Tuesday June 3, 1930
' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OREGON
Page .Five
V
LOCAL
k isllol Suiulny-t-
Ur. nnd Mrs. H. S. Ball 'drove to
itlihiiKfl illll -on Hundny nnd 'Vis.
Htcil with tbrir fiionils, )r, onii
air. Harvey HiiyneM, who huve
htilRO the henoon light there.
vo jriii'iuuii
air. nnd Sirs. A. I; Hoover spent
Simdny vlHltinK 111 Mi'ui'li'im with
rj i iends. .
VMUtl ' . .-v, .
Hurley Allen, nttmncy from
V11llmv11, nnd his mother, lire.
Myrllo Allen, visited in J-il (li'inilo
mi inimi mi wi.-1-oriiuuii . .
Hero From II lllll IllKton
W. A. liuriiH. nf JliintinKtnn. Is
in La tlninilp for it few diiyu.
I'liim Wnlloivn
(Ilfffird MWiiiinls, nf Wallowa,
Islted In U t.i-.unlo iho fir.il of
ilm week. .
'
At F.nli'rprlso
Mrs. Vernon Alnswnrth spent
Decoration day visiting relatives 111
Knterprlsc. '
I'lslilna Trill '
Vor n 9 li Alnswnrth" and Ills
i,inihnr .limit,- A Itiswnrlli. iircom-'Ku
panted hy .1, II. Dlehl. went i.v, :malMUn4Llal ,,,B
Joseph Creek and spent Thursday county '-clerks office.5 ; ;- .... '
Fihlay ana sunn-liny hhihiik. i tt'y i
returned with a. ; very good catch,-:
Ihoiigh the weather ennilitlons were ,
mkyablo, they siy.
Visiting ' , .' I - , .. ';-- "-" .
Mrs. AVIllio Thomas went 10 j(ovwj te, l4(jmuU-Alieol-
yesterday nftornonn where,. An.s ifj(),ile. of Islnnd, Cily,
sho will visit wllh friends for a hjis moved' to .Lii ..nninie to makp
few days. her hnnje at; thn Grande Itniulo
' . . npartments,-" . ,
To Porllanil ! . . .
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kidrtlo and 'yt -the. IIMcIr
family drove lo Portland during The following arc registered nt
tho weekend. Before returning ooa j,0tels; M'ss Hvelyn Dl Itois,
they expect to go on 10 Ainninnuiii Baker; Mr. and Mrs. H. J. War
nnd spend a few days coming back neTi . Pendleton; JJ.--.1J, J'etorson,
to La Grande the last of the week. Spokane; Mrs, A;,,H, - Richards,
' , jTacoma; Miss. Kdythe Richards,
Vv Isllcd Tacoma; . Wright, Tacoma;
' sir. and ajrn, TJoy Onrper visited jenee Ijindap, Los Angeles; Pat
over tho weekend with Mrs. Car- ,ric4- chlndllVsaqta-.ai-opicni -Ham
per's parents. Mr, and Mrs. tleo;.- imge and wife, 'Cjenese, Idn., and
i.'Aiirlnoy at Troy, llorold Cnrper-OKe aruiey, -fSupeite. ,' '
brother of Roy Carper, drove with j ,
tnem as mi u (,m. ;',o 'taiK 011 i.inw -
' s I Cluirles Jliilgapian , announced
Al-Wallowa - today that the president "nf the
rrs. W. P. Ballard went to Wal- xatlonal Lime asociaHon. Norman
Iowa on Decoration day to Visit e. Hough, will, be guest speaker
with friends and relntlvm pnd.re-; evening at pi in. on the
mained until Sunday, when she re,- Westlnghouss Salute program over
turned to Iji .Grande. Her daugliT liie,' Natlouil BroadcaDtinf coul
ter. Miss Kvelyn Hnllard. is DOW pnriy. The radio talk wll deal
visiting In Troy with her grand-
mother, Jlra, A, H. Mctllnnis.
Itetui'liod Tfoinc. I
ni, V. L. Ralston returned to j
La Clnindo last evening, "tier j
spending several weeks In the Hast,
Hri Is at his office today.
Annulling Convention -
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Slato. of
Bend,; Ore., arrlverl in l-n-iiraniio
Sundny and are visning tor a iew
davs at tho home nt air. ami .111s.
Ilydn Sullivan. Mr. Slale Is at
tending the llarliers conyonnoi)
Willie nere. I ney are mi 111.-. ij-nt-
dents of La Grande and won Known
here.
i . . -
Vacation Triii-
Mr. and .Mrs. T. H. Moore have
left for a vacation trip turougn
Oregon .nnd wasninglon. jura.
Moore will visit Her nrntner wnuo
I : '
mprovlng
Jjri-R. crnaries jieuingiieia is
pldly Improving from her recent
Iteration and is now able to bo up
ml around some eacli day. -
ni Jllllllingtoil ' r
lr. and Mrs. Wm., Beery nnd
hilly spent Decoration . day at
unlington, visiting with Mrs.
tery's sister, Mrs. Greenlave. Mr.
