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LA GRANDE. L'V isNlNr!.0ElllviXAGRANbl!i,!.6ilE.
Society News
Monday Bridge
Club Entertained
At Sacajawea Inn!
$VH, V. O. HilWytM' WIIH llOHtt'.HS
in. ii delightful afternoon of Mon
fiy hriiltro yrHtcrdny at tho Huea
juwoa Inn wlih ihno tnhh-x iit
du) A lovely- oliiter of pink car-.
nattoim 'ilerortitpf) ' tho table, at
VTfiirn ltiurneou was nerval pre
reeillnt? brldfro.
Ifunors for hltfh tally were
lM'inentoil to Min. floury- 111)1. A
KUcsl prize was awarded lo M rs.
Helen AlcNah of I. oh Anele.
Other " jfueHtH 'for the uflornopn
were 41 im, Cieorse .McDonald, Miu
I Hit Tanniir, and .Met. Kred Kid
dle. 'I'ho club will meet ujrnlu In two
wuekH with .Mrs, ChitrlfH Itln'iier
at )ier home.
Class Studying
The Americas
Continuing theirr windy of Hio
archeology of Hie i Americans :.the
Itainblcrs Art ejass 'met yesterday
wltji il'r.s. l- A. Kpjlnw in.ohamej
nr iin .t....i ot' tho hrtnin of .
Mm. Albert It. Hnntnr., About ten ol at dinner Monday evenim? at t enns- nuous in . nuim nwiu it oivt
ipepibers attended. Hie home of .Mr. and Mrs. II. V. sralherinK- friends in a circle, wfi-
'I'ho subject for the afternoon Nielson. Siifi Sprltiff nve. Those , gatlier them one by oiio' and loyiv
ya 'The Masonry of the Varlourf' present wore UoriH Williams. Mary;eaeh for mmw Individual trait dh
I'oqplo In llolivia. and Kuinidor, Nolan, ' Knid Happersett, (larce association," MIhh Hoty said. She
and of the AateeH In Mexico." j Hedden, (Ha .Mae Wright. Mary ( exhtbileil tf fine colleethtn of -chil-When
tho eluh meets airain Her. Vjmwli" Hendriclison, Nonv Sittler. Idren's IiooUh. which tho parenlh
at the hopie of Mrs. I f. S. Ilrpwn- .Irene Wittier, .lennle, Nlelson, .Miss present enjoyed comparing with
DQD
tan, .Mm. Hubert Knkln will bn ll.
eimi-gii "f tin' topic.
Mrs.-Stoddard Is
Hostess to uiuo
An tni.lt...iililr m..iinu- tt the
: Mother's Self f.,l.t.r.. elul, v-
I.,-;.-,. SLuLlur.! with a larff, a.- :
l.nilaii.n proKPiit. . i
"Ideals llluHlraloil by w'aHhlntf- '
inn i. .r.,, ,n.,i iinmiiinn ." whh i
ithf Kiihjwl i of tho eluh paiiiT i-.-n.l I
i by .Mih. liny WilltaniB, who wax In
j cluirifii or tho iiroBinm. .Mia. Mi-r-
inn Hiith.y.taiuiMi or wa8hiiiKioir
' I'liviiin aim ii v nn-.
thn oulHtaiKllllK lihlts of 1Ih ollah.
iwti'r; .Mm. llli'U Mlldscy, tnlil of
Irrroraon. iinl M's- John HoiIkIii
or Mamlllon. KolluwiilK Ihn an
coiinlx. wai' It .illsi'llKBlon.
Allli'l-ioali Orowlh Wostwaril."
will ho tho sillijool of the noxt
nioolini;, which -will lio at Iho homo
of Mia J.ostor Sloililaril, iioo. fl.
IW W Or At T )im"ipv
! Monday Evening
' ' '
' The World Wide (Julld Rirls of
the llaotist church were entertaliu
y v.- ...J-- m&m.:.
KICIIFIELD'S t anions
Jiucmif 0$u0ilitie$
jiIhs genuine ETHYL coin pound
THERE'S an up-and-go to your
motor with Richfield'Ethyl in the
tank an eager response to the slightest
touch of the throttle, oceans of power
on hills and hard pulls, flashing speed
on the straight-away a sparkling pert
farmance that will both amaze and dc '
light you!
