La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 02, 1929, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSatimlay, November 2, 1929 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE, Page three ( 1 1 If1"-" I Local News In Brief I'awott Through , ; Mrs. Don MrVay pureed through ! I .a Grande on Iut wny from Will- Iowa lo Sun Krundseo last eve- : nlng. She will Join her husband i ii urn snutnern eny, wuere iiht ; will make their home. Arrival Saturday Mi, ami Mr, George McDonald (MfKK Lilu Holt) arrived la La (irande Thursday evening where they will malin their home. Arrived Home tAtst N'Ulit SI i-h.' J. C. Hughes and Mrs. Mary Itiggs arrived In La Ciramlo liint evening after spending a week In Portland visiting. VIsltliiK In linker Mis. K. C, Williams and smajl daughter. '(.Waldlne, are in linker where MrH, Wl.liunis will .spend about two weeks vllt Iiir: her moih er, Mrs. L. C. Storzbach. New r.niiiluye - ! ''Chub' True is a new' employe j at the Yellow Dog lunch. I let urn to l.n ramie Dr. iiud Mrs. Lee Itouvy return ed this morning from a months visit to eastern medical meetings and clinics. The doctor attended a meeting of Hie American College . of Surgeons In Chicago preceding which he and Mrs. Itouvy, wore j guests al the Win. J. Mayo home at tho- Mayo Clinic in Rochester. While It) New York they visited Mr. and Mrs. Karl Stoddard form erly of La Grande and happened, to be. there the first day of the slock I market collapse. Dr. Itouvy re- ports a very .strenuous condition as ; in n n I f est ed by t h e near pa u io 1 n ' Vail street. He attended the meet- ' 5tk Concentrating on WltsON BROTHERS Haberdashery V-'OLORS DEEPER and richer. Patterns smaller and smarter. The new fall neckwear is far and away the best looking you've ever worn. Designs by Wilson Brothers Style Committee. That means they're right. " $1 .00 aifid'$l:56to"$2.50 1 lug of (hp American Academy of ophthalmology and Otoaryngology in Aiiunuc iny aim return en uome by way of Kansas City near where his mother resides. " ' Illvorln Wins The. second Kit Ik baseball Kiime between Central and lllveriu, was played today with a score of 34 to H hrfavor of Hiverln. llct u ruing;. Home Mih. ' Anna Moe Is'' leaving to morrow od her way to her home in Missoula. Mont. She has been Visiting at the home of Iter broth, or. Atiiim Cyr. Going m Yakima ! Joe Oar and his mother are go ing to Yakima to visit hit sister. lit Portland w,ri Buck Knight and Hob Carey are In Portland today to attend the O. S. C.-Wushington State football game. I'ft Yesterday , , - Dr. and Mrs. 11. S. Brnwnton left Friday on their wiiy to I'ortland. Drove io linker " ; Mr. and Mrs. F. A.-Kpllng drove to linker Thursday. , Mooting The Pacific Woodmen will meet Munday .evening, November 4 at the Kagles hall All members are urged to. be present lis plans will lie made .Tor a Joint meeting to be held here Dec. .!. Drove to I'ort land Mr, and Mrs. Charles Reynolds and ft on s, Junior and Marion, drove to I'ort lnnd , 'I hursday eve ning on business ad to ailed tho 0. S. ('.-Washington State football Kuimp. They expect to return Sun day. : . .- Hero on Business . K. Taylor, of Moatft'omery Ward ami company, is in La Grande this week on business. Returned This Morning Mrs. K. D. Towler returned home this morning from Portland, where she has been visiting her j parents. While there .she attended the P.-T. A. city council In I'ort , land. Itet-eiu Trip lo Washington Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Starr and son, Lawrence, returned this morn- 1 Ing from a week's trip to Wash ington, where they were visiting. Ixxlge Meeting About 25 members of the T. O. O. . 