AST MINUTE
;radiiatinn glflM no troubln at I
II If you buy printed writing I
taper. KvcryhiHly uses il nip!
iki-s II. -J
X F.ISON ' I
Opposite 1'iwt Office I
I J-.
Chiropodist
And
Accn npeciiiusi
DR. L. 15. KATON
r'tl'racliee Limited to the
l'nol )
All Fnot Trouble Successfully
Treated -Appointments
Desired
The Sacajewea Inn
Tel. Main 830
KMimiiuitinn Free
CARHARTT
UNION MADE
OVMLS
$1.65
J
J Bepry returned to Ut Grande (hnt
oyenlntf, but .Mrs, Beery nnd funilly
ruinvineu over qud returned 1,-int
nlKht, hriiiBin); vlth Ihem, Jlin.
(ireeiiBlave'o daughter, Muriel, who
oiiect to go pn to J-emJIeton for
It Hhnrt Visit. with hoi. pnnuln tl,a,...
'-.,
Conked Food Stile
1-resbyteiian I-idien Aid will hnl.1
a conked food sale on .qnlnrdnv 1.1
Mile Oiiimminltv rittnli uinra
. . . , . . ..)' ' ,
irt Tndiuw
Kuntim leverage, who bp been
ifvK With his grandmother, Mrs.
(, if. Hiyaone, all winter left this
IllOrnlni fni' th hnmn nf li t nic.
., near -Union, where he will
,i ,!,.,- ,.,
ton iimiIb the twelve-mile t'rln on
his Meycle. , ' --t t.
- r,nlrrtAin A hi . -
jIr!i- Alvin Westenskow wl) en-
tortaln the lmbler Ijidles Aid so-
eintv Thursdav afternoon ut her
home. It is expected that the miilt
on wi,ioh the women have been
WOrklnn will ho finished at that
time. . i . . . .
Mnri'lnao Lic-ciise !
: . Rnymonit I,. I'busell and Lillian
ui. i..'
., - -r, - . ; .
j. - jnea (,, Klll"K-- - '
Howard Tiffany, charged - with
spoeding,. w.ia fined $Jfl Inst n.'ghL
, In t he m uniclpal ': court, -
with thfl romnnciv. and history of
tho lme Industry.
Uiieiut Kiiiiiinoi-
lJy Downing, of Prulrie Oily, Is
n ,a Grande to spend the suiumer
hero. He Is staying at the lionie of
his sister, Mrs. M. C. Hlukc.
Ia'H Yrstrnlus-.
Jack Klnpahl left yesterday for
OjikJpnd, Ci,, ..wiiero he will visit
with relMttvea and friends. Jack
Is a junior il) the high .school here,
llliprovluuw ' -.
Vuvonpu anil Bobby Bluke,
daughter and son of Air, and Mrs.
M- Blake, who !i'-vo' bnen ipiltp
ill during 'the I'ant week, are luW
very much jmpriVed.; ',.
prom BaM'r '
Miss litsjiB cv Buck, of I?akeiv Is
visiting in La Grande at tho lioiiiis
of her ntlllt. Mrs. Matt Coalwell
for a couple of weeks, Mlsa Buck
will pttend the suinmer school ut
the Normal and stay wltli h
aupt, Mrs. Coalwxll, during ita aeaj.
sion. - " .. .'
Team toWt '
The American Legion Auxiliary
drill lean) 'MI meet this evening
at the Stuie Highway shops at 8
o'clock. All members or il- WW
arc urged to be presept.
I"'IIM 'Jnlght
Tho L. - A. of B. Of R. T. will
meet this evening nt the KagUa
hall. - '. . ; '."' '. ": '
Ml I'd
Mr. ami Mrs, Henry Hiding, who
have livid in l a Uiando lt-r llii
:,sl several yeurs. left. last. nigh.
for 1'rovo. I'tah where they , will
make Hit ii homo.
To Porllimd
I Miss Frances Kelly left yester
day for J'nrtlapd by far wluiru she
win visit with friends for a few
days then going on down to Nelarts
beach to spend a portion 01 ner
Slimmer vacation.
Hero Vetiinrdiiy
lloss'Ulllley, of Kuifene, field
secretary or the Oregon f'hiistiun
Kndeavor Union, left & Crande
last nlKht for Portland. He stop
ped here yesterday on his return
from filtcndUiK the Cipanile itnnde
Union convention held nt Halfway.
Ilaselmll T'oiiis
The American Legion Junior
league baseball tryouts wil l held
Sut'irdny at 3 o'clpck at he high
school field. This wail originally
arranged for last Saturday but rain
prevented the tryouis.
Of Pendleton
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Enibysh, of
Pcndletpn, nnd their daughter,
stopped in Ir Prande Menday
morning on their way to Minne
apolis, Minn., on a visit.
r,p Joyed Plcnle
A number .of student pf the T.n
Grande Business college enjoyed A
picnic at the Riverside park last
Friday chaperoned by Mrs, Minnie
Rynum.
