........'......MaoCvegor (iiff," June ' 2, ut 8:uo at the
Mary i.qney ' iruntle h,nel. Costumes representa-
Thp Rooster j M,a,xAm tive. of type and period, of hlstor
Jlnngnrian Song- ....Van Ksterlmay-1 will be worn. This recital corn
Bobby Hog-ensen pletes the year's study of the musl
March of the China lolls Ktnimoiv . eal history and composers of om
Marguerito Millet ' own country. Tho p:iplls have
Mammy's Song Bently ' voted to continue this work nejyt
Tumbling Clowns Bebeiyear, hy taking up the music
Banjo Serenade ,.;..,.. Aaron jKuropuim, countries. . .
Billy Hough I" ti rneitnl is anon to the
, " . Ho, and the program will ho
tnounced later.
Swimming- Party
: Held at The Cove
The Grandfather Clock
Nonjr or tlio Drum Itishcr
Hythm Orohcstr -
Cradle Song ........,..WrlB)it
Tho Flrook in tho "KoreHt ....'....'....
. .........;.......L...'..Sftiiel-flolit
I'llrlo Kcimis Grant-Schaefor
. . Daiieene. Millcring
A Moonlight Dance .... ......... ncntloy
chnlierhox ; . NVlmn
l.ltilo White Hiilterfly S X.i.. J-iiiift
Mary Jane. Terry .
l.lltle Joy Hlrd .....'..'. ........Brett
Saturday TUornlnl? Terry
: Nnncy l,oo Llnilsey
Jnillan Dance in 'the Flrolliiht-....
. ... ! . MnTntvro
vv.,i,iim.'. ' fieiiHonl Sirs. Onslnv Wlssler,
i.i. UMMnMi . i Harvey, Mrs. h K.
lly n Gipsy C'unn)-I''ire ..Thompson
rnlish llanen .Tliomiisnn
Kianish Dance ThnmpHon
Mnrruerito Wilier
riaylet If We Only Tad "Time."
..fill ENTRANCE 1 T
' .II : .. . , ' . II ' . " ' , .
By Mm. Ahvxnmlw ittru;u
A lHOMi AW XV
Sliced Veal l.oaf . Potato Salud
Sweet Plekie Olives
l.ettuce and Cheese Simd,wU'hes
Union Httiulwlclwa
Splco Cake Coffee
I
'generation, but
tho older, "boys
also hv ninny of 1 ore-most among the eiiuc-strtans
" ,The big., t ola ta be seen with the.- bit? snow this
nnd swlmmlntf Bros. Circus, is nov -.om. Is ,4 nth season is the Ctittrell-Vowell l,,am-;
fily, with their tango horsea from
A hannv. nlcnlo
party yaH enjoyed Thursday by the tour of the United htnte
ltt Urande Assembly. No; 1 3 of t)io;
Order of Rainbow tar Girls when
they drove to Cove to spend the
day. About 45 gb'lfl met nt tho
Masonic hall at 10 o'clock and then
left In cars driven hy Mrs. Tv.. Fans.
Mrs. G. N-. Tarkington. Mr. nnd
Mrs. llck
Piper. Mrs.
the IiOndon
Bessie Hollfs,
The Cole BWs. Circus.! which
, a e i J.. 1 ' cus ranks who looks more the part''
luno Q affords n comnlete nrourum '
lippOdrme! Miss
i new .comer In cir
of Ihe'newest nml nu it noxel ol.eu. , f tM thn., ....mW,,,ll,i ybrvaft
. nii.hmI Veal ..w(, Ntti'Vliur
' 1 peatut al raunit, rhuppeU
l.eup nofl hrut cruiutut.
1-4 cm chopped, eookeil celery
l-i ens chuppeil. cooKvil green
peipel '
2 tahleapocnn finely chtvjuic.l
Oliliins
i 1 teaspoon wvlt .
1-4 leaxpuuu nepper
) ess : , ' ,
.--it cm urtlK
i: sliecH lMtcan
: 1-2 cup val4 ov ttwsul stvcly
Ml veul, crnntlu, eeleVTf. Riven
luMMuu-s. oplvni hhUi ite.pper unU
eisK. .Mix; wH nnd iil iHK.
