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Newspaper Page TextSaturday May 17, 1930 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. hage Three jC0IETry NIEWJT I Neighborhood Ait Club Elect's At Thursday Meeting ' . ,-. t y At tlio last meeting of ihe neigh borhood Art club Thiirsduy uftcr nboii ut the home of Mrs, J-lybept' Jlnnna election of officers was held in addition to tin interesting pro gram concluding tluv year's study of 'Sncred Architecture." .Mrs. 11. H. Cleaver had chai'g of the program ".Modern Sacred Architecture and showed a num. her of illustrations. .Mth. . K. Anderson was elected president;. Mrs. Jennie Thompson, vice president; and Mrs. Dunham, secretary. The program committee 4ron.sl.si8 of Mrs. U. S. Fleming, Mrs, Cleaver and Mrs. C. K. Happersett. Mrs. Kobert Knkin and Mrs. K. R. Hurley are details. The retiring, officers are: Mrs. Fleming, president: Mrs. Ha mm, vice president; Mrs. Thompson, secretary. Pnllnwing Jhe business 'ti'ssinn dainty refreshments were served. N. B. B. Club Ends Season. Thursday The final mf.Mng; of the N. 11. n. club wus a pl.-umint ufiiiir In 1 10 Acorillul fnvitution to Htteml In ex- ) form of a no-hustewi bridKe-luncli- ( leniH'( to th public. i i on nt tlu K.icaju rt inn inurn. Till" following p.iplis will unppnr: ! 'i"S- nriernouii. Tulips unil lllaca j Kvolyll I'urti'i-, rllfton Smith, Kdna j wers lablu dVrornlloun In "linden I JiiKppr. I'Yedcrick Ji'ilnlsnn, Bottyi'if pink unil lavi nilar. ("ovi'ia wero I HuniH, Klouisu Stein, Jlellm Riniih. ltuth MtPlum Keith Tatien. Klleen ynn. Donald .lurlison, Ma Mary Prouty. Kadlne Zwelfel, Jack Mef'ray, J)unna Wntaon, Marfraret Zurbrlck, Meta Wilson, Itlarjarln laid for 12. Prize winners at cnrdH were Mrs. Walter Jones, .Mrs William Denny, I .Mrs. Hert Webb, Mrs. Will I'ldeoek ! and .Mrs. K. V. Walden. j Officers for the club next year. ' Perry, Annie Moore, Alma .Schroed- when It begins reKular nieetlnKs In ; er and Howard Wilson. I October are: Mi-s. W.esley MeDon- laid, president and Mrs. , I secretary-treasurer. Mrs. MlSSlOnarV GirlS Davy has been president secretary-treasurer. Are Entertained j V. Denny, J. li. for the Walden, alternating in,ni wittt vege- wnifs. auu - uuier ipgreoieiutv Cover with id and haketl 1-2 hour.. In slow oven, ItelUIj (ielt tin Salaa 1 package lent-on flavored gela tine mixture. J 1-2 eiips bolting water. 1 - cup vinegar. 4 tablespoon tuigar, 1 -4 teaspoon cinnamon, 1 -S teaspoon cloven. 1-2 teaspoon mult,' 1-4 teaspoon pepper. 1-2 cup chopped Kw'eet pickles, 1-2 cup diced celery. 3 tablespoons "chopped pimen tos. - . . . . Puur boiling water over geln tin mixture. - '.Stir until dissolved. Adii sugar., cinnamon, cloves, salt and peppee. Cool. . Add oilier In gredients nd pour into slut Mow i pan, dipped cold water. Set In ! cold t pliir .to stiffen, Mt In Present at Rally Tlln 1 Itirl, Clw.nl r;l,.u M Lelnn ary socieiy of the Methodist church j "W, B, A. Members met last evening at the home of the i Misses Marylou and Kvelyn Piper, i 1S05 Cedar street. A notluck din- on the. committee on! nor was served at six o'clock fol lowed by the regular meeting. Miss Heruetta Pierson presented the les son which had to do with the study of Malayasla, a chapter from the text "The One Who Went and The One She Kound." The attendance was very pood. squares and serve on lettuce with Bridge Luncheon ' At the Saca jawea Members of Ihe Junior.