Grants Pass daily courier., June 21, 1924, Page 4, Image 4

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OvrVíishinóton Letter
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SOCIAL EVENTS
By Mm. A. B, Davi*,, Phon« I U4-.I
National FMitorial Association
Jefferson City, Mo.. June 21. (I.
Washington, June 30.—It is a taken by many state Masters, is a
N. 8 ) Since January I. 1934. bank
Mlv Marian Sabin Vtruhhul to Rich ■ Marring,' <>< .MI m I shmm » Currbw lu
popular practice nowadays to probe highly important question
There is
failures in Missouri have lasen as
Fain Nerty Is Sol<*ninia<sl
arti Hopper on U rrtnmthty
i
into the heart of things. The chief a certain theory that a disagreement
plentiful
m fleas on the well-known
The marriage of Miss Leona Cur-
One cf the most interesting c nts
topic of conversation in Washington may reach that regrettable stage
Missouri "houn' dog".
of the season was the marrluge of ' rier to Fain Nealy wax solemnised
concerns the future of political par­ wherein the contest resolves itself
Twenty-five hanks
under State
Miss Merian Sabin to Richard H. with a pretty home wedding on Sun-
ties and the effect of the forthcom­ into a struggle for an individual
supervision, with deposits In excess
Hopper on Wednesday afternoon at day morning al nine o'clock at the
ing campaign
upon business and rather than party triumph. By that
of $9,125.000, dosed their doors
the home of the bride's parents. Mr. home of the bride's parents on II
agriculture. The public Is naturally Is meant the development of a fight
an
average of one bank a week—
and Mrs. George C. Sabin, on laiwn- street. The Rev. Fenton was the
in a speculative mood as an after­ between the legislative and executive
somewhere in Missouri.
A
ociar
clergyman.
ridge Avenue. The Rev. I), l.est-r officiating
math of the Republican National branches of the government. If this
In fact, conditions have beromr I
Fields, pastor of the Newman M. E. scheme of pink and white was used
Convention held in Cleveland last sentiment actually assumes definite
so
disheartening In
certain rural j
Pink
and
in
decorating
the
rooms,
church, officiating at the cerentcmy.
week. Inquiries center on the Iden-1 proportions, it will undoubtedly play
where
bank
after
The Sabin home was beautifully white roses were used In the living! communities,
tity of the Democratic standard- havoc with the national ticket as
room and the dining room was dec­ bank has collapsed, that farmers no
decorated
for
the
occasion
with
huge
bearer in direct contrast with the G. j members of Congress would likely go
floor baskets filled with a profusion orated with pink and white crepe longer patronise bank". They car-;
O. P. which had practically selected back home to protect their own in-
The .ry thdr money In money belts, or
of
pink roses, sweet peas, blue del­ ' paper streamers and rosea.
its ticket months ago. The Demo-' terests first and make the president­
phinium and ferns. The bridal par­ I bride wore a dress of white crepe de have installed small safes In their |
crats have problems which are more ial contest a secondary matter in
ty stood before a bower of ferns chine and carried n boquet of sweet farm homes. In a few cases the far­
numerous and complicated and the their political maneuvers. In the
Immediately following the tners have become euatomers of cii- 1
and flowers, The bride was charm- peas,
New York convention will outstrip heat of a campaign, this dubious
ceremony a weedtug breakfast of cle Sam's Postal Savings Banks.
of
white
Canton
crepe
ing
in
a
gown
the Cleveland ratification meeting in situation may be quickly altered,
"Missouri Is over-banke<t." Is the
honey
oranges, ham. biscuits and
The feeling of pessimism which and carried a shower boquet of
sensationalism, at least.
and coffee was served, The young explanation offered by F. C. Milla-
Miss
Marjorie
Niles.
bride's
roses.
Neither the Democrats nor the was apparent in the Republican the bridesmaid, wore a frock of yel­ couple left for a trip to Albany and paugh. State Finance Commissioner. |
Republicans can boast of the great­ ranks may be attributed, it is said. low organdie and carried a shower Newport.
their who Is charged with the supervision
They will make
i
est essential to political success—i to the above conditions, The Influ- boquet of yellow roses and sweet home in Grants Pass.
of State banks. "Several comniunl-;
party solidarity. This factor is re­ enee of La Follette was felt at the peas. Little Barbara Barnes served
ties have too many banks — more
• •
Cognized for thoughtful and respon-i convention when Wisconsin filed a as flower girl and was dressed in
than the banking business justifies.",
Mrs.
