La Grande evening observer., May 21, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

Tuesday, May 21, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Local News In Brief
Here for VUll
.Mr. uwt Mrs. Curl A. Heaver, of
l.os Ansi'los, California arrived yes
terday evening frum Portland and
w ill make all extended visit at the
home of Mr. und Kirs. F. B. Apple
Assembly Hclil
, A boys assembly was held at 9
o'clock this uiornluir In tlio a
Grande High school and at- 1
o'clock this afternoon a regular
student body meeting was held for
GENE TUNNEY IS
MADE DEFENDANT
Half Million Dollar
Breach of Promise Suit
Instigated by Woman.
Scout Summer
Camp Will Open
On 30th of June
Tha Buy Scouts summer camp
opens June 31) at Catherine Creek,
camp 6. "A wonderful spot has
been chosen for the camp, and a
SUBMARINE IS
RAISED FROM
; SEA BOTTOM
(Continued from Pace Nine) .
the sunken si.ttmartne.
At 11:27 a bottle with tlio fol
lowing message was picked up: "ti
ll heading 15U true In 87 feet of
water. M'uir bottom. Control
room abauduned. Listed two do
good training and experience Is creee southward.'
guaranteed," Scout Kxeeutivo K. I At 11:40 tour buoys plumed by
NKW HAVEN. Conn.. May Jl
I... They returned hOtlie With K.lthn mttMi& n 1ntullli, .,,w .In. lAPt AnnniiHNim.nl u-u mill
It. Appleby und son, Carlton who dent body officers, although they here today that papers In a suit for" Uussell Scott steles. The boys will , the Milliard wore dlreetl over the
have lioen in l'ortlund over the . will not actually assume their of-Aliened breach of promise of mar-J b away month. Uubniurlne and that phuse of the
weekend with Mrs. Appleby and
young son. Andrew Bell.
To Tcnrll lit Nllvcrlon
Hermun Kramer of this city,
who Is u member of this year's
flees until school Is over.
rlaue with tloo.oou claimed dam
reparations for camp will start (experiment Wus completed by 8:12
'litres, brought, by Mrs. Katherlnej June 1. A swimming pool will boj, ,h, uftoniuuu
supplied from a warm spring and
i h 1. I. l.i...rtivc HI ..r X.'&w ViirV 1
The Arcade announced that W ugaln.t James (dene) Tun- j "'"'!? V"nl"r'Tty '"own and by 3:r.5 p.
pi,i kii.i... . nev. retired heawwehiht boxlnal JO,in tllot Allen, lnlirsiiy oi , ,,... hllll ... h
uibiA t ..... -I.. ur..ii..nA " ehulimlun. hud been KPnt tu Brldice- Oregon;.
h'ruuuuuiiK iixiu inu umvt r-. iterry and Florence Vidor, will bo port to ue eniereu in tue superior
sity oi uieaon, ..s eiecieu lu ; 8,own tomorrow. Thursday und
tho faculty of the high school at, Friday Instead of "Stolen Kisses."
Silverton. Oregon. Mr. Kramer T,l0 Kture tu be shown deals with
Will loach history und have chargo tll0 Chinese and their tong wura.
Woi piiyHiufii wiuvuuuii iui mu uuys,
io to Seaside- -
Mia. O. U. BetU, Mrs. Marjorlc
i'runcls. Mrs. Joan lllrnle and her
mother Mrs. Harriet McDonald
have ftono to Seaside where they
will intend tho P. E. O. conven
tion. They are stopping in Port
land a day und will then continue,
their trip.
Trl-Motor Pin no Here
TIo tri-motor plane "West Wind"
was seen over I.n Grande abou
noon yesterday. The plane was in
l'emlleton und was bringing pas
HriiKecs over tho mountains, , It
left shortly afterwards. i , '
Here From linker - '
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Metzler, Mr.
and Mrs, Truman Hcndryx and T.
