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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1926)
j Saturday, May 8, 1926. Local News In Brief j May- 1, Orwton lfeMotef May llfrhnarr ttecUo. June i, 10, II Vnkm Mintet bow at hum, um Jolr IS. 33, 3 OmttaiUoa at NorthwoM Real Esiata asso ciativa In La Grands, .. . - I' fkit. 23, as. 4, and IS aloa . count; lair at ojia. ur. . , (11 CHjr from Union . ' ; Hal Ttecs was unionc the Union ilaltors to la Qrando today. tj . - l.,;.,;, Uito from,. North l'owik'r ri ; j Iru Snook was a Ylatlor to ' La Gruudo today from North' I'owdcr. if ere from Coo f ! C n, l Muslck and .EVerolt Pow. in. both of Cove,, were In the city this morning. -- : :., '. '. j ... : n ' ' '' '' Xtvre from nummerrlM ','. ' C. Myi i'S, of SuhiiM'jrvlllc. was. a business visitor- to ,lja. Qrutadc yesterday. :.('. ' . i -. i ,' Had Operation lilV' t. 1,1m' I'linrtiiH Klmin nnjliieuVnt a LMi . '- major opeartlon at.Hof l.ako sana Ho" l . Mghl torlum yesterday.- Hr condition i Mr Hoy l.ogan, of ' Henslde, Is reportcd' to bo goBil'.',;. i : pro(ton, a dologuto to tho lu4 led '', -' ' , .Ml.efaUon .of Avoman's clubs conyen- lliv-ffrom Klrln ,..' , : ' v1"on nere. ten tasi nigni lor M. O. Atleu and robte--Gullo-i nomc at seaside; mo was ine guesi way. Voih of Elgin',-were "Ih : ths. of Mrs. John Thclsen during the city today. ';'. ''-. ',-'-' . ) '.week sho spent here, Mrs. Logun Is ' ' " " ,- , t; ' j "f i 'i Here on Huahies.' . Y." . ) : : l,afa Huminock, , rea.1 estato mn; H,re for (Xtntentlon-. r Klanflcld,1 is In tho dlty loiay on Mr, and Mrt. Olenn Kubrick aro business. . ' - 'it',1 "-, . ..'"T, Iri La 'Qrando for the Oregon le- , - " ' ' '' ", . '. I Molayv convention from Mcdford. Hern from Wallowa '. Dr. Kred Jones and Miss 'Klnore' Goodiiouah were aiimni'.the people.JK'abrlck leud the auto caruvun of In l.a Grando yesterday from Wal thirty-seven Mcdford boys to the lowu. " Tr. Jones Is i dentlsU ' 'fconvcritton. , '. . : . In I'drtlaiid Mri l.ucv Grnliam 'isrvis'llihg In Pnpi land with lier -liauglitor, ' Bhe; will return to her Jiofno lice -about the first of next wcck -' .,;V. ' jHreen, who la 111 ut .St. KIMulictn s hospital at Hukcr. Hu has been In ltouli. .McKonnoTii pouuo, grower tho: hospltul for severul weeks. or A Meet, was In tho ; city- .'today! ; ' - Mr. McKennon has Just; completed -To lilgln for Funeral . planting 4 acres or potatoes. v v ' Mr. and Mrs. Don Gruhum, or ' - ' i ... jj Perry; -were In La Gnimb' Uila Here 'for Week iKmlp ' . ', ' ; inornlne on their wiiy to Klgin to Allen Hunter,' .who lias- ibVeq ! uttend the' funeral of Tom Chnnd niiendfng anveral.-i -weeks r' ot the'iler, 75,. who died at hls hoiue neat: Hunter cre.ek runch , U,matlila' Halnea. The funeral will take county. Is home, for the weftk cnd. -placo this afternoon. " ' ' - ' . ' " : , i -. "- In CHy from Portland . ' v . iTo llakcr llils Mominx George A., l.pVejb'y,' ' westcrnj Sirs. it. :. French went to llu nuiuugcr of-jjin -'lnsirancc! 'coiit-' kor on this -'morning's train to 'miny.i of Portland, Is In the city.' eisti, her slster-ln-law, Mrs. John ' , - for severnl agents. days vlnUlng To linker Sunday 1 111, Btlu mio. . - .. I, will drlvo to fiakcr -tomorrow tOiTo Hiinllngtoii rr Jlother's liny visit Airs. Itunjun's mother,-n'Ho Is I , Mr!l j.., nrnun und little III. To 1,'nlon for -Moot Miss clurabelle Kh'lne.- .eomr pimled by her niot'her, ...Mra'.W. W, Ithitte, went to' I'nlon. this 'morn ing. ; ' , i - -; .