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Wednesday, November 20, 1929 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Five LL.. iii -t Lbcal News In Brief Mrs Karl Woklaml has ns her ,.int tWs week. her HlHter, Mrs. j H lrin. of I'ortluncJ. Sll'H. jilokl'aml unci lu-r sister will ' .nd ThunUKlvlnif day In I'.nter prtae wlih their iwrentH. VI-ill"K ltelllvl's Mrs Myrtl" l'o"ley. r l'ortlanrt. (formerly W resident of the Grande llonde valley. In I" IM Orando vis IliiiB relatives. . , . Wound llinllnK ' " , Kvtreil I'hadwlrk Ktlt a lo:i, si, i hand 'last week when V.',.' tried to "'"'h W"11"-'11 us ' .d.li'i i tie wuunu is (-- Ir"; lis:;,' rapidly. .!! fin :ku';'-' l.iiltira "t l . .nil l :.l..t -t' '. iM 111 . Mier resident of been worklnn : . lurned tu thin it a position at n'.ore. Wallow" vitv. I'rwll'i Oildersleevo ami 1iln. J ""' ;il l''0'HeUi!. are' Iii' V illotH visit, ns her parous, t M:ti. lu;:i iiennuu. aceompanied them on the trip to HuKene, stopped In Portland to hear the Galll Curcl concert. Vlsllliw Hen 1 .Mi-, and Mrs. A. 11. Illood, of Portland, former residents of l.ti Qrundc, nro vlslllng friend in l.a Grande this week. While in this city they are at the homo of Hub. Hell Davy. They lived hero about 20 years, beforo Mr. Mood was retired under pension from the O.-W. three yearH no, when they moved to their home, in l'ortland. In a few days Mr. and Mrs. Ulood will return to" their home. Ix-fi last Xbtht 'y , ..,,. Mrs. Krankln HanBOn and niece, Dorothy Huckholti. lert Inst nlRht on their wny to Tneoma to spend Thanksitlvlng day with relatives. Attended lloimtitililni; Shirley price. Maurice linker. Floyd Smith and Stewart Pennlnn ton have returned from Eugene where they spent homecoming weekend. ' Change In Program "The Awful Truth," talking Pic ture, will bo shown at the Arcade today, Thursday, I-'riday and Satur day, it was announced today. "The Time, tho Plaeo and the Girl" was originally scheduled for a four-day run but has been cut off. -.1 1- K. Mi'K ruling ,-.-Ii:I'k1 Ju'lm'H in : ..IJ. A. it a !' '. u-btiv ; A. N. ' '-' of Omaha: It. (.'. 1'. Mink, of Port- l.i Grande yeslerday ir.siness. 'J'hey are it eers. . '. w Weeks ' .'layvillo will rclurn i eks from i'ortlanil . gono to attend the ;:lllon. Ylsitliut Heir itohet'L Li.rLer, former resident of I.a Gnimle, is visit Inir with friends here fur about weeks. Jle Hiii-nt tho fall on .the Oregon coast. Visiting Here ('larenc,.' Kiter. or l'oeatello, visiting at the home of il. Sluneklng. ' On Hllslnivti M. Isom; of Joseph, was In l.a Grande last weekend on business. Went lo I nmtilla George V. Cochran went lo I'matilla last weekend. Itusiness Cii'llcr . . ' . v J. I.. Kefcrcy, of l'nrlla:id, was H business .caller in this, city; last weeliend. ' ' .'.'.' Here Iteeeiltl.v A. N. Ktnlledalvl, -of Union, was 111 l.a Grande the first of. the, week on business. I ,ew Kmploye Irene Ilrmnbaeh has begun work at Sanford's Candy simp.,.;,. I i'V Wv, llclui'iicd from llnnH'c:nirMg . Mrs. 10. W. Kly, Cleiaiid. Wull sinirei' and I'. S. Uoblnsort' returned i..... m. ..i.,., f..n,rt l.'tn-(.no wbere 1 lurned from they atleml'ed homeeomlng week-I attended homecoming last week end. Miss? Helen Williams, who end. Drove lo lUiker t Mrs. C. W. Thompson drove to llaker yesterday accompanied by Mis. Ilert Morris, .Mrs. It. I.. Par letf, Mrs. Georgo lilllma:i and Mir. J"'. H. McNeill. They spent the Jay visiting friends