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Tuesday; December" 10, l'Ji2l) LA GRANDE EVENING' OGSER VEE, LA GRANDE, ORE- Page Seven ' si OVER 1 lolly tin no Liiwreni-e Jnn't tlmt a pretty iijiini'? That 1 the inline i-hopon by Comity Ar-i-iculturist and .Mrs. V. Wr;ty Law rence, nf Island City for the baby tiirl,. wi'Ijfhin nine and a .hair pounds born to them tit i In inind U"lido hospital. Mother nntl bttbo urc n -ported tin don very well. Tlilf Oih'N ir Hoy . j And up ui the homo of Mr. and ' 4fiH..KIvynK.'llinlei' at Ytijiowu, ."they liny u fine now- boy siuee hist , 'U'ediiewhiy. The Observer is In- ' 'itcrosted here boonuse the lnd'H ! lOthor him boon our excellent Wal- j Vhf linv is a Bfi..it- ImlVK-tTii I IllTPtV jfrreiit-nephew of A, li. Hunter, (ill- 'jh.ri ijwner nu .urp. . a. z.ur j UhlicK OI JJl uramir mm in ine vni iJey? VnlSH wo it re iniKlaki-n, thin y tho fJrtfl jft'unHrhlld ( Mr. and ' V. A. .Junior, prominent rent- j 3icni or wnnowa enumy MetMl l-'unonil Mr. and Mrs. Prank Nobles and pir. nnd Mrs. Hale Noldes or En- u ipiise drove Into the valley last fe-week to attend tho funeral of their iiiint. Mrs. SsmcK ot near Mimmer- Ihille. . The funeral was exception ifilly larKP. uttos'tlnK to the esteem Jill whietl.inis woman was in'iu .Tlio Valley. j)MuKo linliroveiiients; !S Mention has been made prevlous mv.of the Improvements which Mr. vfciial Mrs. I Inrve KYlswll of I'loasant acrove JJitve muoe on innr iair;u- iive farm home. The worn nas bcon noin on indofrs-iilso, fur Mr. irxlernized their hime. tho chief jffidltlon luivinic tieon the instnlln ;4ion of a bath. Mrs. Frizzed has iiS.een a bit discouraged over the Auilieys this year, l.uck was rath iSi r noor when the birds were little. ted the market pmce this fall did fjnol put turkey raising in the profit 'fi-ohimn. She has sold all of he labor on something niurt- prhfit- rTtb'io herejifter, she says. o VMtod lu KUsI" Allss I, ilecker, of Chicago who lias been visiting the past month with her sister. Airs. X. A. Far Muarson of Klgin left recently on her was to Hrlstol, Saskatchewan, C:inada for a visit with her parents.. 0 Alteml Caniata Air. and Mrs. Iljirlan Koger. Air. and Airs. Leonard Towle, Air. and Airs. J. li. Chadwick and family, Alrrt, J.ydia Lantz. Jwln Lantz and Fluora Hansen were among the Coveltes who drove to La drando. and heard "The Holy City" at tin Afethodist. church Sunday evening. . o Spejikfiis Today , i Ali-s. W. P. MeAdorJg of J-a flrande is In Wallowa tdrf. wlWe Flip Is addressing fhe Wallowa Vfo- nien's club, giving one of her ras- cinaling accounts of parts of herein. Orville AVrighl, nf Ji firandOi recent trip around tho world. o i' Slakes Another AHempl ... J'ress Pngh Of Dhy. Creek is mak- lug mm more attemipt to h.'ive ft well driven on his farm. This is tho third time well, diggers have worked 'on 1he Push place, and h-'n in.it ti-iiH nm lomioriiinc ;iiiei another, and even tlu-n Air. and Mrs. Pugh havo had no water. The Din-ands of Walla Walla have their outfit at work and It is expected I yWt 0,(, j.y(.uN tlmt they will strike water soon, i Alr. (uul Mls. jr0d llamack. Air. This is tho same concern which, ;im Jrs 1!