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1 f Thursday, June 5, 1930 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Pager Five bonquet wilt bo serwd by the wo men of the let? ton aud all leglouf. nalres are requested to rittend. ' f'tWiu-,! Home , Frederick Jennlson, who' spent ho yvintor attending school unl fay i tlx with Ills aunt. Mr J. K. . teynolds, has returned to his oma Ht Winchester with juhor to spend tin; summer. Mrs, MeCray's .sister. -Mrs. Susan nohinson who Is quite ill. They ;.s,II)m, Ov0rnW. j... ...... .,,Lj ulm IVII "II l.n.i jrpturn trip Tuesday morning. tfiree months, underwent her sec ond operation yesterday morning. No particularly were received ex cepung mat me pnueni was resi- , ing. Miss' Hall has been under- Illness going a-series of treatments and j Mrs. 8. T. Simmons Is III nt hcjr operations fur arthritis,, . jhome in Island City,, " ' . Mrs. Chase Hohncnkamp's mother. Airs. It, Johnson. bis i H(turtu'l From Pnrilnud - , .Miss Anmi( Freels haw returned t' $ -"" . Vi jt her work at Dr. Itnlsiou's office biipiilliorn California utter, n intuitu spent in Portland $3tiw. a ron no Mevonson leu iy ) where she enrolled in courses in ruin:Kunduy on her way to South- X-ray and optometry. -California where she will visit) irfjh;her family and friends. Mrs. Fmcrcj AVlnm' H"sphul itrjveitsun is one of the Normal j Fred Dodie lias gone to Portland icljool training teachers and wiiii where h will become a patient ut vxfiiM about, the middle, of .Juno : the , Veteran's hospllal. p hsHiiim her teaching activities m j i : , jt':iliel i)V nimli Mr. and Mrs. .lamest Nelson have i been called lu liend to attend the ; fuiieral of Mrs. Nelson's father, William Ileynolds. formerly of this i , Mr. and Mrs. Vm. condlt had as their overnight guests, M r. and Mrs. M C. Nicholson,, nf Spokane, Wash., who stopped here last nit; lit on their way homo from an exten sive trip through .California, Ari zona and New Mexico. They are traveling by car. . Kotnrned Home Mrs. c. S. Moore and sons, Dick niwl Hilly, uccompanled by Mrs. (' K. Dixon and daughter, Mnrgare(, and Miss La wan a Myer. of Sum mervllle. have returned from a trip (o Portland the rirst of the week. While there Mrs. Dixon visited h-r ! sister. Itcttirii Home Mr. and M'rs. George Walker, of the Walker Mineral Service, re turned last night from Porlland where he was HUCceHSful In tak ing the examination for an Oregon opihnlmers license. (lp Is now li censed In both Oregon and Idaho. M'. and Mrs, Don MeKce. of Poise, accompanied the ' Walkers from Portland. streaks. Avoid too much color.'saved and It Is not dry as Is some Work into a loaf shape. Let rise I times the case. 4 Salmon should be In a greased lonf .pan. Hake COJeooked in as short a time ns pos mlnutes nt 373 degrees F. When slide, a fcOO degre oven was used. cold butter slices. lift summer school. nil ii j Miss Hazel tSrcgg. who Is a stu lent in nurses training ni me- uue's hospital in Spokane, is rli a ; tpJrjding u three weeks vacatiuri a'. ; ! lerthomo in la lirande. She c-; netticm' eetp to graduate a year from Sep tember. tnion, ck. ft km I'nion if Mrs. Lena Helm in. of Kah In La Ontnde this liTAiu Pnrtlaml- t- Mr. AHni-r, a InwyiT. from Port- fniil.. wua In l.a UraiHlii I ic-siay busliH-.ss, 6' ifll n-.l.. 1. - :) II, mil' r Miss Orare (ieiper. dautrhter rf j Mr. and Ml. L. (). tielper who has beeii a patient In i he Grande ltonde hiispital. ' lias returned to her home near Indian Creek. Jlcre Vostenlay , Uert Anderson and A. W. Lind say, of, Spokane, Wash., were in la Grande, yeMerday, visitinp with Mrs. A. It. Lindsay and Mrs. K. D. Sleincamp, at Island City. They were on their way to ltolse, Idaho and may return here apuin on Fri day. Mr. Anderson Is president of the Credential Loan Co. in Spokane and was here on business, while Mr", Lindsay Is a. bank member of the First National Trust and Sav ing bank, located nt Spokane. Hero Today Carl W, HVyl, formerly wMh th" La Grande hotel, but now as sistant manager of the Hotel Sir Fra ncls 1 rn ke a t Sa n Frn nciseo. Is In La Grande today. He is mak ing n tour of the Pacific North west at present. safety MH'Unv The second division "A ihe O.