La Grande evening observer., February 05, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

Pae Three- ;
Wednesday, February 5, l)fiO
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE;
S(CDD!Ty wicwjr
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Neighborhood Club
Members Observe
Art Week Tuesday
nine wit) little Hiliviu 1.ih Skiff.
lvirtinHUlllK t'-lllllll, KivlK out VHl-I'lillln-
Hcutl'i-anlM lo Vw (f'i
Hifrll Hi'iil-i'H ivt'l-c inlule l Mth. T.
: iMi'Duimlil nnl 'I', W. llniliin.'.li
.J wllli Mm. IUiiii Thaiinm uii'l Huw-
ill'll '. (Ill'llll IIMI'IVIIIB IMIIlKOllltlOn
awards. A twn-coni-HP ImU'ht'im
oi. III.. I im il Willi the valcmlliu l n.
Tin- Hnli will nu-i-t next at un
homo or .Mi1, linn .mih. itiH-niiuui.
I lioivlilh. Tlio cliff ilwi'lllni!" and
l'm-lilu Inillium alwavn make an
unusual pli-lur.-. Tli- many niln-
moiih nni'o M-nticroil tiiroiiKiioui
IhiK part, lnot of whli'h luivn
I cnniil.li'il away.' Iift an linlHIIil"
At tint nii'i-ling of tin I.a (ti-aniU-Ni
lKllliorhooil i-liih yi-mi-nlny nr-ttM-noiin
in tin nltsi't-vant'c nf art
W'fi'k, ilu. program "Suutliwrsttrn
'Ail." wan pivHc nlcil with .Mm. It.
K.- WVal-'nliavi-r us MiioaUfr. '
Mrs. WVmenhuwr )iuve a irrupli-h-
fti'scriptiou of tin. ill-sort, of Its
viviil t-vi" iwli:im,rlin; oitlnrs: anil tli-
liolllltO of tin. I 'itl. ..-: ilft .......i.l..ln on illsiilav.
was also mnwil, with lis 4(1 ! Mrs. J.ynn WrlBht Ka;o a piano-I Mr. ami Mrs. V-uiimi.-y enni.i to
pi-nkx or ovor . ll.ficiii fool in ' Iokiio. TIio lllrlh of tho Opal." J l.a (Iranilo i alioiiy l'J yoara UKO
. . ss '. s Tim fhrlstnias soal coinmllU'O fruin Hnlu-r. ', .,
crliinploil away.' lort an nnli-iini" J J
Spanish ami .Mosioan Imprint on bUVei' WeCming ..
tho art of this wvrlon. j T PolfVvnprl
A larffo part of I ho pniiilatlon In. AS VC1CU1 aicu
thoso sintos arc of Moxloun or)
Spanish origin. .Mrs. Wostonliavnr . Youlonlay at a l"lot homo 0I1
not only nVsorlhoil art of tho past 'nominee; .Mr.; am' Mr". w
In tho soutliwost. hul also tlio pros- .('ourlnoy (olohrutoa tholr slu-or
out. A number or palntliiKs, pot. vn-.iillnif. wllli t anniversary lunoli
torlos, lilaukots unci ploturos woro con at I o ilock with only tho lui-
. nioillato family, prosoni.
Gets $20 More
'fit
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1.111 iI')K4m1 itself 10 eooperute
Willi Jim IMMUIIlltlt'O. Thi lll!lltM
thai 1 ho Ntruwn group hooked by
moi'p ihun tftn.utiu.nnii will udvnnet
money uh It In needod for eronoutle
runetiuiiliiff tu tht oily jrovornnient.
TONDED SLIMNESS'
DECREE OF FASHION
reported Unit thi' hpuI wilt'
hiiK now readied $1213.10.
Tbe
total
. City Council Of
P.-T...A. Meets
Changes 'in Style Demand
Iteturn to Normal Diet
The flat, skinny flt;iin is no
longer in vtyjut. SLimnuss is to W
(Itrsiri'd, init'in thv words of an in
ternational authority ."rouiulvd
slimu(.-is" hIkuiKI hu the ;oal of
I'Vt'ry woman.
In Unininyr-"rmimled slimr.csK,"
diet days a wry important part.
Foods formerly avohiod an rccoin
nit'iided in every day's inemi. These
im-Iude meat, V's. hiilk and plenty
of veu'etaUes and fruit. Cereals
with milk or, cream and sprinkled
with suar are also important in
the diet for "rounded slimness.'