A. Tourtney were in l.u Grande at
tend ins tho Courtney-Snodijrasa
ucildlnff Kund-uy. Tliey returned
Sunday night
civil court of Kali-field County,
The papers were sent by a dep
uty sheriff fur filtnjr this morning,
and u member of the luw firm of
Field, , Durant und Levero 'went to
111 at Her Home j court iu arrant; tor ouier ueiaua
Mrs. W. W. Thomus hus been HI , 01 Ul BU"- , , ,
at her home on Sixth street for tho I Tn papers hud nut been filed
last few days. Hho is English noon. It was seated at the. of
teacher at tho 1m, Grande.- High fll!e of Colonel Lewi l b le d. who
NiKned the writ us . commissioner
of the superior court, that the de
lay Vu due to details of garn
isheeing ull bunks in Htamford
und Greenwich in which there was
a poKuibillty that Tunney , had ' a
bank account. It was stated that
i,vm.. iinin ! attachment hud been .. entered
u ".T.,-..., x... UKalnst Tunney - estate, bought
school.
Hero From kilter prise
.. Miss Thelma Cray, of Knter
prlae. Is In I.a Grunde. She cumo
here yesterday. , .
in this city today,
from Boise.' Ida.
They ure both
uhout h year ago In Stamford for
I Vol 11 Salt lake City-
Lynn H. Thorn 1011 and Gladys jKort Worth. Tex.
itincnan are visiting neru
Suit Luke City, Utah. -
Here From I'ortluntl "
Mr. and Mrs. W. Davis und Mr,
and Mrs. J. H. Henderson, of Port
land, are La Grunde visitors today,
MurriuKi l'lccnse Lssuod .' -
Theodore D. llenavides, county
of lOH Anlmos, Colo., and Clco J.
lilnt'hart, from union county, weret
nmrried yesterduy nt Judge H, K.j
Hraily'a office. The ' witnesses nj ppm rn r a
e, K. O, t.iufg und Mrs,-Jumes J4-iV
I. Ki nniB. ,
VrtMi iWuiello ',.' 1
H.tK.-Brudy lif a La Grunde vis
itor from Pocatulio. MrBrudy Is
a hotuljinan. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Urlggs,
who managed the mesa hall at tho
last , camp, wilt also be In charge
this year. -
Tho boya wilt be divided Into
three groups, as follows: tho Ulue
Grouse, boys who huvo been in
camp one period before und must
be a flrst-cluHs scout; the Brown
Bears, consisting of two troups;
ahd the Beavers, boys who huvo
At 3: lit Diver ObeLskevleh went
KtllVUKO
nlr hose hud been hooked up reudy
to blow out any compartment in
cluding the main bullast tank. The
diver returned to the surfaeo ut
4:41, und eight minutes luter the
Muliurd sturted to blow the water
out of the H-ll. The submarine
broke water at 5;U5 p. m. '
. The crew of the S-ll stayed In
the eumpurtments not supposed to
be flooded. They received food ny
Second Airman
Killed tin Ohio
Army Maneuvers
never been In . camp. There have melius, of the submarine signal
been 2b boys registered und about ejector -hleh wus operated irom
60 more arc expected.
YOUTHFUL SLAYER
; IS NEAR DEATH
(Continued from Psg 1)
u country home und wblcll Is as
sessed for J14.00U. .
Mrs. Fogurly formerly lived In
-where 'She. so-
from ieured'a divorce. Colonel -Field suld
she Is nut now In Connecticut Out
declined to suy where sh was
slnylng. He said that at the pres
ent time there would be no further
Information about the case -other
than contained In the papcra w-hloM
wuuld bo on !lle In the. 'superior
court ut Hrldgepolt.: ; - V J
PRESIDENT FOR
ELEVENTH TERM i
(Continued from Pago 1)
hpetinl Work . '
According to word received, Dr.
t. S. Moore is taking special work
in the Mnyo Clinic which he. will
finish about June 1. Dr. Moore In-; architectural lines, and is huppily
It mil iu ue iiui;iv
about June 3. .