Hhaiu. lute, loaf In grease.) iMtn
lMaci'v Jiacon itMcc an tou an.'! a.td.
water. livK 15 minutes In Ut
nven. t'over u.ml .tnikii.fttt min
utes. Haste .. frentiently. Servv
hut or colli, cut In thin slices.
. . I'uiiiIa Snlml, sucvliitt 8
4 cuiis illcej, cwiUecl putatoes
: 1- teasioons salt .
1 p diced owrumbern. '
2v iavV. CQUeil. ch:8s. ..diced
' 2 ... tablespoons finely' clntpped
(inlons .: , ; - .
1 ..tablespoon chopped 'plmlcntoK
2-;l cup. salad ..IresslnK
.Mly-and chill Ingredients and
ser.ve 4a a bowl' lined with -lettuce
leaves.;. Potato. :8nlad renulrcs
quite u hit' 'of ita-lad dresstnir as
theVH(tuloeH absorb the dressing.
'(.y- : Onion ' Kuntf.wMic. . ' .; '
1.2 '(' slices, '; lhllU-''eu(i buHeve.)
I
( National IVoad'asUnn Co.: j
! Q:lt, popular music: m : 4 f. sun- j
day Selh Va'lier s: 7 : 1 &. r-
chestra: a, novelty luoBrnm: i
i a:a. Header's liulde: lu to II,,
Concert Jewels, broadcast over j
jKllti. KUW, -Kl-'l. KI'O.!
! Kiil. nltd VUA. I
.- OnMaml I
! (nOO (784): 0:15. NiHC; 8.1
t World Wiin.lerlnKs: X:. con-I
I cert! a, NHC: U to 14, dance or- i
; cuytra.
Kl.X (SSiO): silent nlyht.
Sail ' I'Vanclsco '
' Kl.'O (0ll: .1. word and
i iu,ustc; 'dance. proKinm; 1 1, or
' Kan. . , ...
. roriuiiui '
K. ( HSU): orchestm ftld
slla(: ; a.. epsenible: H, on hcai
tvn; 12., new'H. . , .
lliV- (.120),: :15, NUC; 10,
little symphony.
. .u Anaolci
KNX (105(1): 7. symphony; fi.
oliurch siMVicej.; II. ymphoiiy ami
siiiKcrs,: M0 tu 1 1. Uotnry 'club
'program.-' -. '
features available todas'. -. liown i
ed Kiddle and Mrs. J. M. now- tho' KOO(1 Is weeded from the bad
Informal Party
Thursday Night
At n jolly party Thursday eve--nlng,
M'iss Dorothy Walker und.
Miss Wanda Berry were, hostesses
a I Miss Berry's home. Games and
dnnclng were diversions, followed
' Vrt
cry. Luncheon was enjoyed ni antl kent for a new season. In!
noon and th0 rest or ne time ,th,H munneP tj,e best circua'. enter
spent swimming. tninment to he fuund are with the
circus.
NOW Tt1 A11-T)V : I Among the features this season
. J. VV.ill Lii J,y 'nro-flying aerlalists, a sextette of
Meeting Thursday :dnncer5 wh envon gracefnuy on
li-.3 "eup nlleed onion .,, -
through tho long years or iitrf his- " .. .. . . V, . "' .! " i..7y" . ... J , .
tory the cream of the o.ir "l 1K 7 t ' " u ? PTW ,
i tn caipoi iho num. DeVry, who cornea from the CiVt: Jngr SlrvmV .wn bmul utul. erv
. i ,h vii r stn' Pa-ce Thentor, Budapest, with, qtuckty. The union mixture en,n
Several members of the Neigh
bors of Woodcraft mef." Thursday at
tho home of Mrs. Lilly Alstott for
an all-day mooting when they tied
and bound two quilts arid a potluck
luncheon was enjoyed. A mlscel-
: crackers and bushmen, two herds
of educated elephants, three
with her stable
j horses, recently
Follies Bergere. Paris, France, and
scores of others equally as gifted
nnd well known bat whose names
cannot be mentioned ljere for lack
of space.
Cole Bros, circus will not parade.
Doors to the big show, open nt I.
nnd 7 p. ra. nnd the performances
start promptly at 2 and X p. m.
a novel Undom act; Mlle; Doree.i be, varvltd In, a , cuvi?red, Jar and.