(1.t- (-.,110. and Airs, drilled La Crando's deep well, we(J.;mo t-uok f(,rm,,r iiuentK of tho nro told. . 'valley,. now living near Loslino, vls- 0 I li (Ml among their old friends Thurs- Flrn nt SiimniKrville llav ,UI(1 .aionded tlie Slack funeral Tin house,.,Marn nnd H ho out- jn,llo j,fternoon. buildings on. 10 property of Hush 0 Irvln.on Hie outskirts or Summer- , J1(1,0 from Imui vllio were completely destroyed by- M.uy .k.VHnni 0f Kellerton, fire which was discovered about :i 1))W;t i,;ts nt(.n visiting in the val o'clock Saturday morning. The Joy nmong 1(,r numerous relatives, contents of -the house and barn called west by the critical were lost also wil f tho olitrlt- as iilso w ith tho exception thing machine. A of Airs. Irvln was asleep inM lli house at the" time, and when.,., he was awakened by. the Jntenso j , Wim(I:tV(( I'ortlnnd Journal ran heat, smoke and crackling of the a .verv s0( likeness of Air. and window panes it was all he could Mn j;jmos w. McAllster, now re do to Jump from an upstairs wui!H,.ng ln i-uHhind but classed dow to safety, The'ho;iso was miite :anion nie formor residents and Veil furnished, It Is said, but very ' , ni.l)mjm.nt pinnoers of Hie mile insurance was carried. ... Irvln was reported to havo been in Saiidiioint. Idaho at the time" For tunately the heavy wind blowing was a west wHid, had It been a rnuih wind, other buildings in the vicinity would doubtless have suf bred. As it was, sparks set fire to tho Park's barn across the road five different times, and the grass burned clear to the buildings. Dinner (."uc-ls Air. nnd Airs. K. K. Shirr of Hunt er! Lane had for their dinner quests Sundny, Air. and Mrs. Paul Knautx and daughter. Lilian, of Hie lowii district. " Iminw Some 1'rnnk AIcKonnon has boon mak ing Improvements about his homo. al?o, during the plee days. Cement J' ps nnd walks at the rear guar Fiteo much more comfortable en trance, and exit, .- We Jnt rather Imagine some hours have been long ;d tho McKenn6n household this fi,U with both the youngsters off "t the state college, but tho cal endar on the wall, all marked up, fhowN tlmt It won't be long now. ''hrixtmas vacation for Kussoll and I'r.-inces hctriny about a week from UPTONS 5 Awarded Gold Medals and Flrat 1'rize, India and Ceylon, THE VALLEY MhIwI E, Morton, VaUey New Kill tor Phones: Residence, 82C-J; Office. Main ,1........ in Hu.n.h.-.v.or. I " 1 av In f'ouiilry , ....... ..,lt i.iwn jinn iht iiiiukii- U'lK, .urn. Um'sli- Nlanl.-y unci .Mix. jAilu 1 : i-11 it. i ii mill Hit two Kl'iinil- , i-iiiiiuvn. nil or Ki lininui, ih ovo tn (Hie himio nf .Mi', mill Sin. l.lllilsi'y till (i-.'ilmti Hull iH'lL'hlnH-h.iml Thursday and had a fine day with tin. I.lndHeyx and Crandma Cullvor. ' Out ror I'liiierul , Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Fordyee of lorn druvo tn the valley Thins- ' y "ml "tTi'h'd the funeral t j11"'11' "" Mrs. Lmmu Slark. VMt III Ulllhl U'ulln Mr. and Mrs. Ihirl Oliver and John Schleppv of Dry (Te.