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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1934)
! Thursday, May 10,. 19:11 LA (JKANUE EVEfs'IJ'(J OhSEItVElt. LA (iKANDE, ORE. Pukc -Thirteen I Over The Valley Personals (ilveii Ktirprle Even though he alleged that lie suspected 'his family of planning a surprise on him Tuesday evening, his birthday "Uncle Tom" Wallslng er, of the Valeria district, went on about his farm work and when more thun a ucore of people arrived for a party, he was out on the ranch butchering a veal. We had always thought that the fatted calf was killed fcr the honored guest. A pot luck " supper of Immense proportions was spread about eight o'clock, small tables being set for the 22 people who were pisent. Then there was an evening of pinochle and bridge with suitable prl2es. Tho guest or honor received many fine birthday gifts and MHs Amamla Zabel also received a travel gift from the hostess. Making , up the party besides Mr. and Mrs. Wall binder and their sons. Harold and Tcm: were Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wall singer, and Virgil, Mrs. Martha Jane Moss, Ray Puller, Mlsa Bertha Wall Eln;;er, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Moss and J mile, Mrs. Will Adler and daughter, Cknevieve, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Wright, Harvey Carter and the Misses Mary Taylor, Hazel Crawford, Aman da Zabel and' Mabel Morton. Moves Miss Mildred Standley, who has been living In the Landis Court apart ments hau moved out to the home of her -parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Standley, In the Iowa district for the summer months. 1 mliler Aid Mrs. 8am Knight entertained the women of the Imbler Ladles Aid so ciety Thursday at her home at Rhine hart. Mrs. Knight had her guests for on all-day quilting and tho work at hand was completed, by the 18 members and guests who were pres ent. A potluck dinner waa served at midday. Mrs. Alvin Westenskow will entertain next time on the regular meeting day. Have Dinner Together A large company of the folks nt Imbler gathered at Ruckman hall Sunday after Sunday school for a potluck dinner and a program. The program consisted of music, with readings by Mrs. Lucy Westenskow, J. A. Qaskill, Mrs. Irvin Westenskow, Mrs, B, B. Hurley and several of the children. Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hurley and their chll- HOW WOMEN CAN WIN MEN AND MEN WIN The Favor of Other Men Unless two pints of bila juice flow dally from your liver into your bowt-lu, your uud decay In your bowi-ls Tlija poisuna youf w!i61e body. Movements Kct hard mid constipated. You gtt yellow tontfuc. yeU tow BKin, pimpiea, uun eye, pfui ureal r haw become an uuly-looking, foul-smell your personal Yon have lost Everybody wants mineral vratfrm. ollt, laxative pills, laxative candles or chewtna trumj and expect them to net rid of this poison that destroys your personal oh arm. They can't do it, for they only move out the tail end of your bowels and that doesn't take away enough of the de cayed poison. Cosmetics won't help at all. Only a free flow of your bile juice will itnp this decay poison in your bowels. The one mild vegetable medicine which stmts a free flow of your bile juice Is Carter's LUtlff Liver Pills. No calomel (mercury) In Carter s. Only fine, mild veuetablu extracts. If you would bring brick your persona1 charm to win men, start tnttinn Carter' Little Liver Pills according to directions' today. 25c at drutf stores. Rufusa samethinff just as Rood", for It tnay itripe, loosen teeth or scald rectum. AfltrfbK Carrer's UttH Liver Pills by name and'iMt what you ask for. 1033, CM. Co. dren, of La a ramie, who are former Imbler residents and still retain so many friendships there. They were also present for the Sunday school exerciser when an attendance of 00 was reached. The Imbler Sunday school is In a very flourishing condi tion, as It has been for some time. Mu nips This year they seem to have broken out In the valley In sections where the schools are closed for the sum mer vacation, but Just the same the "mumps" are with us once again. Dick Puller, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Puller, of Lower Cove, Is carrying an enlarged Jaw and has been cheated out of "getting to May home from school." and Monday was his Ill's t vacation day, at that. To California Mrs. George Miller, of the Shanghai district, her daughter, Mrs. Joisa Clark and two daughters, formerly of Allcel, have started; for California, where they plan to make an Indefin ite stay. Their destination was Ar cadia where Mrs. Miller has .opent several