1».
M.
Arnold
HosO-ss
of
Monda)
sible party chieftlans are not In-j minority report against the platform pale green crepe de chene. The
he said
Honoring .Mrs. E. J. Carrillo
dulging in the usual extravagant adopted by the convention. The pos­ groom was attended by Lynn Sabin,
The prevalence of small bunks,
Mrs.
D.
M.
Arnold
was
a-ehostess
claims, in all society, political and sibility of the Wisconsin Senator brother of the bride. Preceding the
with capital stocks of $10.000 or
of Monday evening when she enter­
otherwise, groups of grumblers will; heading a third ticket as a progres­ ceremony. Mrs. A. S. Barnes sang
less, is another Important cause of
tained with three tables of bridge,
be found. The difficulty is to keep sive Republican does not contribute "When You Are Truly Mine," ac-
bank failures In Missouri, In the
honoring Mrs. E. J. Carrillo, of lx>s
these dissenters from open revolt on to the gaiety of the political spec-
of 'Commissioner Milla-
opinion
compan^id on the violin by her son. Angeles who was the guest of her
problems of policy and to win them ! taele.
paugh.
Donley
Barnes
with
Mrs.
A.
G.
sister, Mrs. Charles Gordon.
Pink
After all, the fundamentals of par-
over to the leader's viewpoint. Ac­
"The small bank accumulates a
Mrs. Knapp roses were used In decoration and
Knapp at the piano.
cording to party spokesmen the 'tisan politics seldom if ever. vary.
also played
Mendelsohns wedding a supper of salad, wafers, ice cream, few bad loans and right away Is In
greatest danger io the welfare of DeTocqueville, one of the foremost
march. Following the ceremony, nuts and candies were served, The trouble," he said.
parties is indifference, and at present authorities on political science, in
Mills-
Mr.
In many instances,
sherbet and cake were served by guests included several of Mrs. Car-
it appears that the indifference of his analysis of political conditions
find
bankers
paugh
pointed
out.
Miss Vernetta Quinlan. Miss I.ynet- rlllo's friends.
party workers to the platform of in-'in America, written In the early part
money and
they are not making
ta Quinlan and Miss Remoh Tryor.
•
•
‘ ‘
will
**** nineteenth century said: "Po­
tentions is something which
Both bride and groom are graduates Picnic Is Given in Honor of Visitors close their banks to liquidate and
cause sleepless nights unless the sen-i litical parties in'the L'nited States
get out of business.
of
O. A. C. of the class of 1923.
in City at IlhcrMdc Park
timent is changed or checked, \-o'are led to rally round an individual
Mr. MiUspaugh advocated a tight-
where
Mrs.
Hopper
•
was
a
member
of
Among the delightful picnics of
great leader could reasonably expect in order to acquire a more tangible
I enlug of the State banking laws to
sorority
and
Mr.
Alpha
Chi
Omega
last week was one honoring Mr. and
tranquility but the continuance and j shape in the eyes of the crowd, and
Hopper a member of lambda Chi Mrs. Ray Crawford of Klamath Falls insure full protection of funds and
growth of party instability is de­ the name of the candidacy for the
They will make and Mrs. Charles Allen, of lx>s An­ better remuneration for State bank-
Alpha fraternity.
cidedly irritating In election periods. Preeidency is put forward as the
ing examiners.
their
home
in
Walla
Walla, where geles.
The supper was served In
There is some satisfaction in know­ symbol and personification of their
"At 32.4OU a year It Is Impossible
Mr. Hopper is in the employ of the Riverside park
and
consisted of to keep experienced examiners on
ing which way the cat wil' jump. J theories. For these reasons parties
Pacific
Light
and
Power
company.
sandwiches, salad, cake and sherbet,
the Stales's payroll,'* -Mr.
Mllls-
In an effort to obtain an unbiased are strongly interested in gaining
• • •
The guests with their families in-
the election, not so much with a view
paugh said.
view of the reaction to the Cleveland
Mnw C. F. Pruess Hostess on Friday eluded Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Cass. Mr.
"With 1,475 Stato banka In Mis-
Convention, the writer interviewed to the triumph of their principles
for Sewing Club
I and Mrs. l-awrence Wieland.