1 lo.lire met last .'ii In-lit for j their regular business meeting, with K. K; Piper presiding. j Returned Home V 1V. .M. l'carc ha,s, returnyd J'rdm1 Portland, where he went to spiak over K. G. W. ' I lnsotl Through ' I The l.lnt'li'lil rollcgr foblhiill team pnssi'd throiiKh I.K Grnnilo j yo.stcrduy on Ihnh' wny to Noniptl, whoi-o tlicy will play tint CollPKfv 01' Idaho today. Al the Hotels W. K. Stelniiergor, San Francis co; Walter Lansing. Raker: H. W. Overmler, Walla Walla; K. O. Morton, Spokane; L. S. Wilcox, Snkane; Rernhard Kbohn. Jr.; Hood River; Ray Morgun, Condon; X'irgil Hicks, Minneapolis, Minn.; C. H. Kingsmith. Rolse; H. R. 1'Ickeit. Itoisc; J. K. JacobHon. Hoise; It... Dyer, Walla' Walla; W. J. Collins, Meacham, are among those recent ly listed at local ho tels. " l'rom California Mis. Klla Stringhan of Calif ornia,' arrived in La (irande Wed nesday evening and 'is a guest at the W. D. Hanks home. , Airs. Hanks are sisters. While here she ; will also visit her mother, Mrs. John A. Retcrson. of L'lon. X SOUND and TALKING Now Playing ' Also . 5!f .-Tr. Vitaphone and SAIIORS HOUDAV Movietone Acts AALAN HALEuut and SLX,i Pathe Sound News TO APPEAR Mioses Alice ilcaiineltc a ml .Maell.n belli Cooper, two violin Miwlcuts. are to appear In a joint violin recital at l be Sacaja wv.i Inn 011 Nov. A at N:I5 p. m. The public is Invited to attend. , Local Man Honored Charles David Small, of Grande, who is in the navy and Is , stationed at San Diego, has been esKj,yH before submitting them to r Mp "m1 ylvHt 'lvei-son of selected as per?jd of training lion.- ! the local committee, which will he I'ortland, will be an event of No or man of his company at this ! ,,. r..,, i,.i .nnio .veiuber 10. a delightful inlscel- station. according to worn irom his commanding officer, Capt C. W. Cole. This means that Mr. Small stood out Ii) a group of ap proximately .100 men In lils com pany. Honor' men are selected because of their neat personal ap pearance, initiative. and their ablliiy to profit from Instructions received during their recruit training. from the MURvest Mrs. Mary Toombs, of Mlnne- ;",p"Vs:..'!r"lVl"i thf ! and will be here indefinitely. TbI winter sho vill also visit her- son, R. C. Tooni'bs,, In Klamath Kails. lit La (irahdc '. '- Mrs. AVesley Andrews, of Raker, is In La (Irande during a serious illness of her daughter.. Dlpbtlierln ! ' " North Tvpotstet 'was'Muamn- CHRISTMAS SEALS ' lined yesterday because of dipb- ! TO BE SOLD BY MAIL t her Iii. : according.;itfi.TUolH.ft,..reHr('tr,. Jlt i,..,,,.''-- . .s..,I.,o' ords. - f (Continued from Page 1) Vf' In I'oi'thillfl Jack 1'cari'. Kalph Huron and MarctiH Itocach urc. to return tho fil-Ht of the w k from I'ortlatld, when- thoy wont to nlti'ild tho O. H. C.-WuHhinRton Slato t'oothall CHILDREN TO HEAR DENTAL BROADCASTS School children who have no radios in their homes nnd who ! I ...... , j every Sunday nfternonn at 4:15 in i connection with the statewide den ! tal essay contest can listen at the radio in their the Sacfijnweiu Inn lor the La ("irande hotel, or by nmk fing arrangements with any local radio in the Sacajawea Inn jshop tomorrow during the 15-mln-jute lecture. This was announced today by Dr. Ray Murphy, i There will be eight more lec- picture IN RECITAL ' turefl. one iriven each wi.ek. After the hist address there will be ten a,.- r,.f utiwt.miu t,. ti.oir tmo nnmn,itta. . 