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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON
Thursday, June 24, 1937
Silk Prints, Jackets and Big Brims Luxury In Filet
The
WHO’S NEWS
THIS WEEK...
SUPREME
COURT
AND HOW
IT WORKS
Few Laws Invalidated
about
Crocheted Squares
By CHERIE NICHOLAS
By Lemuel F. Parton
IVYTWVWWTWYTWYVW
Judicial .300 Hitter.
EW YORK.—Some may choose
URING the century and a
Summer Influenza.
the role of a Judicial Coriola­
nus. Their retreat farm ward after
half of its existence, au­
ANTA MONICA, CALIF.—In
stout labors is honorable, too, for
thorities estimate, congress
this favored land we are now
all that it is made under the shadow
has
enacted
approximately
25,-
starting to celebrate the custom­
of a presidential frown. White-
ary seasonal rite of having our 000 public laws.
bearded George Sutherland, how­
Of those 25,000, they compute, ever, will not budge.
summer influenza.
He likes his work, and, reading
Summer influenza is distinguished fewer than 75 have been declared
from winter influenza by the fact unconstitutional at this writing. That between the lines, you gather that
means less than three out of a thou­ he has yet to know a president
that the former does
sand—approximately three-tenths of fitted to say whether he does it
not set in until Sep­
1 per cent.
well or ill. For fifty-odd years he
tember,
thereby
On the score of constitutionality a has watched presidents come and
providing intervals
baseball writer, with these statis­ go, often into oblivion, but his long­
for spring and fall
tics, would give congress a batting ish, resolute countenance, year in
to slip in between.
average of .997.
and out, has been picked up by
The symptoms re­
There are several reasons for this every spotlight reaching after the
main practically the
scoring.
.300 hitters in his profession.
same. The eyes wa­
First: Congress, throughout its
ter copiously, but
Nor does he scare easily. As a
long history, has sought to keep its teen-age agent for Wells Fargo in
the nose runs sec­
acts
within
the
Constitution.
ond. The head stops
the Blackfoot country, he learned
Question Must Be Raised. _
up thoroughly, thus
early that the biggest warwhoop of­
Second: No final decision is ever ten comes from the littlest Indian.
providing proof of
made on the constitutionality of a
the fallacy of the old
Nor is he awed by prodigies, polit­
adage—all sinus fail in dry weather. law until a person, or group of per­ ical or otherwise. He was a sort
The patient barks like a trained sons, feel that the law violates a of prodigy himself, a graduate of
seal, but the difference here is that constitutional right, and ask the Su­ the University of Michigan and a
the seal stops barking if you toss preme court to act as umpire in lawyer by every legal measuring
the case. And, as history shows, the rod before he was twenty-one-and
him a hunk of raw fish.
One could go on at length, but Supreme court has been reluc­ a married man to boot.
it’s difficult to continue a writing tant to outlaw congressional acts.
President Harding sent him into
Consistently the court has decided the Supreme court. According to f_l ERE’S giving you a very proper
job when you’re using a nasal in-
halent to punctuate with and have that every presumption is in favor some of Harding’s cronies, he could A 4 formula for smart spectator
a taste in your mouth like moth of the validity of an act of congress. have been Secretary of State if he sports costumes to wear these sum­
balls smothered in creosote dress­ It has explained that if an act can had not been born in England. mer days. The combination runs
possibly be interpreted in such a That means he missed the cabinet thusly—stunning silk print for the
ing.
• • •
way as to render it valid, even by fifteen months. He was no older dress which must have a jacket,
though another possible interpreta­ when his parents brought him over cape or coat of the same or of some
The Art of Cussing.
Y OLD chum Burgess Johnson, tion would render it invalid, the here.
other plain silk related to the en­
once an editor but now a col­ former interpretation will rule to as­
Now
he
is
seventy-five,
and
when
semble,
with matching print silk de­
sure the will of congress its fullest
lege professor, tells a credulous
court is sitting he gets to work tails, to which add headgear that
bunch of advertising men that Mark possible effect within constitutional the
at half-past nine and eats his noon­ makes a wide brim appear at its
Twain was the champion all-time limits.
snack in his office in order to widest. The fuss and furore being
all-American cusser—could cuss five
Here are the actual words of the day
keep up with those Anti-New Deal made over gay prints and wide
solid minutes without repeating him­ court in one case:
which have prompted a brims is on the increase as summer
“It is elementary when the consti­ decisions
self.
roiled
administration
to offer him advances.
