Thursday, August 21, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OJIE.
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Home Missionary
SocietyiPresents
Friendship Quilt
When everyone was busy piecing
beautiful quilts last spring the mem
bers of the Woman's Home Missionary
society of the Methodist church start
ed dne of the beautiful "Friendship"
quilts for Ruth Margaret Hall. They
finished it this summer und say It Is
a beauty, tne quitting is exquisite.
Yesterday they went to the home of
Mrs. Hall, 707 Fourtn street. Had a
party for Ruth Margaret and sur- J
prised her with the quilt. She in turn
surprised them by announcing that
.yesterday was birthday which the
' women' had' nop known and which
made, it all the .nicer. There were 30
worrien present.
, Mrs. Leighton presided during a I
short, program, consisting of two pi- J
ano selections by-Lenore Head ley; t
solo by Ruth Margaret, a song of her, I
own composition;: reading. Louise I
.Leighton und a -short tulU and-Chl--"
nee song by Mae. Ding. Mrs. Leigh
ton then presented the quilt. A light
lunch was serveth .Early in the after
, noon a short business meeting was I
held at which Mrs. W. H. Hertswg was
elected president of the society for
the coming year.. Mrs. Robert Clark,
vice president. Mrs;. Hlckox, secretary
and Mrs. S. C. Spilth treasurer.
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Endeavorei's. At
Camiifire Supper
Members of the Christian Endeavor
society of the'-.? Presbyterian church
who participated1 In' the summer ren
tlval . held last ; Friday, ; enjoyed a
mmoflra sucoeri He Pine : Cone last
night with- about present. Jrie'
luncn -was serveo. w u?" "
terwards singing and playing games
were enjoyed. v'stLfl JM
CHENEY
CRAVATS
Newi Colors
and patterns
VUlusTJTEaCuia
ir-!.' J -iiiiuJi
And.The
: -Sit
Unmarked Grave
The graves of your departed
loved ones should not be un
marked through another win
ter. Orders taken now can be
finished and erected before
winter sets 'in.. We welcome
your Investigation you are
not obligated1 'In any way.
Cemetery
Memorial
Works
C. H." McCIutc
FORTY-THIRD
YEAR
of
FRIENDLY
SERVICE
Sank
Member Federal Reserve
Resourresrver 2 Million
Winter
t- t l:
Plans were made for the delegation
frcm the local society going to the
conference at Turner. The next busi
ness meeting and social will be held
the Friday after the conference
Those planning to go to Turner are.
Miss Huida Anderson, MI03 Bess Uei
bcl. Miss Margaret McAllister, Miss
Katherlne Wlssler, Miss Mildred Stod
dard, Miss Prances Kelly. Ralph Gel
bel and Donald Culp. They will leave
this Saturday and Sunday and return
the day after Labor Duy.
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JrarKClale (jlUD 111
Pine Cone Meeting
! ' A weiner roast was enjoyed by the
members of the Farkdale club yester
day afternoon at Pino -Cone, with
Miss Hazel Evans. Mrs. R. S. Cunning-
ham und Mrs. J. W. Bates as guests.
The next meeting will be two weeks
from yesterday with Mrs. Henry
Young and Mrs. Nell Thacker.
Announcements
Women of the Moose heart legion
will meet Friday evening at the home
of Mrs. Julia Sltler on Fourth street
for their bi-monthly social evening.
PROMISE
PERSONALS
Hy Mrs. Bertha Carper
(Observer Correspondent)
PROMISE, Ore. (Special) Ralph
Lyons and Nellie Ward were married
or. ITntorrtrltu WnrinnnHnv Amr " 11
Ralph Lyons. Is. the son of Mr. and
1 Mrs. John Lybnsof Sqnnyslde - and
t.Misa ward is from Grants Pass. Ore.
iThe young couple, will make their.
jheme in the Jonah Trump place and .
Mrs. Lyoiis win wacn scnooi. in mail
district this year. The young people !:
of Promise and vicinity serenaded the
newly-wedB Wednesday evening at tne
home or the bride groom's parents.