:f high school spread, u" -thy- lM'?a sUvvh, vlu-U
ten (tire- or tne. reaUy to, serve . . ;, . ,
J-2 cup fat ' ' '.7
"1 1-2 cil-14 light brown Uga,t l"
2 eggs - '. : . '' "
T cup Hour milk
2. teaspoon cinnamon '
J teaspoon .cloves "
1 teaspoon nutmeg '
1-4 teaspoon salt V ' "
:1 tensponn vanilla ' ' ;
-21-2 cups flour '
1 teaspoon soda '''"!
J-2 teaspoon baking' powiier '
.CveunV fat anil; sugar. 'Abl 'rest
of Ingredients and bbat 2 taiin,itos.
Pbur Into 3 hiver cake, nans which
Baker shortley. .. - luive-been' fitted' with waxed' na-
Mr. and M'rs .' Bavmond' T.nM-J- riorrt-'Bnlte for 5S hilnUtAs ' In . a
rence drove over from Ironsides.', moiierntts ''oven. tOool : 'and, .''frorSt '
Monday to visit . "Mir.: Lawrence's ' with white' Icing. " ' . I
mothevy Miw. Us M,-Jiiy., They j - -' ,A" V ' '
vyvciia return nomft lyesuny. v .XfcF.HXWiN VAHTV --.MNV
ny tne serv.nff 01 .icucioaa reircsa, ,i10We.r was el.on for ono
inents. . . . lot -the members whose .homo
lho.se present were: Miss Paul- burne(1 ,.0Cently . ' It was decided to
tne La Freniere, Oenevlevo Choate, ! ,,. another m,nt at a l(lt01. date.
Maravenc Kiddle, the hostess, i , .
v.i.... r,... ,. ,,n.n. - l itis quilting was planned at the
s'do. san.lv Anderson, nerrv Pen-t regular lodge meeting Tuesday
nington and Paul "Walker.'
ELDER SHARP
SociaT-Evening
In Church Annex
night when a large t,endan,ce wan
present. During the. general, busl-
ness session Memortul services i
were held qr,;,he WiVMenlilierrf (
who haver passed away during tho
year. The names or .two. new- can
didales were bnlloted. "
A social evening was enjoyed by
tho members of the Lutheran
church Thursday in tho church
annex which was appropriately
. deeoratcd for the party by the L. T.
girls. '
Mrs. A. K.. Stojka gavo. several
delightful recitations. A numb?!'
of famous characters were por
,.trnyed and Imporlant events were
lold from their lives, by the fol
lowing: . Miss Helen Jensen, Miss
Helen Hughes. Miss Helen Shilling,
Miss Juanita Stitxinger. Btn Huni-i
,, ,r . i n . called ana the evening was spent
Kuvilnni. Tkt' nnd Mrs. J. CI. Stit- . . . .
zi tiger. Ben Rum melt, Carl John
Dinner Given For
Guests From BencL
The Bcv. and Mrs. O. "W.' Jones
of Bend, their daughters, Miss
Kern Jones and Miss 'Beryl Jones.
M ra. Dallas Green nnd Miss Ber
ntce MoKinney were guest at din
ner Thursday evening at the home
of Mrs. Oma lipham.
'"ollowinff dinner other friends
WET
Killer William Sharp, cr Texas,
tlio converted Infidel, who will
sH'ak both mornimc ami evening
In the Church of Ciod .'liupcl.
Ills evcnliiB suhjwt. will be "Tho
Sin l:nto J)eiith."
Saturday and . Monday went t'o;1
work for the- Bnker Co-operative i.
oreamery. Airs. Jvans has been j
ii . r Heverai weeKR, visiting at tne.:
home. of .hei' father; J.-'C); Turner.;
Mr. and Mrs. Evans will hiOve to':
S(.V1AV I'WHmAMK
NHi':,.- 0::io, Kmplre . llulldcrs:,
7;3u,'. Anios and' Andy: s. syin
lihonlsts: a. ''concert; ll-.ao. Harp
harmon): 1 lo. lU::ln. House of
.Myths: Itl-aa to 11. Hot Kpot of
uadio. i''-
Columbia , Uroa.dcustl.ng system:
S to !,. pinw .lomlay Juuvbovec.
Uioadcwi. 9y.ir -V..VI, ,lv,V l(f, KHJ.
