La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 22, 1930, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, August 2, 1930 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Three Entertain E. OK. Faculty At Dinner Theater "Party, Announcements Owlne to tin. o . At a cnormu b Juveniles tw . ilYV and 'he rtv MISS lUUUemiB nu'J lulu miss - w,n i P" 'i,'... Williams were hostesses I? "'"ig this month. Cove School To Open on Monday, September First By Mrs. A. a. Conklin (Observer Correspondent) COVE. (Special I Cove school mill open Monday. Sept. 1. Nearly all the teachers employed last year will be Here again. The faculty consists ot University Will Light Gridiron For Night Games EUGENE. Ore. w The University or Oregon, It Is believed, will be the llrst school In tho northwest to have a lighted football field. Contracts to Install equipment on inning -. m ii1Vp1,nBD .u """"i-iuit ana the . """ e ucuuy consists 01 naywara iieia were awarded oy tne Madeline Larson and Mfss " 8 'he re will be no juvenile 'Eroi; and Mrs- - - Springer, Mrs. Interim committee of the executive rirollne wiiuuiiiD iti-n- vj --- uiii.ii. xunu. naiss cenuce via, miss council, ,tne governing body of stu- ,he members of the Eastern Oreitoa! Mae Hlleman, Mrs. J. E. Mills. Mrs. dent affairs In the summer months irmal school faculty and Jiielr wives Plci'c will be held Sunday at 1 Ray Dlncau and Miss Thelma Ander- when regular school Is not In ses- .veiling at the La Qlfcndc hotel, tor Juveniles of Woodcraft if0"' H- G- Blan 1 employed as Jan- slcn. The cost is 4000. covers were placed for7.u,t a table , ' Yi , , woodcraft and their i,.' The equipment calls for comple- .iimctlvo with a elusion of gladiolas, ""nines. Those who have no way to , ' Kvere" Powell, who teaches at tlon September 16 when fall prac h ch also decorated tli rooms of the g? ,mnV meet at tho K. p. hull t 10 ' Wes'Port. will leave next week. Her tlco opens. It Is expected the play 'esses. After dlpner the party ttt- "ck where cars will he furnished iff11.001 aaes not beB'n "' Sept. 8 crc will drill nightly, the first two i.ndixl a theater. . . , ,, , ' s will go early to get located, weeks, until school opens, to accua- le ... I All guardians of Ciunp Fire groups I Bne na there last year. j torn them to playing nights as Ore- t ,,nl PioTiii Ta li? , clty nro "quested to meetV u Mrs' a - sPrlns" will gor.'s first Important contest la a AnnUal jriCIUC lb I Monday night at 7:30 o'clock on the i here ne" weelt- TlleV havo "Pent night game at Soldier Field. Chi- nllVCfllV . vi me iii uranue no- K, bu,K,H uu uiku, uguiust urnae wcwiDer a. A. A. V A V - V 1 1, J 111 - The annual picnic of the L. 8. of 0!rt p,,, .. I Coad spi f L r. and E. planned for mem- .IX. S nt 50ve on 8"lay. mer at Eugene. . Z.X ilremcn and their families held ' m,,T m0VKl his J "L?. afternoon at Plrto Cone was J. lV"8 "?hln to o Johnson ".: ,.nfnl nun nViir liplrl in. "'"'..v" oats. hut ore now with Mrs. Springer's parents at Yoncalla. Mrs. Coad spent most of the sum-! tlic most successful one ever held lo rlllV WH'1 t,v .. W.V..W iid many of the families present, 8 ..,....'i,r wnx ti diversion dur: Wllltn lit-,..,. SV with about 80 m attendance, for a L. Becker. mmmmn sVimming was a diversion during "V ..J" '.cm l"ls .lac '" ... .fternoon. At 8 o'clock the pic- i, T -yun lor nuckle- supp" " was served and pleasant J'" ast a"d returned with wal hours were