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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1926)
Wednesdays December 8, 1926, L GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Five 1 Local News In Brief , T - mm .. - mbler .Mitu- In Town - Hoy Wilson, orehardist of Im- 6!r, spe ntf yesterday in ln Unnulo. jlmitfngttm Mnn at Kley J. K. Stephenson, of Huntington, spent Tuesday ut tho Koiey. , Xnrth Icnviler Ctin( Here J, A. Mci'hee itnU wife, or North j'owUer, spent fucsday visiting at tho farm Jjome at A. p." Davis. itteiir1xvMnu Here (.Hun Mc.Gury, Kiiterprise. resi tfuMt, spent yesterday in J,a ;Ofiunio. Ho vii rt-ffisttit'ctt ut tho Foley hotel. ' '-'Oti Was U), Kugeiir ' fc K, O.tJ lUvhi'-s, who' 1mh from Twin Kalis, Jilu., spent .Tuily in "J, a. Grumpy J Haines is on Ills way to Kujy'ni!,itn(i other point a. . 'Hp Ccwmie Here Wtopphiff at the Hummer on their wyy to Iferthinf yesterday wcro Mr. ami Afrs. T. J. Smith, Nam pa residents. . . Spokane CVmptc-Stop Here N. . K. Milne, and wife, of Syd- iiane, were ,ln Gratule yester- day. . 1 hey slopped ut tho Kommer hotel. Visits in iWtiietoift f t " Mrs. M.rMiiiman, of Cove, left J.a Gran til' : hist evening for a visit in I'cndtetpn with tors? T." G.iTubfn, her - daughter, 1.0ft ForMloimr- . Mr. nnd'-Mrs.' 3. H. P!pivey and, $ little daughter, Heurietta, It;t't this -tor taking the railroad examination tuocning for their iiome at Austin, here yesturday. Hewitt works for t Ore., after visiting here, sine-3 last the railroad com pa nv 4 Friday nt ihe home of -Sir, , and . : r v- Mrs. O, I.. .Larson. : , To floplio o Jtusiiies. ? , j Mrs, i.., A it man, of l& Grande, Ift For CaHfomia - ! went to Joseph on this morning's J , .Mr. nnd rMrs. H. C Myers left trulnl "She will be there until Sun-i- l.a. Grande this morning for Col- day on business. ton, Cai., exiled there-by 'tho seri-I . : : s. 1 mis illness- of his father, A. S. Home Form Boise . ; 'i. Myers. Thy will be away indefin-Mrs. Carolyn leai and daughter. i ttety, .. .y . -T ' : ' - -Hazel,- have returned home from a : : r 'several days trip to Boise where Opf-ratetl ohAVi"stei(lay they visited with friends as well ( A. H. AtwItM'son. who has been III bb attending to business matters. at the Grande ftonde hospital for Mrs. ieal conducts the Fashion name time, .underwent n operation beauty shop here. f' nt the hospital yesterduy. His'. : : , ?. eoudition -v$& reported to he good Will Buy Mtositw. ' r this morning. nick Lhidsey left Inst night for : ' ' : rortland wJiere, he will spend a MhiMcr IUW few days buying new music . for The Hev.vMr. Milton, presiding his orchestra. "The Ua.mbiers" . i elder of, the First M. E. church , whieb has a heavy schedule during I- ih Walla if Walla, arrived in !.a Christmas holiday season. I.lndaey ..a Grande this, morning , to conduct aijo intends to have his violin re ; f- Hervlces at. flie South - Methodist - paired while in the coast city.- ii "huich thi;eAenlng. " . , j : : . : : ; - - V ' r r ." t ' ' , I Golf 'KntliHJdnst (u Town V V-'? KeturiW Home - - "He swings a wicked golf club" it A. Kdrfionds. ' assistant traf-'was the comment of. a ibeai busi-, fic manager, for the O.