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Newspaper Page TextMonday, September 251933. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Paw Four SOGIETYNOTES Lorraine Alice Smith, of 'Perry, And tank Hartman, of La Grande, Married Saturday -Evening , Miss Lorraine Alico Spilth, of Perry, and Frank Hartman, of La Grande, wero married at pretty ooremony performed by 'Rev. 'Edwin Broohor, of the Zlon Lutheran church, Baturday evening at 'o'clock at tho home of the bride's parents, Mr, and Mr Joe Smith. Tho ooremony took place be fore an Improvised ; altar of banked' flowors. Tho remainder of the rooms also wero decorated in a profusion 01 glad loll, asters and (dahlias. ,. Miss Smlta was Mvely In an after noon dress of dove' gray crepe made tiptoe length, with white gardenias at ihe throat and whlto accessories. She carried a bouquet of swcot poas. Mrs. Verrell Blalsdoll was bridesmaid for 'her ' sister and wore an ensemble of turquols flat crepe trimmed In grey fur. 8ho worer a corsage of yel low pansles and Boston fern. Znck Lilly waa beet man for Mr. Hartman, An Informal reception wos held at the home following tho wedding and assisting Mrs. Joe Smith In serving were Mrs. Charles Wolo and Miss Lenli BlalsdeU. . , ! .After the ceremony tho 'howlywods left on a short wedding trip to Port land after which thoy will make their : homo Ih La arando whoro ho Is cm ployed !at the Bowman Hicks mill. Kr her golng-awny costume, tho brido wpro a brown swagger ensemble with orange accessories. , j Both arc graduates of La arando High school and the bride attended Eastern, Oregon Norma! school. Guests at tho wedding bosidoB members of tho Immodlato family wero 'Mrs. Fred G. Hennlng. aunt of tho. bride; Mrs. Charles Wale, Mrs. Henry Ferguson, slstor of tho brido-. groom, 'Mrs. Myrtlo Bobb, Mr. and Mrs. H., J. Behor, of Island City, grandparents of tho bride; and Claude Trondcr, of Poplar, Mont. L6yal Sisters - J Meet Wednesday The Loyal Sisters Aid of tho Christ Ian church will meet Wednesday af ternoon at 2:30 o'clock at tho homo of Mrs. Edward Eboll, 1204 Pennsyl vania avenuo. National Officer Guest of Society Mrs. Hazel Do Jarnatt, of Fresno, Cal Instructor for the western states of .the L. S. to tho B. of L. F. and E. was-nrcscnt at an all day meeting at tho Eagles hall, Saturday, sept 23. A largo mtmbor of members attended with Mrs. Maudo Charlton presiding. All attended a luncheon served at the Lavender lunch at 1:18 o'clock. Red, whlto and purplo asters decor ated tho tablo. ... Home Missionary S6ciety to Meet ; l'lio ),lrat meeting of tho Woman ' lomo MlBRlonnry society of the Firnt Methodist Bplscopul church, nfter IIiq oumme reccna, will bo held Wednes day nfter noon. Sept. 27 nt 3 o'clock tho homo of Mrs. a. ,0. Hcaclloy, 003 N avenuo. Tho meeting of tho Foreign society will bo held nC tho same place but not until October 11, It la stated. Mrs. L. M. Hoy t To Entertain Club , Jfrs. j. M. Hoyt will bo tho hostess to tho.-M. I. L. club when It moots Tueartivy nfter noon nt her homo on Third Btreot. Tho meeting Is called for 3 o'clock. Quadruplets WW ,! hHJU"UW' Vtw-ifAr j :: ::: Hm KvXvivo::;:t:a: ..v.v.v.-a t 1 1 i li V3Srf .Sail i . . ti' "'. TV 'S s L,VT'4 3I!fJ!II!!II :jf.. .!.. .;.; .:' Hit tIl....I.sti?iJ'I .! A -sk tiri .& . .. .v a-, l ;.iw,:A,,t:'I, .. . i ?j"nifiJtKt,,tJ! $: .? .. Sir : f?P a J t ! f .7,, tii?iiij-! i i 1 51 v '' . yift Thoy may not look It, but Roberta, Mnry, l.eotn ami Mona Keyes, luft .o rli;ni above, n'ro finndruplels said to bo the only living quadruplets In the I'nlled Stntes to varh maturity. The lS yonr old sisters ot llullls, Ok lu., dresiti'd Identically, nro pictured they ontcred Unylor University at Waco, Tex., tuo othor day. SOCIAL' CALENDAR ; '' Monday. Sept. 20 , 7:30 Daughters of 'Unlonl'Vot- crans, ' special meeting !a$ Lane chapel. (a 8:00 Royal Neighbors of Am- erlea at the Odd Follows liall. o':00 Eastern Star' Soclal'elub; with Mrs. H. R. Hanna. Tuesday, 8opt. 20 7:30 Daughters of Union Veter ans, at the Odd Fellows hall, 'Wednesday, Sept, 27 2:00 Helomola club, with Mrs. Harry Hanson. 