enjoyed, the party .. ,,,,. . , xz?n of r - . i.,if uL-ith Mrs. Jolii Ward. Mrs. I ' , Sri Courtney, Mrs: W. (p. cDonald .,.c Kill Pldcock ossiBtliiK. The Jext meeting of tlic uuimvy will be Held Sept. 10. Mrs. J. E. Mills had n riPlU'htfnl trip east during the vacation. She went from here to the home of a brother In Nebraska and from there went by automobile to Pennsylvania The first night game in Eugene probably will be against Willamette September 26. Great pressure has been brought to bear on the gradu ate manager's office to install the lights when it was learned Oregon was considering the move. Not only the Willamette game, but aiso tno two freshmen games sched 1Tt -W -mm .WXL&JK . ricnic Held At Peal Place On Prairie Creek Party Compliments Mrs. Delia JIarnden lly Miss I.eima Tlioriiliure (Observer Correspondent! JOSEPH, Ore., ( Special 1 Hnminv n number of old friends gathered at tho E. D. Peal home on Prairie creek , iinnuipii who Is leaving La . i"-. mrge uiwn wun ? llliv nnxt wghk.1 Mrs. Hnrii- henutlful old trees was a gorge- irSnU. married next (Tuesday to Si'"" Coming ns a completd Jiurprlrj last ii,t nt 8 o'clock waB a' handkerchief T,hv., bv membecs.ol the W. "uniuer oi oia in, ?". ,,,. friend in honor of Mrs. i" home on Prairie creek Grande early rexl wet fa Benson ami they will make their wasl ' Rood things to eat, home at Buiuunmu. -i I if t 7irii. nriraz the evening games were " nrieiic, niiue, T rStr which delkjlous refresh- " ..T. ..a "aymon.d. of Hurrl- menu, wv. ? A l1. shev8"ed Wa8h- i uled for Hayward field, with Wash m.",, 5' c'-Boi"on' Providence and mgton and with Oregon State, will New York. She spent some time with nkeiy uc piayed at ulght under flood her son Gordon, who IB a student at , ilghts. ut year th0 Oregon-Oregon .,, '. , . . - 1 State freshman gomes, at Medford vii. I ma '!aer",n mad. 8 , n Corvallls. were hotly contested, visit to Seattle during ner vacation. ! ' The Morris hall was broken Into ' and robbed some time recently. Af- 1804 IlEACON TO HE HE-LIGHTED tor the visit of tho Camp Fire girls : ( In. the Ascension grounds the hall1 ST. LOUIS, Mo. (P) An electric was closed and everything fastened searchlight that was one of the mar securely. A Guild party was held In vels of the World's Fair In 1004 here the Morris hall later and the doors, is to be restored to service. The windows and cupboards were all beacon, atop a building In Unlver found to be unfastened. Many things sity city, a suburb, casts a 250.000,000 ... n.c wuy ui ury groceries, mill are candlepqwer beam. uai-u .ui vug niiiiuiier scnuui, anu Kit Chen utensils were taken. M. Boerkgren, his son. Royal, and his grandson, Lester, from Wenat chee, left Monday morning for a trip to Yellowstone park. They will be gone aDout two weeks. POSIES NOT WOKN JUST ANYWHERE PARIS' M") The placement Is as Important as the nosv in artificial n group oi tne L,. u. ti. irom LA Iiowers. , Qrando were. picnicking at the As-I Square-cut , necklines for afternoon censlon grounds Wednesday. !are relieved with a small bunch of E. P. Roberts and his daughter, flowers in the center Xront. Miss Clara, spent a couple of days Upstanding military collars main- WHEAT YIELDS OF OVER 50 BU. scph and her two nieces, formerly nf JS. ..wcclt Walla Walla visiting at tain dignity by means of a crisp gar- Lu Grande. Fni, ,i . . "' "OBerl. oromer or aema in tne center DaoK. ... ..... ,,., i.n, xj. c . lluril' burg and daughter, Leona. and son I.utlier, Dog Berry and the host and , nri n fl Hf firii ri f "ra'css, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Peal and ARE iikll OKI hi) 'heir daughter, Virginia. ' Jim Estes ond sons. Lester nnd Guy, enme up from the Imnaha Mon day to stack their crop of grain hay which uiey oountl noout two weeks Mrs. Nell KlRlit (Observer Correspondent) .k i es T for a few days Groin eo. They will also cut and spray r.wlnCout'0,rtne.' WlSTinSS XloTrT " the'r P'aC fields Is going ovet 50 bushels nn Another0smH elecMc stmm 8wept ' ncre .. J . throuuh Jcsenh Mondav nviminfr. ""L.fr? . ' arrr, -Uglitiiing flushed from all tUrecttona L. M. Laird, John Miller and his son Edmund, have Just returned from a camping trip to the Mlnam. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde R. Commons, PAINTING CALLED SAFKST JOB - SPR1NOPIELD, 111. m Painters Incur the least liability to fatal ac- Wash and clean . fish. Fit into greased baking pan. Sprinkle with salt, celery salt, paprika. Arrange bacon over top. Add water. Cover with lid. Bake 1 hours In moderate oven. Baste often. Place on servlnit utattcr. Garnish with lemon quarters and parsley. Kalein Dressing (For nsh or ilsh loaves) 3 tablespoons butter. 4 tablespoons flour. 1 cup hot water. 1 cup milk. 1 egg yolk. 3 taolespoons catsup. V4 teaspoon pepper. teaspoon salt. fcelt butter, add flour. Mix well. add water and milk. Cook until creamy sauce forms. Add other in gredients. Cook 1 minute. Stir coxi Cucumber Salad 3 cups sliced cucumbers. 3 slices onions. Vi teaspoon salt. , Yt cup salad dressing. U tablespoons sour cream. Mix cucumbers, onions. - salt. Cov er with iced water and sot in cold place I hour. Drain, urrenge on let- mue, iop wun uressing, mixed with soui cream. Caramel Pudding (Especially popular with children) a -3 cup dark brown sugar. 4 tablespoons flour. teaspoon salt, ii egg yolks. 3 cupB milk. 1 teaspoon vanilla. '2 egg whites, stifily beat on. Blend sugar, flour, salt. Add egg yolks, milk. Cook in double boiler until thick and creamy, atir fre quently. Fold In other Ingredients. Pour into glass dish. Cool and chill. Serve with plain, whipped or lec cream. Why Didn't You?" Advertise those 79c Ladies' Full Fashioned Silk Hose. I missed them and Mrs. Smith got some. They are real bargains. We have so many great value, we simply can't advertise . every one. Many of our uiiadvei'tised items are grcntar values than the ones we tell you about. TO BE SAFE! ALWAYS GO TO BREIER'S FIRST Chicken salad, toasted rolls and olives with a hot or cold beverage are suitable evening refreshments. Too much augur in Jelly makes It soft and sticky. Island Empiro ; .Tupnn consists of about 3,000 Is lnmlg, extending along the ttliore of the Asiatic continent for a distance of neurly,8,0U0 miles. S i. ,1 B. , i.. . L i '.'T .' olaonts. a survey of the hazards E P. Roberts left Saturday for their omong occupational groups made by ..nine ... nos yi.geics. the IUln0i8 stato aepartmont Of ' ' I health has revealed. -Liability la greatest for electrlo linemen, oil and gas field rig builders, explosive han- Expans'ion Figures The eomimnUlve expansion of wood and steel for one degree l''uh renhelt Is :is follows: . Wood (pine), 0.000001!70; steel ' (eusl), 0.O0OOO0H0; Indies' Full Fashioned Pure Silk Muse HA Regular $U5 Value pl.UII Ludieu' Rayon Hose. t French Heel '. flriC Ladies' Fine Ribbed Lisle Vest 40C Mon'8 Light Fall Weight or Ribbed Unions ODC Men's ' ' Qp0 Moleskin Pants . .'