Molvin, Lillian and Ethel Carper
and Gladys True visited Harvey Mc
Donald at the Alters lookout last
Tuesday. Harvey 1b fire warden and
Is stationed at the top 01 tne sum
mit at the Akers lookout.
David Garrett was helping Charles
P. Carper haul hay Saturday.
The electric storm Thursday even
ing did considerable damage to tele
phones and set a fire near the river
below the B. Ballard place but Fire
Warden Leo Kenworthy quickly dis
patched a man to the location who
was able to check the fire Immed-
j lately. A
Mrs. Nellie Fleshman and family
j and Miss Lola. Gorbett returnee Mon
day evening' from two weeks absence
visiting friends and relatives near
Oregon City, Mrs, Emily Phillips went
with them but remained there and
expects to spenaUie winter there i
with her daughters, ;'Alrs. Jessie Free-!
yiqrbett wqfcyielplng .ifcrtlyur;
Wallace stacK bundles tne last 01 tne
week.
, Mrs. Ethel -Bethel, of Baker, who
hl8lbeen, caring for her mdtherV'Mr.
Julia Snuffer who has been quite ill.
returned to her home near Baker
Jack' and " Virginia and her two bro-
thers.- Brnesfrand Clarence-Snuffer
who hoped to get work there.
Miss Ethel Carper and Gladys True.
nf-La Orande.-'whcr-.have'been vlslt-
Trtg Ethers -phr,ehtsVMr!.-ftrid- Mrs! 'C:
P. Carper the last two weens returned
to La Grande Sunday evening.
Robert Carper who has been work-f'
ins at Lich Wolfe's In Middle Valley,
vlsited at his. home Saturday and
Sunday, going on to La Oranae Sun
tluy evening.
Mr. ana mis. u. y. L-arpcr una iam-
llv mid Miss Glddvs True Visited 1
Tliursduy afternoon at the home of'
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Snuffer. Miss Lil
lian Carper became quite ni ana sne
and her mother remained over until j
Saturday morning. When Mr. and
Mrs. Carper left with her for La J
Grande, Henry Carper took them part
wuv where thev were met bv their!
onn.ln.low C T T.tnrienv whn
brought them on to the city. Mr.
Carper returned home Monday even-
,,.. rarnar T.minn onri
11 n,,i,A- r..Dtio min.i in
i"--.
La Grande where Miss Lillian Is un-
der a doctor's care. She Is now lm-
h
John A. Dond has a nice patch of
nvcrbnflrlntr strawberries which are
ripening nicely. Grace and Emma
Hnnrlnrann hnvp hten nlckinBT them
lor him. ' i
The county grader and a crew of .
men are at work grading the' new i
road from the top of the summit to i
Maxville.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trump and Mrs.
Julia Sannar went to Wallowa Satur-
day. Mr. and Mrs. Trump returned
In the evening but Mrs. Sannar re -
malned In Wallowa.
Thomas Barton nos occn iu"
the last week.
The Rev. P. G. Potter left Saturday buttered baking dish. Bake 25 mln- comes from . June to August with ' ,u
to attend the Mcthodlut Episcopal uttM m moderate oven. about three and a half degrees. ' To top lit all off, there s somcl birth
L.n at Wciscr Idaho. i liluehcrrv Fllllne for One Ne .! : day facts that may be lntereetlng
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hesse and
daughter, Bonlta ana iwr. nubwo
mnthor. from La Grande, were calling
at C. P. Carper's Tuesday evening.
Over Night News
(By The Assoclafeil 1'ret.s)
llomestlc
Wnshlnitton Hoover committee
proposes drouth credit corporations.
new rorit ucroiu to .......
as nilers of the United States.
Chlcago Charles M. Mulcohy. un-
ion leaaer, aiiui uvuu ... av.fcfc-, ...
panlon wounded.