- Uriilso club were guests of .Mrs.. I.ee Mil ler nt n delightful brldgc-lunchcon Lutheran Choral f Society Elects ' The j.utherun Choral society met recently at tho homo of Aliss Krl.lny afternoon at 'tin! -giujiijuwea 1 '" Suydam for a rehearsal Inn.. Sprint,-' flowers Were laltrae- j""'1 business meeting. Miss Helen lively n minced on the luncheon I NehllMiiB was eleeled president pro. tnhle-s 'with idhties :fn( 1C. About 25 W. It. A. members from i.n tirande attended the rally held at Pendleton yesterday. Those attending-, were: Mrs-. Jtla Charlton, district associate manager for this section, who is remaining in Pen dleton today, anil the following who drove home late lust evening: Mrs. .1. :. Keynolds, president: Mrs. Vera Murchison. financial secretary: Mrs. Delhi llnrnden. Junior supervisor: .Mrs. David Mel. drum. chaplain: ' Mrs. Iternlco Hraniwell, captain and the mem bers of the guard team. Past Noble Grand Mrs, Howard Miller received the first award and Mrs. Leal. Itussell won the consolation prize. Mrs. Harvey Matthew , -received the gucl; jhntinrs, ; Tho. e,lub; -V'")' eot again (Atitr MrsUiAtidmotf' Playla two weeks. ........ ...... tent flu ring the absence of l-'red I MatthcH Jr.- Miss Suydam was; chosen treasurer and Helen Jen- talad dressing. Chaiitilly Chocolate Pudding 1-2 cup sujfar, l-?.iun flour. '. 1-S -teaspoon 'salt I ' 2 est? yolks. 2 cups in Ilk. J 1-2 squares chocolate, melted. 1. teaspoon vanilla. ' 2 etftf whlt.es.. stiffly beaten. It tables p o o u a confec. loner's suna,'. ' . Hlend i-2 cup stiRar with flour and salt. Add yolks and milk and coik h minutes, in doublo boiler, add chocolate. Cool; until pudilin? thickens. , SI Ir frequently. Add vanilla and , pour' into .but tered bakliiK dlh. Heat eeff whiten until tlff tifxd- add,confec tlohejlsj an gar. lea't until 'qrtuin$ ItdtiKhly ilile otf chocofci'lt mlNttirC Itiikn 1 r. mitiiiliV4 til v hIDu OVHI1. Club 111 SeSSiOn Volml-HI. ServnljtLn or with ' J creant. ' " . ' . Three visitors were p repent . nt sen librarian. J'lans were made for I the meetlntr of the Past. Noble i..;tr I, a cook. H. 'd food sale to be given May Party Compliments, ... At Spencer Home MiSS Lucille Black j a delightful surprise party hon- -.iorlng Mrs. Guy W. Spencer and In compliment to Miss T.ucille George H . Itlchnrdson, whose birth. Tilack. who will be n Jane bride, a (llyH )01, lllke viaco the same chnrmlng ' miscellaneous shower u group of friends met lust was given last night at the- home evening nt the Kpencer country ofi Mrs. T-hW Hraniwell with Mrs. home, rfi-tty pink tulips were a Hraniwell. Mrs. George I.yman, ' decorallon, Mrs. Jack Jliatt and Mrs. J. P. I Kollowlng dinner cards were a Caldwell hostesses to about 25 diversion and the two honor guests ijesis. Potted plants were nn er- worp csonlod with tokens In re Teellvo decoration of the rooms:. . mcmhrunce of their anniversaries. :Kollowlng an evening spent in Grand club Wednesday nffornnon at tho 1. p. O. )'. hull, Mrs. Win nie Thorne nnd her mother from out-of-town and a visitor from 'lA'wIston, lila., were tho guests. ; A pleasant session wus: enjoyed nnd .refreshments were served. .Sev eral Interesting talks were given by the members. This club will con. tlnuo Its meetings through ,tbe summer, holding sessions tho sec ond Wednesday of each month. Health Talks Chats With Parents 25 Per Cent Of ! Registered Vote i Counted at Union Uy .Mi, li. . Terrnll (Observer Curresjiondent) I'NIOX. (Special) Otmeral np- VOllll VOICK Uy Alice ihidsoii lVnlo 'There is perhaps nethliiK thnt oulte ro sets the atnii'Jsphere of the home as the voice of the mother athy lock eharue of the primary who dominates It. ehciion held In I nion on yester- I have heard over.