. OOC Men's Cotton fl? "I OQ Twill Pants . "... ifrL.LiJ Hoys' ('ream Colored Cords GMOQ CO A Q 6 to 12 ipl.iO 13 to 18 P44t7 Beys' White Overalls KQrt Sizes 3 to 13 ..U'.:..::.". DuL Roy's Wool and .Suede 'Blazers, reg ?2.98 values. Now $1,79 dept. stores gi pj3reigD& er store No. 13 IN THE WBST 1,0 tframlc, Ore. Men's Heavy air wool Blazers, Reg. $4.98 value. Now $2.98 AI STKAI.1AN PLANES LINK CIT1BN 3,500 .MILES APART PERTH. Australia m Western Airways Limited, pioneer Australian navigation company, .claims it con ducts the longest service run by any to shuke the windows slightly and i one company in any one country In .,.....i,(,. nillv T.o on,r.Mr and Mm. """""B . "" " uuecuons vTvar and Urn, children spent iJZ, XhuTJSS tUf wecKemi ymn rj '- while some hail fell, no.drv damaen the world, er. J. M. uiisser. anu aiso visitea ouier wl8 Uone Tucsan , j j Now thot the compIlny has llnked irleuds and relatives while here. , although the skv i .tin up Wyndham In tho far northwest hniZfrom tlSwonderhck hos- wlwt cloutly ond anolner storm ' Westorn Australia with Its estab- UU immiiient. mmh-u iuum:, ubsuiier uiiu muu Miss Lena Scott. Droorietor of the planes .fly a two-way service each i!Tnh:.fion nr beauty shop in Joseph, is taking her week between Wyndham and Ade- dlers and intnera. Menus Of The , Day . came home from the Wonderlick hos- " pltal on Monday.. Both are in fine condition. u Mr. and Mrs. T. jjiannins n inp week In the mountains with a croup in ne near iuhuu io vw n w e l of frendB and Js now visitlng .heV parents, Mr. unci Mrs. Dave Scott, nt their home in Wallowa. During her Now Playing L. V. Johnson and family, who are well known here Mr. and Mrs. T. B. -Johnson and UI" 1""" .. ' "' W,a,1r J?'? T? ?,,lCk!,r.,!yi the beauty shop. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Right attended the HuroW j n ,s work. ing In the Ed Eben store during the absence of Mrs. George Boner, who is taking . her vacation. Mrs. L. 'E. . Thornburg-nd daugh ter, Leona, of Prairie creek, were shopping In Enterprise Tuesday. Mrs. Atvira Roop, of Joseph, mot ored to Enterprise Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Bailey, of Enterprise, who has been in ill health, is much improved now and Is able to be around again. Mr. and Mrs. James Buchanan, of Upper Prairie creek, were in Joseph on business Tuesday afternoon. ' Mr. and Mrs. Rov Varnev. of Prairie Creek, were Enterprise visitors Tues day. Mrs. E. D. Peal and daughter, Vir ginia, were among those shopping in Enterprise Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Grandy. of Jo seph, are the proud parents of a seven-pound boy born Saturday morning at the home or Mrs. Grandy's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Knapper. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Varney and family, Mrs. William Conrad and sons, Vester and Vernie, and Prank and Ralph Beard, of Portland, mot ored to the Wallowa lake Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Verdo Pairchllds. of Hurrican Creek, were shopping and visiting In Enterprise Tuesday. vacation. She spent part of last j lalde, a total distance of 3,600 miles. ounie oi vne country over wnicu the planes fly has never been trod by white num. TIPFANY&7fj G a ir9 g , NO PHONES IN 1940! RAD10VISIO.N Press the button ond he is .brought to you