-k drnvo to Walla Walla Kridav and vlsheil over tho weekend i.t" tho v,.,.,. i . junil Kendall homo ! To Kino Play I Tho Imlder hij;h school f.dks tttUKe the fliHt tday of the vear IVi- j day veniu ut Wade hall. Tills play "Yimnile Ynnson's Vob" is sponsored by the student body and William' Fries; chaplain,- Calvin (he proiuise is l hat it will com; jip ''antrell; treasurer. Allies AVootlell; to the standard set someme tifio seerelary, J. I), Woodell; Katekeep hy this partienlnr Krou'p of hltfh Kd'ltull; t'eres. Mrs. Junres si'liool studcnLs. , t., I Ijowis: I'omona, Mrs. I.eonn Frl.- ', o , , '' ell; Flora, Mrs. Kffle Slack; holy VIsltK HHallves - ' ' (assistant, steward,' I.eonn Frles'nnd Mrs. Frank Ott nf near Summer- Juvenile Krmie. Ai rs. ville has hern j, i.ostine visiting at,M:ihf'1 llul1' ;,. home of her.sisier and other la t Ives. i Short Visit ; Airs. W. A. Winters of Cove went ' to Lr Crande Htliutay for a brief ' visit with her daughter. Airs. Claude Cooper and her sons, Halph ,aud Uay Winters, liov. Winters j drove over, yesterday and accom panied his wife hom:e. j Meeting Today J John JJeuri is having n nyvtlng I this afternoon .at the county ngri-. (uUui-ist's office of the prune ami cherry conuiiitleos. Air. Dean se- leeled for metuberbip on his I iltroiip, T. C..1 lefty of Cove, .1. K. I (Weaver ot rnion. Frank Carroll of"! I La "Crande. Frank Slon of Pumpkin I Kidgo an.d.Jierual Hug of Hlgln o 'Children (hics The children of both the Valeria -and Alicel schools will bo special wlH.sts Thursday wlu-n, -Mrs. Tom j Wnllsingor, Al rs. ' ltay"l',uller and : M r.s, , Louje Standley ..entertain the 'AIiit - 1 aid at its annual Christmas .pa,.tv at tho'hall In Alicol. Dlunor ; nests ' ; It is not too late to mention the . hvely dinner party gU-en Thanks giving day by Air. and Airs. Charles i .. ., , , , , , ( ovo. 'J heir guests Ini-luded, Air. Mind Airs. W. L. UeViiie. Air. and! i Ai r. and Airs, .1, II. Hyland and 1 daughter: .rf.HenJah and Dialah,- i Shell Hale and Alerln Densler, of Kulorprhip. Lester Shelt'on and W. ,0! ray of rtwi:r Cove. j 0 ,V(m, ivndleton -Mr;. and Paul Hensley of , Pendleton were recent visitors at the homo of Air. and Airs. Henry Wagoner of Sumtniervlllo. ... Il(.ss ,,nd (i,.ath Qf her sister, Al rs. ;.. n K, . , 0 nrt!dcn Wedding fliande Hondo valley. Air. nnd Airs. AlcAlister had recently oeh ' bra ted their golden wedding anni versary and In the picture In the Portland paper, Mrs. AlcAlister wore her wedding gown of iiO years 11 go. The event was property cele brated at a wedding dinner, at which 14 close friends wero guests and which wa-s followed hy an 'evening of the old time dances ami 'sonus. The McAllsters come back : to their old home frequently an vis its ami still, retain many friends lilt this and Wallowa counties. Air. AlcAlister was In tho famous Yonce .train which entered this valley early. Convent ion Sal 11 n la) j The convention of county school 'boards Is to be held next Saturday, j I ice. I 4 at the court house, at J n-.Zu o'clock, according to the call of county superintendent, K. A. Sayra. ! Questions of vital importance to ; school officials will be discussed. I'avi or City I Airs. H. V. Aliller of Joseph pass ed through this valley Sunday on a jlong Journey with New York City n? its objective. Mrs. Aliller ex 1 pects to make tlmt city her home. TEA tl I Twc ,,,, ,ar.e ,,,1IJ,,y ,)f m'.'iiiKi'in of th. re miImh'iUiiiiU's, I'lcmam (In.vt. 1iivnilo t ..ln ; 1'leHKimt i;i-nvo, ltti Miiliillalil mill . : mmlne hi'lil 111 Saluriliiy cvi'llln I'U'llHlllll (il'OVt I ho I'lil.'f Item ' on Hip iinniiiini or Ilic i-voiiIiik lio IllB till' Joint, Insinuation or ullli'iTS ror tho 'thriH' Ki-oiipK. 