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VOLUME XXIV.
.SECOND SECTION
LA GRANDE, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1926.
NUMBER 10
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National Real Estate
Official in La Grande
The Oldest Twins in St- Paul
William E. Herren, .director of
cxl'-imlon for the National Asso
ciation of Heal Estate Boards, u
rlvcd in Uio convention city from
Waterloo, , Iowa, on So. 17 thlB
morning, brisk, Immaculate, suro
of himself. '
"Well, J in here, Heen trying to
eomo buck to ttic Pacific North
st for three years. Thomttoiiul
president and tho secretary llko to
conic out to these western meet
ings, too. and ho they don't often
give me a. chance. Hut tills year
Bob Jcmlsoit couldn't 'got away
from Ulrmlnffham, Ala., and Herb
Nelson stayed in Chicago with his
wife, who has Just presented him
with his third son und hull. So
they Jet me come."' , '
To Attend 15 Conventions
.. The- Pacific Northwest conven
tion Is the first of 15 that the en
ergetic extension director is sche
duled to address. The others are
till in tho south, cast and central
states. '.
Extension service In the notional
association, ho ox plains. Is simply
helping the local realty boards to
establish functions that are seinl
clvic, semi-trade.
' "A real cstHte broker has only
ono thing to sell that's the city In
which he lieves," analysed the na
tional officer this morning in tho
lobby of tho Kolcy hotel. ,
Tho Merchants Vfti't '
"Every merchant tries to -raise
the standard of ,hla f commodity.
The renltor Is dojng that when he
seeks to improve his ;Ity, sees thut
II has properly platted subdivi
sions, aids In the establishment of
laws for planning and zoning,
when he, brings about betfir build
ing codes, und encouruges more
permanent construction. a
It is a part of the work of the
realty board to bring In" new In
dustries without Interfering with
the work of the chamber of com
inercc, of course to lend its sup
port n the securng of proper areas
for comniereal and industrial or
ganizations, to study Iraippoiiu
tlon faclfilies and housing for la
borers. ' '
: , v Fair Dealing
"Among themselves, vthe mem
bers of the board must obscrvo
fair dealing, encourage fellowship,
hold frequent meetings and study
the plans uud iduus of other or
ganizations for tho best moans of
Belling their Ideas.. They' should
have a strong legislative committee
to work witli tho city government.
"In short," finished Herren, "the
real realtor does everything l)c
can to Improve tho standards' of
living in tho city where ho lives."
Radio
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. FIllitAV, JH.V 28.'
Mountain .tilalulard Time Stations
KPXP, Oknulo Siu-UiK". Colo
(liMnyCiOOkc), 8 p. m-. Memory
Jjnn orchestra.
:l()kc), 1:11 p, m., Brown Palace
sir Inn orchestra; S, opcn-ulr con
cert, Denvermunlclpal band.
Vacll'lc Standard Tlnw Stations
KM. I.os AnRclcs, Cal. re7m
(lll'kol. 7-7: 3D p. m..-J.clle Ad
ams, whistler; 7:H0-S, rcllpo Del
Kado's Media hora Knpanoki 8-9,
Aeolian organ; 9-in. Marry jjcck
er's Hnwullans; 10-11, Packard
ballad hour. t. . . . .
KFWU,' Hollywood, 'al. (252m
tl(lOkc). 7:30-8 p. m.. IJaraltn
Johrf'WrlBlit, Tho Itiuht Tailor; !)
stmllos ppofirraniii 8-11, program,
10. studio profrram; .10-11,. War
ner Brothers frolic;
HCW, Portland, Ore. (191.5111
(11 like), 6-7 p. ni., dinner concert;
8-0, Instrumental iuuhIc; 0-10:30.
concert; 10:30-12 midnight, Hoot
Owls.
K HJ, I.bs Anjtelcs, Cal. ( 05.2m
740kc), 6:30-7:30 p. m., Uncle
TaI,. Dn,l tl,i ph'llflren: S-10. Times
do luxe program: 30-11, Clement's
Super-six orchestra. .
K.IK, Seattle, Wash.'' (ilB-Mm-7HOkc),
8:30-10 p. mi, Post Intel
llirenccr studio program; 10-11,
Nuto Motor company nludlo pro
gram. ? '
. KSX, Hollywood, Onl. (330.nl
80kc), 7-8 p. m., Land company,
Dhd Kbits: S-0, Jell-X-Ccll pro
gram; 9-10,- Order of Optimistic
Uonuts; 10-11, Hollywood Amcrl-
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tHAOl hank no.
& Junius
Movie "11
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PARK PERSONAES
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vuo ana Alfred brlckson are the oldest twins In St. Paul, Minn Thev
ThVw tin?.? " ?"d haV' 8PPn cach 0,hcr "ely'day of
ih, Li,. Vn 7l,Ch,lf,a Palnl" """WPer hanser. each ha, been married
the same length of tlnieind each has seven children. They have lived in
61. Paul for year, but neither has ever seen a movie.
' Sister Mary
Says:
(Hy Sbtor .Mary) .