Niend Vacation
Mlsa Katharyn rwu arrived
here Saturday from Pendleton In
spend a two weeks vacation here
with her parent,, Mr. and !ni. V
F. J'eetr.
llelnrneil TriMiie
Mr. and Mrs. Splvey and dauirh
ter, Johnnie aud two sons, return
cd to The Dalle, Monday morning
travelling by car. Ml us Splvey vis
iting at the home of Miss lwannu
Graham while here. The latter
part nf last week, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Splvey were in Baker visiting for
a few days. .
From v. Powder-- '
Mrs. Kd lirout, of North Powder,
Is visiting in Jji Grande with rela
tives for about a week. 8he came
here for Decoration day.
I'mm Wtillu AViillu
-Mrs. Blaine Cieer, of Walla Wal
la, and her daughter, Mrs. Ver
non Hkcnhach, of Los Angeles, vis
ited at the home. of Mrs. Phillip
Lockwnod Iho first -of the week
and are now with , relatives In
Cove. : 1 ,
From Wallowa
Mr. C. .A. Hunter, of Wallowa,
Is visiting ut the home of Mrs, J.
P: Mprelock for several days. .
To l'oillunil ,
V Miss Kllcen Morclock left Sun
day morning for Portland to spend
the summer. During the past win?
ter, Miss M.oreloek has been n
teacher in the Hlverla school..
Here SiinilliJ
The Hev. Willinm Bradner, head
of he department nf religious edu
cation in tho diocese of Mnssaclitlr
setts nnd formerly a missionary
from Covo, will hold services.. Hun
dny morning nt 11 o'clock in the
i f !- liter's Kplseopal eh.i.vl, in La
.j.,""''. ' ' ' ' . . , . '
From Baker. ..
' M r, nnd Mrs, Alfred Illlchln. of
Baker, spent tho weekend yisltlng
Atr, old ll'8. Cliarles Wale. .'
Returned lloine - .
Mi-st Virginia Warnlek has re
turned homo from a weekend visii
to . Hugene.
From I'liillaitil
Mrs. lOUabetlt .Lynn, who spent
Ilia winter in Portland, will be In
li Grando for the summer with
her daughter, Mrs. C. Wale. .
At Hie Hotels
The following nrp registered at
local hotels: c, ):. rnraon,. The
Dnlles;'A. Aquino, 1'orlhind; Osepr
Lurie. Porllaml; Mr. nnd Mrs. 11.
W. Allen, Seattle; Mr. and Mrs.
'(;. X. Noble, PnrUnnd: C'.,yv, Jlinl-
snn, Portland: H. II. llonch, Salt
Tko City; Mr. and .Mrs. J. D. Cal
lahan,. Chicago: Mrs. C. K. Wells.
Hillsboro; Mrs. W, tl. Hare,' Hills.
Iiorp; L. : F. Pennington, llolse;
Mrs. 11. );. Charlton, Portland; F.
Wlrkprd. Portland; Mrs. Glenn
Shcrnd anil daughier, Wallowa;
Mrs, Beta Wilson, Wallowa; George
McCuildy. Iliinllpgton; George K.
Jlnrr, Pprtland; llerl. Anilersnn,
lluntlpgtop.
FnnU Portland ' '
Airs. Winifred McCoy and prrnnd
dH)itf)iltir, AihH winirmii Uphanv.
of I'ortland, were in la Grande on
Decoration day. Alrn. McCoy In n
former ronldent of this city.
Iasi-'ci Tliroiigli
Mrs, Frn nk Glldersleeve ilrnve
through thn clly iMemorlal day on
her wuy to Lewlston. Sho expectetl
to return homo soon. Mrs. Whlt
inore, of lOiiloi prlse, Is acooinpany
ing her. . " ,
MiM Ktiifiia Kreedenbnrg and her
mother, Mrs. Kreedenbnrg, of Jo
seph, wen; In Iai (irande Moiuluy
am. returned home with her
youiiKer Hlster', who lias been htnv
for, poyeral weelia' nudorKoliig a
Hindu operation und treatment.
lteliirpeil IJiiiip -r
Miss Jean Itayboin returned
home Sundny from a weekend visit
Willi her parents In Weston.
To Walla Walla
' Mr. and Mrs. It. 1.. Iteynnliil
have returned from a weekend irip
to Walla Walla wlter,, liny Hp. nl
AJeiiH iria day. On their way home
they stopped in 1 Yllillctiill.
Alo"il lloro
Mr. and Mi's. tf. V. Phillips, of
TlierinOpoIlM, Wyo. came lo the
luilluy reieiuly find are IiiivIiik thn
Perry place near lmbler where
they will make tlpir home.
Tonsil Oiifti'iitliiii.
Hllddy I'ooper is improving fol
lowing an operation for the re
moval of1 ills tonsils perf.H meil
last eel( nt tho "r. Won.lerlieft
hospital.