'Flip iviiulnr : llll'l.l lllir nf lll.l lI.KIu'.l l!t.,' ' ; Kruutto wax held first. At the prop- jer time, tin- master, Miles Womlell, I 'introdueed Mix. Vesta VrUwU who ! nHfd us Installing nfflrrr, assisted Mi's, Kate 'uodeli. with Mr. I Johnston at the phuio. The oxrr- ;lsetc imldi at to the installuiinn wevp ciulto Impressive nnd the work : j exeeptlonally w ell done. In jre- ' "in: the emblems of ofriee. the i im' wuoie xwh iu ion was installing offlctH-s were assisted hy , poumm and the fat uveraKC was Misses Merle Fri..e!!, Ava;1!)-:I- Pininds. WnodelJ. VihIIk Kluek. Hernlea . Thu llireo herds of diffe)'Pllt Johnston: Ardath Krlntell nnd Klva l.ewls. v or the dirferont jrrtiups, J tho fol lowing were hist tilled. Vlcnsnnt firove: Master, John . Lewis; .overseer, V. A. Hull; lec turer. .Mrs. Mina Slamlley: steivard. Willliim JCoblis; assistant steward, IMciimiiiI tirovt'duvciille; Master. J une Fri..ell; overseer, Italian Johnson; lecturer, tiall Hull; slew 'ard, Frank Johnson; assistant stew ard. Halph Frizzoll; chaplain, Hena Choate: treasurer, Oarth Hull; sec retary, Alarjorio Woodell. gati keeper, Vcrna FrizKoll; Ceres, Lila Lewis; Pomona, Arlene Choate; l-lora,' Alarion Mud: Judy assistant steward, Nellie Knd. Illiiv Aloiiiitaln: Alasler, IM Kck Ky; overseer. A. K. ling; lecturer. Airs. 1 race , (1 rout ; steward, Clar nni'o '(-'arler; assistant steward, Charles Anson ; chaplain, AI rs. L. 1 Wrigli t : t reasu rer, Al rs. Ti na (Jekeier; secretary. Hoy (Jekeler; gatekeeper, Charles llauinn; Cer e. Airs. Tom Alaconih: Pomona, AlissCnroline Cray; Flora. .Mrs. iSugbes and lady assistant steward. Airs. Clarence Carter. .At the close of the grange, tho guests were seated at long tables and an, oyster supper served by tho home economics committee from Pleasant (Jrovo. SEASONABLE RECIPE Fig and Xui Tartlets 4umi iM.uim i ui..u ..L.r. 5 (.in warr 10 cirv f ,. .., . . one tnhlespoonrui sugar land cook five minutes longer. He- move from fire and cnol. Then add one-hair cupful Knglish walnut meats, tottpoonful lemon Juice and tho Well-beaten yolks of two ogs. ! Kill tartlet tins with pie pastry, j divide' mixture Into them and j halt in a hot oven. Heat egg j whites "until stifr, add 1wo table- j spoons sugar. Heap a little nf the j meringue on top of each tart and return lb oven to brown slightly, j Those nro delicious. Ingredients-! for above; One-half pound figs. One tablespoon smiar. One-half cup nut merits. One. teaspoon lemon juice, Two ewKH. Ttvo tablespoons sugar. First American Law Cook? Tlie'oloiiies cimpiled and print od I heir own law hooks nnd kiniV rulings. .hul probably (he lirst hook IteMiijniiC' to the l ulled Slnles nt