: ;oukuiiul. . .. ,-
laO-r-l:?. N'IU. S. dance or
luwtra: a, NIK: U to w
(U'cheattu. - ; : .
K.I.X 7, news. music; Aft,
dance music, v
, , ' timiikt.
:. K4H a7u): 7. orcbOKtra. nnd
soloists:' 1, wrestling. match: U,
danett urcheKtva: 12, Ucvellers, ,
salt lake city
. KSl, (U3): 7:30, Nllc;,Ml,
Vagabond of Air.
')sn Vmeles .
Km :X: . CUS; to, ntVs,
da nee tuuslc; 12 to I, .organ.'
.: lvN-r7,.' Hvmphonv; . S, one
act playlet;' 8::i". l.ubovlsm violin
chojr: li. male, quartet, pjuno
lulus; 1U lu 12, dance inush'..
t I'Vinc'sco . . '
Kl-Min K. CHS; id. ' novelty;
l.o:;to to 1, dance music, .
KI'O 7, ni.iu.lev I progranu) nnd
NHC features: 10, dance music,
. I'tM-tlitiMj
.1. K'KX-Shme 'as Klll.'
-, vOv-r-(i::io, NHC; ' 10. Cecil
and' iUly:'M0:'IS, popular p
grants.,- ' '-
red :
llyers, of La Gfraude, have
cured-employment with the Stod'r
.lard Lumber company: and have
gone to work. The young -men
graduated from' Lit Grande HiAh
last Wednesday. . ;
Mrs. W. IT. Duncan and daugh
ters, Wilma and-Mrs. M.'.F. Ray
mond nnd daughter, Doris drove to
Huntington . Tuesday evening and
visited friends and relatives, .re
turning Wednesday evening.
Fruit Salad In Gelatin
-. ,., Lettuce Sandwiches
Chocolate Cnke. Topped with Vn
. . ullLu lee (ream . '
Coffee ' halted AlmtuuU
- Financial HtahillHallon nnd"'
sumption -'of ' n-lee . milling ' has
brought1' Improved conditions In
lnd,Oha... ..w, ,: ,' , ,, 'u "-
WHO PAYS?
The ITruguayan government haH
j tin . ani hiirlMnil to '. nnlv)lilMA dX.
I portable surplus of Lritgunvnii
whtat In next five veara.
BALSAM
Wool
Insulate your attic
ngninst sun and the win
try blasts with BAL
SAM - WOOL. Let us
quote you prices. Free
literature-on request.
VAN PETTEN
LUMBER CQ.
PHONE MAIJf 73".
"GOOD SERVICE QUICK"
In social Kours. Mr. and Mrs.
Jones are former residents -of this
city, when he was a pastor of the
Central Church of Christ.
Mrs. Sullivan Is
Honored at Party !
PONDOSA TEAM j
IS BEATEN BY
BAKER NINE, 6-5
By Mis. M. P. Raymond I
(Observer Correspondent) I
POXDOSA, Ore., (Special) The j
twilight basehall team of Baiter;
played the rondosa boys on tho j
Mrs. Clyde Sullivan wan pleas- local grounds recently. A large),
nntly : surprised on Wednesday erowd of rooters were present nnd j
evening at her borne, when sev-Jn. snappy game was witnessed. The
erul of her friends gathered in score was- 6 to 5 in favor of the
honor of her birthday.. IBakor boys.
The evening was spent In play- jmihs Norma Mnyger, her mother;
ing pinochle with three, tables in Mrs. Bert Can, Mrs. Frank Met-j
progress. High score were award- Cftif ami her son, Olenn, all of La i
ed to Bita Suydam and Clyde 'Grande, were guests of Mr. and
Sullivan with consolation going io--irrt. j. h. "Whitten Sunday. Miss!
M rti. Harry Giltner.- jMayger, a teacher in Wallow nchool ;
Airs, fsuiiivnn reeuiveu , imiiij , taught here lour years hko.
lovely gifts from her friends and
heforej.the close of the plesant
evening, tasty refreshments were
served.
Announcements
A lady assistant,
equipped w l til ' a
.thorough training
and long experience,
Is a permanent
memher of the staff
of this organization.
Her services are
available wherever
they are desired, for
doing any of tho
things that require
a womans sympathy
nnd understanding.