there. . Married Todny Harold - Kdwim Sherman, of Washington county, Ida., and l.lzJc i.enoro Miller, of this county, were united in marlrage today at the office of the justice of t lie; peace, j. Dcnliam. . , ,. .Mceling Tonight-' Tho Whlto ltosc Sewing club will meet this evening at liio homo. of Mrs. Kussell Davy on. Oak street wllh Mrs. Kvcrett Jennings as sistant hostess. At Ihu lintels C. C. Stoop, Ontario; It. W, llak er, Boise; K W. Anderson, Spo kane; If. Cronimelln, Spokane; John Duly, lluhl; , A. Fawson, wife and daughter, Boise: A. O. l.und, Spokane; A. If. Johnson; Salt Luke: Ted Miller,' Baker: J. S. Sallsburry. Spokane; J. A. Thompson, Baker: B. S.. Schultbn. Spokane; J. If. Smith, Wullii Wal la; Kred Hull, Baker: It. K. Good man, Spokane, und Bar-.iey Barnes, Walla Walla; are among thosu re cently registered at tho hotels, Iteturucil to 'I'actmiH Mrs. Murgaret Wisenmn left last night for Pendleton on her return trip lo Tacoma lifter spending two weeks In I.a Grande vhutlnB Her l.U'diand. .Mulllh's Visit .Mis. Charles Blake, of Montiv sano, Wash., left last evening for her home alter upending about a month visili.ig In l.a Grande at the licmo of Mr. nlld Mrs. It. A. llcrgin Her,. IjisI Week l.'rank Davis, of The Dalles, who was visiting friends In l.a Grande last, week, returned lio.me. the first of the week. . Itctiinicd From Pueblo Mrs. Hay Buell returned last night from Pueblo,- t'olo., where she was called by the illness of her mother. Mrs. Barbara nailery, who is tho widow of Daniel Hallery, a Civil war veteran. To Tile Dalles Mrs. C. I.. Spikcr left last night on lior way to Tll0 Dulles where she was called by tho serious Ill ness of her daughter, Mrs. W. K. Carpenter. Vlslllng Hew Ben C. Scliultc, of Spokane, Is spending tho week In l.a Grande vlslllng with . Alyrlck. . , . - Itiituriicil I'rom liong Trip Mrs. S. C. Smtth has returned from a long trip to Arizona. Itituriicil From lloniccoinluj; Kernilt Hngaln lias returned from Kugeno wiiere he uttended homecoming at the University of Oregon. Back From HotiKN'omiug .Mr. und Mrs. H. -M. Hay and Mr. and Mrs. C'hurles Uingner liave re- Kugcno where they Worked Hero - - - ' Dorothy Johnson returned to her hwim in Seattle last evening -after snendlng a week In l.n Grande uo ing relief work at the Western Un ion office.' : litninlifiii This MOmilllf Mrs. Hinestine St itzinger undeh went an oiicrntion at Hot Uiko this' morning. . Allenil Meeting W. It. Gekeler went to Portland last night lo nltend a business meeting. He expects to return, In n few days. .-.,.'.' Fimil 2.-i liwrenco ('oo.ns was fined $2 In eliv court last night on a chars of drunkenness, according to the police. Mrs." P. Blcvcr nnd Afr H. HoiBtman were In La Grande shop ping Monday. Lillian Schubert Is now nolo io go to school on crutches. Albert Wlggleaworth spent Fri day night visiting his mother nnd sister here. He left Saturday for l.a Grande and Wallowa. Knglneer anil Mrs, Leron Mor gan anil Mrs. .McAllister ami daughter, of l.a Grande, spent Run. day afternoon In Ivamela visiting at the Blever home. Mrs. Morgan Is MV. Blever's sister. Mr. and Mrs. G. Finns drove to La Grande Sunday. Mr. Castillo und Mrs. Muriel Brooks uro taking Inventory In the Knmela storo at present. Mr. and Mrs, Juines Glasson and family, of F.lgln. were visiting .Mr. Classen's sister. Mrs. Guy Tamer- is, In Knmela Sunday. .Mr. anil Mrs. Wesley Bond, or .Meacnnir, also