1 1 uini ti.a ' four lot e.,...V8 I.) Union county '"" "' "n ,0,,,n0 of MIh Pr.wL ,.,! .! Hum,, to l'o.tl.M..I. whew'W""" VMvA Ktivot w h r. tho l,t in both' n.U.. uml hlMU;. W oim - schools will be chosen for the t-ash H ' , awards. A pleasant evening, was spent Local dentists have spoken to ! embroidering tea towels for tho the urade school, and Dr. M iimhv ' honor guest, following which she .rPeently addressed the high school' 1 11 regard to-this contest. information regarding this essav can be had from Dr. Murphy or local school officials. Chad wick Funeral bunaay Afternoon, Patsy Ruth badwlck, 20-uny- old daughter of Arthur Chadwiek, will he.. In HI to rest tomorrow after- n nun in iho Ai..un.ii lowing funeral services at 2 o;clook at tho Snodgas and Zimmerman .Mortuary, it was unnouneed today. lotto K'uhl are In eharKO of Mchool program.' Al r. K. Kttrhart, Mi'M. xr. . Alport, Mm. C!. Larliln. and Mm. Graver Orlinmott aro In Lenituo. ClhostH, wltohoH anil other rhni-RC of the booth,. Tho dutall- popular Hallowe'en HymbolH form ed ofriee work nan heen appoint-, oil the doeoratlona. A mdectlon hy ed to Mrs. I'Tnnli Applifhy, Milts die "oat orchealra" enterlaineil the Alloc .Maniuaiilt, and Mis. .red Klddle. LUMBER CO. TO SPEND $250,000 IN BAKER AREA HAK Kit, Ore.. Nov. Plans for tho oxponditur (AH of near- ' $2fin.mn by tho Oregon l.um- company' In Hates and 'linker, bi: with a, view of Inereuslnir nroduo- tlon of I In. two plantH 1 almost f0 per rent within the next few inonthH, wore announced today by llnvlil Stoddard, general mnnuifor. The Imprnvomonls will Include a larKe linnher shed In Halter nnd elBht dry kiln chambers, n 000- additional turbine Benorators at iiiiie. YALE DOWNS GREEN TEAM (Continued from Patre D touchdown and Andres recovered I for Dartmouth on Ynle'fi 4-yard I line. Marsters dashud to thp If.- j yard line on the next play and then to within two yards uf the gont. He went over on tho next play. A j forward pass for the extra point 'was knocked down ami thp score j was Iartmouth 12: Yale 10. f Just before the third period end-lof i ed. I. Al Marsters, the Dartmouth j star back, was forced from the ; game. Longnecker took his place. Kills Huns ?.V YardM j Thp two lines were playing fur i 1-ously early In the fourth period j and no sustained advance could he ; made. Both wer fen reed to kick ! the opposlh; forwards. , The Juniors of the 1-rosbytorlan Yale wont, ahead hue In ' the ''"y ''';0'' "V- J""Jl -. . ,.,,.. ,, ..... nlnit last iiIkIU In the church wllh ' ted n rinrtinouth pass on his nn'1 25-yard line and ran 75 yards fo ol a touchdown. Booth missed the goal and the score Was Yale 1C; Dartmouth 11'. im:n ii:ikats navy , Fit A N KLIN KIKLD. I'HILA i DKLI'HI A,! I'enp., Nov. 2 (Al") I With Wall Masters. 1il& pound ; hriirback. showing Uf way, Penn ! defentfd the Navy 7 to 2 before a . enpfieiiy croud of 75.000 on l-'rnnk-lln field today. All of the scoring came In th ; second period, I'enn counting on ) Wllner's 30 yard dnsh to the. gojil following a long pass from Mis ters. Masters then plaoklck-1 ; iron I, Navy scored n safety 1ft te i In the same quarter when Oettc'n punt w Mocked back of the goal lire ard itt,tuA ly n J'trr backfleid man. Masters long and well red punts kept th Navy In trouble during th remainder of 1 the gam. Society News i i Reception Given At Siegrist Home Friday Evening One of tho most dellKhtful of their 1 receptions was jrlven last even In r at the homo of Mrs. Wil liam SIcKtlst by the ladles of the parish of Our Ijtdy of the Valley In