Particular attention should he
paid to dessetts. . Puddings, cus
tards, fruit pies and ice cream not
only have food value hut complete
the meal in a most satisfying way.
Tandy is also an ideal dessert. Aiid
for variution try cream cheese and
crackers with jelly or jam.
To avoid monotony in tho diet,
many foods can he improvi'd by a
litpe suirar. This is especially truo
of .vegetables which often are taste
less because they do not reach the
home immediately after they are
picked. For example spinach,
tomatoes, carrot's, cabbage and peas
are - much improved in flavor by
adding a dash of sugar. A pinch of
salt to a dash of sugar is n good
rule to follow.
Aside from the enjoyment that
sugar bripgs, it plays two impor
tant roles. First, it furnishes
srnergy; and second, it helps con
sume excess fnt which might. other
wise be added to the body. Good
food promotes health ami beauty.
The Sugar Institute.
Oregon Trail beautiful coin- )
mitue annoumeil, that In order to
iHvcim' u fund for currylntf oat tun , i
I plans of the committee, a series of ! when the J.n (1 ramie rily Co:iri-
parlles will bo given on I oiu-uary 1 1. or aJ Pnt-Ti.ncher awloelatlons
U ii'id ll. Kaeh nienilier of th"InV Mtiy noriioon ift tlie Haeu
eomniittce will We a hostess at her jawi,a nn ,L number or important
home to a jrroup of club memhei'A i,.,,..- or imsines were atstniMed.
atut friend.s on one of these days. lAiuonif those wjih it- pruposeil
Missions Program
ameuumem iu on iiy-m
iiiembership which. will bo voted on ;
Features lvieeiina is to Biv imi rcprosontniion to-'
; oaoh asaorlatlon. 1
'.A mission sottlni; of throo stucco HuriliB tho hour proroeilliiB tno
irohos, n prolty rountaln. ami a rogular inoolliiK, n puhllc wfllar
oamllo llKhtoil altar, sot hlith just oonloroiioo. ami a piosiiionin umi-
hohlml tho miildlo arch Ki-ootoil tho foronoo was 1101,1. ,i ino puuiin
vUII.,..u In thoMolhn.llsl O llU'Oll WOIIIU'O IMUllOIVIlOO iiinior A1VS. 1
l,:,so lit last niKht. whon ' tho Kails, .Iiiubo V: C. fouoll ami t'hlor 1
Yoiiiik Woiiun's lMiiiutloiial auxll- ot I'ollio flint Jilayuos, iiqtn bm ,"so III ralso tho unto fin a month
lary mot. with "Tho Missions or or various phases of p.ilillo wolraro moro.'' sahl .IuiIko tlrahtim or an
(allrolllia,, tho subject of ono or worn anil ansni'iou , . rnnoisoo wiien .mis, j niiiiiio i 001
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Health Talks
WHAT'K IX A NAMi:.1
A wit had ttatd that the ignor
ance of selenro 1h hid In lireeli
words.
Thero h luiplled In this Jesting
criticism a eulpubitty whlrh tuut
tie denietl. Am nolo net illseoverH
new botlicH. new eondltlons, new
reactions, It must coin wordH to
de.Hltrnate and describe them.
(Irech, better than l.atln, nup
ptbs us with InngunKO clement
out of which we may build new
scientific words. Sometimes, how
ever, the pruKroHs of science out
ruiis its tcrmtnolOKy and confusion
i-csultR, often in the mtndit of tho
laity, quite often, too. In the minds
ut the sclentiHiN.
When It Way discovered that all
living things are made up of little
equivalent to election. - i
I'oi tmiiuuili. N. H. .Htibniarin I
OS, grounded, pulled orr Vocks In I
five hours hy hnvy tuff.
I'uilueah, Ky. Hoy Hprlimer,
who shot police chief and inercb-
1 ant at Kalian, brought here to cs- f
capt pmvilde mob vlulem-e. j
; Vashlnton (icaldent Nu ih-
' IllKtotl of American Cotton Coop- j
era live association to direct its i
j marketing operations until general j
manager Is named. j
i .Miami Official probe beuln -
into complaint that mimMIn-,'
houses are run openly In heart
of city.
. Foreign
London Navy airernrt carriers,
considered by Americans us amomr
most Important problem la Amer
ican naval policy, may be last dis
closed by naval conference.
ltnine-Autria and Italy to sign
friendship treaty.
London- House of commons
compromises on unemployment in
suraneo averting dispute with
lordr.
Nice Mrs. Frederick Alan tro
land, wife of movie director, up.
pllcg for divorce.