-' W. held Its monthly aTety met t inir and fuel conservation meetiny: Wednesday. Sverai out-of-town' men attended the sessions, includ- . inp John Daniels, fuel supervisor' Uetiirncrt. Home from Portland: S. A. rent nail, pen- j Mirs. Holla Davis has returned eral safety agent; and H- D. Hun- t to her home In Longvlew nflei" nell. shop safety agent, from Port- ! spending the weekend visiting land; D. A. Hansen, foreman ,at with her parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Itelth. and W. . C. Johnson, fore-; Lester, and attending the wedding man at Huntington. Rcprosenta- ! of Mr. and Mrs. Kd Fitzgerald. i lives from various departments In. ! 'the fllvliilnll nrnunl Unmlnn i Pineapple Mcrlnpuo Cake 3 cup butter, k cup RUgar. 4 egg yolks. V-i cup cake flour. Vi cup milk. 1 teaspoon baking powd?r. 2 tablespoons cake flour. U teaspoon salt. Green vegetables may be made much greener In the cooking pro cess by the addition of a tiny bit of soda, while red vegetables may be made redder by adding a very little bit of vinegar. ! Tn mnklng the overnight rolls, add one-eighth teaspoon of ginger ! to the douph. This heals the yeast MU In conventional rake metb-lnnd snvo considerable tlmn In the od. Pour Into 2 eight Inch round process. pans. M'WIfORTKIl APPOINTED COIIVALI.I8. Ore., Jihie' 5 (XW O. T. M,cWhorter, former Wash-;, fngton county agent,; has been ap-. pointed extension HpeeiaiiBt. In ;' horticulture at the Oif-gojt" State college succeeding C. L. Lops', re slgued. Manufacturers , have .proposed that the Union of South Africa bar ilmportation of second hand clothing, conlemllug that t t$ un hygienic. ' Cook cnbbago In plenty of hoil ! Ing water nnd for ten minutes, j without using the lid. In deep fat frying test the fat with small cubes of bread. If It Is sufficiently hot. the bread cubes.tr will brown in 60 seconds. t (sit. 11 latlves i v-i i I ' Hud " Heard', of La ndo. 'vill go to Pendleton' this i-(ir, where be will spend Hie ').-Hing relatives, returning lol-mrrow. ' - , IjcI'i the Hospital Tommy Zieltovleh , has returned home from the Grande Hondo hos pital wiiere ho underwent nn op eration for the reipbval of his ap pendix a -few weeks ago. Visited Her'" -Mrs. William " l-Irieson.. of Spnk- who has' been visiting her sis- 1( l ir if icU was ' called -to i-lH-iii K this morning nt It bat upon arrival found the rjili io bo a )alnc olarr Bnrjnll Fir' (dietmien ' sjiw smoke iniulng frdni the New York store about ii o'clock last night and notified the iflrf department, the meinlieiH of thA force finding n small fire on From Clayton Airs. J. It. Robertson, of Clay ton, Wash.,' Is In' La Grande. She attended the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Kllen Kvanson, on Tuesday and i now. visiting for a few days 'with her - brothers, .. John and Kll Adskim, and other:. relatives. the division were present. Kouilnci business nnd discussion of the pre. ; ventlon of acchlents and ways and means of conserving fuel were. featured. Itroken I. hub Mrs. L. Strlnghajn has received word that her sou. August Xatigg, at Knterprlse, liroke his leg yes terday in an accident while he Meringue 4 egg whites. ?i cup supar. 