La Grande evening observer., March 31, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

Monday, March '31, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Three
SCOOT NEW!
rank In u burning.
To Wed Mr. Wexel p t'TZZ
On rTidav Anr 11 . . r,,nkH rr0ff l",, llsh-
The wedding Ol' MIhn Carolyn
lluspiitluil of this city to Aliyn Kyl
vn W'exeJ of .Sun I'YtuiclMM) will
.,l;e place In ftui Kraiudsco at 12
o'l'locli noon, l-Ylduy April 1 1 ai
the. Sir Prance Hotel, lv Ik unnoiuu--cl
today.
, Which MOI1H-
, foin full.
will probably pass h
Neighborhood t-'uh numbers, fam
jiml riUnils itr cordially In
vited. Tin' program will bo given
in the I.a Gnu do lutoj bjllrooni
Wednesday evening, April 2, nt
:15 o'clock.
Tile Good Will rhili nf thn Wn.
men's lielief cm-it will meet with !
Ali'S. I. II. TuveSoil lit 171)1 t'rnol;
I street tomorrow afternoon.
-:- MODEST MAIDENS -:-
Trmlo Mtirke UckUtraiioii Applied Vw V, S. Patent Office
Coterie Bridge
! Club Entertained
"National I'aihs" will
"lli.irct of the V. W.
'hla
Mr. nn,i m. j. H ,,,.h Bl,ri,
host mill hostess lo 111,. I'oterie
HrlilKo club hiilunliiy ovonlntt Willi
four tables nt nine i..u . ii
Student Marries .""!l";,"i : w' ;.,.;.,., o
...r... tuinunu iui iinzt'K
Nbi'mal School
Miss Orm'p WaltorH, t,r 1'olliick,
become tin I irlil, or Stewart
AIIKOn, "f UllfKiMlH, Mil., yesterday
j vi;lo ri't'i'
111. Ill,-'
A. liro.
k-niin lo In nrcscntrtl Tuesduv i
''Mil in me iiascnicnl or , the
-Methodist church ih Minn Huti,
llrown, chairman of ,lni prnKrum. I
AI the lucctln,; or tin- Ni-lKlilmr-hnoil
Literature dub illla evening
ai 7::tu o'clock In the ,a nimmi,.
hotel, I Jr. liny .Murphy will review
"Tin. Traiclc lOra" by Claude lluw
I ly AII'S. .MlirtlllV alKl i t'ra. OIIO Of rlln inn.,, ,ti,tu....ll.
-Mr. lliilchons. . 11101. fiction books published last
A dainty two-course luncheon year.
iil .ii unlet wodillntf ceremony with ih in , . . . , .' , . ... I
llr.inl M.an nf the I.. II. s. church yf, , ' Win ApUl 12 with T ,., s Aid r tllo .'lrt
orrlrliiilnit at tin- liunu- pf Jlra. " .!,"'I"''r- Mi'lho.lisl-KpiKropal i liim l, will
.Mary II. Hi-mi. Mi. Aitki n at-1 j nuvl wilh JIih. K. A. Hayn at 13IH
t,lltllil Buhool lit llln Kailti'l'll Cliv- 'Camr. TTivo Pl'l'la IWxth Ktr. iM nt 2 o'clock Wcilnos-
iron Nonnal (lurliiB Hip rail Mini , '4 ' C OU lb 1y afternoon. ,
winter tcrniH. Att.'niiinB ti. w.ii- m 1 l'easure Hunt
ilhll couple V'cro .Mln Jvu Wallers,
rimer of the lrl.liic MIhk Canncn! A lrBri. ,,, njllvrll
.Klorill ami Miss Isaheu llatfer. ,l, 0,e (', ,-,lv Hm Kun.
IHlfolO KOlllff to UIkbcih when. , ,y mi,.,.,,,,,,,, w,, Doi-Ih llocline
llicy will make their homo on hlH.fin,iK u. i,v,e .;iBh kM
farm, .Mr. alirl .Mm. Ailken "vvill .,,,,,1 sls K,.MH ,.,.,,,.,.,, ,.,.,.
visit friends in l.a (Jranile, I'lilon imniert In- ih..-.nsKl.i..., ,...ii...
anil Itakor for a few days.