2 :00 St. Mary's Altar society, with Mrs. DoLllo aroono. 2:00 So-Ne-Ho club, with Mrs. Harvey Patten, 2:00 Ah Delth club, Tvlth Mrs. William Barclay. 2:00 Btitch end Chatter club, with Mrs. Charles Graham. 2:00 Women's Foreign Mission ary society, Methodist ohurch, with Mrs. a. O. Headloy. 2:00 K. D. club, Riverside pork. , 7:30 Rcbokah lodgo, at tho Odd Follows hall. 8:00 Ens torn Star, at tho Ma sonic hall. Thursday, Sept. 28 1 :1S Thursday Bridge club, with Mrs. Hugh Huron, Imblcr. Monday, Sept. 27 lilB Sorosls club, with Mrs. C. A. Kopp. C O. 'Bull. 7:30 L. A. to B. of R. T., Eagles hall. . 8:30 Benefit danco, St. PotorB 'Guild, Honan Hall. '. 8:00 Ackormban P. T. A. at E. O. N. ' , Friday, Sept. 20 '2:00 L. D. Club, with Mrs, S. E. 'Hyde. . 7:8b Social evening, Pythian Sisters, I. O. O. F. hall. E. O. N. church night. Monday, Oct. 2 3:46 La arando City council, P. T. A., at the SacaJawca, Jnn. ' 8:00 Daughters of Union Veter ans, -Lane chapel. New Idea Enters NiiA , Credit Plan, Report (Continued from Page On) Uon, In effect, today told tho bdnkors tlwvt tho government's 'billions wero roady to help .bai.kfl give tho Indue trlos of thou communltlos tho credit needed to 111010080 employment. McNary Talks With. , President Roosevelt (Continued From rago brio) development. ' PORTLAND, 6opt. 30 W) A spe cial dispatch to tho Journal today from WasliliiRton, D. C, said tlint "after dtsoaittlon. of the Bonneville dam with Senator McNary today, President Roosevelt took the entire problem under consideration anew." 'sAi'ic'ukkAt'T ihw nwvuMi ACIU.EY, Iti. (VP) "Snucrkrnut dny" has coiuo nnd gone; with 17C0 per sons , "putting nwny" 10 barrels of the, cabbage dish and mites of mlen crs. Tho celebration originated 30 years ago to serve political ends, but has -survived on Its own merits. jinter College . i ) MIm liess Duke, society KHItor Telephone MilD (UM) Until n-.10 . m. SCHOOL BO Alii) WILL MEET TO HEAR REPORT JloporU of tho activities Supt. Herbert Evans In connection with th, Opening of the city schools will , bo recblvcd tonight by the school , board tvt'a meeting' at 7:30 o'clock at tho 6fflco of tho board. The schools aro running smoothly Vinder the now supcrlntcndency and classes are all under way both In the High schools and tho grade schools, It' Is reported, dRAtiDiriGii PRIEST WILL VISIT ORDER Percy "B, Kelly, su promo court Jw tlco and most excellent grand high, priest of tho 'Royal Arch Masons of Oregon, will address all members of the Masonic order -living In Union and Wallowa counties tonight at B o'clock at an open meeting' for all Masons at the hail. MRS. MARQUIS DIES FRIDA Y i Mr, and Mrs. H. M. Marauls Jeft Friday for Lcwlston. Ida., whore they wore called by tho death of his mother, Mrs. Laura Marquis. Mrs. Marquis formerly llvedi In Enterprise fcnd was tho, mother of Mrs. F. E. Wagner arid Mrs. W. F. Wade, the latter of Elgin. LA GRANDERS GET BIG BUCK Mr. and Mrs. Will Zlgler and Ocr-! trade Conrad returned from Sumptor1 valley tho latter part of the week With a two-point buck deer. MRS. HESS ILL IN PORTLAND Mrs. Henry Hess U seriously ill In a Portland hospital, and during the past weekend Senator Hess and their two. sons drove to Portland for a 'brief visit. ' , lAnd board AGENT HERE -Lewis D. Orlfflth. field agent for tho state land board. Is In tills coun ty from Salem transacting business. Ahzac Sprinter ; Bets $1000 He Van Beat Tolah ' SEATTLE Wtnooko. the new wonder horse of Australia, Isn't alone irom way "Down Under" seeking laurels In this country. . Tho famous equine sprinter, Is ac companied by Austin Robertson, pro. fosslonnl foot racing champion of Australia. . Robertson only recently arrived In tho, United suites and cam to Se attle to Join tho Wlncoka party and place hlinself under tho management of Rufe