Iloxlln ILelchstag considers
flernmn-l'ollsh nKi-eement llquid-
NEW SPRING THINGS
Arriving Almost Daily
Carefully and personalty selected, and
we Invite you to see them at
. your convenience
The Prices Are Moderate
PUTMAN'S ..... ;
Heiwlyto-Wcar & Millinery :
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Z, !IIS financial miRlos In Inml .lis
ooin ine masses ami tne fiitnsianee.
Announcements
the most ilolls-htfill una Impressive of Ihose prosoni.
iiroKrnms Ourlnir tlio yonr. It was
a iiroBram that was oillortainlni. 1
hut hail sach a nolo or sinooniy
that It will not easily ho forKOlton.
"Tho Killh-'s HiKhway." n poem.
was roclteil hy Miss Hortha Wall- ,,.lM, luimi, ,,.mrtmont of tho
siiiffor, invltini,' thn crowd to jour- , i.1(.shytprhin church will
noy ilown tlio mission way. trnir. lmll,( ,n ,ml g,,,,,,.,,,!. room of
Stan DIkbo to San l.'ranclsco. Miss thl, ,,1,,,,.,.,, Tliurailny lutornoon ut I
Mahol Doty, oliairman of tho ovo- 0-,.lo(.u. ostossos ror tho arter- j
nillB. Bnv a Prior history of fall- no(m ul.p r! ,vmu, DohnonUamp
forula ami Iho missions, lalor im(, ytn w n. i-ickons. Tho
showhiB sllilos of ahout 12 of tin; ,.lmlB(, (,i tho nicoliiiK place Is I
iiilsslons. ' .. duo to Illness In .Mrs. Hohnon
l.'athoi- Junlpero Sorro. won
lion' huslmntl,- Mluuel. rafloil to aii
poar on aMllvorco hourliitf. ; Now
It costs hlni' J r.O u nioiilli for sup
port of their chilli.
Rules Corrupt
' Practices Act
Constitutional
S-T-AT-E
THEATRE
LAST TIMES
TODAY
l UilUilM I..1, f AIM
change In tlio ' meeting place li' ' ' " ' ,,.,1,...
duo to illness In .Mrs. Hohnon- '"; '"' ro"n .
I,,.;,,,,-, ..,. All meinhoi-.s and ''''' "u ,on'",t I'" Lt.
harnctorlzoil bv iMIss Wallslnifcr, , ', .,.. ,.,.,., i,., ,,,,, .conslluilioual in lis appllcalliiii 01
was shown In the first act of tho . ... eleollvo officers of the state. It
mission play. l.opi,lB for strol.Bth ! t.ialll,r r of ,,. o. Will moot "'' letlirnoil to tho circuit
ami prayiiiK for aid to establish tho . for , . 1(lrk hwhr.on , court .... action to oust t.oM-rnor
fhrlstian roliKlon in rallfornln. ,0 ,,. ., wllh MrM. A, J- -ohlor from oirioo.
Tl... KvHn .in.l the Haunts Cuth ,, ............ . Loaders ol the proi;rcsslo-ro-
.... ........ , iiicii.irosifii nun i.i-o .... . .... . .,.i.,
ollc chants and mass wore sum,-. n(.t, hostesses. Ar.er the lunch- ,",,"' !", ""''lon '" o""
IcndliiK ronllsm to the scone, hy llin hv w to , omo or started the ac on aB,....sl lie t
Clcland WallsliiBoi-. Kennlt HiiBaln, ,.mr,so.i for their ...cot. ernor, conlondliiB ho v olt. toil l o
and Mrs. .Marsuerlto fooper. , corrupt practices act hy inakini,-
A dlaloBiie between Knlher .lunl-j ... oxoossive expenditures during the
poro and unotht-r priest, Clelan.l ; .rlll, c, , A of n of r, B will """I'ti'sn ' ),J-S- 1
U-i.llslno-,.1- menllnnod the success . " '..'.. . ' .'. ..'....i ! Ill circuit court, JllllUV JallU'S
. II1C4-1 lomorrow lll -IOKOIIll wnniui. , , .. ..
... . ., . . i. i v.ciilllllll, oi r.nu i lairo, siisiaiue..
ul the k. I-. huUt' o clock. I di'iuurror filed hy.lho Kovornor's
- 4l ;., 'attorney which admitted the
The ri Bular nioetinB of th. W - , miil.p
low I'arenl-Teachor association ft , ' ,i.n
SO o'clock, Krl- , ui,u Hh.. .... .. I-
cori-vipt practH-es net iinconstltii-
tional. The supreme court's ruling
f reversed J ti'dge 1 AVIek ham's" decis
; ion.'
who sponsored the fiction
The masses were called colls and
the substances protoplasm.. Hoh
ert Mooko called tho masses cells
because he saw them first In cork,
and the Utile bodies that make up
cork urn n inure, shnped, like
monks' cubicles.