SorlnKfleld. 111. State democrats
adopt wine and beer platform
Has York Smith predicts demo-
cratlc party will .soon be In national " " v sol TIIKHN SCIENTISTS
control. I
Portsmouth, N. H. Mrs. Helen HIGHLANDS, N. C. W A fnoun
Newell Oarfleld. daughter-in-law of taln aboratory for biological research
late president, dies of auto crash In- that wlll 8Upport "the most varied
Juries. kinds of Investigation" will be bull.
Woshlngton Government acquires h(,r0 bjr southern scientists,
rare old printings. Including Guttcn- Fluids hove been secured and the
berg Bible, from Austria. station is jxpected to be ready for
Kunsas City Hog prices soar to us0 earJr n.xt ,.ar DT E E Relnke.
highest price of year. Df vanderbllt University, one of the
Foreign prime movers in the project, says
Hankow Kiangsl troops kill 4.UJU the worl 0( the ,taton wm -be Hm
communlsts in crushing victory. ltcd onl, ,, ttle available flora and
Ahmadabad. India Nine women ,una and the problems sent up by
and 20 boys arrested when police dls- lnve,tgtttor,."
perse crowd watt-hlng school girls at- ,
tempt to hoist nationalist flag. WOMAN HEADS PECAN GROWERS
Tomplco. Mexico H. C. A Malson-
vllle. Detroit ratlroad executive, dies, poRT WORTH. Tex. I ' Mrs.
on board train. Emma B. Kltngeman, of Lackhart.
Antofagasta. Chlla Homes lnun- x.xo has been elected president of
dated and property damaged In tor- th( pecan Qr0wcrs association, which
renttal rainstorm. has men members from Texas, Ok-
lahoma, Oeorgla. Louisiana and Ar-
nussla has built 24 ocean vessels
ln the last five years.
Denies Gifts
Aasut0ittta 1'rec Photo
Helen Kane, boop-a-doop slr.ger o
the utaga, denkd charges mjdc bj
cred'tors of New York dress com
pany that M. J. Posner, partner
the firmr'flave her $40,000, Art in
junction restrains her from uslnj
her bank account.
Attempted Suicide
iiiW'1'"1' '-
Una Bas,uete..taae .ndfUm .c
tress, was treated at uos Angeiea
hospital for poisoning, said to.hava
been self administered.
. Alavnnrl.r flMiree .''
'"' ulCE ANI) TOMATO ESCALLOP
FOR 11INNER .11
Hreakfast .'I .!
Orange Juice, Chilled ".;
Wheat Cereal and Cream
Graham Muffins and Coffee!.
.-., ,. .Luncheon ; -.
'Isi"" Perfecrtorl Sahad ' t ...
Bread . : . Butter j
Glngerbreod - - Applet Sauce
Tea . :
-r.,vv. ..Iiliiner.-"
S":'Rlce and Tomato Escallop .. i
Baked Squash
Bread Grupe Jelly
Head Lettuce and French Dressing
i jjiueoerry no ;
' r
I'eneuiiim niuuu
1 pockage lemon flavored gelatin;
mixvuiu
1 2-3 cups boiling water.
1-3 cup vinegar.
1-3 cup sugar.
1 teaspoon salt.
y4 teaspoon pepper.
V teaspoon celery salt.
2 cups chopped cabbage.
4 tablespoons chopped plmlentos.
cup salad dressing.
trMfttin
gelatin
Pnur hotllnff Water - Over
mixture ana stir umu aissoivea.
vinegar, sugar, salt, pepper, celery
u!ir r.nrii. Allow to thicken a little.
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Wniti n nt.hcr intrrEtiienia ana oour
Into glass moid, act m coia piaco t
stiffen. Unmold and serve on lettuce.
if rioRlred. more dressinc can be serv-
ed on the salad. ,
itt. nnti Tonmlo KsealloD. Sen! tie 6
3 cups cooked rice.
4 tablespoons putter.;
0 tablespoons flour.
3 cups tomatoes. , ' .
1 teaspoon salt. (' 1
V teaspoon paprika.