Pardon me, Burgess, but Mark tutionality of a statute is assailed, a paid-up life membership
The vogue started early in the
in a
Twain never did any such thing. if the statute be reasonably suscep­ three-hours-for-lunch
club and then season, at which time fashions at
Once I heard him at his out-cussing- tible of two interpretations by one some.
the Belmont racetrack set the pace
est best—denouncing a publisher of which it would be unconstitutional
• • *
for a colorful and luxurious sum­
who had offended him. He swore and by the other valid, it is our
mer costume program, that high­
France’s
Big
Bad
Boy.
for five minutes all right, but over plain duty to adopt that construction
IACQUES DORIOT has figured out lights silk prints in unmistakable
and over again he used the same which will save the statute from J a new salute for the members of terms. Then, too, the emphasis
few familiar oaths which the Eng­ constitutional infirmity.”
his Parti Populaire Francais. Pic­ placed on big brims is becoming
lish-speaking race always have
Can’t Act on Own Volition.
ture a short man hanging onto a more and more apparent as fashions
used. He didn’t introduce a new or
And in another:
street-car strap, take away the take a definite stand.
an original one.
“The section, if so construed, strap, and you have it, just about.
At outdoor events fashionables are
I studied the art of cussing, both would, at least, raise a grave and
net effect is a pretty com­ adopting this formula of silk print
by note and by ear, under such gift­ doubtful constitutional question. The
promise between the Fascism costume plus a huge brim with
ed masters of profanity as southern Under the settled practice, a con­ which
France’s biggest bad boy on­ greatest enthusiasm. Noteworthy
steamboat mates, New York news­ struction which does so will not be ly half avows and the communism among high-style gestures is the
paper men, London cab drivers, adopted where some other is open which he bitterly repudiates.
topping of one’s print dress with a
western mule whackers and north to us.”
A lot of revolutionary water has coat or a cape or a jacket of silk
woods timber choppers.
That the court cannot act on the spilled over time’s dam since bengaline. The revival of bengaline
With my hand on my heart I constitutionality of a law on its own Jacques Doriot was a confessed is big news in the fabric realm, and
solemnly affirm that not one of these volition or on the mere request of red. Once he defied the worst jails it’s good news for bengaline is so
alleged experts ever employed any authorities has been established in France to advance the cause of dependably wearable and has an air
save the dependable age-seasoned by its own decisions.
revolution. Then he visited Moscow of gentility about it that ever ap­
standbys, to wit, seven adjectives,
A notable instance occurred when and saw sights that frightened him peals to discriminating taste.
two strong nouns, one ultrastrong an act of congress attempted to give back home to an orthodox family,
In assembling your costume to be
noun and one compound phrase—the the Supreme court power on appeal old-fashioned suspenders and all the worn in the grandstand or to view
to decide suits which might be philosophical concomitants of these. what’s going on from the club ve­
commonest of all.
• • •
brought against the United States in
Now he is imbedded as the boss of randah the big thought to keep in
the court of claims by certain Cher­ St. Denis. That is a radical suburb mind is the importance that fash­
Romance for King Zog.
OR about the fifth time comes a okee Indians solely to determine the of Paris. Jacques Doriot was its ion attaches to matching or related
plaintive plea from Albania, one validity of any act affecting their mayor until the government threw jackets or coats or capes if your
of those remote little border countries lands, passed after a certain date. him out, alleging some questionable taste runs in that direction. If you
Proceedings were begun under business touching upon municipal like to do things notably "modern”
of eastern Europe where every now
and then peace threatens to break this act, but the Supreme court de­ contracts. The title was taken away, you will see to it that your dress
be monotone with your coat or cape
out. They have a king over there. cided that it had no constitutional but not much of the authority.
or jacket done in spectacular print.
At least they had a king at the time authority to render an opinion.