Richficld-Ethyl is noticeably superior
because it gives you the anti-knock
qualities of genuine ETHYL compound
combined with the famous Richfield
racing qualities, proved in victory after
G Dfl
Hurl. Olhor tnioHlH wen r. and
Mt'M. Me A dory, Mr. and Mrs. W. 1..
lievine, and tin- Km, and Mr. 1).
Mareiih- (iu.iwhi. After dinner, the
V. V. O. iiroamm for tin
lln' evenliiK
8. McAilory
wad carried put, Al I'H.
lead the devotion. preaentlnK in a
, vnry touching way how on her trip
: around the world hn frnt in touch i
i with "an invalid ehrUttiun Krl by
hearing on shipboard the story ot
;her life and writing- her a letter u
jchevr f:m KRypt from which ti
iitelixhtful corresiiondeneti (tad de-;
jveloHOd, pukhIdb on lo the ffirls
excerplB frpm hoiho of. tip.' lettWrfl, '
; Jennie Xlelnon jdayed'fi dellKht'tul
violin solo, after vhlrh -M "n. Ood- i
win lead In -the tttiy HaptUt
work union? lh American Indians.
. ' ' . v.. ,....
I ,Z Lf h W G "
' ' SI 5T
aiiionittl.u AmiiUan imiinna.
13 T A oan'l 1 f 1 fTl
' ' . ,. ,
In JVlOnU&y Meeting.
'
Thp mi.oUn(f . tii.V TroiniiMt ;
School I'aivnl-Toarhoi' uhhoo iillan
tho normal miiool limt owning
was woll nlloniloil, with Mm.
Homy Makth'lil proslillliB. Mian
l-Miia 'I'owory playoil two iiuiiiloal
solortliiiiK. "NlKlttinRilli,'' '' l.hmt.
an,l "Julia lliuioo," liy. Diit
Two clever dranintUatlons of last oAenlng on the hook, H,W niember was Initiated, with Hon having been insufficient im
pacts of books wero presented by ji'Mother," by Uraxin Heledda. fpiu uiMiut 2 members present. ! the pioiicr carrying on of Us work
the. sixth, grade children. Selections sidernhlo ih'imslun , followed tho j At ti,0 vom Qf imlge refresh- - in disposing of power sites,
we it) from "IIUKKPilV Ann." Jti review, by inemhers who trlud to 'in.MH were served, with Mrs. 1 (Hitllvo lcriilncss , -J
"Tom Sawyer." ; decide which of the three out- , oiiidyn Lilly in charge of the com-( , UHSlrted homestead anil Urn-
"Winkin. nilnlitn' ' and Nod." j standing charai-ters, the. mother, mitiec. .. I her laws aiipoared to have outlived'
and "Hlumher Snug," wero sung ny
Miss Hum lleihei. A very inspiring ,
(Hniiwinn nf Vhilili-i'ti'M hoolcs was
trlv.m Itv Miss Mabel Hotv. "Oath- !
victory in grueling competitive events
where Richfield has long been the ex
clusive choice of. the world's greatest
drivers and pilots.
No matter what brand of gasoline you
are now using try RiciJed-Etliyl a
super fuel that gives super results in
every type of motor. Fill up at any
Richfield station. i
Wonifii Orlvera
w ill appreciate the quick-starring qualities of Richfielil
Gasoline in cold weather iti initant respome to the
slightest touch on the accelerator and the prompt,
courteous service at every Richfield station.
CLOD
Joik of tho children of an titrtor
Mn"iutlon.
The awitelatlnn now ban 8S '
member, fctth the fourth (jrndo
I'M' ki- i-i'iu In menilierwhlfi. With
fifteen piireiitu inem-nt. the sixth '
rnde had thij lioni atlendamm,
Mrs. Kingsley Is
Hostess Monday
The Hiitch and fhalter eluh of
the American Legion iiuxlllary met
yestenlay afternoon at the homo of
t'K. I.. 1. I tilttHloy w M n ll inrtfu
I"1"""""""' tor ",l '""'I'0"" of "
10 ,l0- "U""
fm (hi, Wor( w,vr nrpmllll.
llnrills the HOs)HlOt tli'llclouM ro
fri Hhiiu iiti. worn KiTvcrt.
lUH-oinhp,- 1 3 tho ohih will moot
"ea,n ,rs- Mll" "'"'low.