Studio Recital
. Given Saturday
. A delightful Hiiullo j'eeltal' was
presented by the piano pupils or
Miss Kilna Jensen
Ituliy llllyaid and
(Jl'oen went iilienil at 1 o'clock nn.l
hid the treasure iiurl I'lues.
The It. A. It. K. lueetliiB tniiior
row nlKht has been postponed un
til a week later. Tuesday April S.
due lo Hie dnnce or Hie American
Ij'Kion iiUNillary drill team to lake
place April I. Iteniiiuiii!; with .May
the 11. A. II. K. will meet reiruln rly
the second Tuesday of the llion.ll
Peai'i'lici.'1""1''' ' """ fl,sl-
E.
.Miss Hilda
Mc.feeUlll
Anthony and Jliss Ida i
for parents Saturday I
P.-T. Managers ' I
In Business Meet .
C. MYERS IN
RACE FOR POST
R m.r. . , i
I l.ll f "rrvl f" K r.vV k I
"Hlmv ilouii; Mimaie. lu'a riidicr ttiiud looking.'
li-i1iltU-; cliolro luuibH, '.'lifiSif';
niuiton, Qn li'c.
Onionit; aicmly; Oivkom, 11.164
$1.7.'..
1'otalom: wtoady; Opimh. I
tfiailo in.ootf $:.Mi; new poitituoN:
l''loii(la, ()irir u pound.
Wool: Htenrty; laMlorn hv,nn,
Ue !).. valley, LMo.
May: Htondy; wIuIchiIo luiytujr
prU'OM, di-llviM'oil I'oi'lland. laKtei'ii
(ii'.-iroii timothy. ii."'.fttt ' i.u
Uu vnll.y, l!i.aoa( lifl ftii; Hltalfa,
$H"iij:'n: t'loviM', $ltl: uai hny. flii:
Ktraw, $? ut & ion; hoi. Ink pi Icon
tl to niui'c.
iim: (jici.k i.n iti:i
NAKIIVII.hK. Vin., Mar. 2S
(Al' I'Mvo irlii wpn Injiiroil
uarly today hi u ftru that destroy.
d u durmiiory of I)av:l l.lpucoiuh
oolh'Kt. DumuK't w;iu untJimiU'it hv
ill, Itvu JliilfH, ircuidnn! nf tho col
hK, ut f1?6,UIK),
CENSUS WILL
UEGIN HERE
ON APRIL 2
(Continued from Papo Ono)
i'i .i... i . . i
i - Mi-it un- uiiuru oi iiiana'jci-a o
I nfif-rnoon ut tho Ktinljo on Sixth , th l,u Ciandr Ciiy council of 1'ar-' 4,..
' 1 1 in- I cut lit I' aSMOcillt (ins met- !(-
Thoso pluyhitf Ki'lnrtlon.s wcro; o-mly Hov.-rul mutters of hushioss
on commission No Wall Flowers In The Capital;
(cn.,nued rrr. one) The Caref ul Mothers See to That
M'iialnr Kiddle annoiineed here
fwiiuruay mat lie woulil seek re-
(Al1
lly Sue Mi'Xuni.-ra
l.'eaturu Hervteo AVliter)
Mincy l.ee j,li),jHcy, .Mi.jy. l.oin.y, were dlscussi'd. Jlis. Jlal Itiilinen-I
Maruaret Thompson, Hilly llollBh, ; kiunp was aiiiioiiiued as social:
.Mary Jane I'erry. Kobby lloKenseii. chairman of the council. Ill's. I'. 1
Mai'K-iielite Miller, Dnrloene Miller. ' .Mcl'herson, or t'.reenwood. was'
In!,-, Kathleen Wllllninsoii, l-'raiuvs imide cluilnnan or the noiniiintlntf '
I'lark. .Marlon Iteynolds, Sylvia ; coninilltee. .Mrs. It. C. A lexandei,
lloilijln, ..Marguerite Mctilonnlns, i or Wllluw. and .Mrs. j.'l,. IiibIc. or.
Lucille Thompson. l-..eiinor Illolis. . Central, are nerving wilh her. A I
tleneviiA'e Adler, Ola .Mae . IIoiibIi silver food sale by uieinbeis of tho
and Mildred Htiindloy. . iexeeutlvo coniiniilce was planned
t'how nuiny hours she has been
JiJiinciliB. That's the social code.