-conscientlous j day and at: a result only aliout 2 ft mnlliriM u-lin did not realise l hat per. Cent of the registered vote their -otees ,held a chronic note of nIety and weariness, nervous mothers whose voices were hitch, quick and sharp, stilt others who were .over-dranuitic In pleasure or distress, and most unpleasant Of all was pulled. If there can bo any bright side to this slaiaMon It can only be that there Is but little oi-f.-wfor. willi (ifKMittHlaetloti with 1 . , ... i .i . friends i Llie UlllCOIIH lion iiiuitti n ii uii ! not pir (clpate will not be heard FIND IT r HERE Oopy for tbla ooluiun mait be In by 9 . in. i AOTICK riKHKK.MKX 1 ;You can set that early breakfast .Sun. morning- at the Oivnoti Trail rt'stamunt, Ore. Trail auto camp. : - b-n- t; jthe mnrkot of rem. lleuutiful -nuif !usef;il articles . which will mvit plcaSQ the boy or Rtrl Krnduate will f now bo found at Richardson's firt and Gift Shop. -l5j8t Wilson' plants at TInover Mar ket. 6-10.2 tp. flenmtltcbbu, plejitlnK, bntMMi holtsa, ouii htH'Um'B Kiddle Simp. : AOVt V. Wilson's, plants at Hoover Mar ket. . , 6-16-2 tp. I'O.MATOKSt TO.M ATOES! TO.MATOJ'l.S! , Time tn pit them nnd' other decision is an Klit hose that were siiKared wl.h a i t "y 'hat tuc sweetness whollv insincere. . i lUt correct. I t know one woman wlio Is not'ij Al!s '-" bidder came up from i mdther but a nmwy school rorWund to spend the weekend teui-her and who possesses what j willi h-r parents. seems to me the perfect voice and ' '("he past week has beon brim I milliner for one who deals with!11"! u iintiij. little ebildren around me closing unys or scnom. I Nearly every tlay has had some jspeeial aTfalr with actual atlend i air.-e at school closing on Thars- ! day. The eonvmencement exereises ; , Thursday evening wer' extends you nn invitation to visit tho time and place to hear- objec- . attendeil j t,u,lr 8HP an,J to Qniy tn many j tlons to and for the settlement ot by a larse rowd and diplomas new and attractive,, articles cspeu. isaid account. presented by i I. I'adwell. j Mectrt for Clraduatlon Gifts In her volee; there Is no sukscs tion either of those over-tones ef worry and anxiety or of that arti ficial gaiety and excessive sweet nesii which so many, woman adopt In speaking to children. She speaks line and wnen sno speaKs ner j v ; V nln to l..U iidvanlnire of the sneo voice Is friendly, quiet aim unemo- j b' d.,u or t ne scnom orn . , - tlonallv conversnlional. 'e tollowing jii-aluates: liy Hoi- " Uk-hnrdson's Art Mltle children should live In an I a . hrough. Audrey von niein, neien : , ' . , , , Hall. t)pal Kvans. Kdna Annell. chasliiK nn easy and Flwuirable l.mv Tripp, David Tripp. Kldon SomhwicU. I.ewln Davis. Leslie! Ileuler, James Miller, William Dob- : bin, A.Urvin Titus. Dallas ("alvln. j George Cn rl is, t 'a rl Ht ra 1 1 on a nd i George Gilklson. 'I he , following CAH1) or THANKS We wish to thank the many kind ! for their .sympathy unit ninnts nt MncMarr's 3TI and Airs. heautifttl floral offerings In our -re- Norrls, B-ltt-2fi cent bereavement. , ; .. .-t Mr. and Mm. J. Tt. llrooklerv i XOTICE OV FINAL ACCOI'X1: Mrs. itertha Hrookter. j Notice, Is by this given thaftrho M.eonard Hrookler. 5-17-1 tp , undersigned executor Df the eftiUn ' V -i of Miranda J. .Smith. deceusedMiflM Choicest choice' tomato piantn fued his final nrcount as sueh-:-irr now ready. Rohan's greenhousi lh. 676-W. 5 .June 2nd, - .193". at 10 AX INVITATION i tho Comitv Court Room in iJi Ttichardson's Art and Gift Shop Grande, Union County, Oregon, n enhouse. tno cnunly Court nt Union County, 5-16.2 t. ; Orcvon. and cifd court' hus?lfV; HAUUY ZUltRRICK. I'1 May 10, 17, 24. 81 Kxecutbr, Announcements Members of the Kp worth l-eague of the Methodist church will go to I T..I. n,i.r.,n.f nvnnlni' fill . 