hir'c Is l lie "Iteporls of tlio Ailor ney Hc'iieral of Fiihed States TlirMiriMit vay to hijjitr In lowri iirodiK-lioii cnn'l cmilrol imirUct jirirrn lint vira run lower frcdiiif; 'i.ttM with il V-V I mill 1 1 1 i.t Jinn the. cuiiip i-flt-rt on vonr nrt irifil. Tliir V -V 1 llirnint; hli'ms talk.H, and all into niilrilioim j.;' tlmt goes a tlnnl turllirr. K poicrrfiil HICII) hammrn ihnl l!rinii unit mix I'rerylhinn from the " urouiul up u ilh liuhlnina nnperl. ,o liiim, fit-urn or knivra give trundle. COVE GRADE JERSEY I MAKES HIGH TEST j DURING NOVEMBER A mail.. .Lwiy, iimiiM - 'fof ami ml iHil liy Cl!:irl(. livimax of tin Cove was the hiuh cow In the I'nlcm County Dairy Jlcry Improvu iii I'll I nsMochition m-cnrdltlK to tho n'lmrt rile! thin wid( hy It mix Sol fnrtf, official tester. The doriscy. pro duced L103 pounds nl'nillli and 70. li pound or bulterftU. Second IiIk'H cow whk Will tor VokoI'k 'IVlxlo, who had Hist! poitmlH nf milk to her credit and 0 :t .7 7 pounds buttorfut. Mr. Selforn' report bhnwed thai 14 In rdK were mi tt'Kt durlnu Hip fmst month, nuide up of 7Ki imiwh ami of ths 1 ,a won dry. Tin i'it'l prndiR'tloti of nOlk ainoiinlPd W '' pounil:. the total pro- '' "' or miiieriat t.K Tlu averat;t production of milk tfi'H (dry cows exelud d niakintr ords were: (1) herd "of over 20 cows, C. I'. J-Jdvalson, Krade llol- steins, 'I in herd. iiouinls of oiihv and t.s puiufiis ot butten'at; 2t lierd Ml' Houi 1 li u'4JU'N.'j Kriiest HeLiijig, grade. Jerseys, I . lu ' soy, i' 7- milk, IS.4 fat. t the herd, 5:ni.4 pounds of uiilk and Frank Wells, 'iypsy," grade Jer pounds butierfat: the Charles ' sey, !24 milk, 43.4 fat. -v Uellaas herd of 7 grade JerseS's ; Class JJ, cows - years old, making stood highest tn the third group, ' 35 pounds; ., ' those made up of less than 1 ii eiws.; : .. -Mi'iie.Ht Hell, "Julie," registered with K.rl.G pounds or inlllf and 8!i.H; Jersey, Hl'J milk, r.r..7 rat. -pounds Itutierfal in their credit. . I,. W lrum.smith, "Itlaekle," of Honor Cows . , : ,; grade Jersey; !iti.1 uiilk, 4.1.7 fut. . . Averages 70 pounds of fat: ' X. '.('. 1 W.'.jJi'iiniwnilh, "Hrln," grade '. DeJIaas, Pet, grade Jersey, 1 ".(Hi Jersey, TOPI milk,. 4ii.fi fnt, . milk, 70. 'f hiitterfat.. ' ''";'! - KrnesL Kohlef; "Hod," grdo Jer- , Class A, .Mature cows, making sey, ti76 milk, 3K.4 rat-., over fin pounds fat: .' " ; llenrS' I'Vles, "Jevel," grade Jer- C. I'. Kdvalson, "Toots." grade sey. 708 milk, S,4 fa1.:- , One Co. Library Units Has Meet ' Saturday P. M. ' One group nf -the I'nluii Cotinty i Library league, with represonta i lives present from Ladd Canyon, Uirange Hall and Island City met I Saturday at the La (irande library land had a' very profitable hour, they report, discussing plans' for the winter's work. ' 1 This ornanifcailon is sponsored by the parent-teacher association and to Its membership are luviteil all f'Miosp" who nrp-int'erested in h? reading that it shall be the very host. -I'Whal Shall J -Head . TliW nvintol'?", !!Wiat. Are; the ..Host ' Hooks?". "What "Are liie.IJfHfTpv. liooks?" thtiso are some of t& questions which will bo up, for , thorough discussion