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Local News Items
' TODAY'S Wi: All II. II
Ti'iiiMiiiiliiru: III p. in., 21 ilcgm'n;
10 n. hi., IIK ili'iiicm. Ilnriiiiii'li'r (re
duced In in level): III p. in., :io.x I
Im hi': IU n. in., 3UM In. lien. Ki'lullva
liiiinlilllyi IU p. hi., 80 H'r mil; 10 a.
in.. Ml Kr crnl. Wind vcliirlly: 10 i.
hi., it inllrai 10 a. in,, 3 mllwi. Wlnil
diiertlun, variable.
Mr. nnil Mm. lvun Thali her went
In I'oitliinil liml iiIhIiI mi llio Mount
lltiotl KdiKt.
Tlii" Weekly Pimple club will meet
Miiiuliiy uhcrniMtii nt 7;II0 o'clock, nt
tile liiiiun ul Mil. Lull Atlkllll
Federal.
Mr. Hay Ullrich ( 111.11
MHhlh NlriM'l wiia nM'iiileu m yr
Iri'tliiy ul Iho St. Chiult'i liothitul.
Public Dance Begins at 9:30
INFORMAL AFFAIR
WILL BE TONIGHT
Hud Ruhkl'II'h Orchestra to
IMay
Mtw Barbara I'utU wont tn Port
laud ytnttrduy In nHud the weekend.
Mias Putin In tin physical education
imlructnr ut th hinh n-hmd,
. Mlwt LoU INnlt'i fluid, teat'lier in
Vhe Kenwood athoul, U n pdtlnut ut
tho Si. Churl oil hoapttul. MInn Porter
field, who bun boon ill tit her homi
fur (he hi nt wtwk, wuh admitted to
the lumpital hint night,
Ann horlw hiut moved her real
cut it Ip office from tho Kmmrl Korn
fthnp lu tin Kfiudrr lev cream parlor
next donr. Mm. Korlwn office in mi
the I w Irony of the Mure
(Irorge MrCormU'k of Prlnevllle
wmt uprnUd on hut night at tho tit.
Chut hn hoNpitul.
Iris SampoU, eight vrur nld daugh
ter of Mr. and Mm. Mw vln C.
Kainclri ttf nenr Bend, suffered n
hmkrii leg Thursday afternoon when
vr trl)rti nnil Irll ovtr n lit
Dr. Si, I). McKcuncy plan to Imvr
fur Portland this evrulng to attend a
tciUt mctlng of tho Oregon atate
Imurd of optometry, u( whirh h U
MHTctitry. lie will return Mmiduv.
A Male income nudltor will lie In
Bend from March 7 to 10, Inclusive,
to oARtM local resident in making out
their Oregon I net mm n'Mirtit lite
auditor will have hi headquarter in
thr hurul court houMt, and hu hour
will U from 8 a. m. until h p in.
Bob t'ttuk, 30?t lltoadwuy, wus
taken bark lit St. Chnrle hohpital for
treatment todtiy im llu result nf n
rom'Uioii he uffered Tuesday dur
ing football V'H'tlcc. Mi wo in the
hotiilin! Tueadny mid Wednesday.
The flint vent of the winter rteaMiu
ll.'l preliminary to the Noi thwenl Ski
LtHnoeliilion tout mmiojit tit the pluy-r.a-.t
1 .,,..,( ,,, ...ii... u.Mi ..r lu.iul will
no me hKyiiuein cinnru toiuyni in im-
Klk hull. The puhlie In Invited to the
alfulr fur which Hud KummtII iind hiit
urehoMni will piovldu Iho nmnlc, .
The Infonniil affuir, u Iwneflt for
tho Hkyllncni' oixiinluitlon, will 1m
Uln ut U IIU o'clot-k. Ui, J. S. Cruhl
nmu U tho genurul chuinuuii in
eluiimv
'lite northwcHt nkl touinnmont will
Im held ut tho Skylinom' plnvuround
nit Kehruuiy 12 mid will be followed
tho noxt week with tin Oregon Junior
jtkliom meet.