met Tunney nt not -HprniRs, lat.k
In the curly purt of 192fi. -She ob
tained her divorce f runt' John Pog
urty, it Is understood,' on May' 9
of Unit year. She has a daughter
aged ubout ten years. " ' v "
lnshlo Iho craft. Tim sea was
'choppy while the test wus In prog-
Ircss. . . . , -
Those In' charge of tho operu-
(Ions wore-' Lieutenant Comnmmtcr
Ifekiiuyler. Mills, commanding sub
murine division 3 of which tho S-ll
iui flagship, usslsted liy l.ieutenunt
that;',.half dosen Jltiuw at IcaaC Commanded . 1. M.. Dalton, com
flnke hud, thrciUened to hill her irmumllng the- B-12. IJeiiienuiit K.
She did not stop going with' lleem. II, smllh. eommumllng the . rS0
He threatened to kill Herbert. .'und Lieutenant ' Ji 11. Hupp, colli
who he hud never seen." tho girl - mandlug the Mallard, . .
continued. 'tThcit iio told mo 4ie ; . - . - ' ' '
dldn'f mean It. Hut every time. I
saw ; )ilm; he. started .-quarrelling
about my-, friendship or Herbert.
I told hlih tlmt if he felt that way
I -.hover wanted lo see him. again."
;Testcrday afternoon Mnke went
LINDY'S FLIGHT
SECRET REVEALED
YKI.I.OW 81'ltINOM. Ohio. May
21 (AIM Killed oil a flight of
friendly greeting between rival alr-
mnn in tlio United Mate-nanny uir;
und ground w-ur uulnn in Ohio, Hec
ond Lieut. Klonin W.' Bhndo toduy
wus the second victim of the man
euvers. Ho was killed In a plune
crush near here lute ycstoi-duy.
Second Lieut. KdwurU .Meadow lost
his lire In ai head-on collision with
another piano Saturday.
. Shade was assigned to the first
pursuit group of tho nir corps at
Soli'ridge Kl'eld. Mich. His unit was
stationed with tlw "llluo" army nt
Norton Kleld, Columbus, for the
maneuvers. Yesterday ho und fel
low, plltta Hew to Wright Kleld,
Duytiin, to chat with uriiiy filers of
tho opposing "Itort" urmy thero
while troops wero: mobilised for
tho completion or- tho muiiouvers
this week. r
Knglno trouble developed when
ho sturted. Ho inudii reputes und
followed soutu dlslunee behind his
comrades. After the visit wus com-
plcted, englno trouble occurred u ;
second time and Lieut. Shndo uguln
wus left alone- - . I
lie wus flying nt about 200 fect
uUltudo'when tho englno stopped,;
according to 1". A., Donley,- nour!
whoso homo the plane fell. Shudo j
wus deud whou taken, from the j
wjxckug,e. , It wus auid that his !
switches wore closed and that tho i
safety belt wus loosed, Indicating
thai the officer knew be was to '
crush. - . .. !
during tho Iwo-duy show, und a
program Is to provided. Ho pre
sented a floor plun that bus btion
worked out.
Several announcements wore
mudo during tho luncheon. K. D,
Towler announced the high school
exhibit tonight, H. H.r.ltlchurdson
spoko of tho poppy sulo to start
May 25, and Mr.'Nolson unnounced
the next meeting of the chumber,
which will bo held in tho L O. O.
K, temple with the llluo Mountain
grangu ladies .serving a chicken
dinner.