Menus Of The
I 3 tablespoons chopped onions. S. Morris Bower has measured that
I 3 tablespoons chopped green pep- in HudderBfleld, England.
pcr8. - ,wiii' Enough ultra-violet to oause tt
Cup cheese, cut fine.
1 Mcit butter and add flour. Blend
well, add tomatoes, cook until sauce
tniCKens. our consuintiy. o uwc
Ingredients and pour Into shallow,
J 3 CUp8 blueberries.
1 cup sugar.
2 tablespoons flour.
1 teaspoon cinnamon.
teaspoon salt.
2 tablespoons lemon Juice. .
4 tablespoons butter.'
Mix berries, sugar, flour, cinnamon,
salt. Pour into unbaked pie crust.
Add other Ingredients. Cover with top
crust and bake 40 minutes In moder
ately slow oven.
To remove gross stains from un-
u-ncliattlD mfltprlttlA. ftnntiue the Stain
on te ,nder e wnn etner appuea
cn a soft ciotj Rub untu stain dls-
.ppears
Corn on the cob should be boiled
quickly In water to cover. .
.rnrvTllv HTATmv nril.T
katKas. Her experiments have great-
ly aided pecan producers.
New Building To
Be Erected On
O.S.C. Campus
OR3BQON STATE COLLEGE. Corval
11s (Special) To provide space for co-
uperauve researcn wont wun me iea-
era! government, the board of higher
education has Just let the contract Mr. King principal. The teachers for
lor construction of an addition to the the coming year are Misses Bond. An
preseht modern greenhouse ranges on drew, De Lap and Mr. Wels from La
the campus. Tnompson Horticultural Grande, Mrs. Gordon, from Corvallls,
works of Portland received the con- Mr. Swearlngen, from . Monmouth,
tract at 14.800. and Mr. Johnson from Walla Walla.
: The new addition will be a second Mr. and' Mrs. C W. McFnll and
"headhouse" 180x33 feet and will be daughter, Vivian, visited relatives and
connected wltlrthe'same heating sys- friends at Irrigon. They returned
tern used on the rest of the range.
Completion. In 60 days Is called for in
;tho contract. - - -
Oregon has been fortunate In ob-
talnlng much federal cooperation In
I investigation work In agriculture,
1 says James T. Jardlne, director of the
experiment station, making possible
I much research work of dtrecc value
, to Oregon farmers that could not be !
j financed frcm present state sources,
A necessary requirement for all such
federal cooperation Is. however that;
! facilities be provided for the invest!-
I gators.
I Protects that are in imthedlate heed
. of the greenhouse space Include the other relatives.
work in nut disease Investigations, I Mr. and Mrs. Manas and daugh
1 disease control of bulbs and orna- tens, Maxlne, Mary and Ruth left
mentals, study of the foot-rot disease for their home In North Bend Mon
of wheat, curly top disease lnvstl- day morning. They have been vlslt
gatlons with vegetables, and straw- lng Mr. and Mrs. Page,
berry .dud small fruit Improvement Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Welch and Mr.
research. Field work In these projects and Mrs. I. Blngaman attended the
Is conducted throughout the state picnic at Cove Sunday. ; , ,
but laboratory study requires green- Mrs. Pern Klegg and Mr. and Mrs.
house space for controlled tempera- Edwards, of La Grande, returned from
tures and favorable growth condit- Spit Loko City Sunday, evening. '
Ions -' I W. . L. Bweartngcn returned to his
While thlg Is the only actual build- work at Imblcr. He has been at
Ing project on the campus this sum- tending conference in Corvallls. '
Mmni mninr itnnrnv.mpnts 'to , The Imbler American LeRlan relay
i present facilities ore under way and
i will be completed by the time Fresh-
tman week opens Bent u. ..- ' :
A new chemloal engineering labora-
tory Is being fitted out in the old
' heatfne blaht building near the arm-
ory. This fire proof room will afford folk attended the convention.
space for certain heavy , types , of , The next meeting, of the Legion
equipment not possible to . use In the .auxiliary will be the second Uon
present antiquated fourth-floor rooms day In September when a report of
of science hall that have already been ( the convention will be. given and
the scene of two fires. 'election of officers held. ' '
rr . nhnripn a. Keevll. formerly oT 1 ' . . e- v
Massachusetts Institute of Technol-
ogy, has arrived to neaa tne worn, m
nh.niif.nl . .nirlnaftrtntt. succeedinR Dr.