Piano Musiculc Given
lly .Mrs. Corner's 1'upils
I'tiplU of Mm. Cmiu Cnynr wort
ort AenUHl in a musieulo ut her homo
Tho Kvoiiiieen rlrrlo of tho Itoyul
Neiuhlxtifi met Thurhiloy ufteruooii ut
Iho Inmo of Mm. II. U. Culver with
Mm. J. C. Culler und Mm. 0. O.
llrown fiuintinU' IMmis woro mudci
to lenuine the "ftullnpintf teiu" which
weto KWeii by tho circlo duririK the
pitNl few inonlhii.
A public curd purty win nrruned
by tho meiulteix to Im held Kebr uury
4 nt the home nt Mm. i'heodore
Wultem ut 13(13 llurmou boulevurd.
Mm. II. L. HmiIkt, Mm. J, L. Shirk,
und Mm. I.tithor Milea will uhxit,
(iui-NtH nf (he club Thutftdny wero
Mm. William WeiiMT und Mm. M. W
WiiIimiii. Mm, Murriuret uiolt find
Mm. C. K. Hundull wore admitted to
meinlMTrihlp, Tho mrmberK who ut
teudiHl wrio Mm. H, II. YounberM.
Mm. J. J. llurriuau, Mm. W. K. Wise.
Mm. J. U Shiek. Mm. Henry T. Mer
ritt, Mm. T. J. Sandem, Mm. Harbor,
Mm. N. G. M Daniel, Mm. Joneph
llahn, Mm. Glen (iriiuiteud, Mm,
Marllntiti Andornon, Mm. J. W. Axhc,
Mm. Clyde i'ayno, Mrn. LouU Younif-
x-ru. Mm. It. U Wlntem, Mm. M. U.
Smith, Mm. Cbnrlejf Ililludoau, Mm.
J. K. Ku Mm. Culler, Mm. Brown,
Mm. MileOuid Mm. Colvor.
'Ilio noxt intx-tinH will on Keh
ruury 2 ul Mm. Hahn'it it 3;tl) Hlver-
ide boulevard. Aim. (.jrtruttoHU unci
1. 0.0. F. GROUPS
INSTALL OFFICERS
I). N. (iraham, MIhh Web
ber Take Chairs
A proifrnm coiihUiIiik ! Mm. Ku. will Ik the nubitant Iwmt-
i thin nftrriioon.
I of holii. duel, und twu-nliino num- ewwA, On the enUrrliiiiiment commit
Iktu wun prenrnlod for molhvm nnd . Iit will l Mm. Umia YouiiKbcrK
i frienoS of tho younustom. mid Mm. WUc.
I Tukloi nart were Peter Hetuimi-
wtiy. Janet Johnin, Jackie Moore, Mm. A- A. Symoiw will 1 hote-
lAnnti Mao und Jeim HymaiL Joun'at ft I oclcck luncheon Momluy lor
! Allen. Huth KliU, Helen Himoii. . tho membem of the Bend Study rlub.
Mailyn Prentice. Mury Aileeu 1k1-
mhi, Itillie Nhkanon, Darlene lur
lell, Maurirc Lyoiin, Joanne Hiikox,
Gletu Ni'Uon, and Kobrrl Fowler.
All bruueheft of Odd Kcllownhlp
will meet ut 0;'H) u. in. Sunday ut the
LOO K. hall. From there the Kroup
Mm. Syininm will enlcrtuiu ut her
homo ut K4U Poithmd. Mrs. A ft.
U-ary will Kivo u reiort of Evu
Cut te'n bifKraphy of her mother en
titled "Mudum Curie"
A ntudy of India will be made by
mrmtiem of the ChriAtian MiNsionuy
und then wun allowed I
home
Mr. und Mr. f J. Kennelly of
Carlton, Orrfton, me vmlttiiK Dr. und
Mm. Paul Worrner. Kennelly u mau
aiter of the Trunk-Willamette com
pany. An oider of dimtMtl wan Untied
yentnrday In the suit of the public
utilltieN commUkion aifalnst C, lldm
and llaiiB IbuiMu on n motion of
Willi Wm! of Snlem. utlotuey for the
plaintiff. A fuditment wua nsked in
tho complaint for SZMll illicitly
due on u motor vehicle Umiik omi -utel
un n prlvuto currier.
