La Grande evening observer., July 31, 1928, Image 3

Tuesday, July 01, 1028
LA GRANDE : EVENING OBSERVER
Pa pre Three
Society News
Relief Society
' To Convene -Here
On Next Friday
Mi" or the important and larg
est woiiicn's meetings or the sum
lix'i' will take place, heie Friday
iilii-rnoKit uIhmi Uii' annual Fnlon
:hake Itflii-r society wilt fonvi'iii
ill Die social hh.mi of the 1.. I). S.
Itt'i'i i'in;i j hail Mis. Feiyn
ItoKt'iihtiMin, who ts president of the.
society, will be In fliai ge. There
will tic delegates here liuni all -of
tin w:i rd.s t lining howl I he stake.
1 n Imi. I ii 1 1 ilt-r, Mount (Men, Makej
i.n.l l.a (Irande, ami a large attend
ant M in expected.
I .a (irande m mhcitt are working
nl huslust i. a My in pi r pa rat ion of
Dm aftcvnocn meeting into which
a hosi of good things In Ihe way
of program will li literally
crninme.l. Then, loo, there will be
a' social hour. This year a con
vention 4l class . leaders Is to In
particularly featuie.l at tin- aessiun
iiti'l will hi i;ivn special stress
1 hroughou' Ihe im-eling. Mrs. (J. A.
He an as class leader, will In- in
cliargo.
The wotk of the relief society is
divided into lour departments, the
ology. Htfi at lire, social service, and
win k anil business, . each utekly
meeting being deviled. In tuin. to
one of the four. Leadership work
for the various departments will be
discussed. There is to he a dem
onstration of a literature lesson on
Vaeltel Lindsay as one lent u re ol
the afternoon. Mrs. Clyde Metealf
will read l.ihdsa y's "t 'oiiki' with
AHs. (i. A. Lean playing for her.
The regular business meeting will
a;so lake place and there wjil he
inusieal numbers . ltd oilier enter
tainment te-ituics.
The nie.-tln will begin at : .t
o'clock anl at 4 o'clock luneneou
will Im served. Al S o'clock there
will he a drama contest hit ween
1 he First and Second I .u CI ramie
wards: anil the L'niuii ward socie
ties and a prize is to he given. The
cauls will he made, up entirely of
nieiiiheis of the relief society. A
very interesting meeting is antici
pated. The piihlic Is invited and
there win );: a nominal admission
charge.
The ('eMef S'M'f
is one of the
Olde l III 'a III:.
and was treat
oils of the church
created in ! si;'. There
it. I mi mem hers,
i L hoard nii'iiilii'i's are:
noaum, Mrs. V. I . Hanks
are mm
The .si
Mrs. Ilos.
w ho Is ft! Si CI
II. Lean, se.ii
Karl .unde!t.
in:el!nr; M is. Mary
el counsellor; Mrs.
seereia ry- treasurer;
Mrs. 1. 1
Adams. Mrs. M.
(Irani and Mrs. I'erry I'.lanchard,
and Mrs. (I. A. Lean, class leaders.
Mem hers of the relief society
will have their iieaiiHtnl new cur
tains which they have, .aiM made,
up tor t In- occasion.
Mrs. I. M. Dolan wins hostess on
Friday afternoon to members of the (irande Monde apartments.
Lie Island i iry Hridge club at aM. Clough is district manager for
leiighttul summer party at her the Oiegonlan and he makes ibis
hoiiMj on Isian.l City i oad. Lor the "''y h i home. Mr. and Mrs. Clough
Mffab- boiiouets of Hiimnier flowers ! already have a number of f i iends
were atlraetUely arranged about j here.
t he rooms. Tw o t a hies wer at
eav during the allermum, Mrs.
Carl I'errine making high wore.
Mis. Arthur M ol iiol la ml. of Maish
tiehl, w ho has heel) the glli'St Of
Mrs. Albert WtirdHI. or Island City,
for a week was a club guest. Mrs.
Mulholland went on to Maker Sun
da;.' night and will return here in
a few days to complete her visit
with
lih.lK.
I'tlll; S.