As fi happens, however, actual
cells in living things are. seldom
so -tare shaped, hut more prone, to
ho round, triangular or polygonal. ;
Still, the name cells persists. I
The substance In the cells Is J
called protoplasm, which Is a com-
pound tireck term meaning "first i
substance," ' j
We say a person Is vaccinated
and we speak of vaccine. Tho term
is derlv-ed from Die Initio vacca.
which meant cow. The reason for
that was that Jenner discovered
that the lymph from cow pox could
bit used to 'protect man ugaliut
small po.v. . 1
Today, however, we .vaccinate;
against typhoid and use dead ty
phoid bacilli.
As our knowledge of any branch
of medicine progresses,, , scientist!
tend to clean house, so to say, and
to coin new c.NpressionH that more
appropriately fit the situation, and
thereby reduce confusion.
pnte eases. (
London Frank llltrgs who foun I
fire-cracker "bomb" In llrlllsh .
museum, held by Scot la ml Yard to.
bo charged under explosive sub
stances act. 1
NportH t
New Yock l-Yank 11. Y-irk'l
named president of Brooklyn Na- .
tlonal league club; Wllberl Hob- ;
Inson remains mannger.
IVe Welcomeyou
a n.t..i -inn rrrrfoHtile roomi.
nch with bih Reonble ntu
Convenient down-town location
Vht HOTEL
CONGRESS
PORTtAND, OREGON
Louu B. oou uUml ManI
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PURE
TASTY
FRESH
HEALTHFUL
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WHAT MORE AOUT.
IT CAKJ VJE SAV ?
WE'LL GLADLY
SERVE YOU
AMY DAY
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BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY
PMONE MAIN SO
ai nun qmrnfckpcumui rtrm
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St-
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ALL TALKING pictur.
of the missions and the tireless ef
fort of Father .Tuniporo to 1 help
his beloved traliforrrta.
A gay fiesta scene with songs
and dances was portrayed by n
grotrp of players attired In Span
ish costumes. William Ua.ll, Daisy
itobbs, Kermit Itngain,' iflss Mima
t'oopcr.'Vvfl.i. Margu.criUi.'uwP.J
all sang Spanish songs. Misses,
Frances ami Mary Asia danced n. i
The Town Doctor
(The Doctor of Towns)
. Says.
will ho held .lit
day afternoon
school.
the . Willow
in.iiDs iiioaiV Hi'i-:i-:rf""
ltretty Spanish dance, accompanied
by It. l'arker playlnB a Bl.ilar. Mr.
I'nrkor also presented a B'.illar sel
ection. Others In the. flosla t-roup
wore Mrs. It. Tyler, Miss Helen
Williams. Jllss Itlnnoh HorzliiBor, f,.,,, v-jxAI-'
I'loronee Williams, and .Mis. ira
Aldrioh.,
Senora Yorba (Mrs. Iteatrlce
YouilB) anil I'baldo. the Indian
(Mrs. Adlor) In act III of the mis
SCHKNKtTAIIY. K. Y., Fob. 5
(AD A radio program traveled
aiiproximatoly 20.Ut.il miles Tues
day In about one elBhtli of a sec
ond-.
The -proBrani was broadcast
the
expo
short wave station of the tlenoral
Klectrtc coiiipany. here plekod up
' "i'llOSO
UBlilnsI the Bovornor wore i'hit l.a
l.'ollotto, William T. Kvjue. Clenn
I). Koberls and Alvln ('. Itels, pro
Bresslvo loader, u II of Madison.
1 'I'he Boveruor's political ojipon-
.rlmentiil r,,us eliarBod lie spolll apliroxl-
oiaieiy (.h.if,.i.m. in ins i-.i iiii.u s
Die statutes limits
for Bovernor.
tlio amount lo $.'.0(in.
by X'Kl'MI-:, a short wave station in'.
Sydney. Australia, and robroadcast
back to .Scheneotuily. whore It was St'(lWH (nl'OUD 10
sion play, were III Hie ruins, or i,.nHf(,n.(., v(JY, the (leneral
plslrano. and sollililoil a requiem j.;i,.,-t i-iu colnpany's reBillur station,
and l.Baill robroadcast.