Mr. nnil Mm. George W. Wmt low
have named their duouhtcr, burn on
January 111 ut tho St. Charier, hunpltat,
Janet Joan. Janet nnd her miter.
Geotuaiut, will celebrate their birth
day a un the ruiine day. eornitnn wum
Ixtrn ix yearn uk. n January lit.
vicra.
Mi. If A Kmlflt will cittirtnin lh
return to hu Sun June club of iho Pythun Sirtem
Tuewlay afternoon at her home nt 105
Delaware. Each iiumler hu lntn
u-oked lo hring un mtereitiinu ItMikiuu
ptickuita of clotiilnji which tnitfht
repienl u nurwry rhyme. Tlio uf
fair lx)(m at 2 o'clock.
ill ko to Iho Kiiiit Pronbylorian jMHiety on TueMlay aftirmmn at the
hurch lu attend the rnorninji -r- homo ol Mrs Hen Hamilton.
Male treei Aim. rranx airauon is
lire program leader.
WKKK'S ('AI.KNI)AK '
Touicht
j 8:00 p m-. HeU-knh liKle. public
cuid paity. I O O f . hull.
I H 00 n. m.. V.KW. uuxilinry. public
'pinochle juirty. Downing hotel
) H.00 p. m.. Women of llio Moose,
Kaiher hidl.
'llu Oiict ehib will meet at 2 15! Sunday
o'clink Tm-Mlay with Mm. Charles I 10 30 n m . Odd Fellowship Kroups,
KeMnyr ut HHH Kivcifudo boulovurd. LOOK. hall.
2 00 p. m.. Itoynl Neighbors Pep
A in trial hour bt planned for mem- club, dull team practice, Sather hall.
Um of the KaMcrn Star fiillowmn t Mndy
the chapter meeting Monday niKht l 100 p. m.. llend Study club. Mm.
in the MuM.mr hall. Cards will IwiA. A. Synmus. MO Portland, hmtesH.
played for which prizes will Ik ! 2.00 p. m., Alliwl Arts club, Mm.
awarded and refroahmentfi will Iw i Duanc 1J. Eumoa, H8 ConKrcsw, ht
Mrved at iho cIono of tho evening. I ens.
Tho buj.iue.-u. meeting oponn ut 8 i H 00 p. in., Kiwtern Slur, Masunic
Dr. Huffman, DculUt. Tliompiun Hid.
Adv.
p,.
I'lulllpj huji returned.
Adv. a.V-Hp
Dance Timalo (runge hall Satur
day nighl. Muitlc bv tiowman'n KJiy
thm Aces. Admimilon 40c and 10c
Adv.
Dr. Grieninger will be in Dr. Giahl
inan'fi office Sunday, January 22.--Adv
DH-c
Nationally known brand Hwealern
including vents, ahpoveirt and cardi
gan l vie $1 i valueM. SI 00:
value.., $ Kk UM valuer, $3 Sil
houette Shop, Oregon nnd Wall SLv
Adv. 40c
i liebekah Card Party, pinochle anil
contract bridge, I. (. O. F. Temple
tonight ut 8:00. Public Invited. Adin.
25c Adv. 40-c
Sttip at Etroy Cnfe after the dance
for 12-Inch hot dog. We are Mill
nerving fried chicken dlnncm. Adv.
40-c
F.xpcrt buttery wrvicr on our new
charger at rcducet rules. We remove,
icchat go and replace your buttery
with 2 duvfi battery rental FHF.K
all for $1.25. Houk MotoiCo. Bond
and Mlnur.Hntii.-Adv. 40-c
o'clock.
Tho (J. W. club met Wednesday
with Mm. J. W. Campbell nt 137 Hi
Hcictut place. Plant for the next
meeting to Im? held February 1 were
made- Mrn. Edwin Wimlow will Ikj
luiMcfftf ut that mcetitiK.