1L joiit i mi.'etinB j? Vl.tyl juhe i .UnUy Typhoid Cariici's To be a. .prisoner for life Is cer tainly a rcruel fate, the more so ; It' one has eommit.lcd no overt crime. Hut when a person Is "In- ; nocently" the cause of hundreds of cases of typhoid, then Redely baa u right to defend itself. At j least, so the court ruled In the i case of The People vs. Mary . I Mury wan for three years a cook in a family, . Then in 1U01, she developed typhoid, fever, A visitor to the family where she worked t developed the disease. A month later the laundress of the family ah-o came down with It. In 11102, Mtu'v changed- placas .and d ion m'enibers of the ? household m inno'r'or ovo vn-Rc . ,; ' !: At '"Mppf VviflfiV 'll ,m"U',s " 'Jl '"' I ! -In. shc went to .work .o ""'..TA.l.'yi.tvW.Vt.l.H. -UVaW.YV-.F-.fWX. l the W;hy: lKOr . ,.,,. slaU(1. , Wll,h three wo... n'Jli1:Wi'6UUiU'iJ,Vt''!t,1'i'3'1 i;i,:''Trr-!T-!i':.Mi'i.H. iam -to. go win , meet ,1 4110 fI..,0,,.,,Iu.H,.lV, f0r, HKrvnnl The popplcB which the Amorlcnn Ichit-c,h ;tt 5:-l,5 .o'clock .unil .llibso hcKlon iiiixlliury , !s maltlni;. to J hnvinK cm s will nlcaMo Mn them. , ht-j-' T?l. J l-CKIo VI IVieetb On X1 1 lUciy , place on tho solljirsi (fl-ovos: ' Dec ... ! oration day were ftnlHhctjl. ycHtei'duy Tho TlnntlHt Women's society met nt an lnterosflnfe 'nieefinK ht the yesterday afternoon at the home or homo of Mrs. . 11111-10 .l-lllOeliranilt Mrs. f. I. rtnffinan on Pove live-1 on t'herry street' will) a represen- Jiire, Mi'Si Arlluii- I'fl'.lsrhiinpt ncted. tntive number;-pVesMit.M T)elicioHS,;l ni-'leailer for toe afternoon and the refreshments w.ere yorved silh.lect of the proprain was "Open-1' l.lnrlnK: -the 'suimiier months thei ln; the Ttoolc of Knowledge". to the Stltcli afidVOhatter elnh will con-' Nation' from their study "From tlnue Its meetings and sew for lo. Ocean to Ocean." About 3n xyececAl, and slate ,vorl.d-war orphans. Iiynltendance nnd Mrs. 11. O. Oreen 1 nnd Mrs. O G. Wllllnm. were host. JJrS. HaiTiSOn IS Hostess to Clubl esses for the nterVioon. ..After the program, a short busi ness meeting took place, which was followed by a delightful social hour nnd the serving of refreshments by the hostesses. ' . t Piano Punils To Appear In Recital . Three tables of canls were lit 1 j play with Mrs. W. 1. Mitchell wln- '"Mis.s Mildred Spencer will, pres- nlng the club prize. A dainty two fill 21 of her piano miplln In re- i course luncheon was served later cital at the T.n Ornnde hotel ball- in the day. The next meeting wii: room rondny, May'lfl at S o'clock; the with Mrs, Carl Perriue. ' . Mrs. Joe Harrison was hostess at a' pleasant afternoon of cards yesterday when the Island City- It ridge club met at her home. Spring flowers were attractively Menus Of The!' ,';3 linbble ' aiifl S:meak for' Dlnticiv (An Knglish Slew) Menu .'f Hubble an-V Snueak ; 'nultrA-d ' ' Heer ' "' - llread Witter ' Itelish Gelatin Salad Chantilly Chocolate Pudding Coffee ' ' ' ' - Ilubblo nuil Sfpiciik. Serving (I .on weiOts. rlvak fouri. servaivtH; j woi'tf affected. InilUOtl Mary went. Wo - anot'hev family' andi sis;-, .more j vlct l-ins t developed 1 .then dlstiase.. Koriu '1 iwn to 10O7 Mai-y-Is known Ur have. -been the ciuise of ' at leanti twenty-six ' cases of typhoid fever. ' , -Mhry : was lint:: under sanitary supervision.:; Then b escapttd and hr-l-li 1 R'seCired' iu -position 'atl-ertodc: in- a hospital '-for wonfen.1 ' Soon thereof lei', 1 twenty-five '-oises -1 of typhoid developed In the hospital, affecting "principally ' the doctors. mf-Hetf and other'help of the lnst- 1 tu(lon."lfary wr -discovered nnd ' ' placed ' in it hospital.' - 1 ' A Certain percentage Ci-tp 4) of Elimination SALE NETTLET0N SHOES IJ5 1 pound routut steak cut in one inch pieces. - 2 cups diced potatoes (un cooked ). . J -1' - nip sliced onions. 