La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 30, 1926, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, January 30, 1926. - LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Fivr Local News In Brief t'OMIMi lvVJINi'S IMnr.li IS. l:l Vnlon county tt-oiioinlu ncrlKiilturul con fcrrnec in Ijt (irniule lilli miiool. April SU Idist ilny to register rur iirlmnry ehi'tlim, Muy S, !, 5, It NiMn comnitliiii lit Women's clubs 111 l,a (Grande. .. May a I Primary elivllun. June U, III, J I l iiiou UmiMk MiniV HI I'lilun. Ore. July 22, 23, SN Convention of Nortlnvi'Mt Itcnl Ksinu) assu- eliillnn lii l.tt ji'timle. Kept. 22, till. -J I, mill -.!.- Itiilou ruiuily rail- ul HkIii, Ore. To l-fl ill llnkt-r Mm l'id Kbill ami uiwEliler, Killlh. went In linker this uiurllhig on train No. 21. lit City' from liilon , Mr. :t ml Mrs. W. W. Stevens ere ItiT l.a (Iranile yeslerduy from llii-lr home ut I'liiou visiting und hupi'lntf. . Til Alleuil I-VmiIImiII (ume-- Mr. Olid 1lH. KlIKelle MlllerlllB lire In rortland today to hi-u lied tinniBi" play football. They went by train last night. . lien from 1'witlaiid ful. S. 1 vim hoe relumed l,a 0 ramie I his morning from 1 j'nrtiaun wnere ne mm neen B'.' vera I ilayn on legal InmineHs. Will S' Kel firaini' Tex Knight went to Portland last night to we Hed lining- and IiIh t'liieo Hears play the. All HlarH ulT'the Northwest. X- To Itiikcr'lhlK .Morning Mrn. K. l.arkln nnd her Hmall son. Idekle,' went, tu Halter this iuurnlng. .to- visit relatives. They VIII n'tyrn, home this evening. T ; county superintendent. Miss Myr- VWI fllMr ITimv tie iloyt will be local lender for Mrs. C. CHiy Wakefield was In I he sewing club; Miss Iternlce Me tint n de last niglit from I 'oca- Ivluuey, for the cooking club. telle. Idaho visiting her Mrs! A.-V. Copple. mother, - Here from Joseph Alter receiving medical atteiit- Inn here William KrcdcliMlrg turned lf Ills liom iiiMinlng.. , - . Here for l-'mieral Oalihly Taylor, -of Walla Is In Ia (Ira in le today (o Hie funeral or. Mrs. Anna dale. . Hags- Puppies in Widow The l.a Grande lllectric iiauv bus on display in Its show t window today five Llewellyn set-. t- r nutmlefl. The dogs belong to 'falbot k v Will TrWli It I lOillerprisc Mies l-'ranets "(inoding. of St, Pit id. orti, was hen- this morn- lag i n. route to Knlerprise. Mm will teneh school five miles from Kiilerprise. CheiTjv (irowcrs to Meet The I'ove Cherry (Jrowers asso rlallnn'uill have its annual nert big Monday afternoon. February 1. at lie: associations building at Cove, according to an announce ment by Ihe secretary of the as sociation, T. C. u-i'ty. In Portland jbls Week ' Mr. ami Mrs. II. 1. Williams are la Portland. Tle-y are visiting liter.' whin- Mr. Williams Is trans acting business. They CNpeCt to iiw;y uillll the last of next -li. P.ahy fjlrl iWi-. . Mr. Hinl Mrs. N. F. Kminelt are tie- p:ir.-nts of a seven and a half pound ahy girl bom to Iheni yes 1' nlav Jit the (Irande Kotide hos- i - - Michacls-Slcni 1 1 ERE TODAY IN SINGLE AND i DOUBLE BREASTED MODELS NEWEST SHADES AND . PATTERNS $32.13 to $32.15 Clint' Clolhiery i lie Store nilh CXiniciKV Men and Boys' L Oulfiltcrs of Quality VlUlllt'S 5 SPRING SUITS (pltul. Tim llttln Blrl naiili'a Hetty Allelic. hus been Marriage Liceim: Issued , ' A llccniio to marry was lastied Krlilay urii'rnoon to J. II. Hill anil Klorenue Tourocko, both of Kl Bln. jTo VMl llnugliler , ( Mrs. M. " . U u e It a a a n I wont to r.akrr this mornlnc. wlu-re nil'- will visit her dnuiflit.-r. Mrs. : Mlniilo Johnson. Mra.