Naylor, manager of tho horse, "I not only have tho greatest and fastest horso In the world, but I liavo tho fastest hiunan runner as well, and stand ready ito.poat $i,000 for a raco for Robertson," (boasted Naylor, "Robertson, who in oxir country Is admitted and conceded to bo tli? fastest sprinter on foot, wants a match race against Eddie Tolan, the American negro who won tho 10 and 200-metcr ovents of .tlio 1932 Olyfpiplo Gamos. Robortson is , in training, and wo stand ready to post $1,00 to cover our end of a match race at either of the sprint distances. Wo would like tq meet Tolan In chi nniro. "If the Olympic champion does not 1 want to accept the chaiionge, then any sprinter lu the. United States is welcomo to tho offer." COVE PMtSONALS Tho first regular meeting of tho yoaf was hold by tho Woman's club Thursday oftornoon and bvuUness of much Important was transncuxl. The program, committee has the program In J.ho hands of tho president. An entertainment In tho naUiro ol a "Itadlo Audition" will too sjionsorfd by tho club near the first of October. Mrs. chodwlok Is chairman of the committee. lU-v. and Mrs. Smuts and daughter. Rosalind, of Joseph., oanie Thursday to ivwume charge of tho Methodist ohurch. Row Calamo and family are still at the jwirsonage but ore mak ing arrangemento to, move. : , , The marriage of Warren Laird and Miss Hebo Grey was a groat surprise to their friends hero. They ara at the home of AD, and Mrs. L. M. Laird. .,, . 'llio Pun and Joy Bridge club waa enlerUvlned by Ethel Hanson at her home In La Grande Friday. Mrs. Minnie MeDonlcl Is vlsltlnu her sister, Mrs. Hattto Fisher, and other relatives In Wallowa, Sho ex pects to be Roue two or three weeks. Mr. and Mrs.' Dan WlndRerton and Miss Mnxlno Murrhlson. who went to ldnlio for oiplo pleklng, came back after lcoklng around, as the apples are not ready yet. Mrs. Thos. Towle was hostess at a luncheon Thursday, the (juests belnft Mm. lterty and Donald, Mrs. Barker and Anne. Mrs. T. B. Coiutlln. Clarice Oale and Dicky, and Rev. and Mrs. Smuta and Rosalind. ' J. E. Mills and Dorothy accom panied by Mlas Lucy Ransom, who bna been her guest, left Sunday for Walla Walla, where the Rlrls will to ixist Rraduatn work In WhlUnnn, aud MIm Mills will also bo on the facility, teaching chemistry. MIM Ransome Is taking library work A baby daughter has come to live at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Sherwood (Marian Coukllu) In T&-conuv, If Mi COUNT on the piilc twins to combine smartness with 8lmpltcity. and stylo with economy These clever fall models, bo simply rhado, are designed In 4 slzeir : 14; 16, 18, and 20, with corre sponding bust measures of 33, ,35, 36, and 38. Slzo 16 roquir.es 2 yards of 64-Inch material lor the Bklrt and Jumper portions, plus 214 'yards ol 35-inch malerlali,for the blouse. In monotone, alio 16 requires 5,ti yards of Scinch material. , , , .To sccuro n pattern nnd simple sewing chart of tills model, tear out this sketch and mui) il to Julia Boyd together with 16, cents in coin , Be sure to enclose, on a separate sheet of paper, your name, lull address, your size, the number of tills pattern (1021, and mention the name of this newspaper They Died Ten After voars of happy ninmcrt life. Mrs. Mnbcl Curran, 68. of San Fran Iranoisco rwoko one nignt to una nor nusrand, Tnoinas, .W. Ciuran, 60, .lying of n brain hemorrhage. He died, and within 10 luinutes, tho widow also died with Cumin's body in her arms, E' ieJ and shock caus- lng a fatal heart at'-ipir. Searae Bishop t - . Sv"1 Uolorlul ccieaioui' marki'.l the consccriUton of Most Rev. Gerald Shnuiihnessy as bishop ot Se.ittle. Wash., In n service nt Catholic Uni versity. Washington, U. C. I't.oto allows Apostolic Delegate Ctognanl (second from left, slaihllng) consecrating the new bishop, Who Is kneeling, .. .. riYE-si'OT TAKEN for HIKE UY CHOW Asn unci SALT LAKE CITY i Money is too scarce to be "thrown to the birds," An-hle Browning