Hum.
ill liK
Mr:
llh
W.i r.l.'
lld.sl I'SM
Kull.iwinjr
TVCI 11 IWO-
Mrs. Cllliirl
in I III' I'lllll
A UK. in.
hmi'
r will
IlllSti'
rniinn
Miss Weimer And
Mr. Price Married
Miss F.va Weimer. of Hilgard.
became the bride of John S. Price
Sunday at a )Utet wedding at tin
home of the bride parents. M r.
and Mrs. Jonah It. Weimer. at the
Five Point service station. The
wedding w is sob-in nl.ed al 2 :
o'clock, Mishop Grant Mean, of the
i n i
W:
d 1.. D
S. church, of
aud immediate
ficialing. M
f i b'nds w it to
lative
tl
i pressive
IT ISN'T A BO ME
WITHOUT A TELEPHONE
How in the world can a
young person expect to
become "riopular"
unless there is a Tele
phone in the home?
We don't say it can't be
done. It might. But it5
doubtful.
AMD TOU CAM HAVE ONE
roti a rxw ccMTi a dayi
Independent f 1
Telephone JrfijjJ
THIS NKW OVKUXIOHT TASK
Of Btrikins modernistic desiKn i8
5f brown and tun llzurd gruiu..
,
ceremony. The bride was charm-
lnf in a jrown of yellow Keortfett...
.uiioHiiiK me we.l.liiiK a dinner
MMen i.y in,, in Hies mother. Tin
couple have many frh-nds in Li
Crande who wish them happiness
A hride of the week was Miss
(Hive Uoso Mettler. daughter of Mr.
tind Mrs. Clanles J. Mettler, whose
uiarriiiKe to James . ciotiwh. son
of Mr, and Mrs. K. J. Cloim'h, was
solemnized Monday niKht at the
home of the hride's parent. The
Uev. Theodore Smith, of the I'nited
I'reshyterian church read Hie serv
ice. Miss I.ia' FerKiison. accompanied
by Miss Jean Harper, sann. after
whic h Miss Harper phiyed a Men
delssohn's wedding march..
The hiide. w ho uasKiven in mar
riage by her father, wore u prin
cess kowii of pale pink KeorKetto
made with tfileven hem and car
ried a shower hounuet of Ophelia
roses. She was atleuded hy Miss
Catherine Hhodner as maid of hnn-j
or, in a frock ol jade lace, The
a I lendants. w ho formed a ribbon
aisle, were t he Misses Margaret
i acker, Irene Smith, Virginia Hen
nett. I ola KWley, I lorot liv Alett ler
-1
ami liuth Johnson. Jack "ioiiKh,
hrother of the bridegroom, was best
man.
Kollnwlnp tie weildltiff a recep
tion was held. Mrs. H. A. Turker
poured and Mrs. Jano Hhodner cut
ices. They were ussiste 1 by the
hride's ailendants.
The hridf attended the Lnlvetsity
of OreRon and is a member or Al
pha Helta I'i sorority.
On return from their honeymoon
the young- couple will luakn their
home in La Crande.
I'ort land Oregon inn.
Mr. and Mrs, dough are at home
Entertain Club
! At Anson Home
Grange 7 Tall (Special) There
were :'h present when Mrs. Sara
Anson am) Mrs. J. L. Anson enter
tained members of I lie ount ry
woman's club at the home of the
former Friday afternoon, Follow
ing the legular business session lit
which the vice president, Mrs. Wil
liam Taylor, presided in the ab
sence ol Mrs. Mobert MaMerton,
president. M':i. J. K. Anson, who
had charge of the afternoon's en
leitainnieiit, presented an interest
ing program made' up of songs, rec
i'ii'ions and contests. At the close
of the atteinoon the hostess serv
ed v, ateriuelcm and punch.
I'OVI
1 ong
graves
cits so
(Spc
and
wen:
ial) Mrs. M. M. V
in
daughter, Mrs. Ke;
hostesses to the Do
iely
on
hui sday, J uly '
About Jli women Wen- present for
the afternoon, which was spent in
sewing. .Mrs. Joe I'isher tind Mrs.
M. Loree were assistant hostesses.
Luncheon was served.
rove (Special) A family party
van held at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. H. ( Muir on Sunday honoring-
Mr. ami Mrs. J. D. Mionghlon.
of MosebiMg. The occasion was in
ohserval Ion of the hh t hdayn or
M i s. Muir und Mr. Mroughlon, one
being on the Uth ami the other on
"BABY OF NATIONAL COMMITTEE" NOW A DEMOCRATIC
VICE CHAIRMAN
WICHITA. Kan.