, H. 1'. Mutthcwu it ported for tho
Eastern Oregon Normal ' school i
publicity con'ultteo und Georgu H. J
Currcy reported thut listing of i
rooms for students uro cumlng In
satlsractoiily.
tf; Jeff eraon -high' school: and tulle
(Continued from Page 1)
d' w,(h Miss linott "Ho talked , planned and Miss Morrow's arrival
such... a -criisy -fashion thut I - run : i....ki...u VAfie iinie.i' for t'ul-
Mrs. Fugurty, It Is.'understood.iou.'l'Jpt lhc,.hlltty und up to-my ,' i.indborgh's hopoff. Tho avla-
... m..'..nn.. .., II..' Uiulnnu i Arlr- f.ib-,. ,i.lf.' hr'a i.c 11... d,.1.i v . ... L. ,..
Ulhos-room while '.one "if the school
r..nA..jr.i 1.1... i ii.- ..fvin
nrv-ii-i lea fviJi -i 1111 111 iuo uuivm
Utt.stri-aald' Ivduj:.' :'
,. , WimcsKcU SlmuUng
-Mnke left .the ofdqe und during
the. after-noon-wandered about In
the-corrldor. '- . .. . ,- ..-'
(or did n6t uso his regular field In
a further uttcnipt to throw, tlio
would be-' kldnuppcrs oft Iho trull.
Vl I SHOES HOSIERYjj I
Across from Bohnenkamp'a '
Chain .
Stow
Men's Dress ,
Trousers
Ixits of 'Em '
A good line at $3.98.
Others ?2.p8 to ;
$1.95
Baccalaureate and
Commencement next. :
SETTLEMENT
AGREEMENT
IS REACHED
Conttnuod from PftK 1)
to La Grande; situated Kt'OKruphicully as fur au
I Eu stern Oregon Is concerned. .
. 4 i)r. Dayton was surprised at tho
MENUS
' Ity SLslcr Mary
I splendid homes In tho residential I How many f""" "
NOItTH iHAVKN, Me., May 21
! (Al'l The -second anniversary of
1 Colonel Chillies A. Lindbergh's
. "When I came out of the room ' New York-1'uiis nonstop flight
t the end of Urn -sixth period l) found him uppurentlyi Intent on
fmot Herbert In- the hull." the girl J further", flying lessons for his fl-
said. M did nop seo. Waller until .uncce, Miss Anne morrow.
he walked up lo us and askKl.lt''
Ollll. fl.lW. llVUH'lll, -;j
; ''Then' he Xlrcdl" .
Jl unci reds of students w-cro rush
and ,
duets show, Mr. Nelson said that
lite vuiiuiin vuimiiiiii'n ......
mulling iii'i'iiiiuements und thut an I
enthusiastic meeting of producers I
nnd niunufueturers wus hold lust I
night. Supplementing his remm-ks,
It. V. Coimey suld thut moro thunj
30 exhibits wer expected und thut
uiTungoiucnta bud been mudo for
(o spaces. 1'iiies will bo offered i
ltctiirn lo lilalii
John il. Norrls," attorney, andl district and also that In slue. It has
Judge Martin Luther, both of lay-1 practically doubled. "I noted that
tile, Ida., returned to their nomes. many of tho homes arc In settings """ , .:,, Vho iriri who has principal,' .averted a. panic. . Girls
Sunday night after spending Bat- jot landscape guldens equul to those . enough, to cat. Iho girt w nunas, J" , hvstcrlcur us Klnku shot
the dunlin experience oi naviua - u -,, . .
purt of, the meal cold.pr dried optj"? though l ie hallway to and
Ceforc ; Iho other part . is dono," from-cla.se,. .-Proo.pt uclloi, by he
unlay and SunUuy In Im GranUei found in large cities,
on IjualnoBH.
ho auid.
Munlclpul chaneH, llkcwlHo at
tracted hla attention. "When I
was in La Grande iu lloa yourj
muthes hltchen ha learned, the " sluinpo.L to Jh tioor.
natural routine In proparing mealfl. ! V' " ranrouv unu ri,m
. ... . . !T... ; i.it. J ft II ut hov L fit) nl rd. und tlio stu-
,r I'i" . -'- . airucuf were covcrou aiieniuioiy . . The COfOncr. suld Joilny no 111"-
nreuks ill ttic Aduins uvenue pavc-ith dust and mud. but toduy 1: "v " . C . t quest-Would' be held until lm could
mi nt yesterday In tho business sec-; find many miles of modern vave-i coed. , )))e;.. ai(.cr,u,u whether Mnkoj
Hon, where It hud been necessary? incnt. Your street lighting system To. this end, . many time-tables; wV ..., . ...,.., .)