The St. Denisites still shower him
of going to press with this dispatch. Under the Constitution, it held, the with “vives” when he runs plump The swank outfit to the left in the
His name is King Zog. This is neith­ court has power to determine the fingers through his black schock of picture tells the story more dra­
er a typographical error nor a validity of congressional legislation hair and roars, “ Mes amis!” and matically than words. In this in­
vaudeville gag. The name positively only when a “case” or “controver­ they read his La Liberte with the stance it is the coat that is of gay
plaid linen-like silk that tops
is Zog, and radio comedians may sy” is brought before it, by contend­ devotion of converts. That tells jockey
a simple monotone sports frock.
ing parties.
make the most of it.
them, chiefly, to throw down the This type is a “last word” fashion
Source of Court’s Right.
For many months he has been
present radical government in
“The
right
to
declare
a
law
un­
paging the world for a wife. The
France and raise up—Doriot.
constitutional,”
explained
the
court,
qualifications call for the lady to
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BOLERO EFFECT
have $5,000,000. His majesty would “ arises because an act of congress
Head
Man
of Finland.
B y C H E R IE NICHOLAS
also like for her to turn Moham­ relied upon by one or the other of
USTUS
MANNERHEIM’S
Hom-
medan, but the main requirement such parties in determining their
burg hat rides his grizzled head
rights is in conflict with the funda­
is that $5,000,000 bank roll.
• • •
mental law. The exercise of this, at a broadway slant. His bar-
the most important and delicate bered mustache lifts perkily at
California’s Coastline.
HILE it’s quite a roomy coast­ duty of this court, is not given to it either end. The tops of his gloves
line, California has at present as a body with revisory power over are folded back. His vests sport
the action of congress, but because natty white piping. His swarthy
only one coastline. This is a source
of mortification to patriotic native the rights of the litigants in justi­ cheeks are shaved down to faint
sons, Florida having two such, one ciable controversies require the blue shadows. This at seventy. He
on either side, besides a dampish court to choose between the funda­ could be a hold-over beau of the
area in the middle known as the mental law and a law purporting Cotillon era.
He is, as a matter of fact, the
to be enacted within constitutional
Everglades.
Still, in a way, California’s silvery authority, but in fact beyond the great man of Finland, field marshal
strand continues to excel. Within power delegated to the legislative and, some say, uncrowned king. It
is as little less than king that his
easy speeding distance we have at branch of the government.”
On an earlier occasion—in 1793— countrymen hail his birthday. The
least one beach resort where, when
Palm Springs folds up on account the secretary of state asked the old French fireside philosophers had
of the hA t, many of our artistic Supreme court to advise the execu­ it that clothes do much to make
■colony go to relax. So wholeheart- { tive department as to the construc­ the man, but, rated on his record,
edly do some go in for this that oft- , tion of treaties, laws of nations, and Justus Mannerheim would be siza­
en you may stand off a quarter of a I the laws of the land, which, he said, ble in any gathering if he wore only
were often presented under circum­ salvation army hand-me-downs.
mile and hear them relaxing.
He has bulked large in the Finnish
Occasionally a relaxationist re- | stances that “do not give a cog­
laxes so completely that it takes nizance of them to the tribunals of picture since 1918, when his small
weeks for him to get over it. His , the country." Chief Justice Jay re­ republic carved off the vast iceberg
friends leave him at the seaside only plied that the Constitution did not that had been imperial Russia. His
confer such power upon the court. white guards whaled the everlast­
to gather at the bedside.
• • •
On at least one occasion the Su­ ing daylights out of home-grown
preme court decided that an act was reds. Needing extra help when Bol­
The Changing World.
T WAS Susan B. Anthony who constitutional after a President had sheviks threatened across the bor­
dedicated her life to the cause of expressed his conviction that it was der, he talked Germans into help­
emancipation for her sex. But it unconstitutional. President Taft ve­ ing, and then talked them back
was her grandniece who lately at­ toed a measure on the grounds that home when a clash with a British
tained the headlines by suggesting the Constitution did not give con­ expeditionary force seemed immi­
that, with the addition of a buckle gress the authority assumed in the nent.