- i'luliioff lHmil. Ilerpi-b', -'. ii William Stoop,' who Ib employed on the Willow'-Creek ranch or Ai 'lierl Hunter In I'inatljta- county, is pending the week end here at the lioiii.: of his parents, Mr. and Mrs IhU Stoop. ... '; ; Walla Walla Couple Wetl , . : JustUu Hugh . ttriy,.ofriclat- i'il nl his orrice Thursday ' lifter- MICHAELS-STERN VALUE FIRST Top SPECIAL SALE AH Next Week Values up to $12.15 $33.00 . Top Coats of Quality Clint's Clothiery "The Store with a Oniiscteuo" Hen and Boys' Complete ; Outfitten noon at the marrlago or Miss i:rrio Parr la Theodore M. Marbuch, both of -Walla Walla. Waatt. I In CUj Today Mr. and Mrs. J. II. I.ovin -worn transacting business In 11 Giunilo 'today. Tuelr home la at Cove. Visiting ParrnUt Here . Mrs. Ethel Jajncs, of l'ortlulld, Is hero visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Bluwnrt, for u Tew days. , To Visit WMer .-. : Mrs. Dewey I'ucketl and child ren, Betty and Eiisene, went to KnterprtsCv tins nioriitiiif to vlHlt licr sister, MrB. Fletcher, over the week end. " ,: . 1 Arrirrd from l"or1lanl . ' Mr, and Mrs. H. L. Chandler ar rived In-the city this morning from Portland. They caina for the rrm 6ral of Tom Chandler ut Klgin this afternoon. To Enterprise Hits Momhie ' ; Mrs. H. O. Halo und little duugh teri Margaret Helen, went to Kn torprlne. .on 'this morning's train. Tliey will -spend the week end with Hale, -who Is employed there. her tMf, Kabrick; Is adviser for . the Mcdford DeMplays. Mr. und Mrs, isuMltiited for Pother .'llrrrii ' Tl Tho ftcv. H. Nisdano arrived - In La Grande tills morning on bin "Way to Kntorprlse to hold services tomorrow -In the place of Father local j Dexter, Who was operated on ut . HlH. Ellsabclirs -hospltul last week. i She Is reported to be getting along ! Inlco'lv. duughter, Miirgiiurllt', lert this morning Tor Huntington to spent .Mother's dliy visiting Mrs. Hraun'n mother, who makes her home tlioroK Mr- Braun will Join them there, tomorrow morning. Word Itecelicd of Dcalli '.A telegram, was received tins ijiorHlnV of the death or D. 14. Wit-tXBti-Taklina, -Wash. ,Mr. Whilty Una, been employed by Mr. lllbburd oh his farm 'there. He formerly lived at iilgln, where his fumlly still make their home. The cuuse ot his, deulh Is not known. Here for Meeting ' : G; V. Wilkinson und small son were In l.u Grande from Telocaset today. Mr. Wilkinson is here to attend the conference of grange lenders at tho grnngu bull this ur temoon. Hu reports u good rain In that section, w hich will .bo or considerable benefit to the crops. Slovk Show Association to Meet Tho Union Slock Show associa tion -has announced a spuclul meeting of nil exhlljlloraand others Interested in the show to be held In tho gymnasium ut I'nlon next Wednesday evening. It will be 1n the rorm of a booster meeting for the annual stock show to be held thla year June 0. 10 and 11. Home lo Baker Dr. Carl G. Patterson, of Baker, returned to his home this morning after spending Inst nlgnt in i.u llrnnde. Dr. Patterson Is chulr- ,..n nf the DcMolay advisory pminrll ot linker. He wus h rr ihe exemplification of the De- Moluy degree by the Baker team hero lust evening. Mrs. l'utterson .,..,i,iinl.-.l him to Ln Grande, remained for another day. (irnmle Clilef tiocs Hume Mrs. Helen Wright man. prand 'chief of l'ythlun Sisters In Oregon. I returned lo her home at Hilverton I Thursday night, utter unending tho stule convention of women's clubs us a delegate rrom her town. Mrs. Wrlghtmun was In town to conduct the l'ythlun Waters' cou cntlon here about 10 days ago. '(tints at Terry fScluiol I superintendent and Mrs. K. A. Sayrc Acre among the guests ul tho annual community dinner and sehool fair given ut Terry Friday. 1'utrons of the-sehool attended la u largo company. The fair was con ducted on regulation lines, with ribbons for winners In the art. 