"M- cut tho puventent to repair-" in throughly modern und the lump for rousting and baking and poll-1 , ,
wilier iiiauia. posts imuicuiuioiy urresi ine uiiciv-o ms i'w." n.c v.. .- 1
4 Hon of visitors und beget their ud-' out. Although they will proVS ln-t
Trip to Illinois miration. Your water system gives -; vuliiublo to the beginner, tlifie-ta- j
Mr. und Mrs. W. W. Klnzlo urcJyuu tt quullty,uf water that will bios do not stop lo consider- tho
going lo Clinton. III. They planJuiCuse tho tusto nnd which. I uni t varying ugo and ripeness of veg-i
lo visil llieir ouugnicr nirs. lony yurc. Is US Chcmlcully pure US HUH ciuoies aim
itinl rroni them thoy will continue
tlH'ir trip -to Detroit, Mich
IIcit l-'rotn Itakor .
.Mr. und Mrs. Juineu Iturnrtt
were horfc Troni Maker Sunday.
They visited A. W. Iturnett and
. H. liurnctt und returned the
anio fveninK,
Ki'lurii to I'orlliind
.Mrs. Alfred Do not. of Tortlund
Iiiih lteen visltiiif? Mr. and Mrs. It.
1'hoiniLK Tor the past three days.
She returned to hur home yesterday.
THE GARDEN
ltun und Portland is very proud Younj?. freshly eulhered vcffje-l r . - -
of Us water system. I really think; tables will cook In less time llian T)e tl()e for lhe ,a, pluriliiip of
cun feel a very Intense pride In tho. withered will luko longer to cook Pr.aafhnr,(!en,f . TscusoTwJ
growth itnd - development of l.a than fresh ones. , . ., . l.hor- ut. best and several plantings ,
Grande has us good a promise us, Tlu. Blz. of th VegctublC ehlerss,, ieeUel, .,. nmko ,B se,on. a'
uny cl y In the suite. j Into the problem. Smull .wgcla.: ul)s,anlui,. 0Iie; i.Ut curly vur-j
bym lUtun. I.. Aviutlo . ,,. or llirB0 unca cut , small lc(lc9 for ,., crop. ,.' do
Dr. Liayton also commented on .. wlll cook quicker ; than j hol flouflBll hol wcathof ,,ela
the uvlatlon , field near 1Mb c y. !,, k.rt who,c. . The more sur- , ,, t,I)iy ..Inllst. ,e" planted so
. .. , " " I CO t'X WOBl'U. 111V HI1UI IVI IHC.V.WUP.- ,i.i.r.t lut hnA rlW. fu V.'Krilllll l.
Iim period. - .- ' Ud their tlhe- production by July
Green beans cut In diamonds ulia ;Hh devdic the. remuindur of
ure supposeu 10 cook in a ' their-cireor to iilutarhitr Oods'
(io'iiK lo Kiiaene '
Mr. und Mrs. Kloyd Sherwood
and Shirley Ann and Gerald, are
Hiit niliiiK their vacation In Lluuene.
They will vlnit Mrs. K. U. Sherwood
They left
puvc the way for future airmail
und passenger stops," ho said.
Before leaving for Wallowu, Dr.
Dayton reminisced: "All of my
previous trips lo Wallowa luko
were started on the trulti to Klgin,
which took four hours, und from
Elgin I rode the hurricane deck of cunnot b fresh from the gurden,
ules. If tho beans are young - nd I llttr ,.,tt (, j.t., Iu
tender and freshly; picked l they j (r!eU lo: ,,e of prvVLt HB.slstai.ce
iu I ,n. tl... IW. .kC
length of tlme.-llttt all vegetables ,,,., , .p,.,. inuk.,1 'cov
r about two weeks.