VMllllKr-
Miss Virginia. Inijiiiifll n Is vlslt
tpg at the farm home of her fous
Ins, Mr. and Mrs. Hurt (Irout, f.
ll few weelfs. ' ,
I'miil llali'1'
Mr. tipnnk, an IliHuranro sales
man from lliiker, w:is in i.a (Jratlilc
AlondMy op business.
lJrnm I'nioii
Hal ICCes, of I'lilpn, was a busi
ness visitor in l,a. Orap.u yesterday.-
hi liirlland
Otis Palmer is expected lo re
turn home this evening rrom Port
land. I.ndj(. Ml'llllK
All nienibers of lhe Crystal fte.
in-kplt lodge are requested lo be
pres-nt at the ineeetlng titmoi-row
evening in tile Odd I'Vliows ball.
Jienruiil llii'v-
Miss Hdmi Mae Wilson has re
turned home from a weekend trip
spent vsting friends In The iJ.illes.
tJ'.lose Mtirllnjf
The l.oynl Order of the Moose
will meet tomorrow night for a so
cial evening, di-ipensing with lhe
regillar business st s.ion.
Anierk'ait Icaiiiii Me'ts
The June business meeting of
the American I.egion post will be
held Wednesday evening nt 8
o'clock in the Sacajuwea Inn.
Itiirs Stand
Mrs. C. 11,, Devine has purchased
the Sacajawea Cigar stand from
Mrs. (Jrant Fogle. who has owned
It since the hotel opened.
Mr,.
Clark Fllegerald la agisting- Mrs.-
Devlne in. the operation' uf tha
stand. ; Mrs. IVvine was ' formerly .
representuilve for the. Four A pi -1;
ganliuitlun in this city aqd Qurlpg '
the puBt two years wpn the state
prize four times in the member- :
ship contests. ' - r -
.ii. . , " . .. foio tier u-Jjlenco uuiC ulso e.
Vrftm Twmutmm ; : . lloiiiiiiUff Iho proper service, 'lh.!
Mr. nnd Mrs. O. L. Lindsay, mf W"! "ill be;
Tacoipo, were guests at the home. Haked lialnion Steaks wllh
of his mother Mrs. Allen 11. Und- . Hollundalse Sumo
sav and hls-slster Mrs. K IV Mioln.iOutehesse Caullllower
camp, of Island Citv. Mr.-Lliid-l
say has charge of the Tuaoiua unit
of tha Mar Murr company, inolud
lug about GO stores. ' 'Chey enmo
ier lust Thursday and returned
hnnio yesterday, ill was born in I
this valley and was a resliinht of
La (ininile until leaving here about
20 years 11 go.
Sambo, Ruf us To
Be Entertainers
At Minstrel Show
Sambo ami ItufiiV and p. now
vphnpMtltiM, lampuu colored
w .n , i ' , ", ,rk
, ' . itHO unii wiiiu u was very aurau
l,r(.n.le hotel ballroom. And a host . (1V W1S ,.,,,, ,
of others ;.n sopif and dance uum-; lafco 1.epar..iii...s and ar
bors ehoriis. harmony., vtrios.-wn ,lnenl , , , ,
Plantalion nclodies, modern , jaV. amla of tlw ho..el,..ld Inolii.Unt,
hl.s, that have ,,l! ,he: pep tit the tw0 llul.mi' ,. V,H-
Mr, ",,ns,P6 S"0,V ' " - i ' dieit In whom ..a Ov.nde eooUli.a
liekets are on s,Ue and may.be , enth.islasis nr., so Interested,
secured from Miss .wtbcj I. o.y or J)reparatlon Is such Unit l.
iUltV .IUII.I 1 lUlli. .flit! pilllll.'. lH
r , y 'i
v tin 1 1 . Y ' ' !; i V '"
Prof.! finilehsniif1
ldtes Mmslrels. . ..Overtara Chorii.
lap oapce :,..(s upy)H.ian), iider
Vocal so.o -l-aroline" Kasltis Ureen
v ' . Itepartee hndiifen .
Vocal solo "II iBhty l.at a Hose" I
Horat.ita 1'rl.nrose
vocal trio ''Hume'. : ' I
Hamlio Jones
, utu Hiacit ,
Amps and ;Andy'-
..lp Person
Awnmn io .,Huddy llo.mpaito
' . ,': ' . .' . I
tin in.. ..l., i r..i.n ' - I
niin n mm niiut' .... .
. :..MIss Clladys lto.tei ts
Hanjo nuet. ; ..
( eorKe Melaprop .
si, li iu.. , ,. w .in i
.. . . . .
Hrown l-.yed Susan" . j
Mose llrown and ..isploora fipllllen
,, , , , Acf. ' '' . " .. ,
onlralto solo 'Carry Ma Hack , to
Old Vlrslnny" .. .
larl .me soto ..r....."t,.,l lilack Joe")
'"""'I"S . ..lliinipty Diimpiy.
l'appy Horn; 1
: Cholo .with PlcUlillnnles .
I'lnale, Plantation .Scenes and
'.I ,, Soups , -
Mal.ls Allifelina and l.lwi l.oa
I'aKo l.iitle Illack Ale . ..." ..