spent Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tnmerls. Mrs. lionil teaenes tho upper grudes in Mcuehnm school. i 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jc e Traoj, - i-.lgin. spent Saturday und Sunday visit ing Mr. und Mrs. uuy 'rumens. Mre. J. D. Casey and Mrs. I'.. I'.. Itobinettn and family druvo ?ron Meacham to visit at the -Hoy Jinwes home here., Mrs. Casey, who is Mrs. Hawcs' mother, has not been well tor several months but has Improved considerably. Mrs. F. Harnes ,1s anticipating a vlstl from lier mother, Mis. Kllza beth t'liolf, of Portland. In a few days. She will stay here until alter Thanksgiving. Mrs. Tom Burton was agreeauiy sumrised Sunday by a group of young people who drove . from ,l.u Grande to visit Her. l ney wcro friends from Nyssa, her home town, but uro attending norinnl school In La Grando at present, Mr. and .Mrs. Tcutsch, of I.a Grande, brought- them to Kanielii, and- those In the party , were Iva and Grace Walters, Helen Clement and Dorothy Cook. Mr. and Mrs. C. .10. Thornburg aiid son Ivan and Francis Brooks, who is staying at the Thornburg home, spent Saturday In La Grandtl shopping and visiting Mr. and Mrs. D. Wylle, who live east of La Grande. . . Society 'News Dinner Club Is Entertained At La Grande Hotel UTAH FAVORS BUILDING OF - RAIL PROJECT The Seven O'clock Dinner club met Monday nt the l.a Graiulo hu lel with covers for eighteen. 1 Following dinner bridge wns the diversion of the evening at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. 11. K. Dlxou. Lovely cluster of yellow pompons featured the decorations. Prlxes. for high tallies were won by. Mrs. J. T. I-ongfollow and U. K. O'Drien. CoiiHOlutlon.wus presented .to Mrs. It. 10. Wcslenhaver. .. Bridge Party An : Enjoyable Event Mrs. A. J. Vun Valkenherg was hostess to the M. 1. U Bridge club yesturday at her home, which was nttiuctlvuly arranged, with potted plants. Three tables were at play with Mrs. William Mlteneii oi is land Clly winning tho club prize. A dalnly luncheon was served. Mrs. ltay Gooilnough was oiec- ieii iiresldent for tho. coming year. Tho next meeting or tno ciuu win bo with Mrs. Gilbert Barron, two weeks from yesterday. Dancing Club Has : . Jolly Evening A Jolly evening was' spent lust night by the Good Tlhios Dancing club ill 'tho-- Ii Grande hotel ball room which-' .wus arranged In a Thanksgiving motif, .with ' pump kins nnd turkeys. . Delicious , 'punch was served by Jean Devlno and Leslie Knalt. Tho following coinmiltec was In rtrargo of..tl(; ilancc: Mr: nnd Mrs. V. Ainswortli, Mr. und. Mrs. -uiiy lOllis. Ml', and Mrs. It. V: Copsey, and Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hcynolds. . , ' ..'.' Mrs. Jacobson Is Hostess at Party Hutli (lt'lln'1 uml ICatharlno WIkkI.t, ucconipanU'd by AMw Grnuc Oi'lbeL Tho Old KolkH at Homo," "Knll - on Leavt'8." ami 'li'oainln' Timo. woro Hui.K by MIhh Huth Clolbol. ; NTumboi-H by M Ihh WIhhIoi woro. "Wlum Sung 1h Kwoot." "I 1-ovo lo Hoar you KlnRtim." tuut "Tho Mvh. Hlchat-ilKon also Htatcd that 08 por cent ot boys ami kIi Ih nlunv ' cd ho mo mu-slcal talent, duo lo tho rythmic m'ii8t and tho joy ot ex. protMlon found In youth. - Mrs. Kilgore Is ; ,, Elected President NEW SILK UNDERTHINGS New crepe teddies, new vests, new bloomers, new slips, new one piece suits, pantier-brassier-vest all in one. ,' ' All very modei-ately priced. PUTMAN'S LA GRANDE'S EXCLUSIVE lleady-to-Wear and Millinery (Continued from Page One) Trisl Friday - 11. V. Mattoon, charged with gambling, pleaded not guilty In the city court lust night nnd his trial wui; sot for l'iiday evening. Kamela People V Expect to Move To South State ALL Si?4GING ALL TALKING ALL DANCIWG MUSSCAL COMEDY , ujtSJy sue cnmcL IGl 1 Sf4?0V!VTV.V OIHIO KCLUIMt .lA'Cvt SPt (Ml C4ITIV MOKf THWV WO A TEN DOLLAR SHOW FOR. THE PRICE OF A MOVIE IN TECHNICOLOR fa f.v, a a A 6. o c a f ilAji.Aoo'Scjl6 o'V-5 w o i&oj. sea m 2 ; MOT- Audio Review and f MGM News I GRANADA NOW PLAYING ly Mm. C. H. Tlioniliurit HIIXIAHD, Ore. (Special) Mr. and Mrs; W. livnns, who have lived In Kninelii for several years, arc planning on going to live in Ar kansas soon, where they expect to make their home. They will 1)0. greatly missed by ICumela people who huvo enjoyed their friendship for so long. Mis'. Joseph Ward, of Pendleton, was a business visitor in Knineln, fan Monday. ' It' bus been very cold and frosty here for the last few- nights, but tho iluvs are still wonderful. Mrs. I'. Hroolis Is still In l'ort land with her rather, G. T. Shaw, who la very 111. Mr. and Mrs. C. Nurdecn, of 1'endlcton, were In Kuiuclu during I he weekend renovating one of their houses there. Mrs. W. Lane, or Vortlillld, spent the weekend vlslllng at tho hoin of Ml', and Mrs. f. K. Thornburg. Mrs. Lane is' well known In La fininde, having lived there for many years until the death of her husband two yeurs ugo. She now makes her homo In Portland wllh her daughter, Mrs. Hoy Clapp. Mrs. Arden l.ockett and -small son, James, tiro leaving this weelj for AIbU(ueriiie, New Mexico, lo visit her pnrenls. :.:r. and Mrs. Hell. Her mother, who hns been Hi for soillo Hum. l conslderabl' woiviii at present. Mrs. f.ucKctt will stay for a rew weeks. Mrs. John llcuth left Sunday far I'orlland to visit friends. I'-rom there she Is going lo visit relatives in (.'iillfornla anil expects to be gone for some time. unable lo enter Ihe territory by tvaler coinpellllon. This ho claim ed was unfair.- Kvnn J. Koulds. Southerll l'ncll- Ic counsel, objected because "this is not u rale case." Ills, objection was overruled., however. : Other Salt Lake lily witnesses were O. J. Grimes, secretary or the Utah foal Producers' assocla-; lion, nnd J. S. Karly. representa tive or the Utah Shippers' associa tion. '. The typewritten statement or Orlmos was rejected as cvidencn because It represented the opinion or the Coal Producers' association nnd that organization was not pres ent to stand cross examination. Members of the K. '.. cl'.lli spent a plensant .iifternoon Monday at the home o( Mrs. K. Jacobson with two tables at play. Honors were won by Mr- Mllo Smith. During Ibo afternoon delicious refresh ments worcvHervod. ' Tho next' meeting of Ihe club will bu wltlij Jlrs. J. K. Greullch In two weeks, 1 . ' - j ,: . Club Miembers Meet At Riuckman Home NO LET-UP IN CRIME WAVE IN PORTLAND, ORE. PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 20 (AP) Portland's so-called annual win ter crime wave continued unabated throughout the night with a series of attacks on women, men aim children, despite un augmented po- Uco force and Chief or Police L. v. Jenkins' imperative orders that tho cltv will be "cleaned up. . Dozens of men and women were halted early today by special po licemen and asked for explanations why they wero abroad after night. Hut two were taken to the police stullon for further Investigation. Tho