All the while he was clearing a
here and a ribbon there, a nightie measure. Congress, h o w e v e r ,
Rivalling the princess style in
would make a suitable evening passed the bill over the presidential ditch here, strengthening a fence popularity
in children's fashions is
veto. Eventually the act came be­ there, to make plainer the cleavage
gown for almost any occasion.
dress with a bolero or at least
Thus do we see how from one gen­ fore the Supreme court in a lawsuit, from Russia. His people made him the
with a bolero effect. The idea of a
eration on to another is handed and the court decided that congress premier, but he grew too great for bolero is really a peasant trend,
was
right.
any title. Now every title in the such as is wielding a widespread
down the flame of genius and serv­
C Western Newspaper Union.
land honors him.
ice to womankind.
influence throughout juvenile styles
C Consolidated N ew s F e a tu re s .
But, although the inspired sugges­
this season. The cunning white pique
W N U S ervice.
Soil
Barreii
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Tears
Is
Saved
tion is already weeks old, there still < Lhor, Germany, is boasting how
frock pictured has a simulated bo­
are no signs that it is finding ad­ ft has made poor soil, unsuited for
Listed Industrial Sins
lero typical of the Dalmatian dress.
vocates among the queen bees of agriculture, yield riches. The land
Britain’s royal commissions of in­ Wee brass buttons go down the
the cultural hive. Maybe the rea­ was first planted thickly with oak. quiry, during the last century, sin­ front and there is a dash of gay
son is that a belle of the Hollywood
20 years it was underplanted cerely and honestly catalogued ths embroidery at each side of the front
artistic group would «cel so osten­ After
with
beech,
acts as a nurse sins of the industrial world of the done in red, blue and yellow. The
tatiously overdressed if she wore tree for the which
oak
to
bring it to ma­ day in its royal reports—reports typical peasantlike pillbox hat
a full-fashioned nightie to a social turity. The oak is being
marketed, from which Karl Marx drew his in­ sports a streamer tassel of pom­
function.
and
brings
the
highest
price
of any spiration and facts in his indictment pons repeating the color of the
IRVIN S. COBB.
embroidery on the dress.
of society.
in Europe.
C —WNU Service.
S
By ROBERT MERRILL
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Elegance without extravagance I
It’s yours in this filet lace spread,
which requires only humble string
for the making. See how beauti­
fully the 10 inch companion
squares are made to contrast? If
you prefer, but one square may
be used and repeated throughout.
Pattern 5815
You’ll be overjoyed to find both
squares so easy! In pattern 5815
you will find instructions and
charts for making the squares
shown; an illustration of them and
of the stitches used; material re­
quirements.
To obtain this pattern send 15
cents in stamps or coins (coins
preferred) to The Sewing Circle
Household Arts Dept , 259 W.
Fourteenth St., New York, N. Y.l
Please write pattern number,
your name and address plainly.
in coau that are worn over either
black or Deige crepe dresses. The
huge stitched silk cartwheel that
completes this costume gives per­
fect style accent. Speaking of hats
that are styled of silk, the most re­
cent millinery collections feature
them, particularly wide-brimmed
types that are tailored of black or
navy taffeta. A hat of this kind is
considered good style worn with ei­
ther the daytime tailleur or with
the summery dainty lingerie frock.
The costume centered in the
group makes twin print its fabric
theme. It also stresses the voguish
redingote silhouette. Royal rose
printed silk crepe is used for the
dress with printed silk chiffon for
the sheer redingote that is worn
over it. The redingote as here
shown has a border of the silk crepe,
thus bringing the costume into a
perfect unit.
The idea of a jacket of contrasting
material that is lined with the print
that fashions the dress is nicely car­
ried out in the costume illustrated
to the right. The dress is of aca­
jou silk crepon printed in powder
blue. The jacket worn with it is of
flannel identical to the blue in the
print. It is lined with matching
print. Note the large Spanish sailor
brim and velvet bow on the hat.
If you favor the very smart red-
and-white color scheme we would
suggest a redingote of wine and
white printed silk chiffon banded
with a matching silk print of the
same fabric as the dress. Wear
with this charming redingote en­
semble a white toyo sports hat
trimmed with a wide wine colored
band. Shoes and bag of wine col­
ored gabardine together with gloves
in matching wine tone will add in­
finite distinction.