Pinochle will bo plnyod ul tho pub
lic card party In bo held at 7:30 p. in.
Tuebiy in Salhcr hall under the
umpires uf the Degree of Honor
lodge .Mm, Dora Gnle. nt the general
chairman in charge.
Tuefiday afternoon iho officers will
practice in the hall. All new officer a
have Ikm'H u.ked lo be present ut 1.30
o'clock. At 2:30 p. m. there will lie a
drill team practice lit the hall.
The annual dinner of the I 'ait
Presidents' club of the Degree of
Honor wa held Wvilnenday ut the El
Hoy cafe. Plans for the dinner weio
mnde Tuesday when the club met
with Mm. C. L. Griffith.
Memliem present were Mr. W. V.
Allen, who wa.i visiting hero from
Toppenlnh, Mm. Waller Campbell,
Mm. Ovid Evans, Mm. Dorn Galea,
Mm. E. J. GibMm. Mm. E. J. McDcr
nmnt. Mm. Hichnrd Marshall. Mm.
Cheater Morris, Mrs. Sum Pumel,
Mm. D'lteit Slnpleit. Mm. T. J.
Tweet, nnd tho new degree of honor
president. Mm. E. A. Tiller, who is un
honorary member. Mrs. M. G. La
Plant was a visitor.
Mrs. Marshall will entertain (he
club ul the next meeting February 21.
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800 p. m.. A A.U.W. international
relations group, Mrs. (V'rald Jensen.
1039 Columbia, hoslow.
Tuesdny
1:30 p. in., Degree of Honor, officers
practice, Sather hull.
I 2:00 p. m., Sunshine club of Pyth
; hut Sislora, Mm. K. A. Smith, 105
Delaware, hostess.
2:00 p. m., Christian Missionary so
ciety, Sim. Ben Hamilton, 552 State
I street, hostess.
; 2:15 p. in.. Cunsl club. Mm. Chnrles
LrMoyne, JH Mivemiile, hostess.
2:30 p. in., Degree of Honor, drill
team practice, Sather hall.
7:30 p. m.. Hoyul Neighbors rep
club, Mrs. Glen Grinstead, G14 Dela
wnie. hivitess.
7:30 p, in.. Degre of Honor, public
pinochle party, Sather hall.
8:00 p. rn , Tuesday Evening Bridge
club. Mm. McArlhur Moore, npurt
meitt 5 of Irving npurtmonts, hostess.
U'eiluesdny
1:30 p. m.. WetlneMtay Bridge club,
Mrs. W. B. Cono. 336 Delaware, host
ess. 2:00 p. m., Wednesday Study olub.
Mm. William Collins, hostess at 542
Kiversido.
2:00 p. m.. Thimble club of Neigh
bors of Wmdcraft. Instnllutlon, Mrs.
K. L. Winters, 3117 Delnwnro. histcss.
2:30 p. in.. Group 2 of Methodisl
Women's' asfociatinn. Mm. W. O.
Evans, 305 Lee lane, hostess.
7:00 p. ni-. Job's Daughters, Masonic
hall.
800 p. in.. Pylhiun Sibtcrti, Sal her
hall.
Tlmrsdjiy
1.00 p. in.. Faculty Dames. Mrs.
Eugene Clark, 1027 Harmon, hostess.
2:30 p. m., Christian Ladies Aid,
Mrs. James B. Connoll, 405 Newport,
hosted.
8:00 p. m.. Women's Benefit asso
ciation, Sather hall.
I 7:30 p. m., Itcboka'h lodge. l.O.O.F.
hull.
Suturduy
!):30 p. m., President's IniI
hall.
Joint installation of tho DevhuleA
canton und auxiliary of thr Patriarchs
Militant wax held hint niyht in the
Odd Follow halt. D. N Grnhain wun
tnfrtalled us captain of tho canton and I
Miss Huby Webber of Hedmond ax
prenident of tho auxiliary. Mrs. N. It. j
Gilbert, international vice-president '
of the Pntriurchs Militant, wun the
imtullitiif officer; General S. K. Wat-
kins of Newberg wax tho officer of
tho day; nnd N. K. Gilbert wus the
officer of the guard for tho lnslullu
tlon. Mm. Fred N. Van Matro nnd Mm.