police chief today warned householders to lock ull doors nnd Uo- owny with ludders to prevent murauders from entering second story windows left open for ven tilation, i " Mrs. Lloyd Kllgoro was elected president of the 1. S. of H. of L. K. nnd K. at tho meeting last night in the Iv. P. hall. Other orfleers elected were: Mi's. J. K. Chniilon, vlco president:, Mrs. W. L. iJine, secrelary: Mm. Jack Hilary, treas urer; Mrs. h'red William, collector: Mrs. John Ward, chaplain: .Mrs. M. P. Lyons, warden: Mrs.. Art W'ea gle, conductor; Mrs. Clyde Charl ton, inner guard:' M rs. Garrleld ' Simmons, outer guard; Mrs. Krnest , Itook, musician; Mrs. Kd Streltr. delegale; Mrs. Lloyd Kilgore, al ternate delegate; trustees, Mrs. Hoober, .Mrs. Laura Oliver; and -Mrs. Lloyd Hlckford. Plans were uiim'l' i'-I Ihl.i mooting for the losing (aldo in tho atten duncc: 'contest : td fsorve rcrrcsh menls' r.t tho next session. . ' Homecoming Day At P.-T. Meeting HoincoonilnR Iuy." will uuturn Mi nu'PthiB of tho Central nchool I'lircnt-TonpluT nsoclr.'.lon PVllay, Novumbri; t -':4Ti o'ciocl;, to ho i hrlil in tho plKhlh Knuio room of tho miiool. J'aronls uro tnvllod to vifllt tho rooms boforo tho moet UK, whoro juipH's Qvk will ho on oxhihtt. Tho roal room whloh linn rocontly boon nlcoly furnlHheil will bo opon for liiHpocllon. " An mlureHtlnK- proK-ritm 1ms boon tirrungod. '' Jlod Cvobh coi roHpond onoo wllh olhoi' coiinlrh-H, . and hottlth poHtot'H inadu by ouch room will bo on oxhlbit. Tho program will commonco promptly at 2:45 and adjourn uU 4 oclock. OlrlM will . caro for any small c.hildron during: tho mooting. Class Meets In The La Grande llio fuiir Cisco liun rohburs nllve. ltobert Hill was sentonced to Oil years' Imprisonment and later es caped troni tho state prison farm. Henry Helms was electrocuted last summer, and L. K. Davis was fa- -tally wounded In tho baiik robbery Iml tic. Late last night District Judge George I,. Davenport Indicated that u grand Jury would be called to In-, vesllgato tho mob notion. ., , Jones, at tho hospital, was told of ltnllltf's denlh. "That's tine," ho said. "I'm glad Df It." . Physicians lalo last night held out sonio hope for the wounded deputy's . recovery, although hla condition was still said to ho grave. PRESIDENT'S ACTIONS AID TO INDUSTRY (Continued from Page 1) cludo such widespread 'ds as' steel, plumbing fixtures, electrical appliances, upholstery, druperlo-'l und furnishing!) und fittings of all kinds. . -' Karller In the day, Mr. Hoover httil conferred with the rullroad presidents und the menibort. or tho advlsury council ot tho feilornl re serve board, und ima receivou as surances of the support ot tho liausportiillon chieftains nnd Indi cations of prospective decreases l. collateral rules through a reduction in the rediscount rates of all thu rederal reserv districts. - i'h construction plans und pros pective equipment .orders of the railroads was outlined to tho chluf executive und estimated to aggre gate considerably nioro for tho next six months than for the cor responding period ot n year ago. Turkey or chicken la served Willi cranberry huuc0 or Jolly and glblet gravy. Duck Is served with sllcod or anges or currant Jelly and brown . gravy or orange sauce. Uooso is served with npplo or cranberry suueo nnd brown gravy or mushroom sauce. ' llrown Gravy I : Threo tablespoons "drippings," & 1 tablespoons liuur, 2 uupa wutor, 1-2 . teaspuou salt, 1-4 teaspoon pepper Pour oft ull but 3 tablespoons fat of the drippings in Ihe roaster. Put roaster over a low- tiro and stir In flour, salt and pepper mixed and sifted. Stir until bubbly unit beginning to brown. Slowly add water, stirring constantly. SI Ir un til boiling point In reached and bod two or Ihreo minutes. If thu grnvy is not perfectly smooth, it should ba strained and reheated, uefu.ro sorvlug. 