(NLA Service)
Aia b.iek ill liie '"
entury. n pioneer K
ol I lie hist
nsas woman
named Mrs. I-uira V. Ha
dema nd. ng that women
the right to vote.
"Why shouldn't I be
hand in running the
iliner was
be given
1 1 lowed a
iffalrs of
"Here
state?" she used to a-k.
am, rearing five children
assj-tance. Shouldn't 1
wit hoot l
have hh;
much to Kiy about govprnnif-nt as
a miin""
M rs, f iardiner lived to see wo
nian suffrage a fact. At the time
of her death she was n member of
the board of education.
And now her daughter, Mrs.
Florence Oardtner Farley, of
Wh hita, Is justifying her mether's
fait h in worn. i n suffrage. Fur
Mrs. Farley, "baby member" of
the deiil"cratlc national commit
tee, has Just been named one of
t he five-vice rh.'i inii'-n. As a s dst -ant
to Mrs. Nellie Tayloe H.-n, of
Wyoniint. she i4 second in com
mand of women's activities.
politics Is an oh! story to Mr,
Farley. The youngest child of the;
f:mi11- iil:e w.-tw her mother'.- con-i ;
jftdant during the dark days of the:
fight for suffrage, and in her child-'
hood she learned much of the :
ways of political machinery. As (
h grew older she became a firm.
ihe 27th of July. The guests w ere
Mr. und Mrs. J. I. Hrnughton.
Horn, (icorge and John Hruughlnn. I
of Hosehurg and Mr. and .Mrs. j
James Hoaison and Fvelyn iioat- curds, and doing It us soon us the
son, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Heidi, of Lajlhuniny Is exposed. Today, lumur
(iiande. Mi. and Mrs. Heit kail ' row and Thursday, the contract,
and Ketha ud Hebu Kail, of Lit (the card led and the curdf of
(irande and .Mr. and Mrs. Doha it 'closed Hand and 1 him my will he
AlhertKon of la (irande. Mr. and j given; the question will he how
Mrs. MrnuKhton and three children ' "'-Phirer should plan to play Wic
h-ft on Monday for their home In
Hoaehurg after spio'ln
three weeks with their
it pie..
chihtrt
.uii
n.
j Cove (SperinO-
Itlootu family wa
I grove on the Cunt
I on Sunday, July 2
-A reunion of
s held at the
Ii. Ihoom ranch
hoiioriiie; Mr. j
and Mrs. I IC. Ii. Van Schooii- j
haven, of Ceddes, S. H., who jire
vlsillnf here. Theie were ftt pres-
cut al the picnic dinner which wasj
serve. 1 under Hie t tees. Ill llddi-
1 ion lo i he honor niiesls, t hose i
piesi jit w.tm Mi-, and Mis. Kmii
llleines and three da lighters, liol
du, .Mai tan and I oris Ith vines. of
Caldwell. Ida., Mrs. Lllelia Had. Ian,
and daughter. Miss Uela. of Nam-;
pa, Ida.. Mrs. Jennie hit vins. w ho1
is visiting at the home of her son.
Kmil, while on her wav home to i
jnwi, from a trip to California. .Mr.!
and Mis. th.ulter. Mildred and Itil
ly Oauthier. Mr. and Mi
C.authier. Mr. and Mrs. Che
say, of nlon. Mr. and M in
Hay. of La (irande. Mr. i
(loyd
il er C.od
iMHiest ml Mis.
I ou Cale and I onua l 'lain
Hilly (iaie, of I'uion. Mr. and
Cleonje Maker und Lois Hake
ami .Mrs. Hoy Maker ami f;
ami
Mrs.
, Mr.
milv
Mrs. Kvu Hartley und I wo children,
Mrs. Cora Mloom und I'Mwa l'.loom
and Mr. and Mis. Mac Saunders
and Ha ena
of La (Irand
and Ciant Saunders,
,
Announcements
Children of Neighbors of W'ood
ctaft will picnic at the city paik
tomorrow, heginning al 1 I o'clock.
The (o.ie will serve ice cream.
t'ovo (Spe
wit! enjoy a
Ascension (
ertloon.