'sewing, writing, and map-inaking (departments. i 1 ' - To Assist With Inslltiiti j J. A. McKee, Hnnday school (worker tor the Methodist church I south at Walla Wujlo. has been procured to assist Mi thu in:- Iu(u of liHlhoilH thut will bo hi' Id at thu. 1'lrst Haul 1st church ; for teachers III tho dully vacation lll bln school, the llcv. K. A. Pollard, BupcrliilciKlcnt, uniiouncrs. Tho institute, will start Monday. after- noon and continue, mrougn 'lues day iivoiilwr. '';-'? llein hum Mnllc-aJ Kiii-iug ; William Kantliere, of Medical KprliiCT. ivns In the city yesterday. Mr. Kninb.'r;; raid that there was a pood ruin ut Medical Springs but hu didn't think It wus us much us fell In Oiamlo Hondo valley. He reports thut there was a IlKht (rust there en Wednesday. nlBht hut v?ry little dumugo was done. Mr. Kitinliurir aud i'. J. Powers are still running- their Cooo-orr In culuttor to lull . cupaelty. They have hud a number or upullcutlona from outsldu people who want hutching done, Mr. Knmberg said. They linvo not only hatched hun dreds of chicks successfully, but have hatched turkey und duck eggs. A. G. S. Election Will Be Held Next Monday (Continued IToin Vago 1.) ' tor of the Mimlr. 1 Orace. Getliel. I'lettt McKennon and Jean- Wllllania ure candidates for the vice presidency: Heliluh Ktrhrorder, Helen Austin, Dorothy Bronntou und Kdna Oekcler, 'or secretui'y-tri-asurer. Voting will bo from 12 to 1 o'clock Monday noon. Kdi'.h Kbell und Kruncls Kelly will be judges. Tho clerks uppolntud are Helene Price, Murjorlo t'ondll, Murlu Gore and Margaret Geddes, At a meeting a tew nights ugu. the candidates were called upon for Blateiiien.a or their platforma. Humor says the boys In school are no less concerned about tho election outcome than the mem bers of the A. !. 8. Miss Kleunor Cleuver, who will be gruduuted III June, is the outgoing president. KDLl.Y iX) V1K1T PIOSDMCTON . PUNDI.KTO.V, May 8. (API- Oakley Kelly, I'nlted states army Olr ace. will visit rendleton next Wednesday to create Interest in the reserve ' orrieers' ussoelullon. chapter of which bus been formed herd. Obituary IOIIV A. MfltllAY John A. .Murray, who lled slid ilelily at l'erry yesterday after noon of heart trouble, will in1 burled Sunday afternoon follow bit; funeial services at the L. D. S. tabernacle at 2 o'clock. The body is lit the llohni'iikump chapel, The decedent was born In' Mis souri In 1R6X and moved to Penn sylvania with his parunts when u cui'id.' later going to l.'tuh, where he resided until coining to the Cr.dlde l:tllde valley III 19IHI. Ill t'tah be inariied Mnry Garrett, lie was highly lespected by ull who , knew him, Mr. 'Murray. Is survived by his whtow and eight children: . Fred. Levi; Mariner. Karl, Jessie, Pearl and Thomas, all or Perry, nil 1 I'-arrell. or The Dalles; null by one brother, William Murray, ot Wi-I'lsvllle,' I'lull. WHY liUOI'KACTK' in:i.rs voi: Kvery sehool child knows that the bruin, placed at the top vl the spinal- column, Is the irreut nerve center and control of the human body. Kvery part or your spine exercises more or less nerve con trol. Our spinal adjustments there fore regulate your entire bodily system. If you are not ',. well It H pay you to Investigate this won derful fcclenee. I'oiisitllallon l-'ree. 1)11. J. IC. WOOIHXL 20 Koniiner Itblg. I'lmiifi 4B7-W Hours: B A. M. lo 6 1'. 41, PARACORD Soles Wear guaranteed U $2.-19 Men's Wear Money-Saving Cash Store For Men iaoJ Adama Ave. CI TX . GRANDE " EVENING W. B. A. RALLY TO CONVENE HERE MONDAY - (Continued from race 1) eon will bo served at tho I. O. O. K, hull. . . ' y . ;. : .. ' In the afternoon offlcota will be sealed by Enterprise review ISo. 1C und Kcho No. S. Tho Pendleton review No. 10 will put on tho de gree of fraternity, which a large class of fifty. two new members will bo iutltluted. A full guard teuin and color -bearers will aaslat in the work. Kntertulnmcnt featuring music- cul numbers und a program by tho Junior W. 11. A. will tntursporso the lodge work, - Tho supreme of ficers will talk on "How wo Orow,' Dinner will be served at six o - clock in tho Odd Kellows hull. Tho