1 ' . Chopped cooked mushroom's can lie added to make mush room sauce, ulthough real mushroom sauce. Is mad" with brown stock in placo ot water.- ' " ' Oiio-half to one cup orange. Julco Is substlluted for part of tho watol to nulko ornngo Banco for duck. More or less water In proportion to tho flour will glvu a thlnnor gravy ua preferred. . A large number ;of 'women at tended tho meeting of the Com munity Women's Itlble class yes terday afternoon In the gold room ot Hie La Grande hotel. Airs. Ira II. Aldrich had charge of llio de- 1 votlonnl, anil h0' -discussion 'wan ..... ..' j -c.....J ...:.:....'. . . . ieu uy 11 in, jiiu'i'iet. mtici oituiu, who nlso reatl rrom the book, "The Members lo th'e 1a I'etlto Ilrldge club enjoye a party last nlgnt at the liomi if Mr. und Mrs. A. w. Ituckmurt 4r Walnut street. The evening Va spent at cards, with -ft,.... Vnl,. Ulrlff n.nlf- Ing high1 njre. Consolutlon went j v"""""" Io Mrs. T. 1c. McDonald and Mr. Perry. 5 Vellow jind while pompons were used n the decorallons and u delicious two-course, luncheon was aervcd.j ' The clulit will meet next wllh Mr. and Mifs. .McDonald. t IN THIWIIT COLD WAVE HITS WEST; LA GRANDE LOW MARK IS 13 (Continued from Fas IT Announcements FOUR DAYS Staiting Today Assistant State School Head, Quits KALI0M, Ore., Nov. 20 (AP) Resignation, of ;W. M. Smith, as sistant State superintendent of schools, was announced Wednes day by C. A. lluwurd, stale super intendent. James M. Hurgoss, superinten dent of schools lit lleppner. Ore., will succeed Smith, Mr. Howard said. , Smith's resignation is lo take ef fect December lv Camp Fire Girls In;Joint Meeting A Joint muelilig of the Sucuju- wea and the. Wiikelltu. Ciilnp hire groups Monday ufternoon at llio Lutheran parsonage was featured with un Interesting talk about music given by Mrs. A. Hlch ardson. Tile subject wus, "Influ ence and Inspiration One Gels h'rom the Study of . Inn Heller Grade of 'Music." telling how quickly thojtuste develops for ibo belter gi'Hdi) in Individuals IT they will permit t lionise Ives lo listen lo good music,' Mrs. Itlcliiirdson also told ihem how lo listed to music, saying that u. s. Klemlnir. Mrs. llanna will The past noble grand club of the Crystal ltebekah lodge will meet with Mrs. l'iosslo Kngle ot Hill O avenue Thursday at In o'clock for an ail-day mooting. A potluck din ner will be served. The next, regular meeting of Ihe W. II'. A. will ho called at 7 o'clock Tuesday, November -II. After the regujar meeling the Westway club will entertain with ifreo program and cards to be rollowed by a bas ket social. All members requested to como with a basket and bring their husbands and friends. The G: I. A. will meet loniorruw at 2 o'clock In Hut K. P. hall. , . .' The next meeting of the Neigh borhood Art club will be on 'liiurs- day, Nov. 21, at tho lioinu of Mrs, " sub-zero, weather reported In the nl linekv' mountain area.' 1 .KM) WKATIIHIt I.V HOCKIliS DIONVl'Ut, Colo., Nov. 20 (AP) Hero nnd freealng toniporaturcs M'uro tho rule throughout I lie