1--I cup chopped gntn peppers. 1 cup diced carrots. ',- 1 teaspoon salt. 1-4 .teaspoon pepper. ' tablespoons fat." 2 cups meat stock or water. 3 'lace fat In frying pan, add. meat and cook unlit browned Spread layer of meat in bottom of buttered casserole. Kill casser- Ihose who nt one time rir anotln S Hilffer 'from ' typhoid: become I culled "arrier., These' are ;per- eons, "who, though no longer sick with' typhoid, harbor within them the germ of the fever, usually in the gait bladder and shed them tn their excretions. atmosphere which Ik genuinely cheerful "and serene. Your voice," not only in speaking to your chil dren but also in talking to anyone in their presence, suggests the emotional under-currents of your personality.- ' , , 'The -mother who complains that liei child- b: nervous and irrftiible will flnd'lt, worthwhile to listen lo her own-volce-aml to. the voices of her household and to ask herself whether these suggest that natural mveetness and good cheer which slut expects to find In her child's disposition; i Your child has a right to a mother who Inwardly Is . sereno nnd friendly, whose voice .happily reflects her state .of mind. , . ! task. C-12-2 pi-ograiUj for the ctHiunVnUeuHint wat; as' follows:' s ' ''). Iteijesslonal lnybcallon r Salutatory, Vocal Solo - Valedictory .j... Class Address- Saturday and Sunday specials Choice cut tulips, 2fic per doz., at Ihe greenhouse. Hohan's green house, l'h, G7U-W. 5-10-2 t. .... Itcv. 11. C, I.ee 'Car I Strattmi Mirs.. Kdlth I'hy Audrey1 Van Sb'in -I'resleht Inloiv of Clark Wood Says President Hoover used but !U words In asking the senate to rat- t Ify the new pence pact, and now I we'll see to what prodigal extent ,' his verbal thrill will not lie cimi-i luted. , K. O. Normal school. Presentation' oT Class- Snbt. Hoy Conklln. ' , Presentation' of Diplomas C. h. Cadwell. ' One of the very special fea tures of the week was the U-Hl alumni reception and dance at the gymnasium- Monday evening. The committee In charge of the decora tions, l.eonu. Spray, Valda De lauey, 1 tenia rd Shanks and John Clcerlsen, produced a delightful moon Mm bt atmosphere for the dances. A sylvan Melt Ing of' fir boughs and other greenery with Japanese lanterns overhead was arranged in the center of the gym for the orchestra. Class colors and SAVIU'AT COVE VOOlV The fountain ' of ''youth.' Warm I mineral water. Troe plonlc grounds ; ' , 5-12-1 in. .; Saturday nnd Sunday Special. Cl)6ici cabbago plants J tie per dos Hohan's greenhouse, phone U7.V. ' ; . ' ' ' 6-16-2: Wilson's plnnts: nt! 'Hoover Mar ket. ' ' S'-U-'i tp.. 1 ' 1 Ki'nriwinn .if rinu-nru iviu-n In Wall si reel! often suffers I't-, ,lf,t, i,llt t:,c ,,. Tholnvi- ciilifn "the puhlle will not .cornel jatin 'committee, Nellie C) 'Iscn. ln;" acfordlni,- to a financial writer.,, Wlir.(l ila'lsey and Ted Hutch l;'he pilhlle, however,, never suf- lnf.()n ,,',,,,,,, .(; ,,,,,-t r uie'ar-rerlt-wh'ett'lt slys'out..i ., l,,nt5ru;!1 (- (.'ic)eiiiy....' lirln.tjln'i? ' ' 1 ' J ' 1 '- ' l onl ii lui'ire rniu'il nr a lunitil ' n ml f i 'Oo'-ernmetu lit India of. by ""'V''' invUi-U . lluestH. .'I;im iunluri. ami for tho Indians would-mnt -likely .". ,'.,, ,. held thalr haiinllef'at , lint I'lnn, lOlel ,vU'e. truestSjiit V,e uae.e mier ers ernhiK. "Ill ) ' i ' 7 ,"l I i -I'liu class nli'iv "The Wavfu're! Cm Ut havl av(.' Aitloll fli'hV H ll HlA Kht tlA to hittfVV)"J"(fV'1 a tlo-.w'? eounly ir t'Miefi (His lhVoiA,-: ' ' I ! -;'l'i)'li'teen : liotse .chestnillh1 from lit! ' hlsttil-IC' tree luivt- lil'en recelc-! ed '!' Tl'al Moss, -secretary I'of:. stlile, "Trir n "'friendship Rcavf on; OHADUATION" 'Will soon bo hero, and you will wish to find something suitahlo as a girt for tho girl nnd tho boy grndunte. ' Your problom will bo most cosily aolvod when you visit Klchnrdson's Art nnd Ulft Shop. for thero you will find ft complete stock of lovely things for both girls nnd boys, nil cnrorully Belect od from tho .newest things which ECONOMY SERVICE 7'C a pound v:MAIN 56V' ' Standard Laundiy Co. ' "Wlfo Snving Station' TOS AXC.KLKS C.eorge Ullmnn temporarily suspended as executor of Uudolph Valentino's estate after heirs file charges of nilsmanageo ment and misappropriation. WVA SM I NrGTOX Sena le d ecld es to ballot Monday on whether tariff bill will bo put to final vote or. remain deadlocked In conference. STATEIheatre ONE WEEK ONLY 1 w Tme S-tonc Fo Everv Man result In government of, by and for the Indians vh,o. did the. g(v, giyt'n vvyonecuay nigni w;as wen acieu a no ihiwiwo a on Kf aiullnVtj. .;Tbe: cbn'nicteivk 1 Ytll i'S ainj, jru.v, th.i;, crowjil a. Uti 'of, laugb.f, , ,,. . ' , - , . , . A'atilt . 130 people attended tl'io' meeting, pf. the Kastern "sini' Ved'- j r.cbdny, evening; when' liie ' pas( tiinii'.mM nt tin I.n (l!i'-iinil( elian- the stitte house gioumls at Salem, i t(,r caim ovn. .i esempllfy. ,the Hnfwhy not. Moss chest nuts. ' WOrk In the. costop)cs and language (InTdocs the planting? of y,,trM aKO, yhtf ritualistic , . w-ork was presented In an Impres- ; New of the Mexican couple u,ve milim(.r UI,, some, remarked who are the parents of 37 cbll- j , i;it wo hnl ,iot Improved great dien Is 'a bit helmed, but somo y ,)y Inalinw changes In Ihe work, disappointed American town might ,',ut no OI11. (.x(, ,.MSed a desire to yet imiport them to help with the ..Hurn to the bondage of dress BLUE MT. ICE CREAM : The Best in Eastern Oregon. ' 1 " 39c Quart, all day toiiionow SUNDAY i. . .ii 1 .' ' 1,1 I. " 2 Ice 'Cream Cottes 'for '5cnr, . .'' ' . ' They're Twins at ", :: '' ' BERGER S CASH ''GROCERY;'.. :::,v o o , O.i o .' O'- o . o " . . o Q 'O ' O 1 O I .0 . JIHO census. Sam Haddon Jr. or the Oregon Journal declares that "nothing ! setK off ihe beauty of well shaped j limit. i like stockings of black silk." ' We fear that Sum is due to face domes! In unpleasantness if his wife doesn't wear 'em. SUN.-.MON.-TUES. He'll Enchant You With His Golden Songs of Love! ramon NOVARRO GAY rvfcADRDQ) DASIHXO cnliiiijciw . . . dii.-.k- . .l HCIIOI-IIHH . . . IlllkllllK Bnilnrx . . . ynuili cull liitf to youth , . . j on nit Jovo under n prcm-cnt m.Kin of olil Spnllit . 1 w - T ffr ' OOOOOOOOOOOOi Last Times Today "THE MYSTERIOUS ISLAND" Vacation Style For Capitol Is Set By Hoovers ' - lly Sun. MirXamarii (Associated I'tess Htarf Writer) WASHINGTON' (AC) Capital smart folk got a new slant on sum mer outings as the President's wife, cabinet women nnd the first woman candidate Tor V n I t e d States senator chose cabins In the wild'-. Kach year sees more prominent women turning to sweaters and the peace of the plains and the hill. Most of them, however, are women who have lived much in the west and know the glories of a flaming sun dropping out of sight behind mountain pen ks. Wives of the cabinet members who plan to build two-room cabins on the Itapldan near President Hoover's; summer camp are all women, who, like Airs, H,oover, are lined to outdoor life, Mrs. Mitchell, wife of the attor ney general, spends every summer with her family In Minnesota, where t hey fish ami tra mp and gather round the campHrc at night to recount tales of tin day's