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i"ii.i;iV. i:,r TACT" TTIT7KT; rx (jn.rrrr: evnttg otsmrES f 4 NEWAPPAWUSVDEVICES Ralph Brown Radio Engineer. Cutting amd Washington! Radio Corb A union nu-i'l- AN EFFICIENT VARIABLE CONDENSER If any condenser Ims hlrsh ll elentrlc lnr.s it l f;tr rrnin lielug c-f f Icletit wlicn used In .1 liiKh flu- a frS quem-y osrillnliriR circuit. It Is, in f;ict, not efficient In any nlter n.iihi:; current circuit since the dielectric loss represents Jnst so much net iin I oirnic resistance in Morion In the circuit. In n radio rtH-eiving circuit this alwnys r? culls in dccroancd sinnul strong. ii. To the end of r-..iicirin thin di electric loss ns f; r as possible 1 u-- " without actiully clieitpeuitiu the cotidLMifier, the one llliistniti'd Ipih been produced. The losses tire lie lit linv liy usIiir only n hlj'li Kiaile of hard rulditfr fur Hit' di electric In 41111.11 qiuiutity and u) phurec' with rtMpnct to the elec tric Held that the hysteresis lossoa ure Kepi at a minimum. A unique feature Is the Bcalc which showfl the capacity or the condense! In micron) icrolnnida, In fidilltloti to th u iimilnr decree praduadoiis etched on the metal dial. The plates ure, ol heavy sheet zinc ami spaced to prevent shorl eireuilliin. Those or the atator or Ktatioiiary unit ure nil soldered together, as are also those o'. the rotnr (the rnnvithle pltilest. TtiH construction is, t hurei'ore. rugged ninl the resistance between the plate connections Is kept con stant. A special type spring bearing Is used to insure good contact be ing made with the rotary platen. The tension always remains the same, so that there Is no chance for the fttates or the rotor to loosen us the hearing wears. The thrust Is all on one bearing, and there is no danger of the con denser short-circuiting or chnng- Ijik Its capacity If the distance be tween hearings becomes changed. This fs u valuable feature. The cnpnclty mln'mums Is SO niieromicrufnnids. a very low value, nnd makes tuning possible over n wide rauKe of wave lengths. The maximum capacity Is 1.00U niicronilerofnrnds. The rotor plates nre grounded to the metal case to provide for shielding the condenser nnd elim inating body capacity erfects due to unshielded plates. This metnl case Ins n black crystalline fin ish which makes n very fine ap pearance. The one Is fchown In upper picture, while the flower shows the condenser Itself. welling sti vu-e hour. in if was held. At the Inst meet iii; of tlu'itllilv A'llhtic Chili. Y.liuh win licit) At IlK' ' I. on Davis home in Nwtlit Uai.ni, , Mi.-si's Kuhice and Dorothy unit Miu I t lamlf Uusicli acted ns Imstcs -r. The ' ni'vtinjf wns held Thur-tday evening i A 1 1 iinc'iu ;its w ere made to uive CI.ili itam-o helore sdiiud closes 1 many of t It l hhtu'mms will not be hv , iltif iiijV the vacatii-.i muni lis. ! was the subject mut tbcte were sev-j.dinner paities and ussocialion meet jeial interest iiik papers raid. iM.-s-j int. Antony the registrations from illume l.e-ait Cock, Hazel (irecn nnd this vicinity veu: M. A. (iilliam, I lluby Knight m led m h.MU-.Wi for Asu J. I'lamer, Jonn Bi'Jxcr, .1. 1 Pen- , his tin oX'.nu nnd served n d;:inty luucb. The stive eonimitt'e council will enct sig;ns I pi Is of (he city to while Main .street and Mms fu.t l!ulli:ur f inis'aotl Iter sclvnd in the licmpc disltli-t last week, the ii; occasion beutK duly ce.eliiatt d by an I-. ' all day picnic in the hills. This wii i c;.Miii- I'iilliri.f's liij't si hool teini, a-s j sin1 wi: 0:1c ol th'i teacher training the city students in the Union liie;h scIiod lifft :cul J I he previous year. Uiect tia'Ti:! Mis. Hal Kee.s, one of the primary some of the (uchcrs ill the Union schools, went rod and wife, W. S. Koss unj wife, IV A. I'hillips and wife, (J. W. I'almer May 10th lust day to rent without a penalty. pay water Highest price paid for clean, largo sized cotton mg8 latcial .streets art toin up- 'There beinjf oidy two nth;r stieets besides Wain which have Iiridges iuhh Ci'.thi ino civek, r get about the city with vehicles is ratlr.r difficult The Woman's Club held their last wteVs meeting at the K. I'. hall on u gisU ied Thu-silav nfleimion, with Mis. Munching th. wi to I,r. Claude hai Kriday uf It see the exhibit woi k in the m that place. Miss J liellu: luted for M is lire durinp; scnee. M;:n'y out -of -t; wn people at the Union Ilulcl k. This institution i; substi-i her ;:nd wiu. D. W udwick uml wife William Duby uml wit., lob Hoi. nun and wife, C. M. Kydert II. U. 