logelher with the working out of reading plans. wM I)e bronghrHouother -for-ox- hi'iued out from the. ntate library. At the meeting Saturday, Airs, Walter Pieroe was a-very Interest- game, the preliminary niiethig hnv ing speitker. Tho league feels that ' ing )ieeii called for next Saturday In Alr. Pieroe they will have ex-. t afternoon ;t 1 :ilO o'clock. ' . traordlnnry assistanoo In (be plan-j "" LeNtor 'JJlpklamJ, who did such niug and carrying out of their pro- puoeessful work as a club louder firatiiM. j last y.eai'if hiis again consented to East Oregon Fast Freight, Inc. Over Night Express Service at Freight Rates Insured Carrier , '( , Auto Freight Terminal ; Phone Main 673 ' " 1413 Jcfferaon Ave, FEED HAMMER TYPE furtn jirofils ciikIh. oil Tim W-W urlmlii nnd niixra rvi-ry-thiiig front tun ground up, villi llulil niug Hird M'irutdy or togctui-r. Turin loildrr, nllulfa. luaiz lif-ada, Minied or for corn, nuls, bundle fct-d, ilr., into valiudilc inixrd. Iiulyiurd feed lliut pnidiKMii more prout for )ou. Kiirh W-W Iihh Tinikrii Tajterrd lluriiis;(i, Alruiitr l.uliricatioii and KiH'kwuiMl I'lillrvK. Sclf-frediT cap In; fiiriiilirilHln'iruii(l l'.levalorciii). 111111L iiiip ilifTrrrnt niwa, ( jinie in and we the W-W. Own will drnion Hlrnle on your farm. . Adk u uiHiut it. Htoiw waslc liy li-nvrn, huka miril fi ril lo Jirruk or - llnlHloln. 1ii7 milk. Cl.l fut. I ' II. M. Van Hhiibi', "Mmn," ktiiiId Jersey, 1317 milk, lirt.C fat Krnest Ic,onr, "Hose," Krado Jersey,- HUH lillllt, tlti.l fat. Joe Fislier, "It. Annie," urmle llolstcin, 1 :t -t mtlU, fift.5 fnt. .V. K, West, "ltm.o.," Durlmm, I :t 1 s milk, 6T.fi fat. i'lan 11, 4 year olds mnkhix 45 iiouuds: 1 ' W.i Iter Vnfrel, Trixlo," Krnde Jersey, 13sii milk, KS.7 fat. ' : It ay (ierman, 'Thome," kkI jewy. lOid.mllk. fil.7 f;tt. It. S. t'omstock, "Dot," registered llolsteiu. HiSr. ndlk, 4i.7 fat. A. .T. Htane ranch. "Queen." fira.Io llolstetn, I.T-'a milk, 4K.K fat. 1 Itert ("rout. "Waspy," rade llol kloIu, ,1 0!5 milk, is..Tiit. 1 t'las (', '.i years old, making over 40 pounds fat: . S. T. Itallie "llrownle," jfrndo ; rlersey, H3." ndlk, 4i'..i fat. V It. S. Conistock, "lionetrix." re- ' istered 1 lolslein. tfSU milk, 4r.,5 fat. ! 1 - t I. , Kdvalsnn. "Snowball," j trrade llolsteiu. 11(14 milk. 44.7 fat. i - .; Walter Vogel, "Lilly," m ade Jer- , ."'A inei ting is announced for next i Sunday, afti riioou ' from: three to; lour c'clock at the. JkIiuhI "My-1 ( hun-h, When those inteioi let! ill tood. l eading are invited to attend. There is no fio conniKMed with this organisation. Sectional meet ings will lie planned for' each yoek, to bo held lu (Uficreiil idaces ovtr the county. - The meihbers of tho league wish to cmphasi'o the fact that the group will function all- over the county, und all who are Interested in good books and good reading nro Invited to nfflliatp. Livestock Club Woik Will Start 'Saturday 3 Tho fi mt, pull for - club work in tho county has hcpn sounded. Very '''soon. If uords of previous yours ivjfclubs .if different ehar inrSionlng all over Iho eonn- iictorfuiv 1'nlo.h Calmfj; He.ef rlnb will bo tin1 first club Jiowev.er, to got Into tho GRINDER carry on tho wutk mu ho lx uxklim: lluise who aro InlieMed to uioet tit hix Ilium' pear ifdnnd City at the tinie' nhnve Ktaiotl. - In it cltih of tliU kind there iu'u decided ad VDiHuKe in heKlmiini; lit thin time of the year rather than waiting un til after th' iirKt .of " the year us tut ,.i iho rlitln hkp. ami If tiik.