Prist evening on No. 23.
Homo I'niin TehKaM?t
Mildi-od Stoddard returned from
Ti'loraset : last evening where she
a stage. I've gone in there when
the dust wus four to six inches deep
from Klgin on and ulso when tho
snow wus banked high by tho road- j
side and the cold nipped your ears
beloro reaching Joseph. We would 1
leave hero early In the morning und ,
reach Joseph ut y or 10 o'clock at'
night. 1 uni told we uru going to
so in oruer ia n IC nvCiUvn to prevent the paper
cooking h short length fj time a. : rom ,)Ccomlnff wU tll0
lengthwise before cutting in short ' fr!??
has been teaching. She is liome.nukv it toUlly in ,e8a thlin 3 houvs
for her summer vacation with lu-r.und s0ner if w forget the traf-
niuther, Mrs. K liner Stoddard.
t.ubijf to linker
K. ItiiKsell Scott went to Baker
today, where the scout mothers of
I taker art organizing a Mother's
club for scouts. Mr. Scott wus In
luiliter last even nig.
fic luws."
M"HH- l-YOltl IlllllthlgtOtl -
Paul Walker returned last cven
inc Trom Huntington. He has been
visiting his brother Samuel Walk
er, since Jr'rhluy.
COMMISSION
TO MEET AT
WHITE HOUSE
Allow au minutes for cooking , ', dunor s dope ml upon a
. ..... , ato plant ue of brush pens for the
UKpunigiUi. hid iimo lor pri-r-. - - -
i,, ii,i. l. hnn. It's . latest crop. Bicause of their .more
when ' one
Is
(Continued from Pag 1)
good vegetuble
pressed for tfiiic.-
Orei'ii peas should cook In 40 to
30. minute. The ilmc depends on
the maturity of the peas. But It
takes time to shell pcus. longer
i than preparing beans or paring
potatoes, ho they arc not a good
vegetable to choose when dinner
iiiu.it be served In 3U minutes.
New beets should cook In 30 lo
40 minutes. If they aro smooth.
innumerable tiny hair-
ItetiiniM Prom Pendleton a former Jurist. Kenneth K. Jlaek
Mrs. Agnes Clayconib returned Inlosh. of Washington slute. and
friiiii l'emlleton where she has been ! one cduealor. Miss Ada I.. Com
vlsltlng her brother lloss Leslie, slock, president of ICiulellffo eol
Khe Iiiih been away two days. llciie. Cambridge, -Muss.
The commission Is expected to
Returns 1'nim Mosi-on - i gi t ut Its work within u short time
Juiiltli Moore returned last even-jand colicededly has before II the
"C from Moscow, where she has most stupendous undertaking or
been visiting friends over thu-nnv similar body in the history tlf
munn. of New Orleans, president-
I i ....ii L!,... ,.Uu..,.l,.l i..,.
t i. i i i. i.i....i without
of the l'h;f.y;'l"nl":, egg. they wlll cook In just serve to shad- the roots and breull
vigorous growth there Is a theory
that' they withstand hot weather
better than tho dwarf type.
Whether this. Is true or not, a
sowing of brush peas now will give
a fine crop In July und will be welt
worth tho effort of furnishing sup
port. The tall pea aro of unex-
cdlfd quullty, furnish Iho largest
pods and uno vine produces muiy,
pods than a dwarf vine. Hrush peas
are much h-avler cruppers , lliuitj
dwarf peas nnd hnve a longer seu-j
son of bcarmg. Their tall growl I-1
)l'::'rjz:
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Insurance
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SEE
. & '
HEAR
Startinrr Tomorrow
100 ALL TALKING
SEE
&
HEAR
"Cliinatowti
1 . With ' ' ;
WALLLACE BERRY FLORENCE VIDOR
SEE A Tong War in China Town
HEAR the crackel of machine guns and
pistols It's a great Thriller!