Ladles ginld
iul) The
no-hos!es
rove on 'I
pat :y in I he
liursday
A1ENUS
My Si-ter Mary
mm i:a k last ivach.
et cam, crisp broiled bac
cereal.
i, blue-
berry biscuits, milk, colfee.
l.rNCHLoN Tomato and ham
sandwiches, cress and apple salad.
brown bread, milk. tea.
DINNKM Salisbury steak,
horseradish cream, baked new po-
taloes, wax , beans, cucumber and
letluee salad, tilled cantaloupe,
milk, coffee.
DiirJnir the summer months when
much fresh fi uit Is served "au na
ttliel" fi'r breakfast, the house
keeper will save herself many
siuined napkins if she will provide
finger howls with the fruit course.
Ituih d ro:;a;,-e ha::i is rut !n
slices about inch t hick' and
browned ipilckly first on one shle
and th-n on the other. Medium
sized ripe loniatoes a:e peeled and
cm in slices of (he sum" thickness.
These are dipped in mel'cd bullet
and btoiled quickly. Ham and to
mato slices are arranged in alter
nating layers in a hot dish and tiny
sprigs of parsley browned In f he
ham fat are sprinkled over just be
fore sending to t he table. This
makes the tomato and ham sand
wiches suggested In I lie luncheon
menu.
MluclM'i-i-y Minits
Two cups Hour, -I teaspoons bak
ing powder, teaspoon sail. It ta
blespoons butler. about cup
milk, I cup washed and diled blue
berries. Wash I terries and spread on a
soft towel to dry. Mix and sift
flour, salt and baking powder. Huh
In hulter and add berries. Cut in
milk. Moll on a lightly floured
molding hoard, t'ut in rounds and
bake in a hoi oven for K or
mi n at es. Si ive wa i in with lots, of
bolter.
COMMirn.l) TO ASYI.I M
fiMLGfiN' I'lTV, Ore . July l 1
(AP)-l'i-arl Hafpiette. 17. mother
of .i baby found abandoned in I he
woods tieai- here two weeks ago.
was committed to the stale institu
tion for Ihe feeble lllhlded lilte yes
terday. The babe s to be turned
over lo the SI. Agnes Ma by Home,
at Prospect.
fr
d.
in
Col. S. M. Anil
bahly lh" stain's
democrat. One
? 1
ht ' t v i til
''!' i
il;d ..f the ,,te
r:. ho w ;li pro
j amtneiit
Bridge
Pointers
Br Mlllon a Work
We ure giving this week three
more situations which how the
iiiipurtanci
make the
of planning how to
most of 1 e hirer's 2t
hand. The answer, will appear th
same day, hut renders arc um-il to
make up (heir minds for t hem
selves before they read it.
Todny South
I leclarer; con
score love-all
Light of Hearts
tract No Trump;
(nolhliiK-nothiuK)
h d.
4
NORTH
If- liuuHi) ml
B-J-7
UfT
!ian of Ihidmvr
Heelarer should play the King of
Hearls front Hum my, that being
the only chance to take a Heart
irick. The rule or elven shows that
there are three Hearls hiKher than
llni h'ieln iii.i I., il,.. .'..t l,...wl
luimuiy and
Closed Hand i-ach !
have one, so Last must havi
also; hut il cannot lie (he Act1
OIH1
Th.
Light is the fourth best of A-Q-J-S. j
;A - g - H - X, A-J-!-N and Q-J-U-K, but j
tt wou,i not , ,., ,.oni ,)u, first j
or last named combinations (from
' J-J-i-S the Queen would be hd).
So the leader must hold the Ace
and Nine with eil her the ijueeu
or Jack and Last must have 0teeu !
(jr Jack.
After winning the first trick Dec
larer, to make game, must take
eight more tricks before losing tho
lead. One adversary or the other
mis, n,m. mi)1 ut h,)Ht flvi
coliseullent ly should Ieclanr lose
the lead before making game, they
will run enough Hearts to save
game.
Declarer cannot hope to run the
Diamonds without permitting' the
adversaries to win a trick; const
ipiently his only chance lor game
is to lake (in addition to the
Jieart ulready won) four- Clubs,
three Spades and the Ace of Dia
monds. This he can do If the
hpnde and Club finesses work. Hn.