Ureakt'ast (Ihllled euntaloupe,
pouched eggs on grahum t toast,
bran muffins, ' munnulude, milk,
Luncheon Cpmblniihon potato
snlad, rye lireud. steimea cuerry
pudding, niilki ,tea. V t
Dinner Baked ham, browned
potatoes, spinach In cream sauco,
, tomato fulud,. berr roly-poly,
whole wheat bread,' milk, coffee.
Faked ham M nulte 'us good-cold
as hot. Tho carving knife should
be very sharp and the ham cut in
paper thin slices for- serving.
Bony roly-poty; Is av delictus
f dessert worth keeping In mind
during the berry season. Any kind
of berty can be 'used. . 'i
j Berry Itoly-I'oly
Two cups flour, 4 teaspoons bak
ing powder, 3 tablespoons butter,
16 teaspoon suit, cun milk
(about), 2 cups washed, and drain
ed raspberries, "throe-quarter cup
sugar, 8 more 'tablespoons butter.
Mix and sift flour, salt and bak
ing powder. Rub in 3 tablespoons
butter with tips of flngorB and cut
in milk to make u soft dough Just
stiff enough to roll on a board.
Itoll In a sheet about three-eights
of an inch thick. Sprinkle with
berries, leaving a margin of about
1 inch of plain dough around the
ed ge. Sprinkle with su gar, dot
with bits of butter and roll up lll.e
a jelly roll. Bake on an oiled and
floured buking pan for 30 minutes
In a moderate hot oven. Cut in
slices and' servo with augur and
cream.
No girl Hhuuld ieuch more than
three years. In one town. If she
can't get u husbtiud In that time,
it's a waste of time; ; to fish any
longer. ' ',
Gladys Why did Alice's won
dcrous bcuuty fade? .
Florence She got caught out In
a ralnslonu,
..
WEAKINU NOT1IIV
The re was a girl Bi'rly who'd' dura,
I Whose spirit wns itevil-inay-caiv;
Hiiuo all the world rUeil
At the heat, she Juxt Kiulled '
Slio 'found it so easy to Imiu. -.
1
Tho real prosperous community
is tho one which lets tho carpen
ters do ull the knocking,
"
' There is a new sur film actress
In America. A 'critic who prides
I himself, on Ills predictions says
i nut sue jius u pusi in iruiu ul iter.
The man in tho village who calls
It "perspiration" , is a truvellug
imtesinan.
Florida real estate sharks nre
reported operating In the . Haste rn
states. Victims Should not eoiu
plain ah successful operations
' aro expensive, ;
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I'lvereLsei doesn't always hwrnise
the sty.c of a must Ic, Ltiuk at Hie
tongue, ,
Ho Well, the ilays are getting
longer.
She When did you get mar
ried ?
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"Sir, how did you daro kiss me?"
"Well, It was rather ilnrk und I
didn't get a very good look at you."
Bridegroom (showing off In
front of bride) "Two bowls; of
soup without the thumb." "
Waller (a few minutes later)
"Here you are! Tune in."
can J,egion fights; 11-12 a.' m
Ambassador hotel donee, oreheslra.
UTAH, Oakland, Cal. (20.9m
1250I&C). 8-10 p. m., progranf. (
U Is estimated thut two-fifths of
Itussla's area is covered with for
ests. ! , i :
A, widespread belief that , sun
spots lessen the heut of tho sun
during the period of their existence
cannot be confiimed. uceordlnir to
j meteorologists, - . :
(By tho AsMMiatrd lrvsh)
Tulllo Carmiuutt has had a short
experience as the latest of Con
stance Tulmadgii'H leading men,
hue he already baa sized her up.
TIih Italian, who at ono time wa
managing director for Klcunora
Utise, sees Constunco Talmadgo ,
thus:
"She has what tho French call
'KiidilcnnesM. Klin ran run. lean. '
jump and just as q'uiekly become
serious. Kim has two qualities sel
dom united ''gumlncrle' and 'dis
tinction'." Motion pleluro muklng has' ex
tended to India where the Hhudra
Kit in company has organized in
Bombuyl. with M. Gandhi us its
head. Tho company Is erecting
large studios where national Indian
works will be filmed. Vp until re
cently only educational short sub
jects were produced la India.
.
What schooling best fits youth 1
for a career on tho Hereon? In
quiry among pluyors ut the Fox
studio showed that of thlrty-ono
actors and actresses, nine had uni
versity education, four high school
training, five only lemenlary
schooling, three private tutoring
and two convent bred. Two'olh
ors gave their sorvfen and travel
In the army as their best educa
tion. , ,
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There are m-any portrait pho
tographers In the movies but Met-ro-Goldwyn-Muyer
prefers Ruth
Horrlott Impulse, tho only woman
who has chosen this end of tho
industry In this company. 8ho
I inn m n iui iiuh otiiuirn v i iiii imu
'stars and featured players of tho
studio.