Floyd Rowland, resigned. Dr. Keevll
I plans to strengthen the engineering
' nhnpn of the training In this depert-
! ment through emphasis on funda
1 mental unit oporatlonB and processes
' mode possible In the new laboratory. !
Remodeling work la being done In
the men's cvmnaslum to make pos
sible more complete use oi opm-o.
Rearrangement Is making available a
complete large varsny u""
J S
two new offices, In addition to. en
largement and Improvement of the,
bdxing and wrestling room, and of
the apparatus room.
The campus will also have'instnlled
by fall a modem street lighting sys
tem along the principal thorough
fares. Heretof tare"1 the only outdoor
campus lighting 'Has been at building
entrances una. i ,""" i, i ,ri
Iposts..' '.V',1,1'!:':',1
E; S. MATTHIAS :
ELECTED HEAD ,!
OF VETERANS
T.Hit.vmEI.PHIAj AUB. ' SIM nw'Ed-
wafd .8. Matthias,- former Justice1 'of
't.hi.--ohio- supreme 'oourti' yesterday
Vwaa elected national commander of
1 trie United Spanish War veterans.
' He dbfeateoT Robert Wankowski, of
I Venice, Cal., the only other nominee
tha nlnnn. : : -ni.: I
j w2 encnmpment will be held
Milwaukee, next yehr's garnering
! having previously been awarded to
New Orleans.
,,, urrn nreparedfless by
'the hation and a greater restriction
io mm?gratlon, including endorse-
ment o? he iss bmr were adopted
ibT the United Spanish War veterans
. ZZriniml here
in annual encampment here.
The Harris measure,
'passed the senate and Is awa ting ac-
HOnB 111 H1W IIUUDCi wwum a..w-
: migration Into
this country from
' other nations of the western hemis-
AnnthM resolution adopted
adopted
- the veteranfl urged congresa t
' brovtolon for an "adequate'
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ne.v&i renervB iuivc.
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I ary feHW. dB
?Dna.? .DruiB mv? 11 , .. -
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. VIOLET-. RAYS IN WINTER
8IIUN. INDUSTRIAL TOWN
LONDON HP) Answering tho ques
tion whether there Is ultra-violet
light in winter in Industrial towns.
moderate sunburn ne rotes as -one
degree." .
By this scale ne Unas irom Decern-
Der to reuruury inere io .
half a degree, while the maximum
FLOWERS
for Every
.Occasion!
ROHAN'S
Flower Shop
"Say It With Flowers"
PHONE MAIN 136
New Foley Building.
I
Imbler Schools
Will Be Opened
On September 8
ity Mrs. Lfltha Cleaver '
(Observer Correspondent) i
IMBLER. Ore. (Special) Thj Im-
bier school will start Sept. 8 with I
Monday. ;
Mr and Mrs. C. C. Cleaver, arid
H. A. Watson returned homo from
Echo last Thursday. They have been
working In the harvest there. They
lelt for Milton where they will haul
prunes. Mr. Watson took a load 'Of '
sheep to Pendletoy for H. H. Huron .
and Frank McKennon. I
. Mrs. Wolgamood left for home Sun-
day evening after visiting here with '
her daughter. Mrs. E. J. Hazen. j
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. WalXer have
gone to their home In Portland, They
have been visiting their, uncle and
aunt. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Welch, anl
team won second-place in the relay
race at the state convention at Baker,
Tbe. PrlM WRa 100- Tho8e wn0 wer0'
on the team, were Pat Rollins, Earl
Lanman, John Morris and Archie
Keown. A large delegation of Imbler
.ptTf PM ONE OF
TWO MEN IN U. S.