Paul Crocker were mustend in to
the auxiliary, und Frank Itiley wus
initiated into tho canton.
During the installation ceremonies
Minn Webber took her office as presi
dent; Mrs. Harold Kriedley, vice
president; Mm. Carl Johnson, treas
urer; and Mrs. Walter Daum, secre
tary. Mm. M. B. Smith is tho retiring
president.
Miss Webber appointed the fol
lowing officem: Mrs. Martinus An
derson, officer of the day; Mrs. Fred
Gitxton, officer of the guard; Mm.
Harry Terwilligar, chaplain; Mrs.
Cyrus C. Kimmell of Redmond, sent
iuul; Mm. M J. Kelley, left aide to the
president; Mrs. N. H. Gilbert, right
aide lo the president; Mm. Frank
Itiley, right aide to the vice-president;
Mrs. August Kcrnmling, left
aide to the vice-president ; Mrs.
Edgar It. Barnes, right aide to the
chaplain; Mrs. D. N. Graham, left
aide to the chaplain; Mm. Albert
Shu Its. right aide to the past-president;
Mm. W. V. Merchant, left aide
to the past president; und Mrs. Paul
Brookings, pianist.
Mrs. M. B. Smith was named as the
press correspondent. Tho next meet
ing will In? February 17 in the
l.O.O.F. hall, she announced today.
Taking their chairs in the canton
were Graham; Paul D. Brookings.
lieutenant; Albert Shu I Is, ensign;
M. B. Smith, clerk; nnd W. V. Mer
chant, accountant. The nppoiutive of- I
ficers are Martinus Anderson, banner J
lwnrMf Wittier Daum tmard: Frank '
Filey, sentinel; Harry Hank ins, who
'is tho retiring captain, picket; and
! C. D. Bailey, f haplain.
' Hero for the ceremony were Mrs.
; S. E. Watkins und Mrs. Nettie
j Greesnough of Portland, officer of the
guard in the international organiza
tion.
A banquet was served at the hall
before the installation.
Mrs. Frank Riley was installed as
president nnd Mrs. R. M. Nedrow as
secretary-treasurer of the Past Noble
Grands' club of (he Rcbekah lodge at
llio mooting yesterday in the I.O.O.F.
hull. Mm. M. B. Smith, retiring presi
dent, nnd Mrs. Ethan Innis, retiring
Isecretary-treasurer, were presented
! gifts fur their past year's work by
Mrs. August Kcrnmling.
Mrs. Kemmling and Mrs. Ernest
Nelson were in charge of tho refresh
ment comimttee for the ufternoon.
Mrs. Nedrow wus appointed press
correspondent.
The next meeting of the club wil
be February 17 in the hall. Mrs. Innis
land Mrs. Oscar Larson will be in
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sol. Ora Racburrt, Mrs. Winters. LUlie
Walker. Addic Triplett. Nettie Basun,
Mrs. Hollinshead and the hostess.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the evening.
At the meeting of the Women s
SALEM IS QUIET
DURING WEEKEND
Benefit association on January 12 ' Fireworks Due Monday in
Mrs. Clarice Emma Nelson was in
itiated into membership.
The international relations group
Legislature
Tested Recipes
A simple well-planned, well-prepared
meal, attractively served is
one of the most pleasant forms of
entertainment, Mrs. Dorothy Bishop,
acting home denonstration agent,
said today. Where it is possible to
Salem. Or., Jan. 21 IP Salem was I entertain at meal time, the greatest
of the A A.U.W. will meet Monday quiet today, with many Oregon leg- pleasure car, usually oe g. a
evening at the home of Mrs. Gerald lsiaiors out 01 town ana lew commii- ,T
Jensen. 1039 Columbia. The program tees in session. Both houses ad- j two may be added to the regular
a in.tmfA hfr. nnnn vMt.rriav hut familv meal. It is better nutrition
will acill Willi ouuiil rtiiiem-ti wmi j - - . -
Miss Mvr tic Haucse in charge. I there were prospects of fireworks practice to serve guests at regular
... Monday when two vital
Mrs. E. M. Maxwell was surprised scheduled to be debated.