"tlod of play should he:
I TrM; 1', lead Queen of C'lulw
'and, unless Last covers, play Jack
or Ten from Closed Hand. If the
QUeeit w in, follow w llh the Nine,
playing Light from Closed Hand,
jaml then Uad Clubs for thejhird
r1"'' Ihlesse. Me should lead m-xt
Ace of Diamonds from Closed Hand
ami. If the King- do not fall, fol
low it with a small Spade, winning
in I m m my making- a total of
seven tricks; and then try the
Snade finesse for game.
I Copyright, John I. Dllle Co.
Zion, Indicted By
Election Frauds
Jury, Murdered
CHICAGO. July ,u (AIM-Menny
Xlon, indicted by the special elec
tion frauds grand jury on nine Hrp.
arate counts for complicity in 1 he
s'ayin.-c of Oclavious Gramidy. "iith
ward candidate for committeeman,
was found shot to death today in
an alley back of a West Side sa
loon. Ion, found partly bull.-.; u.nle.
a pile of refuse, had been shot four
I lines, and policy sahl 1 he shoot
ing apparently had taken place in
i ne sa loon, t he slayers dragging :
Xkjii out to Ihe alley, here an I X
Ice imi n found his body. J j
The indictments against ion j
were returned by the June special jJ
grand jury, charging him with lak- I f
ing pait In the slayingof Granndy
and other election day disorders, j
The special Investigators in J
charge of the grand jury said Hh'V'M
had received positive evidence Ihat-
.ion was in the automobile In i J
which rode tho slayers of (iranady, !
who was shot to death in his auto
mobile.
ion had obtained his release
d-r the indictments by providim:'
bonds of almost lnO,n(!0.
rr'Siilt nf
elect ion,
this friendship v
te veil yea is II go,
ommit teewoman
I ional commit tee wo ma n from
K:i nsas.
In that capacity Mrs. Farley at
tended the Madison Square con
vention of the ue nine ra I s f
years ago, perfecting her tkill
II 11
ihe game and making new nm
taeis with party h-aders fr-mi
other M-etjons. At the .f.i' l; -un
I Jay dinner In Washington la-jf
winter she wav fir-t mf-ntiotied t'u'
ihe post of vice chairman.
Parly solidarity Is one of her
watchwords.
"There is no doubt in my mind
that we can carry the ci. unity tin-;
ear If we stand unit I and wort;
harmoniously,'' vhe t-ays. "t iur
purpose should be the MH'.'cw ol
demoeratic ideals. I heheve th-ee
Idea N of repre-elttat ive gnV i n
infill wilt triiimtdi If w W"ik fnr
them."
A few years afO Mrs. Farley -fa
vor iie form of rrrea t ion w a
hotsehHrk riding. Mi: I Wichita
now hat eiejit ulrpf ,nc factories
and Mrs. Farley h:i become an
aviation enthusiast, Now die (li
vid en her spare lime bet ween
horM-ft and planes. Not long m;o
hh and nevenl others made an
extended tour of the eis by air
i lane.
In Hollywood's
" v S v' f w
I ,
s ,,v Jv , , , .1
KXA Los Angilea liureau
Pretty Althea Wayne in cost In t ho Tola of tlte Samarian slave girl
in tho 1'ilBiimngo I'luy Klven this yeur 1 the outdoor amphitheater
in the hills or Hollywood. This is (he ninth yeur of the play, which
Js the American equivalent uf Europe's Puaslon Pluy at Obermn
tuergntt. Miss Wayne's costume, like, others lit the play, Is a faith
lul reproduction of fashions of Ures la the day of Christ.
COVE PERSONALS
I rtiVK. Ore. (Special) MildV of
jour people are enjoying an outing
on the Minain, among them being
IM. Moerkgren. Moyal Moerkgren, S.
! 1 1. Weliner. Darrt I and Lowell We!
, mer, IMdon Souihwick, (1. J, I'.ark
jer, L. Love and Allen Mills.
.Most of the persons who have
; been 11) are convalescing. Wayne
I Lisher, who is III of sleeping slck
I iM-ss. Is slightly heller. Dr. 1 1. 11.
I Little, who is at Hot Iike, Is re
i ported to t e he) ter. Mrs. J. 10.
Kmiilel) who is at the (irande
. Hotidc hospital, is recovering nice
ly. J. O asset t, also at the denude
Monde hospital, Is recovering satis
factorily. Junior Van limit:, lite
jsmall sou of Mr. and Mrs. M. M.
! Viin Dom:, who was taken to the
(irande Monde hospital for an ap
pendix operation, ts convalescing.