WASHINGTON (Al-)-.Therei.l'H1 , N"'1 'lebatailtes are he-
few wall riowers nt deliutiilllo nar-
lies In Washington. '
ThoMsrh' tho . ratio' .of women to
. Swimming: Party
a pnnnc ri'eitui 1h DPlns: iliimir-d for this wock. .Mrs. It. c. Alex
fnr tho near fnittrn. iander.-chuirmun or thu finance un,i
IbmlKct coininittcp is In t-harKc of
j armiiKtMiienis with members of her
.committee, as assistants Collowinir
iLV61lt 01 iSunClclV " 11,0 Inr'!tin refreshmenls wore
J Koied by the president, Mrs. K. I).
. . , . ITowler.
Sixteen nicmljers of llii? Pukwana! -
'iiinp l-'irt Kroup onjoyed a swim-1
mintf party ut Coi yesterday uf
ternoon.tfollowort by a wt'jnior
roust In jiho nuto eninp ubove tho
pool, Quito a low fAi Grando peo
ple incliidinir a number of, liih
school studentH were at Cove yes
terday.
The Camp I-'ire Girls went
rum driven- liy Mrs. II", ;,
Mrs. Jt. K. Tyl
oleetlon.
Ileiinell Annimiict's platform I
Sennliir .1. ,K. llennot, rjindidati
ftn- Koveniiir on the republican
ticket, bus annoiineed his nlatform. I
He fuvni'H an ineonie tux law mon I" Mic capl.tnl is reckoned at
modeled after that of the federal 1M fa''ful mothers and chap-')
ITovernment with like exemjitioim wo to It tlut w insomo debs '
ami one-half the rate, statin;; that - havo -plenty of . cavnllcra. " J
lufter that, the JntumflhlcH niul ex- HeenUHe of this who and detor-
itiK out panics while thoso of tho
present season are announcing
their engagements. Several of the
puHt winter's prop have munied.
P(IKTLAM) I'HODiCi:
. POItTKANl), Ore., Mar. 31 (AP)
"else taxes should be repealed., lie mined foreskin,, tho elrlH lulrly ' JUttter: steady; rubes: extras,
also faviirs development of natural dance the soles off Iheir HllppeiH ' 4-t'I .standards, iv.; prime firsts,
resources, retention of all power In a siuylo evening. Thorn tiro no ;3!tr; firsls,( 7c. Creamery prices;
sites by the people, business judu- disconsolate damsels drauetl alomr IrlnU S( over culm staiulards.
meut in support of public schools Uq wails. i steady; iiricen to roiallers
and colleges, no nioi'o issuance of; ' . ,i.'fresh extras 26c; stamlards, 2rm
Ko brluht and early AVednesday
innrniiiK.
Its ll'O.OUfl census tnkei-H, re
port injr to 67fl HUitervlsors, have
boon Instructed on how In scrutln
ix every city apartment house, and
sleuth out every hermit In a hut
on a. remote river bank.
To census headquarters bore,
every llormlt Is a family and must
bo counted as such. Tally must bo
, taken, too, nf tho miUors out at
i sea. Kvoryhody counts with Cnelo
am. Ills aim Is to be ncouratp. -
That Ih one reason why the
month of April was set for census
taklnff. It is. considered a between
. season time when (he adventuring
"uvernKc American family" is most
likely to bo found at homo.
I "Americans are Kud-ahoutK and
tho hardest question In the Census
Is where to enumerate them," wild
ono expert In the of flco of the
bureau chief.
j With one of these biir brown
portfolios under his or hor' arm,
and an assortment of 20,000 pos
sible q newt Ions on the. tip of his or
her toiiKue, a census taker will
come callinp on you with two weeks
after April 1! If you llvo in the city,
within 8 day thereafter if you
II vo on tho farm.
drop Gladys decided she wanted
i inciters mid promptly scroti mrvi
for them. At first no ono paid any
atleiuiou to her, then the teuchho"
asked her what was the matter
and sci on minx still, Gladys Indi
cated tho micker plate.