1 teaspoon vanllln. Heal tho et-g whites till stiff. Fold tn supar and vault la. IUat well. .Spread tho meringue over the hattm In the pans. Sprinkle well with -7i cup chopped nut meats. Hake -T minutes at 3ii0 degrees F. Co(l. Turn nut side down onto plate. Spread with fllliup. Put o titer layer on top, nut wide up. lTse the same day. Do not put meringue In n hot Filling . joven. It should not be over 325 I cup whipped cream. degrees and 1! minutes should be J Yj tablespoon powdered sugar, allowed for baking. -1 cup crushed pineapple. ---- Expert Hal Cleaning 75c at ANGEL'S SHOE KHINITfJ ft PARLOR , Mrs. W. . rtohuenkamp, has ; tfli returned home. llero Tuesday : Mr. and Mrs. -Matt Forstnd and daughter, of Wallowa,, were in La Grande on luesday - to"attend the funeral of Mr. Forstad's sister, Mrs. Jjllcn livanson, HotitMied tn lwlst'ii .Mi-s. Walter Parker has returned to her home in Lewlston after vis iting in La Grande for soveral days. , Mrs. Parker is a former resident of this city. Jert Today ; ?' - Miss lternleco MoKtnney left to lay for Portland. ' 'She will visit with relatives.-. .. r. . ; . Keliirn llnme Dr; J. I,. Ingle returned home this morning from Salem where he attended the convention of tho OH'gon Osteopathic association. 1 lis family remained In Portland where they will visit for nwhtle. ; ! was handling lioi-ses and Is now an Knterprlse hospital. To Itettli ' lL. W. Shirley, master mechanic,' and L. V. Chausse. division cngi-' n'eer of rtho O.-W.. are going to Keith today on .business. Fined Omar l.ovan was fined $150 and costs yesterday nt'ternoon by Jus tice of the peace L, Donhnm when ho plead guilty to a. charge of possession of Intoxicating Ibptor. ii,.t:il)lev caused by a" 'electric Iron, j . Marriage LiccnV 'ssmil ' A marriage licence was Issued I:i Hakor Tuts lay . afternoon to Merton Chihlers, of this city, and horene Walki-r, of Haker.- Dies In Seattle John and 1311 .Adskim - received word the' first -of the week of the death of their sister. Mrs. Chris Iund, In Seattle on Sunday. Mrs. .Lund was hurled' "on. Tuesday " in Seattle." ' . From Kltfin t). ('. Meyers nnd Fores! Ryder, from Klgln, were business visitors in La Grande today. Filtered the Hospital , ' . Funeral Service Mrs. ICImo Hendiickson entered ' Funeral services for (he the hospital Wednesday as a pa tlent. Sho lias been 111 for sev eral days. Pepper hash, easily made, should be made by every house-wife. Mrs. Mclean will send her recipe for this later. i teaspoon vanilla. !n damago was" not heavy .and the ; t (U.ncd Hum1' w hid firemen said today. , I home yesterday returned morning from a Auditing Hills '' j. Tne county court, which began its June session In County Judge Couch's office yesterday morning. was completing its audiling nf bills ,tr(.mnan, Nll(iu( or i:tgin Mr:. K. C was. a business Grande yesterday. late j Tom Kuckman 'V be held Frl j day afternoon nt 'J o'clock nt the I Rummorvtlh chapel with inter I ineut later In tiie Summcrville i ; ceineiery. uotiineH. nr niRin. FREE mOKTNr; SCHOOL WILL END FRIDAY viti'.oi in ,n Vi'h 11 PortlJiml 1 'firs. J. L. Itniiy, of Portlnnd, is j "g friends and relatives in La j Grftnde and Union this week. catb.n trip spent at Patliflnder ( tliH afternoon. At that Ume notli- To Isp'Mtane i ;. W-'-y"'- Nusliaum has gone to Spltane where -he will spend the niimmer with bin brother and AVlere he expects to find employ Hujnt. ltUurnd to Work j-Tenry L. Hess has returned In ;york after, an Illness of n(Vir:. Avrteks. Although hr s not strong ehpugh to spend all day at Urn of- i vhyiii flc,e( he Is nt his - uesic lor : t - j,, Iny hours, rZoiie Home " ; J'essij Mtirdo, who recent lJvnn- L, Iderwent tin operaiioh af t It Grande Honde