honor of the Cut ho lie students attending the Normal a hool and stiuutfers hidoufflnt; to the parish In this city. . Mi-m. Kjvd Mormon and Mrs. H. M. J. Turner poured at a table ce n t e red with a lovely basket oft hronxe pompoms and yellow obeys-! anthemums and y e 1 1 o w tapcra. They were assisted by members of (he committee, : 1 A charmliiK' proKrum couslstod of. musical and rcadtiiK numbers. Miss Judith SnodKtass played u se lecllon op the ptanoi A violin solo was played by Miss Agnes j j niiuin uun u i iiit in: " x presented by Marlon Ohnusse. Mr. McUiughlln told several Interest- 4 I ton sloi'ieM. Mrs. Hugh K. Rrady was In charge of the affair, with Mrs. William Pcnre, Mrs. Mormon. Mri. 'Turner. Mrs. II. J. Leonard, Mrs. I. M. Do la n and .Mrs. Albert Meeker assisting her. Party Compliments , Miss Naona Bliss In. honor of Miss Naonn Rllss, aona iniss. Mrs. H. n. daughter of Mr. and -Mford. whose marriage to Al vln It. Halverson of Portland, son laneous shower was given last eve- was presented with many beautl- rtl gifts., The homo was uiiruc- lively arrangod with pink roses In harmony with a color scheme jof pink and white. A lighted 'htt'lliibiV cake complimenting the jhrlde on her birthday was a fea ltur of the evening. Little sur- ,taZ blddeu In the cake, land balloons were part of the dec- ' , , ' " . . nn i dainiy iwo-eourse luncheon :WH Horvml 10 11,0 b'lu'HtH al 1,110,1 Btnall tables. ' tt-of-town gueslH were Mrs. f . riunur" w"n'u" V. J. Honr' or w,Mmr u ,n Henry Hallowe'en Party fllVPrt 1"IV T iPfl O'Yl P ,.. .vjiveii ujr. league ' Ahout An younic people int In tho Lutheran churoh IhhI ovonlnr attend the Hallowe'en party KVen hy the Intermediate .utlier Bui'StM. A wlleh told fortunoH. ro- veallng the future from her witch'. pot. A ghost parade wns hold while the ghosts were hunting a treas ure, found by Dora Hunt and Helen Hughes. Vnrlo.is games we ro jjmiytMi, I'.iefiuur imiu wiiiiiiiik h- Iprlsse for tearing the best animal slltlOlielte out of paper. Delicious refreshments wero served. This affair was under tho supervision ! of Miss Helen Hhllllni,' and Miss Muanlla Sllxlnxer. Kdim Jensen. Melon lluirhes and Kill Keller wero members of Hie decorallnir oonilnltloo. Noarlnif the close of ' 'he evenlnif they ifiitheroil around the piano and mi mk souks. ; , ! ... High SchOOl ClaSS j In Enjoyable Meet The high school class of the Christian church Sunday school spent a Jolly evening last night .at a Hallowe'en party with about Uu present. They flrsl met at the (church, from where they were taken to the goblin's din at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. It. L. I'm nam, featured with Hallowe'en frights and "scarus." Next they drove to the home of i Archie Conley near Coye, whero ( Lois Conley was hostess. Seasonal (games were played and delicious refreshments wen1 served, I Miss Wllma Smith was In charge the affair, with Verda Kuerh- , lent and Ignore Putnam assisting. I Carl Johnson hal transportation. cluirge of the Children Enjoy Party at Church about laa In attendance. Cant eat gam1i wero played and prizes awarded. Many of the guests wore costumes. The rooms were decor ii led In a gay Hallowe'en motif. Mobbing for apples pro veil stilt to be a popular sport this season. -Delicious refreshments were (served. The committee consisting of the teachers of Ihe classes, MInh Chariot to K ti hi. Miss Clracn (Oelbel, Miss Klla Nb-berer and Mrs. I. C. Bowser, wore assisted by Mrs. Anna Oliver. Hurley Ktone klng, Miss Margaret Anson and Katharine Wimdcr. P. E. 0. Luncheon Held Yesterday I'. K. O. met yewtwrday after, noon for a delightful 1 o'clock luncheon at the Ixi (Irande hotel. will Mrs. Gorg If. Currey und 'Mrs. J. W. Knowtes an hostene. with about 2 present. The tallle wuh deoonited with clusters autumu flowers, . j Kolluwliiff luncheon n meotlnn j convened at the homo of Mrs. Carrey, where a business session j was. held and a delightful pro- i Krn m fcntuVliitf educational day of j P. K, O, was tinder the supervi sion of Mrs. Ids Itloklnnd. Mrs. Wyllie Reports On P.