evening session will begin at eight o'clock when tho hostess review will souf their officers. - Tho locul review will also havn charge, of he Initiation of another class. This session will closo with tho dedlca Hon of tho Altur by tho Pcndloton review, v - Tuesday the day will bo' spent showing the visitors over the city and valley. Thero wiirbo a num ber of courtesy -cars for this pur pose.. In tho evening there will be u dance ut Zuber hull. Tho public Is Invited. , ; , f v 1 EUGENE IS . . , CHOSEN FOR , 1927 MEET (Continued from Page I) ' In the entertulnlng city were Inl -' Hated Inst evening ut tho ceremon ial til Masonic hull. . Wuslllugto l ehupter, of I'ortland, excmpliried the Initiatory work. Tho Do Moluy degree .was oonrerred' by ' Bakor ehupter of linker. 1 ' -j. B. Beuty, an Instructor nt Oregon Agricultural college, who wus .re-elected concluve chairman at tho session this morning, declar ed the services among tho most beautiful and best-conducted .thut he has over seen. - - - I Kaiiler In tho evening, the boys: hud u barbeque feed at ltlversldo. park.- ' The most of them drove to-' Union for dancing after tho core-', nionlul. - ' ' ' ' 1'ulks nl this morning's session' wero along voefitlonul lines. A. J.. Stunge, president of the Mt. Kmllyh Lumber company. ' who spoke -on "Uoys In Industry." presented the desirability of being proficient, jlo niatter what tho work . thut Is chosen for lire. Dr. W. T. Phy einpbaslxefl the Importance or health In Ills talk to tho delegates. Tho third speaker, W. L. Putter son, or Baker, did not appeur, -Arter the pnrudo' and eompetl-; live drills this arternoon, .the De.-l Molays adjourned to hcudiiuartcrs, where rlnul business wus conclud ed, i ., ' . ',.'-.' j1 . . Post-eoneluve events include u AfW Baby Art & Baby Shop "Eierjllilng Vot The Bmbf ARCADE TONIGHT Johnny Hines in "RAINBOW RILEY" Sunday VAUDEVILLE Pictures and Orchestra MON DA Y And TUESDAY "MOANA" Ilobcrt Flaherty's True Picture-Romance Of . LIFE AND LOVE in THE SOUTH SEAS 0B5ERVKR complimentary dance at tho Elks Union county ohuinuor of, com- nierco, and a trip to Wallowa Ijike wonderland Sunday morning ua a courtesy eitendr d by tho host chapter. A. good many delegates are planning to stay for the, outing, officors report. , Douglas County May v i Receive $1,500,000.00 UOHKRl ltO. May (AP) Ju thd event tho Htanrield and Haw Icy -bllla, proidlng - remuneration to 18 Oregon countlea for tuxis lost through revcatmrnt of grunt lands, -, la passed by congress, Douglaa county will receive ' np proxliiiately a mjlllon and a half dollars, according to the tax auiu uiary completed by .County As sessor Frank Calkins, TURNS GUN i ON SELF AT ; " FARM HOME (Contjnued Prom Page 1.) M6 In the . morning, . They hud just completed arrangements la move to.' Idaho next spring. During the day ho learned that his sister, Mrs, Fred Lloyds, hud given birth the day. before to , girl twins, lie hurried - home ' and entered . the house whistling, and culling to Mrs. Hhufcr' that ho hud good news.' ' He- found' her stretched ut foil .length on her back , before the' dresser- where she - evidently had looked Into the mirror to di rect, it he' shot. A -SS-30 bullet as . just Inside , the-' skin ut the piick- of her Jicud,,' j Mrs. ' Slmfcr born at La cona; lowu; Marqh S; lift, anl came ' to, ' Kasto.ru Oregon when she was ft small 'child. Surviving We Buy (or Less We Sell for Less FANCY BLAZERS And FANCY SWEATERS I . .i - . Blazer Style $3.95 to $5.95 It will pay you to read our Friday's Ad New York Store DESTROYERS OF HIGH PRICES Burkland Shirts In all qualities and prices. - Save your lay- : ctte slips and get a toi- 1 let basket free. her. besides the husband und her foster daughturf -aro her. mother, Mrs, Florence. Carpenter, of this city, und lint fallowing brothers und slaters: Lloyd (.'