juajic. . ALL-TALKING with Benito Hume Jameson Thomas ' liuinbcrston Wright " , -S. , Kjf .il - t- I 1 UOSE AND WHITE t'KKI'E JV1IIS. IIINK'S COHTIIMR WASHINGTON (P) Mrs. Prank T. Hlncs, wife of Major General Hlnes, is wearing an afternoon costume of rose and white printed crepe. A beige hat and gloves to snatch" afford the right note of contrast. "' 'I'" " " By Mrs. Alexander George BAKED TROUT KOK' lHNNt.lt Baked Trout Salem Dressing Baked Potatoes Escalloped Onions Bread Butter Cucumber Salad Caramel Pudding ' Crenm Cof feo lluked Trout 3 pound trout. y? teaspoon salt. teaspoon celery salt. teaspoon paprika. 3 slices bacon. 1 cup water. ' Tomorrow Saturday Atig. .23 Select Acts and Comedy KCYl'TIAN 1'YHAMlllS OWE DKI1T TO ONIONS CAIRO. Egyptt UP) After a fashion, : onions built the pyramids. i It was his appetizing dish of onions ot the end of each day's labor that I solaced the weary slave os he placed I i.,nr. n,t l-tlnrlr nf stone. t Moses, leading the Israelites out of bondage, reported that they constant- ly longed for this delicacy left be- j hind In Egypt. , .. I The onion still flourishes In the t Nile valley and also grows through- j out the world. j l(iOOI) I KHTII.r.EH MAUE Or A llli 1 1.' i.vi'", BUENOS AIRES (M Pharooh may , , ,ic,i n bis oooortunlty. Ar gentines are making fertilizer of lo- I custs, commonly called grasshoppers i An almost perennial plague that , causes great destruction u. rn the locusts ore piled In heaps to dry and then taken to the factory , for heating ana mining - i der which analyzes about 12 per cent ammonia. 4 per cent tricalclum phos phate and 2 per cent potash. It con stitutes a fertilizer of high quality i.-s' , i. rnirlllf tVt . which does noi rt it-u--t! "i . ! detrimental to the soil. I All! MAIL SHOWS IM Hr..r. i SEATTLE. Wasn. ur , . . ... io(tr. were car- ond a nan iiihuu.. - . Z. , r th nations longest air imall line from Chicago to San Pron-clsco-durlng the llrst months of this yeor. This was an Increase of C 000 000 letters over the same period of lit year. READY MADE FLANNELETTE INFANTS WEAR jackets:":".'... 'Bc CEIitRUDES - o-,c KIMONOS - , jf . (;0VNS. .,.i. 23c to 49c HEMMED DlATERS 27x27 PUT UP 1NT SANITAP.i PACKAGKS-PED DOZEN, NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Main 759 3 Phones Cor. Cedar & Washington We have contracted for you some very fancy prunes no seconds for which we will take orders for late next week's delivery. The price will be 89c for a fifty-pound apple box.' Please Phone Your Orders Pot Roasts, deliciously tender, lb... 12c Matches, carton of six' : 15c ! WATERMELONS 19c each 1 Pabstett cheese, 1 Swiss brick or pi mento cheese. Regular '50c. value... . 35c Wesson Oil, quart 49c 20 Pounds potatoes : 29c Blue Stem Flour. 50-lb. sack for.. $1.25 Rhode Island Red Fries, Heavy. Peaches from W. E. Baker for canning, j IBB fI n) M I M M m RA' vrs o t .' SHOP This new women's ready to wear shop located on the corner of Depot and Adams in the room formerly oc-( cupied by the La Grande Investment Co., extends a cordial invitation to all to attend the opening to morrow. - it ante Early fall dresses are here in nn abundance of styles, fabrics and colors. The new coats for fall with the high waist lines are exact repli cas of exclusive Paris il creations. Cushion, brims are the rage in new fall millinery. Our assortment includes large and small head sizes. airs Corner Adams and Depot 4, ft f 6. m t