Starts
Tomorrow
ALL TALKING DRAMA
of LOVEond FINANCE!
am
"KiHQig
.COLUMBIA Production
Bargain Matinees
Daily Except
Saturday -- Sunday or
and Holidays LdtJKs
of the missionp which hud just
been captured liy Mexico.
Assisting Miss Doty, committee
chairman, were: Miss Blanch Her
ssinger, Miss Hertha Wallslnger.
Miss Mau- Stearns, .Miss Mildred
Hoyt, Mis. L. M. Hoyt, and Mrs. K. J
K. Dixon.
liuth Hrown. chairman nnd Mrs.
Helen Ttilley, Lola Martin, Jtuth
t'lai1( and ICIsbt Clark are the coin-i
mitlee for the meeting next month.1
, Mrs. KenWiek Clark, vice 'presi
dent, presided In the absence of
Dr. Lewa Wilkes. ' At the short
business meeting, preceding the
program the nominating copimltlee
was nnnonncel as follows: . Hlnth-h
Clark, chairman; Lula McNees, and
Mrs. It. K, Tyler. The prograni
committee wlth'.Mrs. Kdlth liyern
as chaii'inan. consists of Miss Alice
Klippel, Hlanch Spears. Miss Ma
bel Doty, and Alyco t.'ook. This
committee will plan the program.!
for the meetings of V. W. K. A. tor
!i:)tt-;ti.
P. T. Club 'Meets
At The La Grande
N
The V. T. club spent a dellBllt
rul ovcnlnB last nlBbt at the Isi
Orande hotel with Miss Klonnnr
Glass. Miss Jean White, and Miss
MaiBaret linker hostesses at four
tables of hriilBC Honors were
won by Miss llernico Wilson. Con
solation award was presented to
eards a dainty lunoKTAOl.NNNI'
Miss l.oah Hrandwell. I'ollowinB
cards a dainty luncheon was nerv
ed. ...
La Petite Bridge "
Club Entertained
Members of'the jx IVIite bridge
! club were entertained last night at
! a party at the home of Mr. and
'Mrs. Nolan Hkiff. A St. Valentine's
motif was followed during the eve-
Assist Chicago
Company engineers said it was I CIMCACJO, Kelt. A (AP) -The
tin first time to their knowledge city council has capitulated to the
such a feat bad been performed ultimatum of the Silas H. Strawn
over so great a distance. ' cltlxens rescue finance committee
Ity (be Associated Press i
Domestic
Washington Talt, ratty lag
slightly from sei'lous illnens. passes
unlet night; ll.oover in letter to
ilm expresses appreciation for
services. ,
Chicago City accepts Htrawrt
cltl.iMjs comuiitlee plan of virtual
connnitlee dictatorship with grad
ual $50,(oi,ikiU loan.-
Detroit Ten-man gang robs
Western Cnlon main ofrlco of
$;tood.
Wnshlilgton Department of
labor woman's bureau says rise In
chnlh "ten cent" store Income ex
ceeded proportionate rise In girl
employes' wages.
Chicago Dhlllp Mnrchese, once
accused of murder, is second gang
Kind shooting victim in 1M hours.
Washington Treasury inemno
tax recelptH in first half ut pres
ent fiscal year total 1,1 SMn2,0S7.
New Orleans T. SenuneH Walln
sley nominated by democrats in
ninyoralty primary; iiuinlnat'nn
GIRLS' JERSEY DRESSES
Age 2 to 16
BOYS' JERSEY SUITS
Age 2 to 8
Selling at Special Reduced Prices
NORTON'S
KIDDY SHOP
New ; Spring Frock
You'll Like Their
LADY-LIKE SMARTNESS
So charmingly expressed in new versions of' -
the silhouette, colors that are lively, and the
many tletails so happily different.
FROCK STYLES
OF THE MOMENT
Models for women and misses style
and color varieties to suit every preference.
VERY BEST VALUES
On Cinderella's Easy
Payment Plan.
$9.90 $14.95 $24.95
THE
CINDERELLA SHOP
DON'T MISS THIS
SPECIAL OFFER!
Regular
Price
HOT POINT
Winder Pattern -
WAFFLE IRON
Regular
Price
$12-00
NO SMOKE GREASE , ODOR!
$12-00
PER MONTH
Special During February
95c DOWN $1
$9.95
TERMS
T7IT)T71T7' Wittl Each lro"
r IvHjJu Pui-chaHud
One 24-015. Can of
SK00KUM
Maple Syrup
$9.50
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