'I tic- teacher explained that she
would have to wait until tho crack
ers weru iwifcted and asked hor to
bo quiet. She screamed -liiuder. Ho
Gladys ' wtis nuosieuslbly led
from tho room mid told that she
nilirht come biieU as houu as Hho
could sit quietly like the other
children.
l-'or H minutes Gladys, lit tho
f.volutlnn of tho itfljolnluif room,
Hied varieties of Horcnminir, with
uc results except an eloquent si
lence. At the end of that time slut
decided she was through. Open
ing tho door, she walked buck in
to the kindergarten room ami took
her place at the tabic. Nothing
wan said to her. She was cured. :
A la re proportlun of children's
bud behavior can be dealt with
thus simply. Mothers could savo
themselves ami their children end?
lcsi unhappy irritation if they
would but remember that any fault
Id nurtured by atlonllon, fluttering
or otherwise, and that helm? Ig
nored or exiled Is tho quickest way
of hclpini? a child to k1 over it,
Menus Of The
Day
.Mrs, Alexander Gen rut
I'llAM T CDtJHIl.S l illt
CilU.IHtCN
ItrouUrast
(Mil I It'll, GtllUKO Juico ;
Wheat Cereui And t'reani.
Pouched Kkkh in ltuttered Toast
Coffee
Luncheon
Apple and I'ilieupple Siilnd
; ToaHteil Muffins 0'lt overs)
Peanut' Cookies flutter
' Milk
;, IHihut
i Mjicaronl Croolo . "
Halted Hvveet Potutoos
l'ealluped Cabbaue
llread Plum Jelly
. . ' Pear Halad
HI rn w bony Shorten m i rou m
Coffee
Announcements
Slajy lines often, exteno half the
length of the- ball room, .A deb
utanlo ., must divide one dance
iuiiio-iK' three' or four u.vn. That
lii'il.-Iiu haf ln.il imn.ilan 'Pita
too much monrinn of nanus,
highway bonds' until the indebted
ness shall have been reduced, pro
tection for the independent mer-,
chants of Oregon against tho chain '
iibolishment of public service com
mission, separation of ..different
I kinds of 'inmates in pena; Jnstltu
i tions. aid for agriculture, support
of the dry laws.
The, Ii Grande Neighborhood
club will not meet T.iesday afler-
' noon. The regular meet ins: has
In; been postponed to Wednesday eve- :
Dixon, nlntf when .Mrs. Jess.j A. lloskinsl The bard boiled business, man
"Airs. Charles I will present linker Holoists in two at last f-ll in love. Hut he, did not
llingner and Mrs. J. ,1. Rroomfield. nong cycles for Neighborhood club
This was tlroii-'rtrst swim of th" rffiioHt night. Mrs. ) H. N. Ashity,
year and they plan to follow it by chairman of piogium music, an
niany otherH during the spring and j nounces the musical evening will
Miinmer. A mi ruber of tho girls be an unusually outstanding one.
chnngn his stylo of writing. One
day he wrote to the girl lit this
manner -"In
ings for you.
the Ifith inst
Biags fcut In' without .voi'oiiunv
Debs smile and nod. hJuciotisly and
a. -moment latur .they ditch thesr
tartners for new ono,
.Mldshliuiicn and cadets in uni
form, young .men "'with ,a foreign
ucent from tho leguilons and em
bassies and bachelor" members - Mjrl)K3 24ft 2Fe
congress line up mong . t no , nance ! uJH; and over 'JSe
.Cloor. -- As,thc
.th.; f-vcqttitiriti'
egards to n'yr feVf- " '
I refer to letter of ; Dobbie's spirits niust nev
' I her smile tioyer wevor, no
fresh meiliuin 24n. P .ces to whole
salers Uc under price to retailers.
Milk: steady; raw milk (4 per
Cent) $2.K0f $2.41) ewt. Delivered
Portland, less 1 per Lent;, grade 11
in Ilk f'.Mifi, Hutterfat, stutlon. 7c;
track; 4oc; ilellverlcs in Portland,
42e. , I
' Poultry: steudy; (buying prices) -
alive heavy hens Over 4 lbs -5
$f "6c;' medium hens, 2Vjtiiil& llw.
llglii, Milder 3 ',u lbs. 2 or:
pokln ducks, 4
colorcil ducks.