believes, so he re- garded It as more ejnsperedng than funny when a pet crow belonging to a highway engineer seized a iS bill .Ifemi t0M. oaoiru r!C4e. lie ivzaKina, Hi eta UhfA" VpJL )Mc)C4 pfha IjkkwJv and "tht IhicKq. Ahouldeh. ineotmeri oJie Uixe urotrlen , urfiile, Ned and uviiite, linen fyrVnA Hie. W.onWei-vj Minutes Apart Consecrated from his hand end made off with It skyward. At an altitude of about 200 feet the bill em wafting downward only to be telred by a playful police dog, which romped away with It. It took a lot ot coaxing to get back the bill, OVER Phone: Mornlnn, Main M0 MANY PROBLEMS IN ANTARCTICA 'fly T. IB. Cotton , A.inVL THvuia Rlnrm Writer) WASHINoirON W Improved wire-, ( less communication, am iuu w-.' n..iniAn anrt wnnther forecasting! ore some practical benefits In pros-l pect from Rear Admiral Richard K Byrd's new Antarctic expedition.- His projected ;Ught over tho South. Mognotlo Pole may help solve some: ahii: t.bn iinseen but evcr- active rnagneUo force Chat constantly crackles and wavers urounu ni earth, as around a horseshoe mag net The South Magnetic Pole, about 1,200 miles from the geographic South Pole, Is ono of the two fopal points ,of this force, tho other being tho North Magnetic Pole. , Ufcct On Compass Sought ( in,n Tnatmet-.ie' forca around the' earth Is what makes possible the use of the mariners compass, ., Min,n iha nMHIn toward the poles,; yviuva w " - . but because the force Is constantly: varying for some reason not iiuiy ex- ( plained the compass needle never; points with absolute accuracy. Allow-1 anccs therefore have to be made for , variations In the mognetlo force. nd ; Wntrto -f,hw are understood the: more accurately pilots can steer their! ships on sea or in air. f This magnotlo force also tufeots wireless,, telegraph and telephone communication, wriich are disturbed hR 'maonntln ntormB" that result trom. disturbances of tho force. More knowledge Is needed of how wire less messages ore affected when they pass near tho North and South Mag netic Poles on their way around the earth. j. . i Weather Data Important , Weather knowledge gained in the Antarctic is .highly important be causo the great unknown continent Is a "weather breeder" lor much ot the southern half of the world. Woathcr of most ot the earth is chief ly controlled by air currents that are cooled, over tho polar regions, flow near the surface toward tho equator, are, warmed, rise and return to the poles at higher levels. Scientists liken the Antarctic region to a great "heart" whose pulsations keep tills process going in the southern hemis phere. , : Tho cdrcidatlng,. air governs rain and dry weather in Australia, South Africa and Argentina, where there are great areas of "marginal lands" , on iwhioh -crops and-herds can toe raised successfully only In years of plenti ful rain. If the dry years could bo predicted on the basis of now knowl edge of Antarctic weather, great losses in these regions could be pre vented. . ' Shape of the earth, which isn',t as round as it looks, is another prob lom that may be partially solved by exploration in the polar rcgions.hThe earth is flattened 'slightly at botn poles, so that It la not exactly round, This makes the pull of gravity strong er near the poles. Possibility that the Antarctic con ta nnfc a continent after all but really two huge Islands with the water between tnem conceaieu u niv great Ice cap is another unsolved problem of the "bottom of the world." ... ii , i Some scientists think Antarctica once was larger than now and served as a "land bridge" by which similar animals and plants reached the now u.irtotv-serara.ted areas of Australia. South America and South Africa. . CHAMPION APPLE THEE ; (sim al. s. C. MP) J. C. Meredith noys he believes he has the cham pion applo tree of tins section : iuf prolific boarlng. Tho tree, 47 years old, has been a regular producer 101 many years., and this season Mere dith estimates, IVwlll yield 