fun, Mrs. Wilbur, wife of the socrf lary of the interior, did a great ileal of horse-hack riding In Cali fornia before, ii fall gave her an Injury from which eh" Ik Just re covering. Mrs. Hyde, wife of tin- secretary f agriculture, owmi anil operates several farmn In the middle west. These three outdoor-loving wo men w 111 be Mrs. Hoover's near est neighbors when the stillne-is of summer nights fails over the Mine Itldge mountains. ltuth Hiinna Mrt'ormlck plans styles of that period. The whole evening proved very enjoyable and the refreshment hour gave an op portunity for all tit renew ac quaintances. Al.r. and Mrs. Lewis who have come to Tnlon lo take over the Kastern Oregon Iteptibllcn n hiive taken apnrtnienlH at the (leorge Baird home. Ibdh Mr. .Unvls and his wife hnve had a good deal of experience In the newspaper game and Mr. Selbtrd feels that he has lei I the paper In efficient hand.1. Mr. Lewis has devoted all of hi:; business lite to this work, having spent about So years on j pa pew In the San .)oa.uiu valley, California. The four previous to I coming to C'nl on Mr. and Mrs. Lewis edited a paper in (loldfield. . Nevada, once a booming mining town it. has gone ihe way of manyj other boom towns. Mr. Lewis in optimistic over the possibilities ; of fnion and Its adjacent terri tory. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Halrd moved this week to La (Irande where Mr. Halrd will assume his new duties UK district manager of the M)ic AIiiit stor-cH. The Kastern Oregon Light and . Power company held their month-j ly business meeting nnd dance at! the Spfrt smell's lodge In Cnion Kriday evening. Employes from j La. (irande, Halter mid Cnlon to- j golher with their wives enjoyed a social evening of dnnelng follow- Ing Ihe liusiiiesti session. The chief j business of the evening was the election or nlficers for the ensu- j ing venr. The following wcjk bo- ! leeted; president. U'Tt I Ji nt'. nf (Irande; vice presbleiit. (iniut Tucker of Cnion; secretary. Neal j Ityder of Hatter; and sergeant at ; ariii-i, Jim King of linker. Mtmde I wa:i furnished by a bcat orcliestia ! and about 4 a were in attendance at the dance. LOCAL nn Farm Lighting Batteries ; We are equipped to provide complete service by an experienced battery man on lightng plant batteries. We use Willard methods and gen uine Willard parts. 1 ' If your battery needs replacement we can usually get immediate delivery of , Willard units. , YHAOC MAflM CO I T liHIkO AUTOMOTIVE n ELECTRIC CO. i 213 Greenwood , Phone M-526 Across from L. W. Weeks, Chrysler Dealer OHK(it (HIIL WINS ClUCACtO, May 17 (AP) Miss TbelinH CorneUus of Cornelius, Ore., was selected today as na tional chiinqiidn in the seventh national livestock and meat board with Hie support of the Pulled States di-p.i rtnient of agriculture, eollegeH nnd high schools. Tin' aiinounceni'-nt was made Nut.. .. .. ,. Stove ....... Fancy Lump . . COAL . . $12.00.Ton .. .. .. . $13.25 Ton .$13.75 Ton I lo "lose herself' in the wilds "f j by the eoinm,1ttee of home eco- iiinil'-.i pupils ami to award ac eomp:i nying prizes for scholar ships. I Mstrict winners included Miss Martha and Uwinn, of Wlchi'a, ICan. Wyoming, hhe is telling no one the location of her western re treat. Jho will have complete se cluMon until time to start on her campaign for nenntor next. fall, i Mary ltfbertf Ititlehart, another prominent Wash I net on ian. always fcpendn her suirdneiti on a western ranch. These prices are for coal de liver ed in La Graunde, let us fill your bins now. J Erickson Durland 1 I'hone Main 792 1525 Jefferson St. PARIS Kits contingent of Am- erican gold star mothers nrriveti. o,..