' Orelientra Mo.se Jeartlroke,
Cleorge Cafeteria, Jasper C'atljcart,
1'roi, yonchisOiig . ; l,
Jload uuher. ... ,-Abrahapt SifOwbal
Theaters Secure
i First- Showings
'I'lio l.n (Jiyinde Theaters, Inc. J
nnnoiince two tic.ures In advance!
pi' metropolitan centers of the J;
nprtliwi'st lor the pext few ;day.i.
The Itetura of Dr. Ku Munchu,"
a Paramount picture, will open
here next Thursday. This will tie
Die Oregin pruuier.of the picture,
with Portland seeini; t . for tho
first lime on Saturday two days
later. - .
."Kline llieh." a circus picture,
listed as a IDifOVill release, wllj be
seen for the first tune, in tne pa
cifln Norlhwest In .Id (Jrnnde on
next Kun.lay. It Is a J'ulho film.
BISHOP CANNON '
lVITlVtWCta IVlIlAV
. H llnKsBS. . IWa
Cpniniid (rem Page Cn(J
Southern M.-lhodist . board 9'
whltih ho Is head look part in the
. ........... -r u -f ehn.rrevt.
L-l.-vtlwil 1,1 ..i.,,.f, , o
he replied:
"ii, we- have done ' nothfnfe
ASrUln from wemling out llleralur-.
W have talien no- part i) elec
tions." -
"VP" look nnrt in the J0fi flec
tion t" ' slied Henator 'uhfl.
drmoerat, Montana.
:1 have luUen a part in every
Pol Ion Hinee 1 have -.hwfjnm Of
eU-clJoii
Ko a a oItiwH. We KliDply went
mil slntemeniM of'thc eh inch and
of the hoard. As to K''ttlnK Inlo
parli( nlar rifihtH 1 did .jiol. except
perhaps In my own Hlate."-
"lint you were aelve Jn tho
I02S eloetlon, were yog not, IJih
opV" "A little morn aetlve tha iihikiI.''
Tin." Jil"hoi utfd lhe annual
hud wi nf Iho on id ra n ri n
around $ir.000 or $lfl.0ftft a year,
hut that he himself reeelvod no
t-alary I nun the hoarl, ,
"It. wa not my hahlt to lohhy
personally vr'ry pnieJl," ho added,
nxplnjnlnj? he used thp word "loh
hy" iih meaning Ifgltlmntc imtlvr
fly to preKent views on leglfllntlon
tn. tiimher of eopgrpRH.
Que-Htlpned Uy Wlh, Hie wit
nvb'i read a lelegarin h and oth
ei'H Kffnt Oavreiury Mellon ip 108,
miylng tlMt If prohlhllloii enfpree
pi tut appropriation! were not In
ftreaMed, the question would arlfe
whftthe,!' the trvamuv "ulnemely
tlesireM effective enforcunuit."
W'alfh asked If (hat meant
f'annou waf. Ulnf-aUHfld wittypro
hiltltlon pnforeement.
"Tho telegi-apt flpepkjrt for it
aeliV replied the pltdjop.
Cannon ail he urgei Mellon
to Hiipport the Ilnrrln umitndiiient
In Increase prohihlilon appropii
iilfonii by 2b.ut)(i ,uuu.
An exchanjge of corresponrtenee
hfl ween 'annon a nd President
Hoover, heforit hie Inatiiriinitlon.
hiir read:
The letter 0 Hoover, dated Jan.
li. I'JJ'S, nald:
"In ordr that yoij may have
full Information, 1 (jm enrloslnf
nine KtutepifiiUi In refrvnre to
lhe appropriation of $.4.000, 000."
Hoover replied:
"Muny ihanki jnderd for your
letter of Jayary ti. am very
Clad to have the Information you
end,"
JPJIEE COOKING
SCHOOL OPENS
- AT 2 O'CLOCK
' ( Continued from Pago One)
l French 'ried OnloiiB I
Ovrrnlght Finger Hells
- itoi-aerauish Cream uresstiiii 54 cup nut meals.
Vegetable hulud 'Molhnd--(Irnhnm
craeker cream Tie I Mix In the cnnvontlnl rake math.
corfcu
Tho demonstintiou opens t two
p'do' h and the itumun or thu town
V,trlUUll ll KUt'mtt Ut TlHi IJDSt'l'Vt r.
Atutiy woiuf ii tmtl H iiiuru wit'
VlUlel(i UIXl III ((111 llt'HH-UltlO 10 I'M-
loiutin thttii' emit ut liSiu'inuii-utul
)ift t tinitD iiiuirwattiti, ami thit
lloHiem . Id id wi've soitH-thiiitf
V uiflti run he iMopun-ii mm hi
J!;?". ...irT1. If ".7...0
tpthpf houiHi'hoia ilutWts," hum I Mr
j.ul,eui. in rt'firiiiK to'the lunch-
'lb., ineiiii was one sh . i.-e.l m
it, u ,, ..,., lnni mii.I
ntl to enjoy tho aflulr herselt.