Foreign Words
and Phrases
Ab actu ad posse valet conse-
cutio. (L.) Inference (or deduc­
tion) from what has been to what
may be, has force.
Cambio non e furto. (It.) Ex-
change is no robbery.
Cor unum, via una. (L.) One
heart, one way.
Ego spem pretio non emo. (L.)
I do not purchase hope with
money.
Finis coronat opus. (L.) The end
crowns the work.
Le vrai n’est pas toujours vrai­
semblable. (F.) The truth is not
always probable.
Res est sacra miser. (L.) A suf­
fering person is a sacred thing.
Ces vers enlevent le lecteur.
(F.) These verses delight (charm)
the reader.
"Quotations"
----A----
Next to the suffering of them who
have not stands the want of joy of
them who have.—Owen D . Young.
I have solved all the world’s prob­
lems time and time again, and still
they go on being insoluble.—George
Bernard Shaw.
V ita lity is the life force which
makes the immense difference be­
tween living and existing.— Fannie
Hurtt.
America is fu ll of organizations,
but not of organization, in the sense
of order.—G. K . Chesterton.
Sometimes one pays most for the
things one gets for nothing.—Albert
Einstein.
Science hat left man behind and
man is losing h it breath trying to
keep up to it.— Joseph Caillaux.
© W estern N ew sp aper U nion.
ROMANTIC MOOD IS
KEYNOTE OF SEASON
By CHERIE NICHOLAS
For the very formal evening gown
the romantic mood is the keynote of
the season. Crisp silk mousselines,
silk nets and silk marquisettes or
stiff silk taffetas make gowns with
yards and yards of skirt fullness
swirling and billowing about the
ankles. Some are stiffened with
cording like “Southern Belle” hoop
skirts, others use several layers
of the silks in contrasting or match­
ing colors to give the bouffant ef­
fect. Exotic striped sheers over
plain silk foundations sometimes
have huge ruffles of self fabric
around the hem to accent the width
of the skirt.
There’s romance in daytime
clothes, too. Frills and furbelows
in the way of ribbon-bow trimmings
and neckwear, also blouses of the
sheer face-trimmed fluffy-ruffle type
add the feminine touch. As to ro­
mance in hats there’s plenty of it in
the way of large leghorn capelines,
many having long ribbon streamers
for dressy wear, while for wear
with tailored suits there are im­
mense black or navy leghorns that
are banded with ribbon tying in a
sprightly little bow.
Reflection
Reflection is a flower of the
mind, giving out wholesome fra­
grance; but revelry is the same
flower, when rank and running
to seed.—Tupper.
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T o G e t R id o f Acid
a n d Poisonous W aste
Y our kidneys help to keep you well
by constantly Altering waste matter
from the blood. I f your kidneya get
functionally disordered and fail to
remove excess impurities, there may be
poisoning of the whole system and
body-wide distress.
liurning, acanty or too frequent uri­
nation may be a warning of some kidney
or bladder disturbance.
You may suffer nagging backache,
persistent headache, attacks of dizziness,
getting up nights, swelling, pufAneee
under the eyes— feel weak, nervous, all
played out.
In auch cases It to better to rely on s
medicine that haa won country-wids
acclaim than on something leas favor-«
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New Evening Frocks Are
Beau Catchers for Fair WNU—13_______________ 25—37
The new evening frocks are regu­
lar beau catchers, and the dance
floor looks just like a garden filled
with beautiful, ethereal blossoms.
Full-skirted frocks of chiffon or lace |
with matching, long capes, com­
plete with dainty hoods, are selling
fast. But they should be worn only
by the very young woman. Then
PHOTOGRAPHY
there is the marquisette dress and
bolero, with short, high, puffed
ROLLS DEVELOPED
sleeves. This comes in delicate blue
9 pet nte I doable w elebtealargem ente,
or rose and has the bottom of its
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enlargem
ent« Me coin Reprint« fc ea.
full skirt strewn with tiny velvet
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Ferge
NerH t Defceto
forget-me-not clusters.
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