-T. Congress A very Interestlnu report of the ft nit convention of tho Oregon Congress of Parents and Teachers was Riven by Mrs. David V. Wyl- He, vice president of Willow l- T. A., when tho association mot yesterday afternoon, with Mrs, Dee Davis, president, In chure. Other features of the pr off rum were a sons: by Miss Vina Conley'n fO'irth (crude room, an interesting Hallowe'en play and story by the pupils of Kloyd Mcl.ln's sixth cuiiu- ruuin, nriuy vfiiiii'iTjiuuii gave ah Interesting reading. Two entertaining songs wero sung by Kugeno Shults. Henry ' Stoddard, (leorge C h a d w I 0 k and Henry Weathernpoon. ' ' A report of t ho membership contest was given during tho busi ness meeting, for . which cash prizes were awarded to tho threo rooms wRh (ho largest number of members MIsh Uoryl Jones flflh gratle room won the first prtxe or $fi. The second award of $.50 was presented to Miss Bernleo Mc Klnney's third grade room. Miss Kvo)y1 H,,nn,ltfH h e 0 o n d grade third with a onste of $ l . The picture for the largest number of parents present at the ineetln was won :by Miss Me. Kin ney's room. . Plans wero discussed for a rum mage sale to be held November 0, Girls Society In ; Enjoyable Dinner Members of tho high school girls' missionary society of tho Methodist church were guests at a Chinese dinner served last evening at 7 o'clock by Miss At ha Dama rell and her mother, Mrs. C. L. Damarell, 151 S Jefferson avenue. The girls were seated on the floor for the dinner and found their plitc.es on the low Chinese table by means of .cleverly fashioned, hand-made place cards sent, from tho high school of llwa Nan al Koochow, China. The noodles and vice were eaten with morn or less grace with chopsticks which camo right from China also. After the dinner the meeting was presided over by Miss Iternetta Plerson, In the absence of the president. Plans for future events were discussed, including the a n n 11 n 1 pngoant which roini-H ourly in JJicinbnr. Thl,,, ieHmv... M,y t;m, flivii.nimir,-, year will he "The One Who Went and the One She Kound," a mis sionary adventure. The next meet ing will be on next Krlday eve ning with the MIhhi'H Mary Lou and lively n 1'Jper. ' ' Eighth Gva$e Girls Hostesses at Party Hallowe'en found Ihe tittle din ing ami living room In the manual arts building decorated In black and orange for the tea which the eighth grade girls from Central school gave their mothers. Dough nuts made by girls in the class and hot spiced elder were served. Miss Helen Cotikey acted as hos tess. Pouring at the table wore KrnnnoH Kohertson and LucUIn Thompson, assisted by Grace John son and Leoia. wimcook. a. ue llghtful program of readings and (lance numbers was presented by Mildred Kesler, Ida Sherman, Winifred Scott and Delnris Pow ell. V lniiiliortt nf tho deeoratlnir com mittee v,.?re June Deal and Margie Montgomery. Olrls assisting with serving wero Ola Mae Hough, lionn Watklns and Helen Oekeler. Tea Given At Home Of Mrs. Ed Kiddle A. dellgbirul silver tea was given by