1 "
Literatu re Club'
Reviewing Book
Onn or (lie mo.it intnreHtinir nooit
review that h been Kiven at the
Neighborhood Literature ciiih was
presented by Mrs. Ueorge Ulrnie.
ram or gnes. was me sirongt-si.
uigniccn persons wero ip aiien-
dance.'
At the next meeliiiff Mrs. lloov- K
At the next meeting' Mrs. lloov
er will present a. review on a play ,
! James" jitjrrie, , ''What' Kvery
YVoujan Kno)vsl' The- last chapter
Ih'the book1. "What Literature run.
Udil-'op Me." will he presented by
Mrs. XhpmpHou,
Miss' (Jhulys MHl'or gavo ip) n
leresting aecuunt.of a chapter in
th(bduk iho Tlnh In HtiHtylntt, the
hhjeei ludntf, "l.tunUmv UlorHVa
the ('oiitmi.n.l,uv."t
Aoplifo TivifP'P
' , , UiJUfaC
Liub'H.ntei'tainea
Mix. Jaok Oliver wan hOHti'Mt
ycNierday utirrnoon to a pleaNiut j
mct'iltiK of (he Wakellta .rtlgi j
uluh at her home with three tables
ai play,
Mrs. A. 10. Huk won first, "f'ih1 I
for his'h more. Second award was ;
premoiieo iw Aira, Aiva i iuh m'j. ,
C1",", m" lu M"V
( ''lnK ... I.K- .laln.y lu.,. l,-
!...in was .vo.l. ( I
, Tho ol'.th will inet't auullt Willi
i .Ml. Jai k llrooiufli'hl iioxt Mon-
.lay altci inion.
Royal Neighbors '
J In Regular Meet
The -It oval 1 NetirhborH of Amerl-
i
ca mi,t as) ,.,.nnK n the 1. l. O. 1
i, hallfor Veindnr newilun. Tho I
hiudncsif meetiuir was presided
OVnr by Mrs. Aita WIMmrn. A !
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'! Piano Recital Is
GiVen 'at'H0tel
T '
f t nUWilaVL ,,,M:ltH11fr0m-lhft
Anthony-McMeektu studios gave a
piano recital Saturday afternoon at
Hie Saeajawea Inn foe their par-
oJils. Those taking part" wore: Mm--
era ret Ihomas. Alary l.oney. Hilly
iilotiKh, Nancy .ee Llndsey, Hobby
HnKenscn, Mpriftiirlto Miller,, Hoh
by How, Frances Clark,' .lames
.,yoelz.. Cornelia Daly. .Donald
.johnson, Kichanl Trevey, Lyda
1 Mao Hollisler, .Ipnet HIiiriut,. 0ti
; Mpo Hp-.iKh, (.'leanor Hh-iiH, and
t Uenevieve Adler. '
shot nv yiri;?
i KLAMATH KAW-fi, .Ore.. NV.
2U (A I) K va n Hartin, state trafr
flo ofifeer.at I.akevlew, was in a
iiospltal here with a Kunshnl
Wound In his hip and arm believed
to inve been int'llried late. Sun
day by his enl ranged wlt'o who-i
tliey ouarrclcd over the amount of
alimony she would receive for her
self and minor child."
I Mm. Hartin. is being' held In tho
j j.uUo county jail.
s: A Hrltish. bnrunet says that eat,
iiu,' topeiher is a soeliil.ond civiliz
ing I 111 life', Hut It's also tlaiiKeroun
if you lnvte senators to a wet
dinner.
for
j J
7i W
5
i Thanks
Tab
In no other way can you grace the festive
board quite so becomingly as with autumn's
brilliant flowers.
Specially packed boxes for out-of-town delivery
Free Delivery Within City Limits
REPEAL OF WATER.
POWER ACT URGED
j Homestead Law Also Held
Uut-ol-l Jate Dy uiair
nmn of Commission. .
VASIIlCiTtN. Nov. ill (Al')
Itepeal of ihv federal witter power,
act ami of the hoiin'Htead Inw wh
miKKewted here bv t'hiilrmnn (J:ir
i'ield of I'lOHltloiit f-laover'H pnhlie
landt: conimtKiop In a Ktatemenl.
'I he tiietilou was raieil tin to the
field the rointnittston should enter
In Its concideralion of a pOKHibl.
tnininp over of public domain to
the eleven western Mates within
yvhlch moat of Hie pnblie land lies.