Mr.
sourl." Mr. Mlllspaugh pointed out.
several hundred delegates and pro­ under the auspices of the President­
Mrs. C. F. Pruess was a hostess and Mrs. Scott Hamilton. Mr. and
"the handful of examiners we have
fessional observers at Cleveland and elect, as to show, by the majority
of Friday afternoon when she en­ Mrs. W. T. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Vlr-
which
returned
him.
the
strength
of
Is Inadequate."
on their return to Washington. The
tertained the members of her sew­ «» Coverstone. Mrs. L. J. Cover-
The largest bank failure thia year
list included all types of Republicans, the supporters of those principles.”
Subsequent events have borne out ing club with a picnic luncheon at stone. Vernon Coverstone. J. D. was that of the Holland
Hanking
from the extreme conservative to the
her home on A street. The rooms Hamilton and the honor guests.
Company, of Springfield, which had
so-called “radical.' It was general­ in many instances the prophecy of
were attractive with decorations of
• • •
deposits of more than $5.<i0b.0t)0.
ly agreed that the selection of Cool­ this noted Frenchman, written in the
pink sweet peas, and the luncheon M's.- Itorothy May Whitt* and Clif­
idge and Dawes to head the Repub­ days when the Government of Amer­
was concluded with pineapple nut
ford Holloway Arc Married
lican ticket was commendable. The ica was young and practically un-
Mercerized Wool
sherbert. Thos<*- present with their
On Saturday evening Miss Doro­
concensus of opinion was to the ef­ tried.
Luder high temperature mid at high
children included Mrs. W. J. Coke. thy May White and Clifford (.ester o-nslon wool cun. It Is said, l>e sufr
fect that these torch-bearers were of
.Mrs. Ted Coke. Mrs. George Peake. Holloway were united In marriage cessfully mercerised. The yarn Is tiu-
so widely different character that
M rs. Don Springer. Mrs. Dan Julian. at the Church of Christ by the Rev. meneil for utx>ut die minutes In bi­
would appeal to
their candidacy
M rs. Roscoe Bratton. Mrs. Jack Hess, O. J. Iaiw. The Impressive
impressive ring sulphide of soda at • lilgli tempers-
many classes of voters. Some held
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Price with
Mrs. Bateman of Denver, Colorado, ceremony was used, The bride was tore. Shrinking Is prevented by a
that Dawes is a Republican with 11- friends visited Crater Lake Sunday.
mecbunlcai apparatus that holds the
and the hostess.
attired in a gown of white crepe de
beral views, and with a personality
yarn at high tension. The tension
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Lind and daugh­
«
chine. The guests Included .Mr. and la then reluxed mid tlie jam Is bulled
far more appealing to the popular ter, Eva. were visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs.
W.
L.
IxHiigan.
Mrs.
E.
J.
Hol-
Farewell Keeeption Given to Rev.
fancy than
Mr. Coolidge. Some A. I. Hussey Sunday.
tn a weak acid solution.
loway, Mrs. P. A. Briggs. and Mrs.
<'. M. Cline mi Wclncaday
shrewd politicians were of the opin­
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Lee have had !
The farewell reception honoring O. J. l^w. Mr. and Mrs. Holloway
ion that Candidate Dawes would off­ friends from Raymond. Wash., vis­
The Indian eanoe is becoming a
Rev. C. M. Cline and family, given expect to make their home in Grants popular craft on the waters of tile
set to a large extent the retalitory iting them the past week.
in the parlors of the Baptist church Pass.
action of the so-called “soldier' vote"
historic Tllier of Italy.
Charley Payne and wife, of Port­
♦ » •
if any, as the outcome of the Presi­ land, spent a few days at their ranch. was an interesting affair of Wednes­
day evening. The decorations were HollIC Missionary of Newman M. E.
dent's veto of the Bonus Bill.
Mrs. Lester Briggs was calling on
Her Make-Ún Deadly
There is another angle to the sel­ Mrs. Chas. Dora. Mrs. Dick Every most artistic and consisted of Doro­
Church Is Entertained
ection of Dawes as the proposed and Mrs. Harry Neeley Wednesday. thy Perkins roses in hanging baskets
Tho Home Missionary Society
and jardinieres. The evening l>egan the Newman M. E. church gave
Vice President. There lias betn
Wm. B. Hawkins and wife, of
with a short program consisting of enjoyable afternoon In the church
some talk that Dawes was not the Grants Pass, were calling
in Ferry-
two cornet solos by Chester Britten, parlors on Wednesday. The parlors
favorite "fair-haired boy" among
dale Tuesday.
a vocal trio by Mrs. A. L. Edgerton. were arranged as a living room and
the list of eligibles for the nomina­
Miss Queen Every left for Hilt.