Every Character Talks
Now Pluyiiiir
100",, All Talkinir
"STRANGB CARGO"
A full pound
for your, pound price
It meini 10c In your pun
isTOry time you buy Schilling fiill-MclBht
baking powder. All cream of tartar baking
powders cell at about the same price.
. But wmg contain only Vi of a pound. One
conUini a full pound. And "1 pound" U
'printed on the tin in plain sight.
!. . Coffee T
82 EstracU L . .
Splcea
Tea
ill I
I III V
I Also a
Movietone Acts ' ; I
Fox Sound News I
I 1 I m-w nSI nrHI'illllll'l f -T''l " ' I ' 'V ""I IIIUM I'l-H"!'!
i s. mil : MavS;
with tho IM t . V
weekend.
(.cing io Walla Walla
Mr. ami Mrs. Tnhlii urv leu via K"
today for Walla Walla; Wash. They j
plan to make their home there.
("H Hem M i inlay
Mr. and Mrs. Ace Kgglcson, of
KntcrpriMv, visited with friends In
1-a Grunde Hi in day.
tiiig to Porllnml
Mm W. K. Craig, of Enterprise.
h'tt last evening fur Portland. Kho
will be away about' a week.
Hto From Stokane
. K. MacMarr. of the MarMarr
Stores, of Spokane, was In I-a
timnrie yesterday, looking over tho
t rritury. Ho left last evening.
lhe country. juese us to the
length of time It will roiulrv fir
the completion of the Job miry, but
even lhe most optimistic agree that
final report is not to be expect
ed within a year and a half or two
y'ars.
While the officii.) white hiusr
announcement of the pcrHniuitd
designated the body as the national
law enforcement L-ommlwiun. Its
chief function appear to be mwmi
elated in the popular mind with
prohibition sQnforuemenL. This
trend of thought I clearly reflect
ed , In the comment of the Hec
tlons made by leading memberM of
Generally speaking the-e cm
nientniwere favorable, with mime
of the dry a well mm the wetM
lather enthusiastic and decidedly
hopeful of some concrete rejult
far a the whole pruhumioii
that length of time. They require
but a few minutes preparation
Tor cooking and arc caally und
quickly prepared for - Mcrvins.
Wliilc they won't do for a hurry
up meal, they arc excellent for the
meal which allowa 45 minutes to
uii hour for Its preparation.
New currota cook tender In 16
to 2U minute. Hincn they must
1m Mcraped for cookinff. a few
minute must be calculated for
their preparation.
New potatoes wilt cook In 30
minute. I-'lvo or It' minutes must
bt allowed for ucruhlng or par
Inn. .Ml theso thlnfffi must be reck
oned with and each article of food
that Ik to be nerved must be pre
pared and cooked with regard to
the other dlnhes In the menu.
W Mr. and Mrs. Karl Stackland and .Muciition U concerned.
;rndnon. or ove. were In I -a
Orando ycaterday.
Odd Thiagi Alut B4
Tied Is a bundle of njirndotei; we
Co to It with reluctance, yet we
quit It with regret; we make an
our minds every night lo Imtp It
early, but we make np our Imdief
eviTy morning to kep It late.
Colton.
the heat of the num.
There ha been a return lo grow
ing the taller petia of lute years
with the development of conipeJI
tlva vegetable growing and grcatel
intcrenl In the garden aliowa. .The
tall peas will filvi; tho finest ex
hlbltlon podst. t
hate planted pcaa ahould ... be
planted about double the depth of
the earlier plrntingii In order to
gel tho roots down where they will
huvc a cool run. They should also
be planted much more thinly than
n customary Tall growing peas
should be spaced two Inches apart
In the row, un they make so mueii
heavier growth of alalk and leaf.
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