- Ilui lianun jexiii-cls to bo In Maker about u . month, Two AlTc-leil v Herbert MeOlnnls an Harry Last wero arrested by the pollen lust night, on charges of possess IiiiSi intoxicating Honor. Hoth were released on (50 ball. Trial will be held tonight at 7:31) o'clock In the municipal court. Coililllili-i visit Here 1 Mrs. Olaf l.lndseth. of Clreat Kails. Mont., concluded her visit with Mrs. Kinimt Hanson here this morning and went to Tori land, where she will be Ihe guest or frlenilH. Slin was ill l.a. Oiunilc about a month. ! I -ernes for Portland After a Hhort visit wllh her fls-It-r, Mrs. Orln McNown, Mrs. Ira Wilson left this morning for Port land, where sli" will spMid u few tjny Villi other relatives. Mrs. N llson'a home Is ut Troy, Ore. fNivc tills Kvenlntf C. 1. I'utniiin- will leave here thin evening for Portland, where he will Join Mrs. Piitman, ' who went to Portland abort a week ago.i They will return to their hoilie.here In about a week. Maml Olljr tilrls OrganlM' Two girls' Clubs have boon nr. ionized In. thn school "4it Inland J City, according to K. A. Hnvru, Wheeltwirrnw Itacc A wheelbarrow race at the roller skallng ring Inst evening caused, niuch merriment. .After the race ! there was a nolo game on roller Joseph this skates, resulting In many tumbles. I bier. The final score was: Jo Sunday niglit there will be .twolseph 21, Imbler 12. jbovtng matches on skates. Walla. Itchini to Portland attend 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. t.ctivllt re- turned to l.a. (Irnmle from Port land where they have been for several days. Mr. Lenvlti Is inns- tor inechanic ror he railway com-com- iany here. Home from Ui 1 1 Torn la -Mr. and Mrs. J. F.V Klllott ,w In lie city Mils morning tin tlieir way home to Mlgin from San Die. go. California. They have been I h"re for Ihe past two months visiting Mrs. rJlliolfs brother. Speaks n( 1 jiterprlM' 'M; P. J-Iekleman, field represent ative of (he I'nlled Slates ehymlier of comtuerec. and Mrs. Kckehnau arc at the Summer hotel today, lb was sp"tiker last night at a com merce meeting at Knlerprlse. , Motor lo Portland Mr. and Mm. Ifarb-y Smith. 'their daughter, Vcrda llau, and ,l,rS lteuiuh Newltu, retiM'tied last night from a niolor trii to Port laud. Searebes Out lbblc( Vrtu Miss 1 1 ;. Smith, of tin ,1'iiII.mI Stiiles 'eterans Iturenu, at. Port laiel, has be. n In La. (.Irande for o tiny or two searching out disabled veterans entitled to comp,'"H'tln. Tle re are three or four In this vi cinity, she reported. Will Waleli (iniiK Oren I'. Crimidielt, coach n't !o-s-ph high school, and Ah-x I law suit, a member of tainpbeU's bas kHball so,uad, ar here for to night's game between J.il Cramle ii od Paker. .tos.-ph was to have played Figin this evening, but their opponents ouu cl' d the game. lo I Jgln Tor lbuniiet Superintendent ami Mrs. F.. A Sayrc will go to Klgln tonight to be guests at the lmniu t at uiiteii Superintendent and Mrs. U. S. Me t'oi'iuick aanijiilly entertain the t. ackers and the members of the school board. Tin- dinner will be served at the l.yun Hill home. Coming for Prl-oiicr Sheriff (j- urge 'arroll. of Cln y eniic. who arrested l.on (lardie In Portland yesterday after t h iiriHoacr had tlipp-d away from a 1. 1 where he huh lodged here t await Wyoming oflieers, will slop hem on his way back to Cheyenne tonight to get Mrs. C.ardm r. She Is still at the county jail. lo Ilil- Mmnliii: .fl-r lull Ins In '.rnii.li. fur wvi-ral Jii "i'l' r mull'"'. MrK urn O ufr.-y. Mil- lluwo n lunicil In In r home 11 L Nyiwii. On Bun llil liiurliltm'. Hli- n niioiiiiiinl il fur at llul l-ili'' ' Ml". u'f-y. lio. tiHT ki. nillntj Hi'- ilny Hit.'