-n nur llir rluiniM- ure a will lu-vu Iik hutiy fnt apd cuiiwriuejitly luivu u iiiueti better ehunee and make a much better showing nt .the vud of l tho club yeur, Mr. Itlokland finished his elub Jimi per cent kiHt year iiml made thmuuhout the year an excellent leader. It Is reported. Union Plans To Form Auxiliary To Legion Post!;;,; . Jt Mi-s, li. . Terra 1 1 ( Observer Correspondent.) ,' t'NION. Cue. (Special) A meel hiK'was held nl the Woman's club buUdihh' Saturday afternoon to make iho iireliniliiury arrnnge- mcnls for oiiranizliik' an auxiliary to the X'liton post No. 60 of the Aniciicaii IkIoii. Mrs, Mary Ohe- ney, tho stnhi president from M vil lord, and Hi m. Jji Dot la . Cobb, dls Hlct eotumllto loader, or JMlm- viile, wow jircient at the-meeting, orfjers weif. t bctud... und Airs. Conner of La (irande. a pl presi dent, will be here neit'Suturduy to install the tifrherH. ' ' ' - r The Womaii'M Hellef Corps 'held a regular bualnesH.' lnevttpg Satur day and-elected the following-officers for tin) ensuing your: Presi dent, Mrs. Anna HehooJiover; -senior vice president, Mrs. Nora Che ney: junior vice' president, ' Mm. Mae Kluler; conductress. Miu Lll Ilo Fickle; treii.ni-'r. Mi's. - Pearl Chadwick; chaplain. Mrs. Penr! Miller. The upiwdnilvo oHlees will he filb-d before the Installation In January. ... j . Airs, t.eorge. Jiaird was hostess to a lovely luncheon und bridge parly at her home on l-iidav aft ernoon. Her guests wore thii luvui- j hern of the- iijcky -TliirJoen,; and : Mrs. Walter cock. Airs. Frank r (,'ojiuer. . ,M rs. ( .Mrs. W. W. S1e A. Sclhird umt J ns. wlio I Died Iho ; vacancies. After the delicious three-course luncheon Ihree tabled tf bridge were at play. Prixis were awarded, fur high- score, lo 1 Airs. i N. 1' ox und low score, lo 1 (.Mrs. John Alartens. .The business men's volley ball j earn . went to Inibler . Satui'tnV night to play a reiurii giune. i tiey j wei u , oulekissiil .Jiy tho.. Imhler j loam, losing four -out of the live ' sanies played. Hwoi!oil, they on--: joyu'd tho jn-iudico and the j-ecop-1 , lion given thepi by - Hie Imhler I team. Those. who went from Hnlou j were Mr. and ,.irs. f'ci il (..rings. T. V. HaJriJ, Air, and iiis.. F, iSI. l-'ox. 1 J-ouIh HJdeler, J.. I;'., JliAchlnson. Ih ! Y. Terra H, Clarence HofMfWell. Airs, p 1 Lffiet Hoiewflll. -LucHo Stnrglll. 