'hanio:i,i Hilly tl'lliytml, Mo'd Jones l wife.' Chuiles rainier uml wife, all of Ka-' l.ci; ,)ohn D. Daly, Aithur Ti.uy audi V. C. Kerr, of Itoiso; C. K. HmdingJ l.eo 1'Vench, Nell Ciimmett, K- W ; Unckmnn, S I). Clinton and wife, K.l-j nu Sniihi, ICfi'ip Snider, Noll Muiiaf-: I). ll Kinciiid, C, C. Stewart, j V.uin, Mary Nichols of lti licit lia Craham, of North! D. .W. Johnson and wife of! Kobeit KiicU.-on and KM on. : noon to .. .-Ill.. "h-ip,,,...!.,.. IVndleloii For Sale Meant hcaied hotel, doing n UmmI business, in Hell on reiiMiunlUe teiins, yi.VHi.tMl will liundle H, helling o ic cotuil or oilier business, I no, u 1 10 Itt'.I.MONT IUMMIS Fraternity Night AT T!IK ISLAM) Vi ( lit lt( II hlliuhi) Mltllt, Mil)' Till 8 O'olork Simoial music, vnral and In atriiincntiil. -AihlroHs ClivlHtltmlly anil Fruteniity. t Mpmhom of nil Fraternnl or ilurH and non iiUMiibtii-H nru rorilinlly invited, C1IMK You will hear anmetlilng worth while, thir- 1M GjiI'1 n I;!'!,1!'. "Oregon I if rjtf iiMv li,vonth"f (Htftnltir ,lnrf for i ii i ii iii iii m ii 1 1 iii mi iimii i) h in mm n 1 1 G. HEARS I'.-ilrnt Same Just... Arrived leather one-strap, low heels nnd welt suV, s alinvo in silver Lirav single. II DmCEBS (Spocl:il to The Observer) UNION, .May 8 Ut Saturday urtcinuon at hor home in fiouth Union litllt; ,)unt Kvans enteituinul about twrnty of hot friend in honor of he: sixth birthday. The little folks had a very enjoyable afturnuon pla'.viup: sanies and especially puKnkini; of n dainty linu-h. Miss June was the re cipient of several piesents. ThoSL' picsent weie: Dcndcll and Kathcryne tireeu, Klma and Kvan llidsey, Mni--jvutrilc ami Audrey Oel.ap, Uiis and Alice (.iambic, Rojrur and Klorn llay den, Klsie and Kdua Kicklin, Thelmn Van llouten, 'Dora Ciouter, Krefdji llrown, Kiedei-ika Spain, Klaine Hess, U:iyn,o'id Ifeutei, Kobby Uurton, Kuth Connor, ICvelyn (iambic. a;ul June lCvnns. I nc AricrtHural ituden'Ji, turjjr) the diiection of Ralph Mre;an, head: of this depni'lmcrit, put on n play: at the hie;h sclnul on Friday anil Sat-, uiday evenings, entitled 'Hack to the: l-'atni." It was a tlnee-act coniedv-1 drama and the pai'ts wue prescntetl in a very inteicstine; manner- ldn Jicllus was lea.linp lady and Keid lllacker handled the hero's part, but the other chaiacters showed up well' also, and the play was lively and in-1 tcreslin all IhloiiKh the three acts. Following is the cart: Charles Mer-'j rill, Thuiston Chadwick; Mr. AxliluV, Annie Campbell; Melon Merrill, Heidj lilacker; Cos Anderson, I'aul Cook Mrs. Merrill. Dean Woll: Reuben Al len, Clifford Johnson; 'H'ise .Meade,! Jda Reikis; Robert Powell, Vtrnonj Johnson: Mameiie Lnnirdon, Klida .Millet; llulda, l.ura llidelei. The school auditorium was comfortably filled toi each peiformance. Miss Zorn, county health nurse, an.: .Miss Nichols .librarian at l.a Crande were in Union last week, the fornin chickint; up and finishing some woik al the schools and the latter doing some woik at the local library. At their icuular meeting last Sat- urda.v afternoon the local Woman's INdief Coins enterlaineil two state nfficeis. Mis. Jessie NJson of 1 a r:.. nii.l Miss Mac l'feldner of i I'oi tland. t The latter was here u Departmental l'atiiotic Iustiuctor for i. Ii:,,,,rhleis ,.f Veterans. fMvs. Nelson spoke on Child Wclfaiv and' the latter on Dcseciation of the Flair ami of .Memorial Day, ending with thirl leiital of a poetical tribute to thtrj tlag. Mis. Agnes Paddock wa cnll-j id upon an '' lesponded with an orig- inal ode to the national emblem. 'Af- ter the meeting closed refreshments j con.'i.ling of a.igel cake am! coffe' j wi :c served. i Tht liakei lia-eball In.ys passed thiouch Union and stopped at the Union hotel for dinner on their wa to Cove for the game scheduled there Sunday afternoon. The section of .Main street between tht i.iilruail and the Union Hotel is li ceiving loads of crushed rock nnd will soim be icnily for the hot stuff, the plant for which is about complel .,i i i-in r ,.r ih,. new nipeline along Main street is finished and the grad ing is about all done moth of ."tail-! road stiert. A gang of nan is bus i pulling in the cuibing. ! Cleaning up and reporting at th' ; Stock Show git.umls is fhii-heil ami I ready for the coming event.' Si-ve..li hoises are alil.idy here and in tuin- "!