. n III rilurn lionir till" f-nlnit. Ilumc lo I'orllMinl .Mrn. Uuorsu K. uf rnrl- Inn. I. I.oiinlnl Iriiln No. I for lur I,. .miv thin iiiornlnK nfKr Kii.'iillnc l,,o iili will' ' r ""' slr lA JolinKon. "1 Hi'' l lii'li-r l Thompson hum". Till mill Injnnil Ami Mi. J. II. Ivin.y hinl 'li.' niln fortun.. lo fn" on tin- I- Tm lny ,! ,r. i.k a hon- In I., r wrM. .... ... ihi iilonir nlii ly al- il.oiiirli It HI . vi rnl ihiys Im' for. Ik' arm. ill In lllili- tO Ul: II' I llitiini- to j:ill rirt Th'- l:v. K'lly I- Mara. lnt.r of til.' I'trst l'.Uo01il cliurtli of Kuli-rprlse, relurucU to his huino ut Knterprisi: this morning after spending Ihe night In l.a Orunde. Tlie Itev. Mr. Kelly has been at tending the Hpworth Li-ague in atttutc ut island city. He was une of the leolurers at the Institute. Has iViu'tuiiil ,cu . Italph Hall, a hooker at tim. 1.. n, M-neTcc mill ut l.nild Canyon, was brought to the hospital here yesterday morning with a frnc-turi-il U r. The right Ick was broken below tin' l;iut- ycatertiay morning when a rolling log struck him. He Is reported to be getting along nicely. ' Ills wife mine to la Hihi lulu in. Iilm .iii.l tl Hhii'llW nt 11m flnrtre .Itilinsoii home until lid I improves. TIGERS WIN II AN US DO WIS' FROM ELGIN (Continued from Tag On.) Itets before time, was ealb-d. .Meet llaker Toniglil As far as the first team concerned, last night's game merely a good practice for Baker game tonight, which lie played in the high school gym, beginning at S:3 o'clock, follow ing the I.a (.ramie-linker girls game- which Is scheduled tu start an hour earlier. Iti-nnetl's da.ting system of play, worked almusL perfectly last night, was simply too much lor the Klgln defense. The visitors were swept from ihelr reel and never regained firm footing again. At half time the score was i.a C! ramie 21, Elgin i. In the last half ln I (Iruiule counted 19 times lo Klgln's 5., ' . , Indications are that Ihe gym nasium wilt hold one of Its largest crowds this evening, llaker who met the strong Pendleton five last nighl, arrived here today by auto stage. Uneups Klglu (!)....,. Wade (-1) lllbbard ( 1) Klllott Witty '. Casnn Hlas ( 1 ) (10) l.a CI ramie (ilass .... (10 Kcown (!') I.yman (1) Xundel Hanks ..j-2) Stoddard ,,.( I 1 ) l.arihon. Merry Williams .... 1" S noferee: P-te Sto.blarU. .ioskpii in i i: rs imhm;k The strong .los ih team, winner over Pendleton, Wallowa, and l-a (Irande, added another scalp to its Ibair of victories last night at Jm- Polh teams made the going lough from start to finish but the Wallowa county champions celled on offense. At half time the score slood : Joseph H. Imbler a. Jimmy Itoscn- baum, of I-a (Jrande, relered. .ww .Mif?I WV, lUilllO - II. II. MIKI- dreth. age 45. well known resident.! was found dead at his home, 1U' i North. Asburyj.Vf.-el. Jcqh u,p- parehtly wr;i due. to heart failure J or apoplexy. I ,Mr. Suddreth was employed ar night Wiilchmau at tlie I'niverslty of Idaho and slept ilurlng the day. usually get ling mi about 2 o'clock. Mrs. Suddreth was absent from Urn home for several hours, and on returning late found him iu a sil ling povlnre on the edge of the lied, iartly 1 dressed. Physicians were called and said that he had been dead several hours. Mr. Suddreth had be n a resi dent of Moscow ninny years, lb Is survived by his widow: a daughter. hi aged parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Suddreth; three broth ers. John A. Suddreth. It. W. Sud dreth ami Virgil Suddreth. m. n sist