We feel that modern
Funeral Service is
not complete wlth
out,A Womans Sympathy.
The Itiversi.l0 I-ndies Aid will
hold a pot-luck, supper Monday
evening, June 2 at 6 o'clock In the
Lane Chapel in observance of the
fifteenth anniversary ' of the or
gaiiication. A program is being
arranged. A"ll chnrter ni embers.
members and their families ate
cordially invited.
Julius Mink, section foreman for
the O.-W. K. &. X. nt linker, and
Mrs. Mink drove out Sunday to I
visit at tho home of Mrs. Mary
Murray,
Karl Evans arrived from Bend
. ' Our
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Will Please You
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THJC METROPOLITAN OPERA STAR;
CiUhcrUie Dulo Owen '
Klin l4iiircl. Oliver
II a ni jr. ' IHroctcil Ijy
Uonel Uurrvnnife. .Mu
Hln I'Vhiik Lcliur nui
llet-be.-t Stolbarl.
You'll miss the thrill
ef a century if you
don't see this sing
ing masterpiece. v.
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FUNERAL SERVICE
5ta AT SPRING ST.
PHONE 42
Lawrence Tlbhett, known as th
greatest living baritone, nnd the
first American to rnch' tho top
most position in operatic circles. Is
now blazing a new trull, for he is
the first major opera star to bo
featured In a talking picture.
"The Kogue Song," Metro-Ooldwyn-Mayer's
nlUliUking drama
of the Caucasus, filmed entirely In
Technicolor, with Tthbelt oh the'
stur. will open tomorrow at the
Stat theater. Tlbhett sings songs 9
ranging from those of operatic call- jj
her. with a symphony orchestra nc- ,
bul-
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Drain Tile
Fire Brick
Fire Clay '
Roofing
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Lime
Plaster
Salt
Fertilizers
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2. When your automobile is stolen
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3. When falling aircraft wrecks
your property
4. When fire suspends your busi-.
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5. When explosion wrecks your
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companlment, to simple love
lads.
He ride" at breakneck pare
through varied adventures, while
brilliant ballets, magnificent mo:in- l
tain soenery. and other Interesting
d.dails are reputed to make t li l 1 1
picture one of the most elaborate
Two
Full
Shows
Saturday
Afternoon
10e & 30c
LAST TIMES TODAY
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vffl1
Conway Tearle
Virginia Valli I
' Rictrdo Corta ( ' 1
Also
"The
Merry
Dwarf"
A Disney
Cartoon
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LA GRANDE , ' OREGON
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ANNOUNCING THE
LA GRANDE
TENDING LIBRARY
ThiaHpraiy consists of trie latent niid moat; talked off
iui.0 mvHtfii'v. ncience. btoffrlH t.
' phy. history, philosophy, etc. A few of the titles on ouv
. uhnlvvu at-ei , ;. ' , tr-
Hudson River Bracketed Edith;
Wharton, ,.
All Our Yesterdays H M. Tomhnsonu
The Well of Loneliness RadclyffeV
Y Hall, ; ; ; : ,
l The Road to Oregon-r-GnenX: "
Universe Around Us Sir James.
Three Against The World Sheila;1;
Kavfi Smith. . ;m
Byron. .'.,..-.....', .:t
What Happened to Forester E. Phil-
lips Openheim,
TiA Prince's Darlina Geo. Preechy. "
Aristocratic West Katherine Ger-,
; ' ouid. ... , -
The Body in the Road Moray Datton,
Hard MonejClarence d. neliana. ;
" Oregon DetourWard Jones.
! Sun God Children Schultz & Donald-
son. .
; Spanish Holiday Eleanor Meriam.
Tolstoy-The Inconstant Genius-'
' t Alexander S, Nazaroff.
Strange Death of Pres. Harding Gas
ton B. Means. . . ' '
Membership in (his Library is $1.00 per yea.V and 3c
ench dav a book is keot out. A few of the more expen
sive books are 5c a day (these are marked with an as
; terisk). Thus for a very nominal sum you may read
many dollars worth of the cream of the new bosks. We
will add to this library every month and keep it quite
up to date. You are cordially invited to visit it. '
La Grande
Book &StationeryCo.
"The Service Station for
" Home and Office"
1114 Adams Phone Mam 90
if
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Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad 1'age
productions of the year. I f
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