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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1926)
If Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER . s Dependable '3 Values.! A Host of f Inexpensive Gifts At Hill's Dependable Quality COVE PERSONALS S61d!" .MA.lL. it 1 mPOKT rs .. - ..... .. . V t o I NEWS FKEIICHMAN DIES PRIZE FIGHT Hin '..Opponent, E l m e r IVieclman, Held on a Manslaughter Charga ' HARTPOnij'., Cpnll., !.'. 1 (A.I') Charlo., Pr-gullhan. Krcnch ; HShl "heavyweight., died. t HI. KntinrU tionpltttl curly today fol lowing hie ring titty with Hlmar ','S!'n- of Boaton.'at the etatc arlbfe-yMPM night. It hie lrl n j" '11 th' country.' .Friedman w, iVd by the police., ,., , ' &t!tan collapeed In the J(K?"'I round of til bout with sH-uuin. i The end of the eoti trirr" came unexpectedly for the Frete. boxer, who hRd oven aub atMleS for.Oaorge iJtmaon, the Clferokoo Indian fighter, had tiwn inijc than holding hie own. ( ' 'jTho FronchHian hed complained tnJ Friedman woa butting, hut IV"B " "tf,l,,n "lra' ifltfoir and taking hoary puhwh irtett In every round. the early purt of tho -eighth roiTad Krledmnn drove hl fight tdttlVRttllhnn'.-i atomuoh und folt lVi'd with it rain of olo to tho littyt. T10 Frenchman driven tbrVthn ropca, where he braced IrHQaeir. They clinched h Prled iiiftr puHhed away. pegullhait then mjieerod and itanh to the eanvna. HuXaroeo at the count of 10 and UfVF collnpacd. ; 3?utlonal guardahion carried the uhSonaeloua boxer to hla dreealhg roWh and Friedman win taken 10 pajre headquarter where he waa heA on ft technical rharga of briwich of the peace. tCrlcdmnn ehlirgeil with niljiuilnughter when he Wu given a tearing- before Judge. Iay, In poUeo court. The flue) w 6n tlulWd to Dee. pending an In quiry by Coronet t'alhoufi. Fried nifbf wa ordered held In bonda of lurQ. u'f Uie TiilOu iiikh nehiiitl. ..reived hero' from hla prewnl homo In NVuahluglon unil will vllt with re. Intivoa and frlcnda In mid m ar I n Ion until after the rhrlatluna hiill dftye. . John Martina who hna been un able to he In hi" office ut the tlrandn Ithnde Lumber company yard hero for aevei'ul weeka, Ih attain able to n t out and look af ter the hualncMM. . FollowtiiK the mnvliiK of l' -Imp bakery Into the K. I', biillillim a abort lime nao. unother bakery hlia been Inalalli il here, the latter enterprlao belnic started In the Odd I'Vhowa building by the baker who formerly worked for liel.ap. - MIh Vina Conb y who haa been teaching hlatory and civics In the high achool here hua been unable to be In the achool room Tor the lnat few weeks on account of an operation for the removal of her tunslla. DurUlg this time Mra. John U'oiliiuin, a former member of the high achool ruemty. haa been ukatltutlng for her. I The C'uruailon club enjoyed a Very Interesting meeting ut the homo of Mr. Frank Hall In North Union last Thursday afternoon. Following a delicious one o'clock luncheon, nerved by Mra. Hall'a two daughters. Miss Alice Hall and Mra:, Merlon Davla, the afternoon was apenl In aewlng and planning for the winter' work. ' More ahow Window arc being decorated with evergreen and the dlaplaya .taking on a holiday ap pearance? Moat or the flagpole hol..a in tho alilewalks In front of the business houses lire holding Christina Iresa to did In the street nnneoranee. . ' ' tinion lodge No. 811 I. O. O. F. Is nrenarlnv for u vlalti from Ih tlhtnd Master of Hie stale on their reirulur meeting night. J M'C. 17 They arc also planning for a Joint Itislallntlon with the Itele kah loilge (ViVB. ' (Hperlal ) Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Houx and taiblly, of Freewoter, spent the week end at the homes of ,Mr. and Mrs. H. a. Ulunk und Mr. and Mrs. Itoy Hell. Thomas Murlen Is III at hla homo here. The annual Junior vaudeville given bv the high school si orient body, will be presented lcrlduy evening, lee. If. A number of In teresting skits have been prepared and the evening promises to 1m1 one of Interest. The high school orchestra Is uil devoting one evening each week to regular practice. " .Mr. and Mrs. A. I.. Ileikcr and family vbriled relatives al I'bosallt vulley Hunriay. 