-W., H, & ness man concerning f', J. Hatch - N., was in S.ii Grande Tnesclay on fider. Walla Watlu resident and ;. his way home lo Portland after 'flrst ranking player' at the. Walla ;j A. visiting for some time in- the east. f" r: : " . Make HoimV; ieit" - snd iWrs. Knd Spaeth Sr... Not us, Lfla.'. have come to I-i ! rSiilslB:r Clint's i I JShPm Remembered i Lp 1 1 on Every Trip! jrm s n 1 - You yourself would welcome the ? JmjJy gift of a traveling bag1, wardrobe S tWr trunk or vanity ease so would some . ii $wF&sAJb!!&m rna rlaot' wl-ifim wnn wtcVi fn 1pmfm. I P3 Deiv So we suggest' the gift of lug- gage from such values as these: ! J fSJ-. Gladstone Bags Up to $32 J5 SC r iuea suitcases up to ?.aa S tiperi . Wardrobe Trunks '! T?$tk. " Up to $62.45 1 'ES-kla UP 7M Grande' and plan to make their home here. At present they are living1 at the homo of their son, Pred Spaeth Jr, Hen. From Imbtetw C, C. Conrad, farmer of Imbier, was in La Grande yesterday on business. WeiU To liofee John Hi Itfft for Boise, Ma,, ffn this morning's train. Uu plana to be there about, a week. Mis, lAugltlin III - Sirs. H. W LAUshUtt has been very ill at her homo here for the pust week but is much better now. She is employed in West's store. Mtule Final Proof Mrs. Kmeilne I -co. Of Ia Grande, made final proof on u homestead this morning before Colon it. Kb erhard, United States commission er. In City Yesterday C. W, BOnger. assistant general passenger agent for the Southern Pacific railway company, of Port- land was in itt Grande yesterday. Had eratio ; Bobby Mann, son of Mr. and Mrs. -Floyd Maun, underwent an operation" at tho Grande Konde hospital Saturday. lie Is reported to-be getting along nicely. Home Tht Month? ,A. K. "Hewitt returned to his home at Wallowa this morning; a- -Walla municipal eiub commonly .known as the "llinkeydinks.". .Mr. pateheider is tu U Grande this week In the interest of the Snyder- t'reeelius Paper company. Ifemm For HothUy Mrs. W. P. Wad left for her home at Kljrin this morninr after vi Biting- at tho homo f her sister, Mrs. O, J Wagoner, since imda Mrs. Wado arrived here Supday from Portland, whore she has been for about two weeks. She wtU spend the Christmas holidays at home at KJia, after which bon she and her husband, wilt return to Tortiand for a while,, To Vinit BroUwr K. M. Clay wias In I-a. Grande this morning on his way to Kn terprise, where he will visit dur ing the holidays with his brother, Will Clay, Clay lived at Enter prise at one time .and has & nuts imr of friends there, it has beep 20 years since ho has visited Wal low county. He makes his home in Southern California. . . HoUl Show Colt . It, A. Mastertor. has sold his how colt. Prince Sieteor, to Wit Ham Wright of Lower Cove, Prises Meteor was sired by Meteorite & government horso Kept by Homer liidweH at North Powder, and will he three years old in May. Ho has been shown by Masterton at tho Union stock show for tho fcast two years. Wright plans to keep him for a private saddle horse and show horse. . v ..