DOING THIS WORK
(Continued from Page One)
Peoria, 111., where 4600 were pres
ent, Mr. Cullen says, adding that
either a tuxedo or ploln business
suit., without the protection of the
usual butcher's frock and apron, to
gether with the fact that the ca
casses are out up without the u&e
of a cleaver and on a table covered
with a table cloth, adds materially
to the effectiveness and; novelty of
the act. - ' - ' '
' ' Follbwine liis visit here. Mr. Cul
len will leave for rialt Lako City to
attend a' meeting Of wool and, lamb
grbwers 'on SaWrdny in , Salt LaVe
City. Thb next; week .will be, spent
in ColumbUB, 'O: .,j t
Mi-; Cullen jenorts tha.t In, mauy,
'instance's colleges and unlveralUca
are adopting (lne new cuts of meats
tney aro uemonstrang. Vl ,; i.k'
AMOS-'N''ANDY.
SIGN CONTRACT
FOR A MILLION
i . Mr. D,. c; E; Kutterflchl
(Associated Press Radio Editor)
Amos 'n' Andy may bo poor Rtrug
gnng taxicab drivers, hard pressed
Ior . eAouKli' to' buy the dally pork
chops,' but radio doesn't believe all
thnt It hnnrn.
t New faino has come to this nalr
portrayed ny rrcemon uosaen ana
- 'Charlos 'J. corroll to the tune or a
nuiuuu uunuin ui uiuiu, i, wuiv twu.
Chicogo can be relied upon.
Their contract, it is said, provides
for that sum as salary within five
years, making them about the high-
est paid regular radio entertainers.
It's quite a raise for these black
I i comedians who six years
Bgo wero struggling along trying to
ends meet on the vaudeville
J"
Now a nation listens attentively , to
tl "m e"h av
tnem eacn aa'
Cldse upon the heels of reports that
their contract nouvecn thr Noilomll
i i n.
jjruuuLUBimi. nifuwi
and their.
"iiur V1 'l",,mrf
other year comes the announcement
that tt Is to be for five years. .,
I And reports state that the figure,
based unon a' sliding salary scale, will
t net them on an average of more than
200,000 each year. Last year, their
first as chain entertainers, the sum
was said to havo been around $125,-
UUU.
Jne minion oouors represent omy
tnoir roam 'contract, it aoeont taito
'nto consideration income posiioie
; through tne stageor tne movies. .
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I Yet t,"s r!mo 18 a p , .,,.
" J , k t ;" " T inVli
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day after day as these two have done
ora
I D
SMART
SHOP
Will Open ',
Saturday
August 23
With a New Fall Line of
Dresses - Coats
Millinery
Corner
Adams & Depot
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" fiMi ' Announces ;' : rap '';i
. TheShowmgof' t '
IbSi "''Autumii Fashions . ; .-'W I
'"' "' 'II I 1 "rtW X tA LA Vt I : :
' The smart miss and wo foS f M The early showing of J
, man is interested in what Ife j MS ' "uT '
will h Vinw,, for Full W4 ffiS alld n0Velty r- .
II Putntan's as usual fea. Ml l' T UF Ul ' ments'are. very unusual I
ture the new fashions W ' iS TiTI Ti f BW i
i ii t i i 1 h A able and smart. The
early - so that she em L , f v g J I
select a smairt coat, dies ItSll i J Iices moaerate as you ,.
, hat or ensemble upw ioi TfVf UU
the vacation trip, or j?o- " V'! 'V I ' " 1 "''.''' ".' '
,ing back to collet Iwitl. ' Make;your Jetttpn now ?.J' .