winters and whew she has a home. Arreting Post polled The meeting of the Allcel Ladies Aid society which was to have been held this week at the home of Mrs. I. E. Chenault has been postponed until next Thursday; May 17. As sibtlng he itesscs ' will be Mrs. Lester Peach and Mrs. Roy Wells.. The orig inal program on "Mother's Day" will be presented. Elected Miss Edna Turner,' of' La' Grande, has been elected to teach the Valeria school next year. Miss Turner taught the Promise school In Wallowa coun ty this year. From The Dalles Miss Evelyn Hatlburton of the Dalles, Js making a visit at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ted Johnson; near Cove, accompanying Mrs. Johnson to the valley from a visit she made re cently to her home In The Dalles. Miss Haliburton spent the summer months hero last year. Clectetl ut Pumpkin Klilge Theron Anderson, of Imbler. who graduates this spring from the East ern Oregon Normal school has been elected to teach the Pumpkin Ridge school for next year. Miss Genevieve Adler who taught the 'school this year has the Iowt school. o Have New Daughter A baby daughter, weighing 8 pounds was born Monday at. the Grande Ronde hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Laird of the Cove. The little girl has been named Margaret Jo. Schools Close A number of schools have closed the past week or two. having com-, pleted a short year's work. County superintendent of schools, B. A. Sayre, states that the following schools are now In' vacation: Dnrrschool, Miss Hazel Croghan, teacher: Palmer Junc tion, -Miss .Esther--Wity,''teacher; -Pine Grove Miss- Velma'-Wood,.teeh-er and Indian Creek, Mrs.- Lenlna Gelger, teacher. AH' hese schools are In the general vicinity of Elgin. The fifth school Is Clover Creek, near North Powder, Mrs, Rose Chromy, teacher. French Auihors Really Collect PARIS W The French Authors' Society, which claims to be the most powerful In the world, reports that it collected more royalties for Its members In 1933 than In 1932, the increase being mostly In-, fees for moving pictures and broadcasting. The value of livestock In Utah In creased $1,370,000 In 1933 although there was a decrease in the number of head. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser Fireworks! GENTLEMEN, I HAVE A BARGAIN , JR YXJ! 1 JUST PAID ftSOOO.OO FOX THIS DIAMOND RING, AND I'LL SELL IT m AkJYl-HJF FOO ft ISOO.OO CASH I PIDN'T REALIZE, WHEN I BOUGHT THE RING, THAT I'D BE LEAVING MYSELF ' SHORT.. .AND I HAPPEN TO NEED A LITTLE VO DO DE OH DOUGH, PRONTO...ANY TAKERS yrv'i: I I ALIVE! '; . V7" i; ( V BETTER HUSTLE f ''Hi!' ;v, THAT'S MY II AND TELL . & ru- TRY MS . CLUE ! I'M SHERIFF f TO STAL fff LEAVING U HUMMEL ! FOR TIME Ml I I -- 1 r (WO CME 'HOBACe! W) NOT MAD, S L " 7f QUICkLY,' THE )X -( LADY.... BUT K ialS B0Y,'.S MAD rl awfully Y 'l" I J "UK! IIKN'S" VOICI! ST1IXKI) SO ST. PAIL'S PINCH HITS LONDON W "Big Ben", the fam ous old clock which ticks 'away the hours high on a tower of the houses of parliament. Is to have a rest and a going-over. Beginning April 30, Big Ben will be silent two months while the works are clonned and the chimes over hauled. During the layoff the bells of St. Faul'9'Cathedral, some distance down the Thnmes from WestnilniHter, will pinch hit for the benefit of those who set their clocks and watches by radio. FILIPINOS TO (TLTIVATK PISAKLS MANILA m The possibility of producing cultured pearls near Jolo In the southern Philippines Is being considered, it was said here by A A. Palvle, representative of the Mi klmoto firm of Japan. Cultured pearls are developed by artificial in troduction of tiny seed pearls In the oysters. HERE'S A COACH WHO'S SO GOOD HE CAN'T QUIT! Ily II. J. Fruwley DENVER, Colo. (P) Apparently the colleges aren't going to let George W. Scott waste his coaching genius on the desert air. Scott. ooAby and miner, retired ln-Jt year after leading his Fort Col lins, Colo.. hlKh school "Lambkins" to three national and 1 coiwccutlvo state- track championships, ami elKht ftate fcotball titles In his 21-year regime. But now he's being mentioned for coaching pests at three Kocky moun tain conference colleges. In many ways Scott Is ono of the most unique figures In tho coaching realm, Now 45 years old, ho waji 1H and a veteran of range and mine be fore ho over saw a football gamel But the sport thrilled him, and he enrolled at Black Hills (Spcarfish) Teachers' col lego in South Dakota and later at Colorado college, star ring In athletics at both schools. Teurhe.H "Hclaxed Striding'! Under his teaching system, which stmoe.s what he calls "relaxed strid ing" in track. Port Collins had a