-.. , ; l To Obere phurrti SiIit -; -t Tlie, Centra! -flrareh -of'Clirit wilt obaepvo .church nittlrt t"Vtda .votiis,. Mcfc- .18,:.wltii a poUacfc supper -at 6:30 . opiocii' in Ihe church basement.; foiiow-ea- by short progrnai. ..'O. C- Kleniin to chairman of , .iho -. commlitca ia charge, . AH members anil friends of the church sreinitba to at ten. There wH! be. a mcstins of (he church ofHcsrs'lmoiediatciy after the prosr""- . : - Helntivcs liOeafetl , Mrs. John Adsfclm : reeelveii i' telephone catl about sn hour afto The Obser-er was out taat evening ieiiing her where' one of - tlo children of Bradford and Iiulsa Griffin iivrs. Ke:ts Jess Ortf fin and liee: at Sol Unooin ,trce5 Hoquiam, Wash.. A relative of ths Griffin's. Mrs. Julia.' O.iTBer, o McCook. Kehr.,. wrote Mrs. Adi skim regarding their location. Breakfasts Hold f , No Charm for Him WASHIXOTOX. Iec. S. tAP The white ttoune . breakfast con fereneen, which have been attended hy conpressionnl leaders, -have no appetii for "Senator Norris,.1 rpuiy- licnt- Nebraska,, he' -said toaay, it those present resoppowed to over look VhucIi blngrt as, occurred Jn the lUinulit'and Pennsylvania pri maries," - u ' ' t Senator Non-is- made public ft. letter he had written to A. XI. itns ter, of AiattooHv 111., who, he iid', had rehhked him for ;.hi ,ant(- repuhiteaiilRm," and fr hot falling f li-v! iau r'h "!r- mny breakfast a,1 ' "Vermont taple syrup and buck wheat cakes have no- eimrm , toy me," he wrote, "if the object 4t hrhlgrtn? the ebasm made by Si I Boston Bags UptoJSj ,The Judge I rf1 few trials in American court hlsiory . avr been conducted in such an at-, nosphert of dipnitj- and tieenrum as 5 e trial of Albert B Kail and K i jrard oheny at Washington . This s due to Justice Adolph A. Hwhllns. tbovtt: who is presidin?: "This istft om; to be another Hali-Mllls case,' ' . i he says. - fraud atul eorrution tllst'limed in the, Illinois and PennsyivHida tri-maries-7 Tbe first gas for domestic use was condueted from thjetorts to points of nse throngh the uUHzit- tion of discarded tm barrels, of wit ten there was an ample sttiuUy at the eiose of various KaroiM-an j wars. The. barrels were made into aeontinuous nine by acre wing the ends together, . . I Obituary , OMVK KTAXKIKI.B . Olive Stanfield inuwrd away at I her homo at t8S V avenue Tues-t atter an !Hr f five months. The Cryntai fiebeitiiR inuse ttis have cha'Ke of the funeral services which vt'iii le held Friday at 2:3S p. m.'. at the Snudgrajs and Kini- merman chapel. Oiive i'eSlemiil! wa burn ia SOI-; waukee, Wfc Feb. S, 1S ano Mftent-her childhood in Wisconsin, in WillB-ater. iiinn., Leaventtorth, Kan., and Wllkeabarre, i'a. f letter he lived in Colorado be fore gontf Ui Carbon county. Wyo mlnK In 1SS2. On Auk. i 3 site tvits married So Georsso K. StanflcUl nt Oirben, Vyo. .and to this union five chil dren -"were born, four sans and- a daughter, , Uvo of . v, hom preceded ihertd the tirc;st Beyond as dtd iner nushand. " ' f Stt tcavc-a t mourn her loss timj foiluwlns children: William A. awl' Ohiiries IX Ktanfleld and Florence' (A. iiumsihi'lea, !! of li firandc; . ifhs was nt'live member f Vrytl 3!i-bekah lotlse 6 ami; the HlverUt lireJit-ieaehet' , as aoeiutlen. fi. u iKi . -'UAivKll Om Dec. 8. i. i'. Crtjst, j'(mieiit fnnm'r t i-'AUu died mitlcly twny in Dr. A. Kbi- jHe iuul hmtt here m.u Utite fwr k fineilici! lreittmetit, iir, tr 5 j with him. At i.'rosH Vii born yeurs k i kjHouih li;(kot. lie w;k miirrk-tJ In the tiire ffim enr Hlbi. hc f son killeti in i'Viinee turi the war, i ii.