'(;tl.ie , iicrtinty thilt M Vff 1 ' 1 1 )We)cfline!!your i;
i'style is anthentic.-n-i ( t ' 1 , , ', h'geJacUiit. j;
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I. in-.; iiM tu-anac's ftxciutave j.auitw.-ittaqynioy.ui;,jiqa swmvnr.ni.wn--' '. ' .? I
r t .iill.n HI'il.'--.aili.'J . I. ,1. o :t i.li,l'5 Ml.', j J,l;;(jcrul ?l(;iti:-.li t;i( HI a''K,t 'll.t.'nV I
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Gosden or.'Amos Is 41rand Corroll or
Andy Is GO.-) Amos.waft'uorn at rtich-
mond, V., May . 8, 1B8D, und. Anily
Int. Pnrln. Til . lrlirititvv 3. 11(110
, .Thus auccpss, .fpslercd by radlo nnd
laoiuty, nos not Dcen so quick in aom-
iing as mlghthave been expected
"High Treason"
Opening At ,
State on Friday
What Is tho world coming to? That
sonorous wall of politician, ntatcs-
,man and reformor is answered, so far
I as bile poiibicui map ui me wui lu in
1 concerned) in "High Treasoii," a Qtlu-
mont - Tiffany . all - talking feuturo
i showing Friday and Baturduy ot tno
Btoie uncatre,
. WIMM'",jr ur "uv .TV.
tlons ends war, or whether other great
international Alliances are made. It
; ia a reasonable certainty that the map
of tho world In' 1040 won't bo exact-
iiv tho same as it Is toduv.
Tna W(lrk on(, i,,.t)r,lR 0f; Nn-
tlons,- but "High Treason" has. two
Of them I It presents the United
1 Uinl.o n ViirAnn anil' tliA Unilni-u t rwl
,; Atml0 states 1040 models In
dramttUc picture of tho wlilllicr-and-
w.cnco of nations and boundaries.
A Iove Btory and tt MtranBe parade
ju
' or sclcntltlc wonders snaro sci
honors with the fates of nations.
: Maurice Elvcy directed, with Ben-
lln Hume Tnmo.inn Thomos
'l "m ,;"mc"" ma?;
Hum-
berUou Wright and Basil QU fea
tured. A play by Pcmbcrton Bllllnn
was the basts or tne Hiory,
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TO ALL W)I0 SUFFER STOMACH ;
'''''''ASbfeS INDIGESTION
1 Money J?ack if One Bottle of
Do You More Good Than
I You can be ho difltrcfiHed with gas
and fullues3 and bloating that you
think your heart .Is going to atop
boating.
i
Your fitomnch may bo so distended
thut your breathing Is short and
gaspy.
You think perhaps you aro.suffo
cnting,' v. u ! : . , .-(j;
You" are dl'zy and pray for quick
relief what's lo'be done?
,Jut onq deHHert sijoohful. of .paro's
MfJilhft, IJepBin and ,1'n; ten minutes
the gaq dlaappearH',
(j, ins
pressing on
tho hcjirticeaBos and you con breatho
deep, nml Tiutumlly. ' :; '
nlll Wi,ft. hlhwiPil rrllef! hut whV
. noi, 8oi,.rra ot sucn i,.ujiow
: luaiij juaiaiito iiatuu un it u,iit au x age
STATE
Last Times Today
tej ' I' Tomorrow 1
With Every Show
Dare's Mentha-Pepsin Doesn't
Anything You Ever Used
or? Why 'have chronlo Indigestion
at all?
With this wonderful medicine Jrou
can banish Indigestion or dyspepsia,
or any upset condition that keeps the
stomach In constant rebellion and one
bottle will prove it,
: And how happy you will be when
your ' stomach le as good as new
for'- then dizziness, nervousness,
slcoplessncss, 1 headache, dull eyes
-and other' ailments caused by a dis
ordered' stomach will disappear nd
you will be your old happy, con-
,;fltor(, ,Qna evory regular pharmacist
tontcd' sen again. Kea ctoss utug
i'tha Popsln to show the way to stomp
mitlrHnrnoH niW nnfctln nf rar'ji ln-
ach comfort, Adv.
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