c r, M is. I a ulln c Kc 1 1 h , M os co v. IMseiis County Agent Plan' ST. MA It IKS, Idaho. The cham ber of commerce had Its weekly toncheon at the (.rill u It h Mi iu attendance. Much line was tak en for furl her discussion of elii pUi lug a county farm agent. I-',. W. Tiueinuil was appointed el.air 1 1 t;i it of a committor to lake Du ma tier up II h t he county coin mi; wieners. A decre- of foreclosure and or der of sab were issued 111 district court yesterday In favor of Pa'tl ltr.ha( against John W, Perry and Minnie Perry. I'l "ii for $HHI. sTATi-: cosiii:us i.imi:. SAI.KM. Ire The slate IliiM board, at a meeting here consider- ei the opening op and ipavi-lopmenl j of four new lime deposits. Tin lime jtvoiild be used In tin inanu fact ore of ferlill.er. one of the deposits Is tocaled eight inllei north of Silverlon in Marlon county, another m ar 1'allas nnd the third oil Marble mountain in Southern Oregon. Another dc- i posit ts near (lohi inn, not rar ! frfitn 'he ''tale lime plant. Ml IAilC AIMUT IT 'Itiropraetie Is the common sense way t relieve suffering. It goes to the eact noiirce uf the ailment and doesn't l4ar down your sy.i tcni In doing so. burn more about this w under fn science by con ilttng us. My KP-etrleul tr nlmi-nin bring iulck results. lilt. l. K. A(MlllJy 20 Nmitiier Itblg. l'boue IKT-W mssm Glass Drugs Ine. - . La' Grande, Oregon ri:ri.xi maickuts O 1 iT LAN I), tl re. (AP) l.l ve Ktoek-Hteady. ... , Kggs, butter Steady.. . "(.V,. 1 Pultei'lat Two cculs higher. iu rri:iti-AT . r SAN , KltANCIHCO- ( AP.K-r-Uut-lerfal 4 S ri 4. sic here tvUiVy. - .. ; I'OHTl.AM) (iltAI V'MAUKKr PUUTl.ANP.' Ur. (A P) Wheat Itlllt. hard while, hard 'whltf li. S. liaan, soft whtlei western while, .January ami l-'ebruary, U nu; hard winter,' northern : Spring, .la niiury and February, $1.58; western red,, January and Febru ary. $1.07. -v. -. ' - , i- .. .Corn -Steady. No. .y' K, - ship ment, Kebru'ary, $;;". ' 1 MAitiu.rs at A ; .anci: . Stocks NKW YOKK. ,(AJ,')- si rong;- "California 'packing soars 1.1, points on -merger rumors.- Ponds" XlglieV; inltroad,, tract ion and oil issues, strong. 1 Foreign - exchanges -r . Sterttfy: l-'reiich francs higher. Cotton Sjemly;. fayornbie. Man chester advices. S'igar -liarely .sieady; firm spot market..' - ' ,'. - . i n coffee l-'irni; higher llruztllan market. . . rillCA(J(), (AP) .Wheat , inrwr f,,,.,.!,.,, Wtlt Corn Kusv: freer country offer- inn1 . ' .,' .... (,nttle Wea!;:1 tota'r ' VrafPn scarce, ' . . T' . Uegs Firm; puckers doing llt- '-, .. ' It's j Markets powerful! A 3lrt ntimvt Attmctlon , 1 1 En u arcade!) VAl DKVIIXK Sl-MMY Featuring (OLUXilATK IIAKMOMZeKS And I Olhcr AcIh riu Armour III . .1 . Opdn Armour, ehmrman or th hear ft nf Armour Co.. mMi iiek ei. is repnried Mfrinuxlv III of nab ' getmnn at hi hom in 'hieae i ISiHlbHun Sets Snw l(it)il. ;.rnc.'iUi;'rofNr.v tn-e: a ; record for th Vslnall .nunibcr of gem-rat ordinances passed by the.vlly coun cil ur PcniUcloii for. any, one year ivas-catiibliyhod -during ihllO, when only four general ordinances wert enacted v according to1, the (innual report of Thomas l'ltzgerahl. Rum Running Schemes 7 .i;4 Aimed at America ff'oo.lUiufd'"' frnm?Isg Our.) ' is prlnied. . ;wl(lvout guaranty of their liMvlrig. nb other fouiulatlon tlian 'Ini.aginatloiis of the writ ers:. .' '- ' -1 ' ' " We Buy for Less We Sell for Less MEN'S WORK ' i SHOKS. . PafaiordJ, soles and moccasin ; toes. The shoes; thati will stand up., .under,. hard. wear. ' .''.