- ehiitlt'ejt are on J betr way to llitker. The inniy wilt 1 r? turneil U KI:Jh when fuHeral. HcrvleeH wlii e eJtitute(l. J ELECTREX Hair Dressing Set Thht et efrnitJt tf ewribnc iron, fn( iiiarl tiampf, tlryiMit eomb ad lr rest, ail in a newt -Mh rIt. Kxcftet fr tntveiii. $1.98 5 SAFETY V . " WMkS 5 DRUGSTORE j A jSujfty I - 5 ! . . , f,.e. t "ISWf Him. ftraiwo" 5 I ii. . tT' i 3 . i , f A Practical t lit t ii3 -KraBPfh ivrki. igf gij I 5 ' lei iiiJiiUi iimsi kv i Glass Drugs Lie. La Grade, Ortgo LEGISLATORS GET DOWN TO V BRASS TACKS ContinHpa frRt re Ons in the eiiforeement section of th treiisitry appropriation htils ineoi.porated a, virlBBi rt'uest foibert, democrat, Kentucky congressional sanction of the em ployment of ftmUtiKiftK iht1 suHaiiim- for re of Ibt- iirohiMUoa cosfiiei. f!M-Sa J:5 fo mint sa pta- qticstUm which -etmj;rR mast 1 nit'3 at aU'Ht- Th icfetti1 vmi citip . i wht'thir tbe turn f;-om tui ?5 pr xa eoiior. Why not give "Her a Pair of HOLEPROOF HOSIERY FOR XMAS? Silk from tin to toe. 1.95 ART & BABY SHOP ANNOUNCING The Re-opening of the THEATER Thursday -afternoon , The new upholstered seats h&ve been installed a ladies rest room has been added and other improvements ; made "looking to. the comfort of our If ; j . THE FIOI 'ATTRACTION 1 III THURSDAY and FRIDAY 1 .0 k-asJ:' m Cmmm W You've never seen a Western like it You'll never see one again until this broncho-busting daredevil makes it! And Girls! If you want to see a he man love, don't pass this Desert Dad dy by and man how lie can ride ! Added Attraction Yale University Press Presents "COLUMBUS" The first true and dramatic film of America's discovery. fwMch th sabaisae are made I secret operatives, velll bt? ijtcreaift d from f25tJ,tS to 5iMS j WASHINGTON JH'C. i AP, A refereadiitu to detimne th j sentiment i the ' Philippines to- mjsj-iJ tniiwnience was rooose'J : ' t , ftoihtv a restdalhm ofJred iu JiK hfiVm, Xvft Krrjative Gil Mare than two HvSStSa!! psBBsis t Great Suit Values! .hi I 1 m li in I- Ml s i I s-nctr; s&stwK e.wetlefti iwiiwrffijc and.ibe ifit f ituttvi"iwii TUfc fe whiij we nit?, xtm iti tivuXw . Ya wtiUl mi peei such at iH-b v pf lve as - &tm theat.- compare tlte- tiwwir.y. nioit en Tiitier this i:;:i:tat pritre. - . A R CADE TODAY Based on David. Belasco's Outstanding !. Stage Plav, with BELLE BENNETT,- IAN KEITH BEATA. HOYt;:BAREY NORTON and , . '.. ' ' ' JOHN ST. POLIS . ' , . and Ua. Friday - Saturday -CONSTANCE TALMADGE READ THE OISSESVER CLASSIFIED A&d . We Buy for Less We Sell for Less 17th ANNIVERSARY SALE of the NEW YORK STOR True to our expectations this has been the Greatest Event of its kind we have eveV known. Many5 of . the 'articles on sale were completely sold out the first day,, but thanks to our reserve depot, we are again enabled to plaee this merchandise at your disposal-- , We Have Jast Received . : MORE Wright's heavy weoL mixed Union Suits to sell at..... :..........;...$2.7ff MORE Men's Work Shoes to sell at....f2J MORE Women's Silk Hose to sell at 43?f S9 ' MORE Men's high-grade Dress and Cowboy Hats to sell at- . :... 1.9S, $3,10 Now Is The Time To make arrangements with Santa Class for Gift Sets for Men, Women and Children, -Vanity Case, Sets, regular 00c values Sale Price ,...,..;. ..........49 Silk Scarfs, regular $2,95 values - Sale Price ......;.;.....9Se t f l.SS 8ee Our Novelty Counter ; For Many Other Xmm Specialties, : . EW1 m THS watt ml 9.90 $16.90 $21.90 II ..THURSDAY Chase CHAZV MKI A FOX s K ! TIRE Desfrsvers of High Prteea