hospital, has re tunned to his home In Cninn. dam near Casper, Wyo.. with her uncle, J. ( '. A iisiin. M iss Austin was born .in, Liuamie, Wyo. and on tliis return trip she ami two others celebrated their birthday anniversaries at the r-autc time at iL.doiightful parly. From Flora Ira linker, of Flora, was a busi ness visitor in La Grande Wednes day. He is n school' teacher at Arro- ' U '!.:.! I-'i'i i ti auipa - Mrs. Irwin pepper and daughter, Ann, of Nampa, are visit lhi! home of her pat en is, Mr. and Mrs. I . W. A Hen, ;I-Yom Medford -..';. r. and Mrik Frank MeCray nnd Ivtwo daiighlerff; of Med ford . visited' iTST"MlUTE At Ihe Holds k f'be Iniiowiuir in-e: retriHt ereiL at i OI. c.eli .local hotels: K. II. Gn-pory Stiir n.telnifgoT buck. Wash.; I )r. Hachman, Port land; ('hniies li'oss. Portland: -Mar-jorie Newman, Porlland: . J- . D. HiMiison and family. Wallace. TIere Yesterday Mrs. Alinnctte Sentner, of Cove, was a visitor in La Grande yesterday. . I Graduation gifts no trouble nt I ! J nil If you buy printed writing I I", paper. i:verylMsly isfn It and 1 : T-likes it. t ? X K Ij S O X I : C Opposite Vital Offleo ing in addition to Voutlue business was anticipated, at .this session. which will close Into 1 tils after noon; At Hut Hotels j Among those registered at local ( hotels lire: Lee Wilcox, linker: S. - Hoy Hun- Gilo. Porlland; Hernslein, Seatr Rtggs, 'Wallowa; Spokane: C. C. t Continued from Piura One l)aue autl Social Moose lodge No. Sftl enjoyed n deligbttul dancing party and box I h; . Woisel, social at the Moose temple Inst Alberts. Hoise; It. A. Wilson, Port night, dancing beginning al and; M. L. Wolt, Portland; K. i o'cloek and at II o'clock boxes u,,yd. W.illa Walla: Frank School were auctioned. About 75 mem- tVi i.owjston: Mr. and Mrs. John hers and their families attended, j .Snieed, Caldwell; L. A. Gardner and they are planning to hold .1 and family, Denver: W. 11. Phil- overnight rolls by a different re cipe than the one used last yenr, were something new. Rather than trying to give a detailed account of Mrs. McLean's class in story form, In addition to the recipes them selves, pointers are culled each day from tho lecture, which It Is bn- D. .Morrison. Portland;, lieved, will give n belter Idea of Walla 'Walla; Hoy the class, and the liiHtructlon given. In Wednesday's recipe for choc olate ho uce the first line should have read: 1 square chocolate, or 2 lbs. g. chocolate. Recipe for yesterday's dinner were given as follows: belt. Portland; M,. ami Mrs. K, tie; Mrs. K. M. Fred P. Lyons, Klingmtllh, Hoise; M;i. and Mrs Hen Wynu, San Francisco; Charles Hurley, Portland; It. K. Grough; Hoist; R Other Recipes . Russian Roll 2 tablespoons gelatin, Vi cup cold water. . 2 cups scalded nilllt '4 teapsoon salt. . Vj cup sugar, 3 egg yolks, 1 teaspoon vanilla. 1 cup heavy cream. 3 nnpol food cake. Pecans. . Maraschino. Dissolvo gelatin in the cold wa ter. Add scalded milk, salt and supar. Pour over very well beaten -yolks. Heat. Cook In double boiler 10 minutes. Coot. When thickened some, add vanilla 1 nnd fold In , whipped cream. Let stiffen. Split 'angel food cake that has been 'baked in a loaf pnn or tubo pan. Spread whipped cream mixture between cake and on top nnd sides. Doeornto with pecans and maras 'chino cherries, i POINTF.RS Mrs. J. L. lledden, "1708 Second street received tho electric toaster, first attendaiice prize yesterday, 'the toaster being a gift of the Fasi ern Oregon Light st Power Co. Combiuo butter and brown sugar j In. equal parts, spread between two Ipraham crackers nnd lenvo In a (slow-own for 1 fl 'minutes.-.