Mrs. R. K. Hackett and Miss Mildred were decorated with baskets and
tion, but he is acceptable principally
Calif.. Saturday.
Taylor, a vocal solo. “The Holy jardinieres of white roses and per­
because he does not bear the Senate
Al Nickerson, of Grants Pass, was
City,” by Miss Bessie Sirls. a talk on ennial sweet
stamp. It was everywhere apparent
peas.
Mrs. Richard
visiting at Chas. Dora's Wednesday.
the memliership of the old time Graham sang two solos with Mrs.
at the convention that the Coolidge
Jack Bears*, of Grants Pass, is
church by R. K. Hackett, a few Mci'abe at the piano.
forces were maneuvering for a run­
Election of
spending the week with Phil and
words of appreciation by Rev. Cline officers was held and the following
ning mate who had no connection
Ted Hussey.
and a reply by A. L. Edgerton. A were elected. Mrs. A. B. Pratt, pres­
with the Senatorial body. Senators
Mrs. Heller and daughter returned
social evening was then enjoyed with ident. Mrs. Arthur Wible, vice presi­
freely admit that General Dawes will
from McCray, Calif., this week
refreshments of ice cream and cake. dent: Mrs. L. W. Hood, correspond­
prove a stern taskmaster insofar as
C. A. Hoxie and John Kincaid put
the rules of the Senate permit a pre­
The affair was well attended.
ing secretary; Mrs. T. B. Cornell,
out a fire on Little Pickett creek this
• * »
siding officer to show executive abil­
recording secretary; Mrs. B. M. Mc­
week.
ity— in event, of course, that he is
Miss Edna Batman Surprised
Farland, treasurer. Mrs. C. C. How­
Mrs. Jane Crow, of .Merlin, spent
elected to the office.
on Tuesday Evening with Banquet ard gave a missionary story and tho
Friday of last week with her niece
Lillian Warren, of Canada,
Perhaps the most not< worthy de-
Miss Edna Batman was delight­ work for the coming year discussed.
Mrs. A. C. Ford.
adopted a modern “make-up" when
velopment of the convention held in
fully surprised on Tuesday evening Cookies and tea were served.
she reached California, and so
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hill, of Grants
Cleveland was the outcropping of
when the high school class of the
* •» *
shocked her wheat-growing sweet­
Pass,
are
camping
on
their
farm
for
hostility among the old-time party­
heart, Dana Stewart, 30, that he
Chursh of Christ complimented her
.Mrs. Herbert Smith Entertains
a
while.
Mrs.
Hill's health is im-
committed suicide by shooting.
leaders toward William M. Butler,
with a banquet.
Miss Batman is tlx* Council of the < hnrch of < liri«t
proving
of Massachusetts, deidgritted
by
the winner of a $150 scholarship
Mrs. Herbert Smith
entertained
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Robertson
President Coolidge as hl -?';kesman,
and expects to leave shortly for Eu­ the first division of the Womens
and subsequently ele< ed chairman and family and Mr. and Mrs. F. N. gene where she will enter the train­ Council of the Church of Christ with
of the National Republican commit­ Robertson and sons, William and ing school of the Pacific Christian a . ocial evening on Wednesday. The
tee. The resentment was voiced in Frederick, also Grandma Robertson, hospital. In addition she expects to house was decorated with boquets
the caucuses of various t" ite dele­ were visitors at Grants Pass Wed­ take up the study of the Bible tit the of sweet peas and dainty refresh­
gations at the convention tui on the nesday.
« Eugene Bible L'nlversify in Keptetn- ments of sherbet
and cake were
Stendnrd watar pips and
Miss Malinda Ford, Mrs. Lester ber. The church parlors were dec­
a-rew ra-ing. for ovary pur-
return of leadtrs. A dig, t of tho
served. The evening whs spent with
noae
; also valvra and fittings,
various opinions indicates '¡at the Ford and children and Mrs. J. F. Van orated with sweetpeas in a glass bas­ conversation and games and twenty
b'lth now and fa-manufro-turad.