Unrfield waid l'ri'Hident Hoover
had asked a rumplete report on
public IiuuTh and added. In hi
opinion, a recommendation on the,
hoineMejid and water power nets
might properly come within the
comtnisidon'tj province.
Tho water power act. he na'id. s
not at nresenL In a satisfactory
state of operation. Us approprla-
lu,h, UMcrtilness. and that the:
j homestead law, esiieclally ,iu its,
1 ho lil er'n ttrererence u hauo. mul
;wt,rUw,l:t'tun) hardship. -I
I "Notlilnir is worse I him to give j
preferenoc to a man ho s;
in.a a natural farmer." he declaV
. ed.
I Other commission members also
rritlrliaul tho homestead law, sayimr
I tho homestead in the states eon
icerneil is not .an economic unt'f;
I and , has offered false promises
1 to settlers., , v . ' r
Chairman . Garfield set for Hiq
Individual rein-esentallve or each pf
the enTu slates the task of work-,
hitf out a compendium of all laws
of his statu whleh would bo perti
nent to tho present problem. Ijo,
asked particularly for u report on
stato lays which cpnfllet with fed-,
oral Iiiuh n land admlnlstrailon. ;;
' b (Question Itaised
A utiestlon was raised as lo whe4
iher extstliiK forest reserves shoulij
he retained, or whether Kiaiiiff
lands should be taken off. of fmv
est reserves. Chniriuitn Oarfiold
siiKtrested It miKht ho advisable to
consolidate all national ; forests,
now scattered1 in forest reserves,
Indian adtnlnlst ration. national
larks and military reservations. ,
He pronounced oil one of t)io
most difficult of problems,- Involvi
lug over?productlon, waste land
cont'llrtlntr control.
Coiuinunity ki'i'.Iiik' dlfricultlfs,'
ho' said, might bo solveil hy a re-
tli
iving
e
turn to tho old fpitnlHh HyHtem of
common Kraxlnir groundu mir-.
rounding eac. irrlKaifou Kettle,
meat. " ' -
, He asked thB commlHslon to con.
aider whether InterMtate waterHheiU
H)ionld ha withdrawn by tho fed
eral Kovernment and admhilstercd
UH units or should he given to the
Kin ten.
U wna derided to establish three
principal committeeson disposal
und use of public 'lands, on dispos
al nud use of HUlmoll mlncralH, and
on reclamation polleles,
; Tentative de.eson was HHMlt to
utdt eongreKS for a $ro,otM) appro
priation for work of tho mmiuUi
i)o;t hut further conferenoeB ; ill
ho holt) on this npittor between
I'halrnuMl tjuftlold and , Becroi iiy
WiHMir. .
, MENUS
Hy SIsut Mai'y
... Mnny women IIUi' to wrvo tfi
unit oouliii'H at the i'Ioso of the nf
ternonn Htmly chili or conimlttee
nteeilni;. Tiny lionie-nuuU! vtifer
are iilwity apiu'eeliitett.
, The rnll6v1int eooky reeipeii me
rnther uinmuuK J'he truokieH lire
(meoliily fmiil with ten or iia nn
lieeoniputiiinent :(ov iei ereiun for
lU'Wieri, '
Xllt I'llffH
, One I'lii) i'lioiii'i walnut or po
oh n nut ineam. 'i ettus, 1 eup brown
putrar, tahleMiimmH meiteii muter,
.1-2 cup Hour, I - 4 teiiHpmm liitlllnir
nawiler. 1-4 leiiHnoon salt, few
limps riinllll . !
; Hull mmar until pei-rertly
miinnili. lleitl phkh until IlKlit nml
urailually heat In miKur anil mrlteil i
Imttnr. Mix ami ailt riour, milt
unci ImkliiK power.. - Ailil with until
to flt-Ht lnlxture. Ailil vanilla anil
drop' Into butlereil. inuri'ln pans.
lliiko In a. hoi. oven tuv elultt niln
IlleH. '
Jiiinhhw nrp.iiii plil-llnio emiliy
iinpniiir wUl mir Knimliniuir
ami imrtleuliirly siiltuhlo., for
'rliiinkni?lvliiK time.
lumlili's
One-halt cup Jnltter. I eup
Kiniiiilntiid HiiKar, 1 egif, l-S run
milk, ; 1-2 mi)t flour, 4 leimpoimH
ImkliiK puwiler, 1-4 lennpinin milt,
few KintlllKH lllltllleK.