the Ladles' Aid of Island city Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Kd Kiddle, wllh Mrs, Andrew Itloklnnd assisting. This was given to raise money for their flower fund. Kach member brought a park age which was sold In a booth under the charge of Mrs. J. M. Bowery. The tea table was centered with a lovely bouiiel of fall flowers, Mrs. II. I. Hansen and Mrs. Gar rett Blokland pouring. Two ghosts and a witch visited during t the nfternnon, and the witch tarried lo tell fortunes. The homo wan THIH IH a Talbot model of brown velvet In baby bonnet ef fect with & fitted, lace-edgod net veil around lh cap mid a itraia fio t Ue front. PUTMAN'S a Grande's Exclusive Ready-toWeai and Millinery . arranged wllh the theme or Hal- : Mlbs biilld it eattl shod this week, towe'en, ' . -. Mr. -and Mrs. 'fe'lclel, Mr, -and liurliiK' tho nfternonn solos wero j Mrs. K: W. Vandevantcr, Mi, and suiik by Kthel Hansen and Kdno ; Mr. VA Mclntyre and Mrs. j Kd Rally. Miss I tally was accompa-; Miles are among thoso who ut nled by Mrs. J.ynnn Wright. Iiu.i tended the picture "Say Jt With stritmental solos wet. played by Mrs. Ray Rloktand. lllokland and Mildred Lutheran Society Planning Cantata The Lutheran Choral society met at tho N, Nelson homo last Wednesday, with sevoral members of tho . Ladles' Aid attending, lo hear the reports, of tho country falr.v During tho business meeting It was announced, that they had made -a little ovnr $160 on this enterprise; nnd that this - would he applied to tho paint fund Following Iho business session regular robearsals of tho choral HnHelv worn liel.l. It hIho . iirae. tlced for the cantata Mo bo pre sented at (Mirtstmas time. Tho so ciety will meet next Monday eve ning with Mrs. O. K. Stitzingei' for regular . rehearsals. 20 Attend Church Hallowe'en Party Mrs. S. A. Robertson's Sunday school class of the Christian cnurcn was entertained tho nrst or this week at the homo of Mr, and Mrs.- It. L. Putnam with u Hal lowe'en party, .About 20 were present. : 1 Refreshments .were served and Hallowe'en games nnd si tints were enjoyed, .. , Announcements The Y o u n g Women's Kduca- tlonal Auxiliary will havo their regular meeting Tuesday evening i at .tho Methodist church, tho pro- gram arranged anticipating the j Thanksgiving season. The program will begin promptly at 8: 1 6 o'clock, I tho committee for thu evening be ing liffio Hnlder, Blanch Hpours, Blanche Clark, Hazel lleai Mra. Hayhurst. Mrs. C. H. Orlffln. Utith Margaret I lull, Mrs. Terrls and Mrs. Sherwood Williams, Member ship In "the auxiliary Is open to all business women of tho city. . KjMfrhrt-.jii.iWiaAiidei.vJlMjieounflli or the . I'.-T. . A. will meet .Monday afternoon at tho Greenwood school for their regular meeting. Those who wi'pn delegates to tho statb convention at Oranls Vass, Oo lobor. Ui-LS, will give a flvo-mln-utn report of Interesting features at tha convention. Very important business matters will como before tho council. AH local delegates aro expected to bo present m this meeting. . CATHERINE CREEK Hy Ii. II. Miles (Observer Correspondent ) CATHKItINK CUIiliK (.Special Mr. and Mrs. Kd Klekle aro on Joying a visit from Mr. and Mrs. K. W. 