The year-old baby of Mr. and Mrs.
' Lee Williams is recovering from he
lm; Hcalded a few days ago.
I Mr. and Mrs. .lack Fletcher and
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Passion Play
j the Misses Virginia Haines and
, Messle (i'lehey left on Saturday for
a ten days trip lo the coast.
Mrs. Moberl Paige and daughter,
Mrs. Lillian Allen and her two sons
Moberl ami Musscll. who hnvp hren
spending the last two months In
California arc etpoclrd home (his
week.
Mrs. T, C. Hefty and son Charles
will leave ahotil the middle of Au
guest to visit her parents In (irand
Valley, Colo. ,
Mrs. IL S. Conislock will leave
about the same time to visit her
people In Plymouth, Wis.,
David Arnoit left yesterday morn
ing for the hoy scout camp on
Catherine creek. He was accom
panied by his rather, D. S. Arnott.
wlio is visiting here from St. Louis,
Mo., and Mr. and Mrs. H. Thymus
all of whom spent the day at the
camp.
The huckleberry season Is now at
Its best and Mi's. L. M. Hallmaijt
reports I hat she has canned 1 1 V
uuarts and that the end Is not yet
in sight. Mr. and Mi's. Hallmark
live at the l-'orhiiy and they have
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old and new residence, and you will avoid
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PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exclusive Rendy-to-Wear and Millinery
hnckleherrlcH In hoth their front
and hack yards.
The elerk'c hooks of district No.
. have been audited und relumed
to Hie district marked "O. K ."
M im. J. W. Sills, who was In
jured in un automobile accident
when rel timing from the (donee t
meet inn, is &(lll under the doctor's
care.
Mrs. frank Hor, of Cheyenne.
Wyo., who has been a guest al the
home of Mr. und Mrs. M. I'. Hell,
left on Monday for Seattle,
John Mrudner, of La (1 ramie,
spent Sunday ut Cove.
The Lev. 11. S. Hamilton, district
superintendent of the M. 10, church
was. present at the morning service
on Sunday. The rite of baptism was
administered lo one adult and two
children,.
Mr. and Sirs. 11. S. French, Mrs.
Winnie French, of li irande, and
Mr. und Mrs Stewart French, went
out Saturday for huckleberries and
spent the nlpht In ihe hllh
Lewis Hallmark celebrated his
ninth birthday anniversary Sunday,
his mother Mrs. W. J. Hallmark,
preparing a, special feast for t lie
occasion.
.Mr. and Mrs. T. Hefty and son
Charles, spent Sunday picnicking in
the (uirk ut Ixi Omnde.
Mr. and Mrs. F. U. H. Van
Schnrnhnven, -of (leddes, M. who
have' been visit I np relatives here
left Monday for Portland where
they will stuy for a short time he
fore RolnR to California to spend a
few- month. .
Mr. und. Mrs. fireek Pox, und six
children, of Mullen, Neb., spent a
couple of days at (he home of Mr.
and Mrs, Iewls lnlrd while en
rnttle to Enterprise lo visit a hroth
er of Mrs. Cox.
Hank Robbers In
North Dakota Area
Oft AND FOMKS, N. D., July 3t
(AP) -North Dakota officers to
day lieu relied for bandits who took
:C.nmi from Winnipeg, Man., hunk
messengers, fled across the Inter
national boundary and d inarmed
two pursuing officers near Law ton.
X. !.; yonicrdfty. . ."
. After Hhnttcrlhv the windshield
of the pursuing cur, three of the
four bandits covered the officers,
dinar mod them, disconnected the
ignition wires of their car and took
five gallons of gasoline to enable
them to continue their flight.
be delivered at once free of
charge.
TO ATTFM) COWF.NTIOX 1
SALL.M, Ore., July 31 ( Al)--Cluvernor
und Airs. Patterson and
Secretary or Stale and .Mrs. Kozer
will leave Wednesday night for
Med ford where hey will be guests
of the American Legion convention.
Tiny will return by Mend, other
Central Oregon points ami Ihe Co
in in Ida Miver highway.
"Loinalu Library Wrfrkn d
Ag-aln," says a newspaper headline.
What Melginm seems to need in u
Union of N"n-w r-ckers of (he Lnu
vn In Library.
TREE TEA
ORANGE PEKOE
The right tea r
to use when
you serve
it
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