Ii "i i She;
liv-,. b.St fq'
Chats With
Parents
-ven.mg. progresses ,sr(,.o,((.; turkeys, No.
b-'pouus fast "iia0(.2i jr.e; M'tills, : 20j-
r flag,
matter
I ' CiVitntry mentft:
prices) choice veil
steady: (buying
I, itifa lUc: pork
TIM-: M'HKAMIXG HAIUT
lly AHro JniNin lViilo
It was (i)ndys'. engaging habit
to scnum 'whenever things vent
wrong with her. ' .
Por five years this teelmhtue
utond her In good si end, for her
mother had never failed to respond
either with tho coaxing tones of
compassion or with the vehement
anger which iold Gladys that she
,wn the center tf the world. '
.Then, ono day, her moLher sent
her to kindergai ten. Seated at
morning lunch wrth toe o;iier cbil-
I'cauut Cookies (it dozen)
l-:t cup fat, 1 cup sugur, 2 .table
spoons lemon juice, 2 tablespoons
cream, j teaspoon Halt, 2 eggs,
lit toasi)uon vanilla, 1 cup shelled
i ousted peaJints, chopped, 2
cupti flour. 2 tenspootiH- buklnir
powder. ,
Creaju,lhe fat and . pJigar. , A'll
the rest of the Ingredients and
shape Into a roll, chill for .12
hours or; longer. Cut off in thin
slices and make an a greased link
ing sheet.
Macaroni Creole, ScrvlMK U
S cupjt cooked macaroni, A ta
blespoons bacon fnt, 8 tabU'spooiis
chop pod onions, 4 tablespoons
iOhoppotl fret,m (oppuiv, 1-a cup
chlpcd' 1 -celei y, 1 1 teaspoon salt.
'4 teaspoon pepper, 3 clips to
matoes, t(j cup. ehee-FO, cut fine,
1 cup rolled bromi or cracker
cruir.bs, i tablcspooiiM butli'j'. try It-
va. , V
Heat the bacon fal In a fryhiJ sC
pan, add the onions, green pepper
and celery and cook slowly until
well browned. Pour over the maca
roni and add tho unit, popper, to.
mutoo and chocs. Pour lni u
buttered buklng dish and cover
wilh the crnmbs, which huvo been
miked with tho melted but lor,
llako fcc lib minutes in a mod
erate oven. Servo in the dish In
which baked.
Ktimvfici-i'y Shnrti'ulio
1 quart. JterrloM. washed and
hulled. 23 cup sugui, t cup
flour, 4 teaspoons baking powder,
Vit tont'poon ttult, 3 luhlespoons fat;
2-S cut) milk, 2 tablespoons but
te.-.
NM; and chill tho berries and
sugar, ilix the flour, baking pow
der and Hull. Cut in the fat wilh a
Knife. HJowly add the milk until u
huft, Ucugh' forms, . Pal out until
tho Uoutrh t one Inch thick and
three lncho: wide. Hake for Ifi
hiJlllltes on n baking Hlieet. Split
and Hprrnd with tho butter. Add
purl of the burry tnlxiuio. He
plti'o the top of tho sliortcaku and
cover wilh the remaining berries,
Serve cold or warm.
No "euro1--but hclnn ut m.
. euco paroxysms ot ooiujrun.
visas
PVEB W MILLION JARS USED YEAR1Y
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BOSTONIAN
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THE NEW SPRING
STYLES ARE IN
We have a big show
ing of different styles,
both in oxfords and
shoes.
IH
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in a
hat it's . .
: i .,-';t
....in
m '
,'': ; -- A- t ,
a cigarette its
TASTE
Lc
OOK up"chic" in the dictionary,
ami see how it fits Chesterfield "orig
inality with taste I"
Originality for the Chesterfield
blend cannot be copied. And where
else can you find such mildness coupled
with such deeply satisfying character?
Tiisc the sole reason for smoking,
the sound basis of Chesterfield's popu
larity fragrant spice of good tobaccos,
delicate flavor, wholesome natural
sweetness; in every sense of the word
' TA S T E aho ve everything
i3
hesterlield
SUCH POPULARITY MUST BE DESERVED
MILD, yes... ncJ .
yet THEY SATISFY
19 W, I.icom 4 Htbi Tocacco Co.
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