('renin butter ami gradually limit
In aiiKiii'. ' n 1-2 eup Klfteil
flour. Mii lind ulfl renuilnlliK flour
with null npil linking- powder. Ileal
eTK until lltfht with milk. Add flour
and liquid nltoiiiiilely to the flint
mixture. Add nulluou' und vol! nil
n lightly floured molding bourn in
to ii thin shrel. fut with a dniigh
nul cultiiii und pluee nil buttered
linking linn. Unite ulx to night
mlnuti'H In n hot oven..
'Miiriironps
WhllCH 2 VKK, -4'eup giunil
luled HUgar,! cup Hhrodded tmcoilr
mil'. 'I tnbeHnni:i oariiHtnroli, 1-i
teiiKpoon vnnl J.i, few gniliiH milt.
I I lout whiten of eggs until Miff.
Add mignr and turn into lop dr
double holler over hot witor. When
tepid, add reiuainlllg IngredlelltH.
Mix thuroughly lind drop. from tip
of npoun olltQ tin oiled uheet. llnko
o ipiji.u.twt In ,ii .niw; pven. ,,,
TMere' nothiif very funny about j
II-, hut have you noticed how tho I
WIHAT'S NEW,
AN ID W WAT'S
SMART...
Is What's Here for Thanksgiving
Wo psk two things of every piece of meychnn
dio before it takes its seat in. this asBcmbly.
Are you new iimait are stylish people
wimting you and wearing you?
Are yon a good value would you be able to
st(md up under the bombardment of heated
competition? Are you worth more to the
man who buys you than your hundreds of
sisters and brothers made" in other plants?
Every garment wo offer for your Thanks ; k
. giving wearing has answered "Yes" to both ;
. of these questions. '- V
Hart Schaffncr & Marx Suits and
Overcoats $30 to $4fr
Special Purchase Suits and Overcoats
$25 and $30
Sclioble and Stetson Hats, $5 to $8M
Manhattan Shirts, $2 and Up
PUTMAN'S
The Hosiery !
Shop
i
liuiuitifully sliuot- oliifftii
semi-servico and garl-
ico weight hnsa in all trie
new shndes ; phiin and
i
novelty heal.- j
', ' 1 ' ' ' ... '' .
'$.1.00. 51,25, $1,50
$1.63, $1.95, $2.50
stack marlii't seeins to got t the '
NK('I(. HltOKKY l ArCIOKMV
KIMMATH KAld-S.i Ore., Nov.
2i t A H) Creed Jftirrimpre, em
ploye of u lumber eompapy, vas
In a hospital hero today with a.
broken neck as (ho. result of un ;
accident early Sunday when a car
lulled 'tit -inHke' a detour and
ciaKhod into a deep dtleh.-: .
IMiysicians said the man would
live. . . .'.:.'
('hina Is u place, where Moran
ind Mack would be generals In tho
army. ' ' , -
How Weak Nervous
Women Grow Strom get
Feel Better, Look Younger and
Have Steadier Nerve
It you only knew you rundown-
anemic women who are dragKinf
yourncU around on your ''nerve'
what a wonderful increase in strengtl
und hoaltli Tanlac will give you, yo
wouldn't hesitate a inonicnt about
coing to your druggist and getting
big bottle of this splendid medicine.
' Mrs. Minnie Uuber, of cuj E. lOtt
St. Portland, Ore, says: '"fcver siiict .
1 was a girl 1 suffered from sick heudi '
nehes and vomiting spells, I weakencl
so 1 had no strength for anything. Aftei
taking Tanlac, my headaches and sicl
spells disappeared aHogether."
Tnnlac'is as frco from harmful drtiRi
as iho water you drink only Nature
own medicinal Ionic herbs, Druggist!
know this and fur the past, to year:
have recommended it to 'men ami
wqinen'wbo nm.n quick "pick up"
that will put them on their (eet and
give'them n new interest in life. '
So innlideiit are the ninkera pf Tan
lac that if you lire not helped by it,
you gut your money back on rtom-.t.
in n rn ni
ovists
?'"Ty 'TT,
StOBc Fcik five civ Mam
lllfiio Adams Ave.
Phono Main 11
The
ETHYL AT ITS BEST
LA