ltocky inoiiniulii region today after ii i'uesduy snowstorm had covered most ot tho urea. Low temperatures ranging from zero In Montana to rrnoxUiR wenth: or In southern Colorudo und north ern New Mexico, rollowed In the wako or tho storm, but lliero wus little lidded precipitation. Sub-zero temperatures woro ro poiied in the Judllh Husin, Mont., urea curly today, and at Llvlugston it waa threo degrees abovo zero wllh no lel-up In the cold spell inillciited. At Cheyenne Ihree Indies of snow lay on tho ground. and Denver experienced a similar fall, the seventh snow fall of the season. ir tliey would grasp tile opening llleme. Die rest could be followed more intidligenlly, anil sec. the sub sequent grolvlh into the complete work. Some delightful musical Helcc- KOCKNK Tl MISS OA .Ml', SOUTH l!l:.VD, Iml.. Nov. 20 (AP) Ivnulc K. ltoekne, Notre Diime footlHill couch, wus Informed today by bis physician. Dr. It. L. Sensenleh, tlmt he must not ac company Ihu' team to Kvanston, III., next Saturday for the North western Kiime. ltoekne was also directed to remain In bed for an other Week, lie has been afflicted wllh a blood clot on ono or his legs. SAYS AltTII'K'IAI, LIGHT " I'HOYIHKS MOST COIJltS lilll.Aill'.LIillA (AP) The tradlllonnl slandiird of dayllglil for Scolor dlseiilnlnallon lias lieeii.tbe Inorlh skylight, says A. H. Taylor of the General Kleclrlc company In u report to Ihe Illuminating en gineering society. "Slnee north skylight from a el-ur sky Is quid- bluish." he says. "It liuik.s the purples (pink, lav ender, mugenla. etc.) appear more bluish than I hey would in while light. Ileciuise or HA deficiency In yellow, orange and red. north sky light suppresses Ihese colors In ob Jeels Illuminated by It." vw. .vxn HKAR IN A CLAIRE A tii.rmph for hcr-an experience for i you. Also- All Talkinit Comedy "THE SALESMAN" Movietone News Vitaplionc Act3 Hons weriij presented by Misses ltomiiu religion. have charge of, Ihe program anil will huvo for her subject. "Sinned Archllecliire or the Kolilans." Mrs. II. K Slorgun will give a talk or Koman Inn- und Mrs. .11. II. Cleaver, will give II .brief review of 3tore No. 1 I.a Orande. Ore. All()'l'; IX I'l'.NDI.r.TOX liONDLI'Ji'ON, Ore., 'cuv. 20 (AP) The mercury dropped lo 9 degrees above zero-hern' lust night It wus tho coldest night of the season so fur. ' IIOLAN Plll'ITT Altltl'ISTKl) IIAKI'ilt, -Ore., Nov. 20 (AP) Ilohin Pruitt, alleged to bo one of tho bud check artists operuting in llaker since last Saturday, and John Davis, accused of Issuing a 'cheek withuut sufficient funds in Ihe bank here In 11127, woro arrested yester day by sheriff's officers. Oilier men for whoni warrants huvo been Issued left Ihe cily In an utitumolillc nftcr cashing checks on merchants. most popular by fur. Shorl furs are Ihe only ones MENUS lly Sister .Mary The success or nny holiday or guest dinner depends largely upon tho roast, I'laeli roast has lis own putilculur sauce or gravy which Is best sailed to servo Willi ii. The accompaniment chose:i for ised (or Ihe all-l'nr iniifrs A r..v each viiiiely or at Is Important velvet arralrs have lilimiili... i,n,i A roast wilhuul tho proper Con or kolinsky or mink.' IHuiJ velvet trusting fluvor Is un Incomplete ns in in im wllh trimming of ermine uppio l'i" m'' bands II II. I tails are s i c.ir ell, .r-I 'I'h" following list suggesls Mllll noon ami eventm. I able eolllblnatlOHB for the rousls Cloth coals (rimmed wllh rur