$2.85"' ; New. York Store DESTROYERS OF HIGH PRICES A rtniiiiii uf sons fi(,'li(iti); hfjiit.s unci how n w iinian niiulv a man uf a niiin! STARTS MONDAY "Wet America! A fine blonde American wuman, wrapped tn ; costliest fur, enters a fashionable storu in the Ktlule district and or- lers a well known pick-me-up of high 'alcoholic strength. "Yes, Ma dame, a bottle'" No twenty-five bottles!" , "Ah' then . la It for a, mtft" "Oh, no? l(,or myself. I am going away for twenty-five days tills month." The scene of the second was n much freiiuentcd Uusslan cabaret' In Muatmartre. One of Paris' most admired matlmcc Idols was there with some women friends, said the newspaper, when an un known lady with an accent . that howcd her trans-Atlantic origin L'jime over and asked him to dance with her. When ho refused, she. look out- a f 00 -franc bill and thrust It on llV young netor. This annoyed the girts with him, , the story goes and it was .not .-merely the bill that was thrown into the iinUlscernlng American's' face. Stock Show' Association Completes Organization (Cifhtlnucd from Psgo Out.) Edwards. I.. A. Wright.. -.; . , Admissions T. T. Cock, I. . Z. Ten-all. F. II. Conner. . l, ' Ofounds W. 11. Vogel, .C, L. Cadwell, "Uolmrt Wlthycombc. , i Sports tleo. llcnsoo. C L. Cailf well; Floyd McKennon,. Iart "Clark, Paces II, tC.-; Itidwcll, : '. Spent-er, It, PiilllpHt .'' ". -;. Music . li, A. Wilght; 'tlv6re Ualrd. 11, C. McClay. r '', .V;'.' 1 Uaiice KY- I Ib'ss, Ix-wls. WdcV hr, Floyd Churchill, Newell Mar tens, Adolph Lcwiu. M. t'.V Mc Clay, Claionce ItuHewull . , , TranHpoiiallun- M, . S.' Stea'rilrf, James- Webb. Chns. Mllle.i. . .. Judg('sUobert Withycombt. VA." It. iluntl-r. .l.eon Levy. .'. ; Information tieo. IJaird, I-cwls This is the first .Sunday . Program undvi' the new pulicv, ad il sure Is a Wow! 1 I"' , Ln m A;; : !:f 'W . ' ' . . ..' : . FiUrlfflt Also Showing . 'I'lii.s Conicdy Scream with ' i.i ciicn .vn.KvmA) M. ST. JOHN HUSKY HANKS JIMiMIK 1'INLAYSON And Other ' Well-Known l'-uinsters i LAST TIMH ' - TONIGHT 'WITH Ul IT AI.O HILL ON thi; V.V. TRAIL! And ; 'Yhv (Jang Comedy liideler, W. V. Conner. Htulls W. 11. Voffcl, Hoy Conk ;in. - Illbbons ftev.- C. A. Qulnii, Wm. M. rirn ilner. . IVcoratlon Wnlter Cock, Floyd FUwttrds,. KdWard Castor., ' Hoys'; uud fftrls'.: clnU H. . Avery. Mvulonts judging It. C. Kiumel. ' department Hends Light bono Itori.cn, H. C. IHdwell: draft horacs, F'eyd McKennon; beef cattle, A. It lavls; dairy cattle. Ir. W. T. Pby: sheep. W. M. Dobbin; owluc, Ib ri Knight. . TIli;OIUItl: T. McKINMS Theodorc' T. McKlnmX 77. dhJ Friday at his ' homo neap Klg-u, after a lingering Illness. Tho runeral services will beheld al the Simmerville chapel Mon day afternoon at 2 o'clock. In tel mrni will bo In the' Summer, vlile ccinclory. Snodgrass &. Zliu H'crmun will be lli charge. . Tim decedent's brother," J. I. McKlnnis, died tlio middle of last month. -'. - Obituary j Crih and Carriage Set 1 Oiily' ".' (cW, yiiuiJ,v laA ') (liwiv srl lit n (smil niliu lh)ni si.yjt, ,:ia ...4o;'iiuw..:..:.....;.-...'.....:..:.;.:.. , ..i.ii,iv $.m C'rlb 'Scw afk-' to $2.1)0" now.'....:!...... 33c lo 91 JW ,t 4; C Ait & Baby Shop I4-H-ULU-I I HI A.'. Star Theatre ? Raymond CTNf ) Punch in theNose Woven Rag Rugs, large sizes; washable, reversible; good as sortment of colors $1,19, $1.89, $1.98 60 STORES TUU ULB SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Matinees daily v a Qarammirm WITH MARION NIXON MIMMTTO 1 AOOLPII ZUKOR JtSSE LUSKY A rip-i-uai'iiiK ('(iiii-cdy-Wcstcrn of Civ il War times that proves S h c r nt a n was wrong and wal ls Hilarious! HALROACHJ a love aiuixy