If Should the JioMitt at bridge
(.l)))eS: . ,,. .,,, J('
event, either the first ur the
s,.00na c((UrHe Af.
.noon refreshliienU should be
, , , , ,,
.fc(v , , ,, Ump.
.h .,, ..., ...
I'vrry attractive. The cover lor tha
' table was of Riven organdie, whllu
Ipr the card tnbles oYuan.llo of the
illffnretir nnliii'u u-n iimiwI. l'hls is
;uillPtllinff n,nv nllU ,K vory K0(, j
this'. rieiiHon according to Mm. iMe-,'
n
jn . ... .
A,)j01111 iH ',lclnK ,
,10 ilemonsfratlons this year by
iJM(w ,..vtt ,rtlH,t11. of , valley.
:tt 1omn ''""""nil" leachitr of sev.
erai , years experience. 'I hu nieiin
f ,,, wn UH to ,
or,.lioi, UH ,,, ,,y Wci.ea.f
lienK Klven also in dotall.
lvcr by J. H. Peare Son.
( A Cl.l'll I'l'NCIIIOOX
.y0ow and Lavender
Mol(led Wll.,llln ,, pineapple
r Salad
: , , nillphM!( i.IltteS
! iiliinberrv Miiiflns Plrklca
FipzenNesselrpdo puddings
Kmnll Arnblnn Cakca
.,,, ,. ,,ff. - candles
,li)lile, Sbrtliip ami l'lneupplp
. ( Salad I'or I'.lglti
1 ran shrimp.
1 Nu, i alicuil pineapple,
1 pap diced eatery.
I medium Blued iMicnmher.
Vin'Slcy.s . . . i . .
II lioxes' lemon Jello.
i pint inayonnalsn.
1 head lettuce.
1 tepspopn salt.
; Method
, Ad.i to ()0 nlneannlo Juice, hot
''water lo make 1 (iiarl. H-lnB to a
jJ0ll n(I U(j t, 2 )0!(cs of .lello and
lhe l;,i. Tn cu,) of tho
nqnld Jelo, add lavender coloring,
1'so a (ixlil Hluss or aluminum
pan, Pour In ' Ineh of Jello. i.et
harden. Mplto eight flowers, psln
pleces of pineapple for the petals
and u piece of shrimp for tho rep.
parsley for thn leaf. I'opr
teaspoon pf gelatine ovor eacli
flower to sec I.et harden. Pour op
;the lavender Jcllp. Let harden. Mix
lu'B op-en eei-ry, u vu-.. .,
'.cleaned and broken shrimp and
-diced plneapplo. Spread evenly
ovor u,B mold. i.,t. harden. Turn
" n':e ,. Place on l. tluee
'' ',M.w'..r"'.,.u . '.... ,.,
I""" """'
Dutchess I'outmrs fr Ulslit
8 hakiPK polatoes.
1 Mi eups milk.
2 egg yolks.
Salt. '
Cut a sllee off one side of baked
'potato. Seoul) out tho poiulo and
I mash thoroughly. Add scalded milk
Inn.l l.nfll W.lll Aflfl llOlllnil CelT
am Thp (ttloeH ,,,
. mf Kill Iho hellM. Ilaefl Into
a hot oven for 10 mlnuten to ho
mire tho. potatoes are hot.
KcRsrlrmln IMiiIiIIiikh for lCIla
2 eutt yolks.
. 2 tahluftpoonH corn Rtnrnh.
cup HtiKir. ,
cap norn Hyrtip.
1 pint thin cream,
. 1 cup whipping erenm.
A tenpoon nail.
V4 cup corn syrup,
cup flUrCar.
V clip ralfiinH.
cup currantH.
Vi cup.n'niond meals.
1 idico candled plnenppln,
teaHpoou vanilla,,
Method
Make a custard out of lhe okk
yolkfl. corpHtareh, Vt llp HUKar, A
cup corn Hyruji, 1 pint thin cream
nnd M teaHpoon nnlt, UHltiff a
doiihlo holler. J'iwI iatly freeze.
Heat well, 'Muko a xyrup of cup
HUK'ir'. cup corn nyrup and
cup water. Add the raisiiiM, enr
runtit, chojtped hlanched almonds
and ground candled pineapple. Ut
Htand till cold. Mi ill. Fold the
fruit and whipped cream nnd vanil
la Into tho frozen mixture. Freeze.
Heat well, Pack Into Kmal) cases f
or fancy mold. Freeze. Hervo with
whipped cream or u rich custard j
tauee.
II1tidMTry Muffins
1-3 cup shortening.
Vt cup sugar.
4 teaspoon salt.
4 teaspoons baking powder.
1 egg. '
cup milk.
2 cups flour.-
I cup blue berries.
Method
Cream the shortening, add the
sugar and heat well. Add alter
nately, egg yolk With the milk and
tha flour sifted with h salt and
baking ponder. Fold in th$ blue
I berries ami beaten white of egS.
26 minutes ut 400 degrees F.
' Arnhentl C'ako - x '
la cup shortening.
1 cup sugar, ?