., Thamus W. und Howurd' L. f'urpenter, Mrs. C. F. MePhrrson, Mis. Agnes Ma son und Miss. Helen Carpenter,-of I .a Grunde: Airs. John Stowe, of Klgln, und Mrs. James Mulch, of lleno, Nov. i Funeral to ' He' Sunday . l'unorul services will bu ut the Hnodgruss & Zinimcrmun chupel at i p. in. Kiinday, tho Hev. C. V. Dunn, pastor of tho Christian church, . preaching the sermon. Burial will bu ill I he 1. O. O. F. cemetery. The decedent was u niembifr ot the lluptlst church und ItebukuH ludge. of the Lack Teachers For Vacation Bible School (Continued From Pago 1.) the euulvalent or a year or reli gious education In Sunday school. They spent In supervised 'Play and expert-lniilrueted cruftwork muny hours thut they might otherwise have passed In tho streets. To top It all orr, they gave u big picnic, a parade and a demonstration pro gram that made. -.lusting Impres sions upon their young IIvcb. ,v Would Improve School This yunr tf'wus plumud to ex pand und Improve Ihe school, cor noting last year's mlstukes tneiii' , rcd, A begfnners' depui tment wus to be added to take' euro or the un- der-school tme folks whose par linta'huve asked thut tho oppoiiun- The Mightiest ' Melodrama of All Timet STARTING SUNDAY Francis Brett Young wrote! one of the year's lieBt sellers when this story appeared in Everybody's Magazine as a serial. Now on the screen it is a masterpiece of love and adventure. Cyclonic action; roaring drama; thrills with out end arc embodied in this smashing tale of the sea. i II I . . ' saamsssaassssaasaaassssaasaaamsaaaasaaasaassassl . i :;',,'''.. ....'.- y ,. . . .... .... " Last Time Tonight Buck Jones In "THE TIMBER WOLF' Star ily bo extended to them. . - But for pnu i-euuon or aiiotliet? illness, vacation out-of-town, or plund for - summer school the. teachers tho committee hud hoped to enlist w-ero unable to help this year... Only ib of the needed 75 1 huvu been assure!. . Moss Meet t ulliil . ; rawllllng to relinquish the plan If there Is still a chance to seu It I successfully through, tho commit-, tee has decided to lay tho sltuu-1 tlo before the public In hopu thut 1 some solution may be offered. To 1 this end, a muss meeting has been called for 8 p. in.. Sunduy ut the First Methodist church. Congro gattons of the following churches uro. uniting for the. occasion: First Prosbyterlun, First lluptlst. Cen tral Church of Christ. Mt. Fetors Kplsropul, Methodist church south, and First .Methodist. Tho Hov. George Albert Pollard, pastor of tho Bupllst. church, who has been appointed superinten dent, will sjieuk. Tho llev. W. C Boss, presbyterlun, who Is com mltloo chairman. Is to preside. . Tuesday 'noon, nt tho chamber of commerce ' luncheon ut the Foly hotel, W. J. Sly, head of the reli gious education department '-of I. Infield college, at.. McMlnnvlllo, will present Iho fucts of tho situa tion. Ho Is to conduct Iho Insti tute of methods tor .prospective teachers Monday und Tuesduy ot next week. " Prospective touchers und' ull others Interested uro invited. Calling For Teachers Meantime, tho commllteo brond ensts a cull for volunteer teachers. Names should bo submitted to Mr. 1C "THE MmRoucn rMoMStiitwow) YOUNG r:zNj OXFOEDS 150 Nice snawpy tan ox fords, welt sole, rub ber 'heels a ?6.00 vulue. lioss or Mr. i'ollurtl.. ucoiupank'il by a stuUtincnt of qiiuliricutioa to touch In any of tho following do pnrlmentH: ltlbtc, mtaluoua, charu oUr build) in. hunUcrun, inuatq, laHcui)try ami Buporvltu'A ily. Ac-, , ooutpuniuttt also uro neiMhnl;' Tbu iIIho. Hiurcli of a gur iliulntuin- rrom.n half hour lo threo houra u day, nnd from ft weok io iito full four vi'4'ks of tho term ahoutil bo spcclflfd. . i Star Last Time Tonight Buck Jone In TIMBER WOLF' Il I I LOUD, LONG AND LENGTHY LAUGHS I Chase at His I?est. Don't Miss The Fun I ' &6 Ta.r 1 yw