Thursday evening by a group of I . On the Monday afternoon calendar
friends, who brought card tables and f. Governor Charles A Spragues
refreshments. Entertainment con-1 disputed bill amending the state un
sisted in playing pinochle and read- employment compensation law sc.
ins horoscopes. Tiikine part in the!'1"" " "ill conform with national
party were Gladys Dalv, Ortha Fcr-1 statutes. . . '
of laws reported it out "do pass."
after minor revisions. Organized
labor, whose leaders contend certi-
nm . meal hours than between meals. Over
weight is one ot the common results
of eatine heavy between -meal re
freshments. Suggestions are included
in the bulletin H. 858. on file in Mrs.
Bishop's office.
One of tne recipes included is tor
guson, uertruae ocicne, ftorence
Filey. Margaret Burich, Ann Mogan,
Susan Spangler and Agnes Maxwell.
less soft interior. Serve spoon bread
hot and with a spoon. It is delicious
with fruit syrup over it.
GIFT NECKTIES HOLD PROMISE
Amarillo, Tex. IP H. G. Hamrick
examined his gift neckties closel
because of an experience concerning "
a cravat given a year ago. Hamrick
received five neckties that year, and
put away three of them. A year
later, he decided to look over his
Christmas ties and found pinned be
neath one of the 1937 models a $5
bill.
FATE STRIKES STRANGELY
Youngstown, O. UBud. Scidner, '
pilot, asked .two. friends to "take a
5Din." but they refused his invitation,
Unvintf that thpv pons idp red flvinff tocr
spoon bread to be served for four to I dangerous. A few weeks later, both
The ingredients neces-
chnrge of the refreshments.
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The Tuesday Evening Bridee club
will moot with Mrs. McArlhur Moure
in apartment S of the Irvine apart
ments nexl week. Play will begin at
8 o'clock.
The value of fellowships oiven by
the American Association of Univer
sity Women was discussed by Kate
W. Jameson ol Lorvallis, state presi
dent of the A.A.U.W., when site
visited the Bend branch Thursday.
Mrs. Jameson spoke to the Bend uni
versity women at a dinner meeting
that evening in the Pino Tavern, and
was tho honored guest at a tea held
at Mrs. Carl Erickson's home Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. Jameson announced that the
state convention of the A A.U.W. will
be held on April 14 and IS in Salem.
Miss Wandu Vcalch discussed the
American neutrality policy for the
university women during the dinner
meeting.
The Wcstwny club uf the Women's
Benefit association met at Iho home
nf Edith Hnllinshead Tuesday with
Helen Gravon as the hostess. The
social evening was sjwnt in playing
games with Kalherine Winters win
ning the prize lor dutch auction
Members present were Marion Du
buis. Ruth Washburn, Clarice Nel-
Elkslson. Daisvellen Springstube, Marie
I Smith. Clarn Keller, Annie Van T;is-
T nnhlir rarH narti will ho hnld ! "cauon oi inc uregon unentpioymem
w . ..n . ninnhl. ,i. fhl ' to oppose the bpmguc bUl.
Downing hotel, and the Rebekah
lodge members will be hostess at a
pinochle and contract bridge party
at the l.O.O.r . nail.
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Both affairs will begin at 8 o'clock.
The Roval Neighbors Pep club
drill team will practice at 2 o'clock
Sunday in Sather hall. On Tuesday
the club members will meet with Mrs.
Glen Grinslcad at 614 Delaware ave
nue at 7:30 o clock. The assistant
hostesses will be Mrs. Gordon De-
Carufel and Mrs. Harlow Burton.
Mrs. Duanc H. Eames will entertain
the Allied Arts club Monday after
noon at her home at 148 Congress.