-'. ' iii-rin Skii' as -r f ' end fn.m l-i Ciaiid-. 11.-s ..4 with his paients and collecting i..tf for the l.a (liande ll'i-ei-ver. fin whiih he has been woiking f.,? tin last few month.. Mrs. bell Wright, who oent t- O 1 Haines last Sunday evening a week ago, to spen-oi the week with her son, has returned to Union. "The boys who oiganized a Modern Woodman lodge here last week ure taking great interest in the organiza tion. They tiiik in a candidate al their last meeting. They also issued' a challenge to any other lodge in' the city to play them n gams of base ball on the afternoon of the fourteenth of his month. j The .state pie.sident of the W. C. 1 T. U. was here Sunday and lectured at the Presbyterian church nt the ; ootery A Paradise for Tired Feet 200 Depot St. Phone Main 113 GEOVER SMITH, Manager f 0. P. HOFF For State Treasurer Sei'oiid Term Saved the lavpayei-n Si'i.l.S, (1(10.0(1. Itefused a nalnry Incri'jise roi- bliosi li. Honest, eflli-lent. Ills opponent In a hanker mill while Depuly Treasurei' Martcil u Inink of his own Ic lioslliiig If 1 1111,11(111 of xlillo rilliils therein. (Paid Adv.) SEE THE BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED PERIOD MODEL BRUNSWICKS Queen Amu, nt. o.On Colonial, at -'(iO.OO Stratford, at .llO.Oi) Caiulirid-e, at KMUM) Oxford Kleclric, at $77M And All I'j iritflit Models from (l.'i.OO up At- Eastern Oregon Music Company A small payment down will send one to your home "Here Come the Elephants!" D u you liridit ivine-inlicr huw it mi eaiiv to see fiow you thrilled as tin lieriiiy lilepliants piissed in review? the joli K'eiimmlier yon used to lie on the cirrus iarad( lions, timers, and flu liifj, liuii- Ili w the horses, the Mare of the hands, the unties of t lit clowns, and llr. olitter of it all inspired yon with a fervid determination to see Un real show-the hit; jierfoiinanee in lla tent ? You didn't realize it then, Imt ivou were ettintr a ht out of an attractive advert is.rnicnl. Perhaps you don't realize it now, hut other advertise ments, just as attractive, just as interest int' and far more valuahle to you, parade, daily lujfrre you in the columns of this paper. The men hen wares. It is t rulv or need ants and makers of everything yon want display Nd'ore you their most attractive ii greatest show on ciirth." Tlie whole purpose of any lyour curiosity, gain your interest tell you something you don't know; t advertisement; is to excite arouse vour desire; to remind von of some thing you have forgotten; In cum ,iee yen uf something over which yon have hecii hesitating. In Everybody Enjoys Home-Made Bread Why Not Make Some This Week Here Is A Recipe Easy To Follow WHITE BREAD 6 cups Flour 1 cup Kinf?sford'8 Corn Starch ' cup lukewarm Water S teaspoons Salt Yeast Cake 1 pint Milk, scalded 2 tablespoons Mazola Scald the milk, cool till lukewarm and add Mazola. Sift the flour, corn starch and salt together. Dissolve the yeast in the lukewarm water; add it to the milk and stir in the dry ingredients. Knead on a floured board for twenty-five minutes. Place in an oiled bowl, rub the top very lightly with Mazola, cover loosely with soft cloth, and rise over niRht. IT is not necessary to purchase both a bread and a paitry flour. By using ' cup of Kingsford's Corn Starch to cup of any good flour the percentage of gluten is decreased and the itarch content ii increased so that home prepared flour will make a lighter and finer grained cuke. FKFF: A.k Yfi.M-n(trnfwrln Jntae-!.U-lr C,H.ov, Portlw,.!. !TrK.-ii. !- Imw,IuI C.kirr UM u. k, J Ch r,-ie.e rife ' " 'H trr v sas ' &.iVJar-i i i srT.tr..- -.-tr-.-jj J-K..im.Y.'- ihort, the purpose of an advertisement is, in one iinolhcr, to make you happier. READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS AND SEE IF THAT ISN'T SO? San-O-La Bath Room Accessories Make the Bath Room What it Should Be convenient and sanitary, as well as beautiful. A p-nrct-laiii luh does imt make a hath room. It is the fonall devices that complete it and give each nmnher nT the family a place for his or her requisites. Just Received a Fine Assortment of ' SAN 0 LA BATH ROOM WARE If you want something g mmI ; if yoi "wiuit luntit'tliiti nifty, com hv P QREBOK HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENT GO, Phune.WilO f ! j 4 ; f i us mrmmn m s i i jtrsr?r'-y o