All
material
tested under prea-
Dolah
left
for
Los
Angeles
Wednes
­
party leaders regard But!-:- as an
ket, and the centerpiece for the ban­ four enjoyed tho affair.
sure nnd guaranteed. Immedi­
ate delivery.
Money saving
arbitrary individual who has be<-n day where they will sp^nd tho sum­ quet table was composed of sweet
prices.
alngulsrly successful In business but mer.
peas and roses and a basket of CATTLE AID; KILLED
Little Frank Farmer, son of Mr. handkerchiefs rolled to represent
G. WEISSBAUM & CO.
not thoroughly acquainted with the
III BITE <>!' COYOTE
109 11th St. San Francisco
ways of politics. Many have gone so and Mrs. John Farmer, broke his leg flowers which were presented to lhe
far as to lay the charge of Inepti­ Tuesday evening. At last report he honor guest by Hollister Miller. The
Klamath lalls, June 21. Eight
tude at his door, but tin- principal wan getting along nicely.
menu consisted of chicken ;and- steer» of the H'igeb:t in herd of cat­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hocking,
and
fani-
complaint is apparently based on his
wfches, veal loaf, pork roast, baked tle In Sprague river valley are dead
alleged ta< tical errors in the manage- ily. Mr. and Mrs. Jones, of Long beans, potato salad, Ice cream, CHk •;* from rabies, us a result. It 's
ment of the convention. On the oth­ Beach. Calif,, are viaiting Mr. and I and coffee, The evening was spnnt( thought, of bites from a rabid coy­
Refiners and Buyers of
er hand, Mr. Butler's supporters con­ Mrs. B. D. Brown.
with games.
Those present were, ote. A trapper will soon be sen’ out
NATIVE. PLATINUM & QOLD
.Mr. and Mrs. George Car and .Mrs. • Opal Porter. Bernice Coon, Vlrgin-
tend that a iflsclplhiarian of his type
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES
in tlir valley to protect the lntcre.tr »
EfttablikScd 16 Year*
is necessary in Hies ■ hectic days when ; Josephine Donahue, of Merlin, were | ia Reid, Vernona Snively, VeitUi ef the cattlemen by trapping lhe mad
WII.DBERG
BROS.
'
ailing
In
Fi
rryilalc
Friday
cvnlng
party leadership is a ni< re empty
'Zimmerman. Eleanor Cougie, Isett a coyotes.
Office; 742 Market Street, ban I ranciaco
phrase. It is argued that the here­ I of last week.
Plant:
Smith
Sun
Franchco
Barrell, Ethel Walcott, Gertie .Moore
A mad coyote was killed mir
tofore designated party leaders have
Geneva Oils. Fort Klamath and it Is thought that
of Klamath
Falls,
not made good their |.roiiils«‘H of par­
Faith, Hope, Charity
Ruth Newman, Alctha Porter. Stella iliis coyote might have been the ani­
ty control, espoclaliy In Congress, and
Fuit.li -The young num who »ends I Ix-wls, Argali Pruitt, Louise Evor- mal that caused Hie death of the
Hie time has com’* when stern nve • flowers io h <lrl who li»« broken n i ton, Mrs. Oils, Mrs. Everton, ,M rs. eight llegrlsteln steer». The place
A a U your I»» tiftwlai (<*
ores must ho adopted to bring about dm« on account of HlneM. Hope— Henry Miller, .Mrs. O. J. Law, Hol- where It was killed is Hl to 15 miles
Tiic num who culls a girl for a tinte | lister Miller, Buford
*fll« In Ils-d xri'l Gold netalHcXAr
a victory at the election.
Ray,
Dwlglit west of where lite steers were found
»e.ik | v. ¡tlj blue Ribbon.
at 8:30 o'clock Suturday evening.
n olhrr. Biijr of rnvr V
Whether 0» not It will lie possible
Chnrlly—The girl who uuggoMs thty |CI»mlHon, Dean Smith, Bentley Mld- dead.
to bring about harmony In tip Ir own go
I
dinton,
Blaine
Pruitt,
and
the
honor
to the tnoviti.—Northwestern
ye««i known a« Best, f*»t, Always Reliable
ranks us a result of the attitude Purple Parrot,
guest.
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