1 Vi cup flnuiy ;
H teaspoen soda..
A teaspoon nutmeg, .
ft .teaspoon cinnamon.
Vi teaspoon lemon Jtllee.
1 tablespoon cocoa.. (
1 teaspoon vni)lla.' '
ty"cup sour milk.
2 I liL'S.
cd.
Baku In an 8 Ineh Niunre
,, lined with piled paper, forty
nilnnies at 850 degrees 1'
Other HeelppH
Sliawturry rrtturros
1 fltiart larttfl firm bHriiiw.
i nips bujjiir.
our ixwiiMK water over me
HtmwliprrlpH.
llnll. - rut into
Ijm'hu kel tj.
Aihl 2 nips mitral'.
I'"'. "V" 'f B":!',f ".""" Hh",;r...alniai.,ed Bod majorities. Stale
hnt don't ytir. living to a quiek
boll, lloll unoovereil' R mhuiteH.
Let slainMK hours. .Seal In jars or
1 Vi PP mmur. .
, 4 cup water, , . '
cpiarl cream.
1 flat can enmhed pineapple.
, 1,-3 eup it i on ml njitineatn.
Make n twraff of Urn .anwir and
,nter. chill. Add slralpod . and
wnter
drained
liineapplu.. Fold in Iho
whipped ereain.
Freeze In a piold
or Ip t refrlKiil'lltpr Hay
Hut NpUtiI (iniiii'l'nill
1 quart ttrapc Julep, ,
l& lenspoon mace, .. ( ,
yt teaspoon qinnnmnn,
0 whole' cloves.
4 tnltlespooi) lemon jtilre,
Put the spices lp a rhoese clnth
...,, , ,i ,t
spice's, ; HeiHitve llin , saek.; Adil ,
lemon juieij, Slay serve w 1 1 h j
whipped cream..
cnib DellRht
S tablespoons ohopped pepjtera.
1 tablespoons htittpr.
2 lalilesponna flour,
H tenpsoon. niiistnrdi .
Vi teaspoon salt. ...
' Jlas-dl eayenno. . . .
1 cup straipeil coo)od tnmnloes.
t packaBe'Velvrla cheese.
' 1 eKK. , ....'.. . . '
nnp mjlli. .
1 cup orab meat,
Method-- ... .'.'"'
I Cook tho (jroen pepper Ip Iho
l liutter 5 minutes. Stir In le flnur.
Add the seasonlni-'s and tomatoes,
Add broken up ohoeso, Cnot over
hot water until tho cheese la melt
, cd. Add tha boulen imif nnd' seald-
od milk, Cook unijl ho OBB Ihlck-
ens tho .mixture. Add the crnb
ment. riorve nn liot toast.
. ciieeso anil Hani KainUvli'lun
, li eggs, :. . .
. i vj cups milk. ';,. . ,
14 toaspoon salt.
' llutter, , ; . . t
- ,mcod hrenfl, '.. .,
' 1 piii-kiiKn Volvelh cheese, V
Hlleed cooked Jinm.
Add tho mlik ami . salt to im
heiiten eifus. Hprcad bread with
butler and sofft-noij rheese. Put
two pleees tOBOther with a slice of
cooked ham between, J))p the
whole supiHvleli Into tho milk and
obit. I'Vy In doop rntnr In butter."
till brown, Horvo hot wllh or wllh- j
opt liimatp sauce
linked Slliw of Jlam
' 1 thick sllno pf ham i Inches.
1 cup brown sugur.
! tablespoons flour, ' ' ' 4
1 14 tablespoons mustnrd,
; S tablespoonu water.
' 1 onp crushed pineapple,
1 cup water, ' '
Make a thick paste of the sugar,
flour, mustard and water. Place
in a hot oven, -15 degrees F. for (
nilnutisa. Cover with the pineapple,
Add tho water, hako 3fi0 degrees
for 30 minuteH. IhiHtn often.
Acknowledgement Ik nitt'lo Of tlU !
coiirtesy , or l.a Orande husineHa
rinus who liuvc. furnlHhed tho
equipment, supplies etc. fur the. i
I'CiO demonslrailons. There are nn
follows:
The Hotpolnt electric rnnKn hy
Iho Knstcrn Oregon Light nnd
power C'o
Thn Kelvlnator, by tho Tarr"
l-'urnitura Co.
JMnliur room furnlturo hy Uc W.
If. Ilolinenkamp Co.
Kitchen , equipment by M''lvllles.
l)inn'i'waro and table decora
tions by KlehnnlHOn's Art & Oift
ahop.
Flowers by the Ctarlc flnrlHls.
1 linens and orpaiidlft by Fn'k's.
Flour by the Ux Omndo Milling
Co.
. Milk, cream nnd butter by lhe.
Uluc Mt. Creamery.
Ino cream nml brend by lhe
Duleli hop.
Meat by ibo flrnndo Hondo Meat
CO. 'A'; ' ' "
Thn grororicH nro furnihed by
the l.a Orande Orocnrv Cp
DPIT. STQfiES 9 p
ff IN THIWI'I
Store No. 13 Lit Oi untie
Colorful
Tubfast Prints
19c to 29c
Borden's
Butterfield's
Celebrated iiiniiufactui
eiu or hif;h cIiibs wash
materials.