60 bush els of fruit. . CONSIDERATE. THIEVES MEMPHIS, Tenn. W Thlcves.,vtsr itrt tha ninnt nf. the Shclbv county milk producers' association, chlBoled tho lock off a steel cabinet and, flndr lng nothing they wuntedk left by.iway of -the Ice house where the milk Is tnrri "Thev considerately locked the. ice. house doors," said an official, "thus keeping the place cold ior tnc milk." KEEPS ELECTION PROMISE MAYF1ELD, Ky. P) Bobble Ray, newlyTeloctcd Graves county Jailer, has the performance of at least, one election promise to his credit. .Sur rounded by friends, he donned a necktie for the first time In seven years as the result of a promise he had made to wear a tie for at least three days In succession. FOOD PROBLEM SOLVED , MEMPHIS, Tenn. (JiShelby coun ty's eating problem Is nearing a so lution. Thousands of bushels ot veg etables, grown tn community gardens by the unemployed, are being canned at the county penal farm. The city of Memphis and the county contrlbT uted S500O each toward the work and an RFC .allotment made three car loads ot cans available. , t- '., i fULIS- CHALMERS f Track type and air Tired Tractora. Combines, Implements, . Road Machinery. CHANDLER TRACTOR KtJl'IPMENT CO. 1313 Jefferson Main 633 XTTtfl CAV Opposite The Post Office Connts THE 'babel t Norton, ValUy 'iteWt fSilltor FIND IT Copy lor this 'Column must be In by 9 a. 'm. PORTRAITS If -ou have a ipleture of the baby, or a friend or 'loved one which you would like reproduced In its original si, or in miniature, plain, or colored and .done at reasonable 'price, take; It to Richardson's Art and Gift Shop. 2-21-t f CARD W THANKS We wish to express our apprecia tion to our friends lor ;thelr kind sympathy and, flowors at the time of ; the death of our wile ana motner. W. A. West and family. 9-25-1 tp. I I: BOND TRANSFER t Only Independent Delivery Sysvem Between La Grande and Baker. LOW8ST RATES DAILY SERVICE, Phone Main 709 for Pickups. ! . 9-19-1 m TABLE GLASSWARE SPECIAL See the new pattern of cut stem ware in Stem Goblets, Sherbets, and Footed Tumblers the newest, crystal, at only 35 els. each now at Rich ardson's Art and Gift Shop. 9-2i-t f. DID YOU KNOW THAT many a man's felt nat can give month's of added woor if sent for cleaning and blocking to tho Stand ard Laundry.' Phone Main 66. 9-26-2 t. - , RUMMAGE SALE The Altar Society will hold a rum mage sale, Saturday, Sept, 30 at 9 e. m. In the building next to Cherry's Florists. 0-23-3 SCHOOL CHILDREN .. You can get scratch paper: for school at the Observer. Now 2 pods 6c. 9-14-t f. A benefit dance will be given Wed. evening at Honan hall by St. Peter's Guild. Admission, 25c. - 9-25-1 t. Crazy Crystals at Moon Drug Co. . 8-4-1 m. All members of the Masonic fra ternity residing in Wallowa and Un ion counties are Invited to be, present at ttoe Masonic hall lh La Grande, Monday evening, Sepfr. 25th -. at . 8 o'clock p. m. where Percy R. Kelley, Most Excellent Grand High Priest of the Royal Aran Chapter of Oregon will address them on matters of vital Interest. This invitation is extended to members of the Blue Lodge as well as those of the Royal Arch Chapter. 9-23-2 1 Moon's Pure Vanilla sxtract la oev ter and costs less, 3 oz. 33c, 8 oz. 62c, pint 1.39. 8-4-1 m. PARCEL DELIVERY Up to 300 lbs. anythtng undor 100 lbs. 15c. Prompt service. Phone main 244. ?-18-6tp Curriers Tablets at Moon Drug Co. 8-4-1 m. ANGEL'S, HAT . CLEANING AND BLOCKING Best work in town. Across from Penney's. t ,. 9-14-1 m, ., COATS .- , , . , . FOR INFANTS. CHILDREN, MISSES & SMALL WOMEN LOW POPULAR PRICES AT Norton's Kiddy Shop. , i , . 9-ia-l in IN THE COUNTY COURT OF UNION COUNTY, OREGON NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT In the' Matter of the Estate) of Louis J. Rogers,. Deceased .) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, administrator , of . the estate of Louis J. Rogers, deceased. has filed in the County Court of the State of Oregon for . Union County, his final account as administrator of said estate and that the 23rd day of October, 1033, at the hour of ten o'clock in the. forenoon .of said day, at the County Court room In the Court House of said county, has been fixed by the Court as the time and place for hearing of objections to said account and the settlement thereof. D. SMUTZ, ...... Administrator of tlie Estate of Louis J. Rogers, Deceased. Sept. 18 & 25; Oct. 2 is Xu Children's Colds . Yield duicker tn double action of, wicks V VAPORUB HfJll-..V.'ialKCTmHa i ST CM""". , VALLEY aesMene Pboni 617 A -Allcel Ladles Aid-: , ... , . Mrs. Tom Wsllsljtiger, 'Mrs, Harry Wells and Mrs. Ray : Full?r yore, host- esses 'xnursaay wnen wvo -aiiwi ,oua met 'at the home of Mrs. 'Fuljer on . the Lower Cove road. There was, a very iurt niwiiutuiu., luw. muu hw being present for the afternoon. Mrs. Everett Wallslnger, -with Mrs, Will Adler at the piano, had charge of the fhevotlonals. "Mrs. E., tJ. Jasper presided over the business meeting, when a 'number of matters were giv en attention. Mrs, Louie Sandley reported for the nominating commit too and their report was accepted the following berig; duly elected:, presi dent, Mrs. Maude Wailslnger vice president, Mrs. Mayme Speckhaf t; . secretary, Mrs. Etna Wallslnger; treasurer, Mrs, Jessie .Fisher. , After the business meeting, a pro gram was offered which .Included piano solos by. Miss Lilian Knauts and Miss Violet Wells, guitar solos by Mrs. Harry Wells and a character number, "Aunt Hot On KlsshV" toy Mrs. Tom Wallslnger. At the time the lunch, was served, Mrs. Maude Wallslnger was greatly surprised when a huge and very beautiful birthday cake was placed In front of her, to gether with a basket full of gifts from those present, the day, preced ing 'having been her birthday, anni versary. Miss Janle Moss was also remembered. Outgoing officers were given an expression of appreciation for their faithful, service to the aid. To 'Gooding . . Rev. Walter Bach, of North Powder, has entered Gooding college, at Good ing, Ida., to take his last year jq( academlo .work, and will occupy some pulpits In that vicinity during he year, Mrs. Josle Blokland Baoh wl)l have charge of the work at Powder during his absence. ., , Conclude Visit . y - j ; . Mr. and Mrs. Glenn (Pearl Weljs) Patty tiave returned to their, horn at Amity following a visit wljth the Wells families In the valley and :at Starkey. They were accompanied ,-to Western Oregon -py Mrs. Patty's mother, Mrs. John S. Wells Sr., who will spend the wintpr there and will be Joined later by Mr. Wells. Island City Aid j . On next Thursday Bfternoon, the Island City aid will meet at the home of Mrs, Morgan, A large attendance of tho members Is desired. Will Manage Hotel i; " .. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Foye left Tuesday for Pendleton, where Mr. Foye has taken over the management of the Hotel borlon, which is a 76-room establishment and said to be the most modern. notel in the Round-Up city. Mrs. Foye will have charge of the coffee shop. Leases Farm ; Mrs. McKinnls announces that her ranch which is located near the Har ry Ruhl place-east of Altcel, has been rented to W. E. Ruckman, who will operate It In the future. To Salem , ,i . Miss Marie Ledbetter has gone tp Willamette to continue her. work-, at Willamette university. Marie ismanr agcr for the Delta Phi house again this year. Has Illrthilay Party , , ,j Mrs. Jerry .Stsndley, of Catherine creek,, entertained a group of. friends Thursday of last week in honor of the sixth birthday anniversary ofv.Denna Lee. A lovely birthday cake was the central attraction of tho dinner which was served at 4 p. m. Denna Lee ,rer celved many birthday gifts, and each child present was the recipient of ,a basket, of candy. The guests wore Mrs.. Gocsey of Union, Mrs. Art Mou dy, Everett Moudy, Steven Moudyand Gerald Everett Dewis. MORE MORE r ' w Eat to feel FIT! . . ..-.. tlOP . A-'UpitiaLvi. ,ortad'