- These lai'o-very tasty for the children nnd ; good In lunches. . Chiropodist And Arch Specialist - O DR. L. 15. EATON (Practice Limited to t(io Foot) All Foot Trouble Successfully Treated ',. Appointments Jelred. . The'Sacajawea Inn Tel. Main 830 Kvamlnatlon Fice Mi's,' McLean speaks very highly of the La Grande merchants who have furnished enuipmimt. and I supplies for the series of demon strations, and suggests - that!I.a Grande has ..some stores which ( rank far above similar stores-or stocks In much large places than this. similar event sometime, in tint near future. , Hp, Port la ml ; 10. L. Fa rus worth, I inston ; C, p. .NUsinongerr a ml family. Ilend; Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mr'Packne, Preston, Wash.; Hen Huer. Nampn; C. K. Miller, port laud: Tom Turner, Caldwell' lr. Wednesday morning. j George pennon, Portland ; William the death "f his ininfierTTurlior, Sclilipoos; Wash. .-' . ;tt the age of so years. She leaves io mourn her loss Mr. and Mrs. i VMlintc Relatives Roy Strong ami two grandsons, ' Mr. and Mrs. Henry Winburn t'lyile and tittle Vernon, all of this and snn .lolm and Clarence, and Mother Dies Roy Strong, who lives nt ism X avenue, received a wire from, Gor don, N city. Has Second Opera t Inn A message was received by friends last evening which stated ; that Miss Ruth Margaret Hall, who didates I has been in Mayo Urol hers bo.spit.il -order. Fi'ollc Sunday j The Mooseheurt Legion will hold j a joint frolic at the Moose temple ; Sunday nt 1:30 ?oclock when! legionnaires from W.irla Walla and j IJukex will participate. This is ex-'i pectcd to be tint largest frolic held litis year, anil a largo class of can- ' will be Initiated Into the ; Thi Mooseheurt legion if , Miss Velnia Winburn, their niece, left the first of the week rV-Vir way to Des Moines to spend about, siv weeks visiting relatives before returning home. j Thursday, tlune 5 I 12 O'CJ.tX K HRIOATj HRFAKFAST Pink and Green Frozen Fruit Cocktail Mint Sweetbreads and Ripe Olives ' Rhortcako Raked Hannnas with Sun Preserves Puttered Asparagus Tips Green Pepper, Maraschino Snlnd Pink Sandwiches Meringue Pineapple Cake Coffee N tils ( "a n d I es Others receiving attendance nwnrds were Mrs. J. Roesch, Mrs. W. G. Sawyer, Mrs. Ralph Clark, Mrs. H. F. Taylor, Mrs. W. C. Crews, .Mrs. C. F. Anderson, Mrs. Harold Lyons. Lola Gutllckson. Aire. Kugene Mllloring, Mrs. II. M. .T. Turner, Mrs. II. Iv, O'Hrlen, Jnne Itavenscrnft, Mrs. 10. A. Hay re, Kdna Williams, M.rs. II, R, Ilauuar Mrs.. Lela Jones, Mrs, Walter llut 'chlson, Ruth MeCosh, Mrs, Howard ,Mlller, Mrs. J. J.. Foley, Mrs. W. F. i Wado, Mi'H. 11. II. Cleaver, Annn Lottes, , Mrs. Wesley McDonald, Virginia Shepherd, Mrs. A. F. Liley, Mclbit Sliepherd, Mrs. W. J. Gable, Mrs.. Phil .Lookwood, Mrs. Clyde- Sell., Kiiiiiia Wurl, Wilmu Smith, Mrs. J. (ieltlhuber. .Mrs. N. W. Frees, Mrs. IT. L. Sloneking, Mrs. IL II. Trowbridge. Mrs. J. K. I Wright Mrs. C. M. Shewmaker, MrH. Irwin Aloss, Alice lloylen. J(li: CGl'IIAN WINS PIWDLI-rrON, Ore., June 5 (..i'),too cnffmiin. Hut'rnlo, 'N. Y.. knoelied out Rny Morris, Se attle, in the third round of a scheduled 10 round fight here last night. They are junior welters. pan Rut i.. Walla Vn i, 'bent Chuck Fi'aJtier ip four rounds nt 150 pounds. Young Tweedy, Wal la. Walla, and Mleklo Monro. Port land, drew In four rounds at 130. GOLD STAR MOTH Kit IM'RT I R1IK1MS, France, Juno b (AP) Mrs. D. J. Smith. Of Hillings, Monr., gold star mother, fell down! a flight of stairs today- and broko j two ribs. She Is under the' cafe of j a nurse and will remain here until1 her condition, which Is not Her lous, permits return to Pnris. ! IDEPT. STORES . , VT gH IN THB WEST A . I st)le No. 3 La Grande : Cream CORDUROYS ; K. $3.25 I For Men nnd Young Men I , ISlurdily . fashioned of H . quality cream ' colored U ' ! corduroy. Lois of snap, I and dash. ' ; I ;i Coming ' Friday Saturday POINTED HEELS" WILLIAM POWELL FAY WRAY MCLEN KANE "SK1ETS" GALL AO HER a Paxiimottntr Ott-TaMinq Pictutmf at Rochester, Minn., for the last tbft second degree of the Moos. A To Halter ' Mrs. V. IT. Hohnenkamp. ac companied by M rs. Chester Kew lin. Mrs. F. S. Ivanhne, Mrs. Anna Pollock and MVs. Chase Hohnen kamp; drove to linker yesterday and spent the day visiting with L'BWiM'iiiiiiiMTTiirftiffrTwrrTTnun'iTTn Frozen J-Viill Cock tn It 1 can fruit salad. 1 bottle glugerale. lemon Juice. Salt. Add the lemon juice to the can of fruit salad, add ginger ale and tut It. Pour Into refrigerator pan and freeze. To serve, scoop out In balls, using a front: h vegetable cut ter. Allow to molt sliphily. Top with sprig of mint. A salad may lie used foi' nn ap petizer provided It Is tart and not too filling. din- Rayon Polo SHIRTS $1.50 GOLD BOND AND OREGON CITY Big Selection of all wool Suits, in both light and dark patterns. Guaranteed to give satisfaction. - Hand Finished 1 Rayon Athletic STRAW HATS $1.95 Tmc Stodc For Evcay Man , SwcetbmidK and Ripe Olive Khortcuko for tt H tablespoons tat, :i iallespoons flour. 1 Vi cup top milk. . Salt. . . Vt cup minced ripe olives. 1 cup cubed cooked sweetbreads, Few drops onion Juice. Make a white fiance of the fat, flour and milk. Season, add the r.weet breads, which have been par Hid led, skinned, cleaned and cut Into cubes. Add the 'minced ripe olives. Keep hot In a double boiler till ready to serve. Heavy fruit salads are not ner sahubi but for luncheons. If red chances to be tine of the colors In your color scheme dip the edges of the lettuce leaves with which the salad plates are gar nished, In paprika, to give a pretty and dainty touch. If snlmon can bo baked In paper (pa pur underneath It In the pan and wrapped over il, was sug gested) the moisture In the fish is PUIS ,.' . ' r Sound News and Select Vitaphone Acts ARCADE Last Time Today . Lillian Gish in "One Romantic Night" Her First Talking Picture Sbortcako 2 cups flour. 3 teaspoons baking powder. teaspoon salt. 4 tablespoons shortening. 1 eng. cup of water. Mix and sift dry Ingredients. Work In the fat. Heat together egg and mitk. With a knife, com bine wet nnd dry Ingredients. Pat out on floured board tn Inch thickness. Cut with n large bis cuit cutler. Jtakn on n sheet t minutes. ttnkco" Ittinuiina Select firm bananas. Peel. Split in half. For 0 bananas use cup orange Juice, 2 tablespoon melted butter. Salt tho hnnnnns. Place In a. baking dish. Pour over mmce. Hake at 325 degrees F. 20 minutes. HuHto wit h the sauce. Serve hot with or without strawberry preserves. fJreen Pepper Maraschino Salail Maraschino Juice. 1 box lemon Jello. pint cottage cheesp. Walt. 2 bell green peppers. t'so 1 cup maraschino cherry Juice, 1 cup water brought to n boil to disolve the Jello. Cool. Cut a slice from the top of the peppers. Kemovo the seeds and fiber sec tion. Pour the Jello Into the pep pers and set aside to cool. To serve cut V Inch nllcei of pepper, spread one eide with cottage cheene. May udil chopped chives to the cottage cheese. Place cheese Hide down on lettuce leaf. Serve with mayonnaise. Pink Kaiulwlrhm I Let Overnight Kotl dough rioe in a warm room. Turn onto a floured board and work In liquid red color ing. Knead thoroughly to prevent Premier Showing in State of Oregon Starting TODAY WW" NEW v Ihe- ADVENTURES WARNER OLAND CP. HECCIE JEAN ARTHUrU NEIL HAMILTON PLUS EDDIE CANTOR in "GETTING A TICKET Tarzan The Tiger and Sound News ALL talking! HWnm Sinister than ever nhrpaieniftj Voting bven -with cHuai6ieuemsj GRANADA 3 Days Starting TODAY