Ask for them by name.
'DICKINSON WINS
IN IOWA PRIMARY
Cnnilpued from Pa Oqe)
accept the mandate of, my fellow
republicans.'' (
Tariff Opponent
Itidurno from l.Ufil of 2,433 pre
elncts gave 1 1 an 1 mil I 77,016 votej.
Ho had cunipaiKiied - against the
turltf meusiir.i, coiHenillng its ug
rlculiurat rales 'Were not In . pro.
portion to the new' : . imlustcnl
'schedules. i :
I'rank J, Lund, Senator Smith
w. Bruokhart s former campnlgn
manager, had a tolnl of 20.006, and
, W. (I. I'liyne, veleran editor, truiUd
with 8,400.
lau w. Tninor of Cornitur. st"t'
! Income tax hiIvqmuq, wuh far Hhiuil
joT Kd Kmlth. weivlAry of mat?,
)limi otto liiKe, ehnin stqre op
i iHincnt, for the reptHltrun pom
nation fur covernor. ,
ltepn hi leans .Maintain Ixnd
Ten repuhiiean eonsreesmen al.
Senator Kred llchrit wija b'h'ibiff
In a threo-miriierort nice for the
post now held by Dickinson,, who
was the only representative . pot
Hcekliirf another'term; .
Uepn-Hontallvo W. l ,Kopp,, T..
.1. -in.' Itoliliifion,; and- Oillert:Nt
llniDjen" wore IcadiuB' their oppon
ent)?., while the '.other -siiven. conV
Rre'tifihien had no conti'sta-'within
ihelr party
The, dtitnoeratle. ticket Cor. fjtate.
nl,fli...i , 1.,1 1..., L...wl II IJ.l.rliin.ii,;:A...-..IP.1nriniin-,t Inl.K lhi.lt.. n..-ii
0f.,Wa'Vcrly, .was nominated wllh-
. --,, . . .,
SEVENTH ANNUAL
MESS' FUND: DANCE
Auspices Company E., 186th Infantry
Wednesday, June 4, 1930
ZUBERHALL
l!?1 wepnbsday
H 'j7ov lli'oadwtij's l'i vnrl I o Slar 111
y I f SeVMiiii All. Talltliiir singing
M aPv ' A -b " "l 'U lli'amn.' firwiler. limn' ''Tin'
I iizsjj (y ' ""lll,""v MiM,,'r
mm
with
,.
Plus -
COMING THURSDAY
"RETURN OF FU MANCHU"
. OKEtJON PREMIER SHOWING
ARCADE
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
-
Mlllnii (iit.li
Will I'nwinuiii
In her lirsl
Tillklltff lli'liin
ROD LA ROCQV
CONRAD NACELX
HARIE DREISLER
Plus
Vitaphone Acts
and
Select Talking Shorts
PREHISTORIC -BONES
FOUND
BY WORKMEN
C)itniO(J from Viik On).r "t
ervnk In about two blofkB Koitth
ur discovery. '11m- bones wvif
fnlfly well prewprvptl. .v
a typk or iii:itim:s
I'Iflitor's Noto AiJi'onlliWf tn !
fornialion avalln))lf honr tnduy
tiii)r(a ui's, of which Ihi'ro .wcro
iii;in vut-ietlOH, hei))Woi'(MiH and
ciii iilvorous, werw u .siihclauH uv
onr of roptlles, which apprnrifil'
In Iho TrinH. nnij hocamo extinct
with to .fOKO, nf tho JIjzoIo.
They wero nearly world wlile In
ititHrihulton. hut t)u;lr tifjtmln
i aru na it km hi rlv iHiiuoroiiri in tha
j weHU,,. ,)art uf (ho Unlteil Stntt-s.
( Sum( forniH . wnl)ioU t'tilufly on
tholr hhul lojfs whll
others imed
all fours. Tho largest of the.
dinosaujia were lierbivoroi). .
They varied in slzo from two or
thrt'i. feet to 60 or 70 feet In
length. The earlier type. wero
closely, related to the. early ( roco
diia. and rthyjichoccphnlla.
In recent .numthB cniiHldernbW
publicity has been Kiven to hcv
151 1 discoveries oi . prehiMlor(o
.bones found fu Central and West- .
ern .Oregon, but thin in (ho .first ,
...astern Oregon lind of conse
tiuenee. ' ' " ' . - v,
: , : : j ;
The 42 RonlniH In North Caro-
lino State "colleKO school of eoin-
j 'liefo' ; commencement, none wllh
V...i, r...,.it,, onr..-, .,u - -
BETTY COMPSON
Heniy I). Walthall
, Frank! e Darro : . '
and a big cast : .
T - Spund News and Talking';
Comedy . . ..... . ,.
GRANADA
' "YOUNG MAN OF
MANHATTAN"
ifASTTIMODAY"!
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