Mrs. E. V. Ward is the program
cluiirman.
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Fourteen tables of pinochle were
play last night at the Modern
Woodmen of America card party
held in Sather hall. High scores were
held by Mrs. Harry Barber, Mrs.
Lvnncs, Leroy Forrester, and John
Carr. On the card committee in
charge were Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Moody and Howard Behymor.
Slated to drop into the senate
hopper Monday is the bill revising
the Oregon public utility district law.
It was withheld from yesterdays
six persons.
sary follow:
2'2 c. milk
M c. cornmeal
2 t. salt
2 T. butter
2 egg yolks, beaten
1 t. baking powder
2 egg whiles, beaten stiff
Place the milk and salt in the top
of a double boiler and heat. Stir corn-
meal gradually into the hot milk and
died from natural
still is flying.
causes. Scidner
A family of skunk kittens play '
near the home of a national park '
service employee in New Mexico, and
he says they "do everything that'
the progeny of a house cat wculd do.""
session because Governor Sprague over not water one-half hour. I
Add butter to cornmeal mush and t
mix to even consistency. The mush 1
should be soft and moist, something .
like mashed potato. If stiff add more !
liquid.
Beat egg yolks, add baking powder, i
and mix. Stir the egg yolk mixture i
into the cornmeal mixture and fold
in the stiffly beaten egg whites. Pour !
into deep greased baking dish and.
bake in moderate oven 20 to 25 min
utes. If desired richer, add more!
butter. Spoon bread may be baked in
shallow greased cake or pie tins,
forming a more crusty product with a
objected to a clause which would
permit directors ot a power district
to issue unlimited revenue certifi
cates. It was reported the bill will be
amended so that issuance of the cer
tificates will require authority of
the voters. The bill, if passed, will
repeal the present P. U. D. law. It is
backed by the Bonneville adminis
trationv the state grange and the
farmers' union.
COURT HOUSE RECORDS
Snthfnctinit of Chattel Mortgages
Resettlement administration to L.
S. Minks, Swift and company to L. S.
Minks .Central Oregon Production
Credit association to Hazel G. Nutlcy,
(4 releases). Central Oregon Produc
tion Credit association to Earl W.
Glen (2 releases).
Chattel Mortgages
P. S. Howard to Consumers Credit
company. George W. Shanks to red
ernl Land bank of Spokane.
Petition for the appointment of
Robert H. Foley as guardian of Etta
Allen.
Deeds
' Ai Wricht cl ux lo Hiram Links-
lots 1, 2, and a, block 10, EUingcr'a
addition to Redmond.
Oieimn mill Western Colonization
company lo Gem-Re and Dec Schmidt
lot !, block 111, Davidson's addition
to Si.!?!".
AMUSEMENTS
Shirley Temple, starred this time in j
Just Around the Corner" will open '
at ihe Capitol tomorrow for a three
day run, with continuous shows ar- 1
ranged for Sunday from 1 p. m. until
11 p. m. This picture is nailed not ;
only us outstanding, but as one of
the most entertaining hits over pro
duced by 20th Century-Fox studios. '
Among those who have parts in the '
film fun are Charles Farrell, as Shir
ley's dftd; Joan Davis, as a lady in
waiting to a kennel full of Park ave
nue pooches; Amanda Duff (a prom
ising newcomer to the films) as the
girl with whom Farrell is in love;
Bert Lahr, as Joan's chauffeur
sweetheart, and the inimitable Bill
Robinson, who does a new dance
routine with Shirley.
This screen play, referred to by
critics as "delightfully refreshing." is
based on an original story by Paul
Gerard Smith. The film is said to
place Shirley in her happiest role
one that allows her an occasional
outburst of the mischievous humor
which is said to be so characteristic
of her irrepressible spirit outside the
studio.
Divided Budget Plan Available.
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A scientist who has been taking
tree temperatures with a "clinical
thermometer finds that trees appar
ently do not have fevers.
Stone from "Just Around the Corner," blurring Shirley Temple ut liw
Cupllol tomorrow, Mummy und lucstlay.
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