'Vandevanter, of Hpokano, Wash., and Mr, and Mrs. Kd Mc lntyre, of Ualuta, Mont. - Tin wo men are sister nud nleco, respec tively, of Airs. Klcklo. They aro having a very enjoyable time re newing old nc(uafntunces and vislllng. They inadu a trip to tho Park where they once resided, on Tuesdny, then lo Medical Hprlngs ! wliei'e they visited t'nele Dunham I Wright. They rulurned homo by j way of Ttilocaset. ) Miss Htella KdvalHon who teach- e school al Mount Canned, drove, homo Friday evening and spent tho wuekend with her parents. Klmer Weiger and Kgaar Wll- : klnson are, doing some good work' on tho road with the grader thls; week., ' ! Harry 1'rnther Is helping Kd A Cheerful s Charming Lobby I Songs In f.a (Irande this week, I hose who nttendnd tho tlnnce- hero last Saturday night at , the home of It. W. Rales In High vat-, toy wero Mr. and Mrs. Klmnr Wsl-' ger, Hurl Swlger, Khrman Wslger, tlaylord' Prather, Mr. niid Mrs. W. K. Klekle, .Mr. and Mrs. 10. W. Vandevnnter and Air. and Mrs. Kd Mclntyre. MENUS . Ily Nlslor Mnvy ' I The woman whose fatally InkcH I luncheon away from homo has an ' xlru respouidbUliy ; In planning , two meiUB that ar0 oaten .at honift TllCiiO PVO IlieaiK must no I arranged to tuako up for any , tils-' i cvfimneles In the noon menu, j WlhenPvor It Is nt all pOHHlhlo to Introduce a vegetable Into th breakfast menu, It will h foumL well' worth while;' Cool' crisp cel ery, curly endive, sliced tomatoes' and wntercress In season will b& enjoyed for breakfast, v : :jV, ; .j In the following breakfast inenu, the' parsnip' ctibeif !sautet- wlth breakfast bacon aro savory 1 m m,,1Bimi, How to Choose Mutton . .V1 When ehooslng h leg of niuttoi.,: be sure thai the fat Is hard, white and" flaky. This is an indication r rood mnnt. Removo the. nink' ! tull Hfci ,imt tiii,,. ntt iinV'snnftr- rinous fat before cooking. ThiH: will overcome that strong "mut ton" flavor disliked by so pmny. persons. Mutton Ik one of . tho best nnd most economical of tho meats, and careful preparation will do much to maku It popuhr. , j ' llreukfnst Tokay grapfH, epi cal, cream, pursuit) ,cuhos - snuted with breakfast bacon, crisp oven . toast, milk, coffee. , Luncheon J-ngUsh monkey, endive with Vrench dressing. Ros- ton brown bread. baked pears, milk, coffee, . i Dinner: Boiled leg of mutton, caper sauco. potatoes in parsley.; butter, mashed turnips; head let, tuco with It u hh lun dressing.: can ned cherries, plain cako. milk, cotr fee. Pickled nasturtium seeds maktv a surprlsUi(cly?rool substitute, for tapers. . CniK'r Sauce One cup mtittou stock. 3 table spoons butter. I tablespoons flour, 1-3 cup capers, - Drain capers from vinegar, Melt butter, stir In flour - und,: when bubbling alowly, add stock, stirring constantly. Alrlnff to. tho boiling point and add caiierw. Heat one minute and servo.. . Nasturtium seeds are gathered green for pickling. They nw soak ed In a strong brine for twp days, then drained and put in Jars. A swoet, unsptced vinegar is poured boiling hot over the, seeds and tho Jars are sealed ready to uHft when wanted. Use ono cup sugar to one of vim-gar. for the -pickling Hyrup' Many hoyK are Making up tho study of housekeeping HcHncra, says a statistical Wilietln.. porno body has to pen tho cans.. - Regular Dance? Saturday Nite Eagle Hall j; Good Music ' Good Time Adm.50c i: Vou go by- tho Kacajawca nf thu evening. You arn impressed; by the obvious comfort nndv pleasant smro Hidings of thej lounging guests. i Hou could It be otherwise?! No hotel In the Northwest Is more luxuriously appointed.! none more complete In Its fa-, cllltles for serving the discrlm-j Imitintr t fti vnti.t. llM OnlV nat- ural. therefore, that you fllidj thu same perfection and charm! at the Hneiijnwen Is ,tb experi ence far nuinin menu Satis faction than tho moderate prices would Indicate. SACAJAWEA INN "I'iiIiiIi, tho Wnjr Ii) llcltiT Tlllnx."