''.
HI chard BarthelmesH husn't
much to say for tho ordlnury flup
per.
: "I like tho modern intellectual
flupper," he says, 'dHplto tho war
uguiiiHt her. Hlio Is a real llvn hu
man for all of her laiter day free
dom. But I don't llko tho usual
flapper. I like tho girl with brains
and with brains that aro capnhlo
of being dovoloped. 8ho must re
spond to what ono suys to her
rather than just listen, as. ' her
grandmother did."
THI'J I'AKK,' (Special) -Mr.
aixl Mis. Wllliuth Kirnmn and , Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Klrman, of lm
bier, are visiting at the J. B. Hun
ler homo on'qtherluc creek. They
are also picking huckleberries
while here.
Farmers in this section are busy
cutting huy and grain.
Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair and chil
dren, of Lookout Mountain, wero
visiting ut tho Robert Miller home
HuiitUiy.
Kruncls and Mario Miller, flora
I My and Mary Vunorder wero visit
ing Ida Hunter over tho week end.
John VVuldon, gumo warden, was
on Cutherlne creek Sunday.
. Mr, and Mrs. Bert Vundovanter
and children wero at the Black
pino springs hucklebcrrying. Sun
day. '
T. Kirmun was visiting at the J.
B. Hunh-r homo Sunday. - -
Ulenole, ltuby and Huviel Wan
ker were visiting Mary ; and Kiva
Vanorder -lust woek.
I'Yaiik Wlgglesworth was a din
ner guestloC his sister, Mrs. Jim
Ix-Vorc Sunday. ? -J- . ,
Laurel and Drshler Lay. Kdwurd
Wulf and Jack Hunter Jr., were '
visiting at Baker midjtuines Sun
day. ' ...
Lester Miller was a Sunday guest
at tho J. B. Hunter home.
Jack Hunter. Sr. is helptDg
Clurenv Vanorder with his hay
this week. . . - v - '
Joe Imy and Albert Shetlcr was
In Kaglo valley on business . Sun- '
duy.
Marie Miller 'left- Monday for
Lookout. Mountain tc visit for a
week or two with her grandmo
ther, Mrs. Siccon..
V ltoberUMlller and J. H. Hunter
wero in (Inlon on liuslnesi .Mon
day. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Vanorder
were callers u.1 the Frank WhltUn
hoino Sunday evening. .
When
the temperature seems to have
a limitless . upward mcwement
and you begin to feel sorry for
yourself because you didn't join
one of these North Poje Expe-;
ditions . don't be , downhearted.
Just step into a store where
they serve Blue Mountain Ice
Cream order plenty of iV-and
tell them to top it with' your
favorite flavor. Then you'll de
cide the weather isn't so warm,
after all! i :. , - :
BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY
;" K. F. TYLER, Prop. "
Telephone Main 60 1109 Washington Ave.
The Most Spectacular Event' Ever
Friday
at 8 p. m.
HIGH SCHOOL GROUNDS
Given In La Grande
Saturday at 8:30 p. m.
The Public is Invited to be Thrilled at the Great Historical Pageant
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400 People from Union County as Singers, Actors, Plainsmen,
Pioneers,- Soldiers, Indians) Musicians.
Sponsored by American Legion and Civic and Fraternal
organizations of the community.
Nothing like it cycr before staged here.
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Tremendous bursts of Patriotism in Song and Story.
SEE the living characters George Washington, :
Betsy Ross and the Birth of the Flag -Lewis
and Clark Generals Grant, Lee,,!
Sherman, Sheridan, Howard, Abraham Lin
coln and Barbara Freitchic Oregon enters
the Union the early Pioneers Chief Jos
eph and his tribe pictured in the Grande
Ronde Valley Teddy Roosevelt and Wm.
McKinley Sacajawea, the Bird Woman
the Fur Traders the World War with
Pershing and Wilson and.Taft. (200 char
acters). SEE The great Indian fight, capture of the whites
and burning of the cabin. Charge of the.
U. S. A. troops and great battle.
Only two nights as- a fitting climax of a big v,cck in La
Grande. Friday and .Saturday evenings only.
"THE SPIRIT OF AMERICA" is a beautiful, stimulating
event. Inspiring singing and magnificent acting by the largest
cast and chorus ever assembled here. ,
Written and staged by James W. Evans, also the composer
of "The Pioneer," "War Bonnet," 'The Old Frontier," "Oh Drive
On" and other songs. .
Tickets Only 75c tO AdultS and 50c "h;U The Public Invited - No Reserved Seats
COME! Don't Miss This Wonderful Entertainment!