1 Miss Vkginla' Key, AJri.'in tioo(-,t brd ainri; .Voum. . . ; S:nio of Iho local girls wont out ! to the HiversldOi Frhool Friday ( niglit to contribute a oiicwict ptuy ;. to a variety program glvon by Hie I school. The play "Silence J'leuse" ' Practically everything in the world, before it can be used or a profit made from it, must be moved somewhere. Moving things is the main item of expense for industry. More power to haul bigger loads reduces that expense. With the gift of the "Cater pillar's" sure and gripping traction, that power is multiplied to move more loaded trailers, sleds or wagons and to haul or lift bigger loads and to move them in spite of mud, .sand, snow, rough going and heavy grades. bunting 1426 was put on by Krinii Puckelt, t tnm Van Itoifeit Kmina, VVulf, nnd Loonti Hprti)'. l'hey report a Kood prorata uttended by a largo crowd. Special mention iiuk made of the vei-Hutllo Mr. Curler, who entertained with several original readJmcr. and nnislenl nuinherx. thher: who wont from I'nion wt're Mr. Wuhr Air. and Mrs. Karl 1 let ilck and (h'orKe Piokett. .. Alj;'. K. p. Ueertseil Jtlld Walter i. evens wcnt'iw Nampa on Satur- du;,'. called by the illness of their; Tather, JOhn St'Veps, j M.-. and A.'rs. lid I'lckle," Airs. Hellis Husii-k, Arthur liuslcH nnd dnujislitey, . Doix ihy, . vlsltf d . J.J at j Lake paih-nis on Suiiilay. They re.! porl lioboll Husick to Im. getting along nicely alea ail appendix op- Million on Friday. . 1 tloorge Foster Is lit the hospital iiji a roxiilt qf nn Injury suffere! ' xtruek by a (ar while walk- ! lug on the viaduct near Hot Uike Kiturday evening. The cKlent 'of I Jiin Injury It not known hut li j thought in bo slighl. IHs-nieoo. t thjnil Shiipjiav, caaie down from 1 Peiiillelou Sumlay to visit with him I and AlrH. Fosleral Hot (jike. j Alii. Klliiabeth 'l'aylor visited her daughter Lucille fu iJi (irande over j t lit weekend. ' i ' Mrr, Josephine (irahmn and Mrs, J. II. Jacobs, or North Powder were! visitors In I'nion Ka tin day. Mrs.1. Jaeobti w,int to Hot Ijiko to visit he,' husbiind whd hhtl been there' fni1 soi!i 'lime. . . ' . '' ', Allsj: Krln (Miirk spent tlio wook-j end-visiting In, Lii firnnrtp.1 ' ' ' ' j ' Mr. and .Mrs. S'llneo Nodlue drrtyo I YOUR MONEY'S WORTH In Entertainment? . Ijie American people pay more generously for enter , lummunt tSun ahy nation on eurlli. Their generosity lias , enriclicj tlm motion picture industry. .., ",!.;(; ' , ','' ."-V . '; ' '','' '. . '' i pol:en dialog bus coma to replace the tuldillo of tli unit u.cluta.' lauyuiy olohi; with tlto talkie conicti . r.ri:har..cul Mus.c- un economy.' . Rual Music it h-4ng ordered out of many theatres in -fjxvor of tins new comeri wlio never d.ircd a theatrical appearance until he gained the protection ot the Talkai;; . lecture's novelty and the magic word "Synclironired" J.'ow tyatlironiia'.ion v.-itti n plclurb doej not give fhaiucul Music the quality of Krol Mut;c, 1 . ' Uanislunrnt .of Lavtiif; JVIus.u rcproMiits n loss for the tlirulrc patron. Is tins loss balanced by tho substitution of Mecliamctil Music ? ' ' 1 .1 A very preat many theatre-tToers w.H nnwori "NO!" ' .Than wjiy iliould tlie aforementioned American people, who pay so generously for cn!crta.:iment, he re r.uivVii rA ta'.'e'letV' f6V't!ie!r money than thby' wert in v-.s "to set? '"!".'; 1 .: , THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF MUSICIANS (Comprising 140,000 prof iopat musician in Aht United Status and Canadm) JOSEPH PwsJUtnl,. M40 BvoaCvtay, Ucw York, N. Y. 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