grand totnl of 113 vlctorL-s and four defeats in 31 years. In addition to their three national titles, his Lamb kins finished second twice and third once in the national meets. "Every player a coach" was the basis of his me' hod. He contends there aro only a fow fundamentals of A historian has disclosed that a proposal for a projoot lit.lir to the All-American canal, near the California-Lower .California border, was investlgate;l by the war department in 1853. Marian Rogers Spencer 'overleaf Butter A La Grande Product Hade by expert licensed butter makers from carefully selected cream churned daily. For Sale at All Local Groceries and Markets Most modern methods and equipment are used in making of "Cloverleaf" Butter Packed in either solid pound or quarter-pound cubes. "Cloverleaf" BuWer is being used and featured thla week in Snfeway Stores Cooking School. We Invite your Inspection of ur Modern PHnt CLOVERLEAF CREAMERY 1112 Jefferson Ave. Phone: Main 122 r ' 1 i 1 z Nomcmakinp;1 Expert of the Safeway Stores Kilcheneering' Classes Wears and Endorses "Red Cross" (or Women Fits "all four" of your feet. Your "walking feet" and your "sitting feet." Wear "fled Cross" Footwear and incoiporate beauty with foot comfort. Great for summer wear. SPECIAL! M:iv fl-10-1 l-I-S, during Path's fireut (ifilll Amiivprsiiry Hule! TRINIIY A, .1vi jfz V Reg. $0.85 Value! form which can bo shown any begin ner, but that an athlete will never make much of a murk until he studies out details for himself. IDs Fort Collins football teams, which scored 121 victories against nine defeats and four ties in U years, were known for superb blocking. He never mod more than five plays, four of which were employed by all eight of his champion teams. AllileteM Aro Scholars, Too A program of hunting, fishing, camping, hebby development, home work. Hl-V and Sunday school les jons was offered every boy. Football and track, during Scott's regime, ac tually required less practice time than In most schools. Each fall Scott, took a group of 25 boys to n moun tain camp for rt month. Studies also played an Important part in Scott's, system. The scholas tic leader of every graduating class while Scott was at Fort Collins was' a letter-winning athlete. Sleepy In The Daytime? It's Primordial liy F. it. cimon ( Associated Press Science Writer 1 WASHINGTON (VIT It Isn't natu ral for humans to sleep all nlht. That's the latest finding of scientific, sleep studies, and new comfort, In cidentally, for youngsters who hate to go to bed early and night-life de votees who like to come in with the milkman. If the human raco fallowed Its in stincts, people would catch half a; dozen brief imps through the day and night Instruct of concentrating their daily slumber . In ono 8-hour stretch. Should man's primordial j sleep 'habits ever reassert themselves: from out of the dim past, the world's wor k ' miijht i&tt so vc ra 1 1 1 mes through the 24 hours while everybody took a cat-nap. Long sleep .lust Habit Tho night - long sleep, with 16 hours of uninterrupted wakefulness in between, is Just a habit man has picked up since he gained greater brain power, says a summary of sleep studies Just published by the National Research council And, al though the habit seems firmly rooted, it really wouldn't be so difficult for man to slip back Into the old cat nap pattern of sleep followed by the lower animals, the scientists say. It requires brains to sleep as hu mans do, the research shows. If the cortex, or gray matter of a man's brain, were removed, he probably would be unablo to sleep a solid eight hours. This has been shown by experi ments with dogs. Normal dogs havo enough gray matter to learn and fol low the habit of sleeping all night and staying awake all day. But. dogs with the gray matter of their brains removed lose tho habit and have half a dozen periods of sleep through the day. It explains why new-born bahlos sleep at intervals and then awaken A young baby's higher brain cen ters aro not yet "wired up" to the rest of Its uervoitf system so it actc like an animal without gray matter In Us sleep habits. WASHOUT ' 15 MILES OF KIDNEY TUBES Win Back Pep ... Vigor ... Vitality McfMcnl RuthorltirB agree that your kid neys contain 15 MILES of tiny tuuci or filters which Mp to purify thu blood and keep you healthy. They nhoultl your out thru tho bl inkier 3 vints of fluid a dayi whlrh contniim 1 doudus of waito matter. if you niivo troiiMu witn too ircqucnl bladder iiaasaifCH wiin scanty amount caus1 inir burning and discomfort, tho 16 MILES of kidney tubes need washing out. 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