us i usually chosen fur fcsllvo occa- well ns all rur coals have lln-lr matching miirr, made of Ihe Irlnl nilng fur. It Is usually carueiil, asli-akuli, bl-oadlull beaver or si-al. SIX AIIOVI'! AT IIAKKIt IIAKKIt, Ore, Nov. 20 (AP) Tho minimum temperature hen today was six above zero, the cold est day this fall. IBANK ROM5ER IS LYNCHED BY MOB OF ANGRY TEXAN'S (Continued from Psire 1) Muffs, With Handbags, Coming To the Front .11 UY IS CUMI'M-m-:!! NIV YOHK. Nov. -2U (Al . A Jury to h-iir irlal if ((i ortr-. - A. Mt'Manu rr th- runnier of On ' K'll'I' T. Arnol'l KolhrtU-iil. wiui lly I Hit mi .Mcrwln lnnhtoii J-Milor ( AfMorhit-I I'rfHH 1'-uliir'' S-rvlc-) I'AltlH ( A I) MtiffH with hiiml Imtrx ronrffilcfl In ttn-lr Interior 11 n rotnlntf to fon-sruund In thf Htylff ptctiir1. WoiiH'n who Httilitornly rcfuwil for w vi' rut hiicchIvp hiiimohh to vounUhT r'-tnHhilrmr'iit of 1h; ol'l Hlyl hund-warmcTH ant utlopttn Ihn n'W lianillMtff vrrnJon. It iIoch ;l! ih- work of lh ordinary haiid- bittf plUM tlli job Of U NUlff. Itiirnl iuh. aliool Hi" hU- of a (oolliall. tlllov inuffM twflv- !) nine tnrh.-j and tlt1t- nund affair 1.4.1 i.A K. .'' r flu- n rill hy cord. ftU-M-iylm, .tf'A daT- la...- oym., Th; pMlu v fonu to i -New Winter Felts $1:49, $1.98 : A special purchaso en-, ables us to offer the above ladies' new milli nery at one-half their early season price. 5oi, Years. Baking Rjwder Guaranteed Pure ' Use KC for fine texture and large volume in your bakings Millions of pounds used by our Government Tho handll had lim-n hI ripped of IiIh clotlu-K when h wiih hrouirht. fhiwiiHtnlrK. llo wan drilled In tho dlnM'thin of I In ihiIiIIc K(ai-c, hut thu crowd would nut. Walt In ko (Ihjuo- ft'w itwUn. At 2un yanlH from tin Jail n Mvouu lilfp)iono cahh waa pointed out, a rope (wik iii'i-OHM It, A iioone wan put around Hatltff'f nerk, a dozen rimn on Ihu othi-r end of t li roo ImoiI their weight and Itutllff wiin Jci krd from the Kround. The rope.f KHildjed fomewhero un ihn Bpur of tho monient, hrotte. AloHfiennerH were pent foi another, and uk" in tho nioh H-t (o Kk tank. Then Honieone remold beted that men about to din aro umnilly Klven a ehane to nay a tant word. K' r a nut her moment bo win lowered to tho Kround, Inn, dlpleaed at bl niiiMil'tli''. the crowd yelled, 1' "Klrlnti him tip.' lnillH Orilered An. Ifnjucl- waa ordered for lo- lUtlill' . dtulh It. u. .i' , but om. ol sloim Ito.iHt beef (rolled or, Hlnndlnu) h served with YorliHhlro pudillinr anil horMcradlMh a:id ' n brown Ki'avy - or the nnlurat meat Julu If tho roam Ih "done rare." l-llet of bu"'f Ih BemJ wllh a iin-i Kidcv In iii or cuuHervo (nd iniiMhioom aaiii-e. I.amb 1m served with mini JHIy. niriaitt Jelly or rrabiippb' Jidly and brown Kiavy or hot mini mice. I'orli l mrved with npplo or ciji n berry wniee. tin in Ih served with browned pineapple or a tart rcdlah and liot riilflu Hunue. Viiii in Herved with ennberry Hain-o or a tint Jatn, and brown Kt'avy. CONSTIPATION RELIEVED . . . QUICKLY Thil Tarel; V.i.nH. Pill will movn the bowoli without any pain and donresBini? nfter ef- fr-ctn. Sick llenilnrhcx, lmliirestion, liilinusnrxs nnd Had Complexion iuickly relieved. Children nnd Adulti run easily swiillnw Ur. Carter's tiny, KURar coated pills. They art fred from calomel ami poisonous drugs, All DniKKists 2"ic and 76c red pk(fl, CARTER'S ESI PILLS lT.VENiNErLEW COl 1 !LJ.t.lJ-UI Yard-Wide FAST COLOR PRINTS , New Patterns 19c Yard