4 COVi:. (Hnerlnl) Nidi Klght I and Howard tlasset delivered a load of fat hogs to the Clruniln Itonile Meat company In Ia Ornnde lasl weik. V. II. Johnson and A. I.. Itecker moved their band of sheep in from tho Bandrldge I Ills week. flcorge lleem. of Blgin. vlalleii relolivea hern Ihla week. I'hree new pnpll have hcen ad.led to the Frosty school. I'hey ure (ii.-n Crulhshank and Haymond s'nd Ada Hrusheurs. who recently movi'd to the Conb y farm in mis section. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar l.uml bavo gone '10 ArlaoiiB. where they will visit Jhelr aon, Herman, and fam- (leorgi- Miller ami ' wne in bavo next week for rniiroriiio. where they will tpend the remaind er ol the winter. Miss Ida Hobcrts. learner 01 Frosty achool spent tho week end on their first meeting In Jan. The Kpiscopal olitirch behl con fli inatlon aei vlcea last Sunduy. Iilul.nn Itemlngton being present and conducting the name. Three candidate were ronflrmeil. Mm Teresn UeVoro. and t.ouene and Kenneth Hutchinson. i 'kTfi Here Is Colonel Fred Ucppert. who .ha been auctioning off prlte cattle ifor 20 years, and Is acclaimed n tho best In the country. He'll do hl atuff for blooded ateer at the Cleve land (Ohio) Livestock show. IMRLER PERSONALS IMI1I.KR. (SpocU) Mrs. Johh Cobl und aroatl son left for Cal ifornia lust Tuesday, Where she wilt vlfertt her mothor and hroihcr, Airs, ittomhlo hua rHturnoU to hor hpnip ut Stanflolil, urter comliu't- Ui . . . WtjfJfuna hall for wveiul duyit. Tho (t-v. -M. Mallory will take her placi. Mr. and Mr. H McGoldrlc-R wpm ut -;nttrprl UU wk, vhire hn ut tended a Htot'k holdfra mvclhiK ot the Mlni'k Hurlilp roinpany. Mr. anl MrH. Jluvti Osborne also ut-, ti-n-li'd tho martin. Mr, 1.rr'll. of Jodoph, Wad hi Irnblt-r the first or liiHt wt-k on lUlnllH'FH. t Sum ItrookH spent part of hint week In l.u (Jrundc. M rn. M. H. Trior wan shoppinK In left Ormidi' TuHdy. , Mt-B. Krank Martin und son, Aus tin Marl In. and Mrtt huinhlM, wro it-aiixactinK liuinAi In m, (Jramlo , laHt M i'i lt. MrM. Hilly Smith and MrH. Oliv er ivrln wir ahoppln In Jot Oinnd Vi'iln'iliiy. Tht Pythian Slater hail a nu ct- Ing here Wednesday evening of last week. Mr. und Mrk T M. Ituckman visited at the home of Klla M. AVulkep last Thursday. .' KKil.XK SfAYOIt Ql ITS II FIN IKK 8TATEMKXT WU'lIITA. Kan., Oec. 14 (AP) The aUt nient attributed to I-.Uu. f.fov f'liiinlln efitiiinireil wife of the ;fllin corned iun. that ahu may try to have hr marriuKo annulled by the . ItellgiouH court of rotu ut Hume ia 1"ridleuloua," her futhtir. Hubert K. Me Murray, Wichita buHincss man aajd. ; "I.itu was not reared in tho f'ulholic fallh." Mr. AlcMmray Haid. "hr pfln'ntH and (fraud fparentH Ott both Hides of the house uro nft Ctttholles." I . , : ;.L; ) - I-'br tho man who efin't rIvo ufi ' hia, irolf Ion enourli to tuko :t d ri h U, rut Ipry ut o r s a re f ea t u r -iiiK" "InUiea." or Klx-ineh. niler fiUiTlng-apoona. inude In the form of mn sh left. ...,1 4,r a time, rpon tho mayorV, , ' however; immediate ac-. , KCOKNK. Ore.. 1H. 14 ( AP)- Cl ;iIinw. wu inad. -,- f 3 . v4 E. l!. l-ee, mayor of Kugene, ten-j- 1 . , v ; dered his re.ilRnat.on to the rlty , J " 1 ilJ-:'- ieouncil last niht. and upon Hla The, "Arnty-.Navy art oxvn request the resignation wa 8Uch a big . crowd at tfcn0'. (accepted. - ,- - can he revnairu t . I Meniere of the council e.pres, j people saw the cadH. gun . Ised regret at thy resignation, and thought It a -going to asked that tho' matter i with. 1 other shooting pari. ,. , An fmHtern iraf-Hor uvft tl e scintirie Ulsrovrry of the chihl U- the rreutMt evr made. Hut, pro fenaor, how otont the time moth er found William behind t lie I mm biiiokln? ; AUCTION SALE ' Saturday, Dec. 18 Beffinjiing.l:30 P. M. t . Cut Glassware - Dinner Sets - Silverware ; Bronzeware - Oil , Paintings - And niany works of art for the : household. This auction is to take place of auction adver tised for last Saturday at The Paris. ; . ; j ;, Sale Will Take Place at Waverly Apts. 1311 0 Ave. ' T B. JOHNSON, Auctioneer. In Covi; with le-r alHter, Mra. Nellie Crace. ft. W. Kog.-r n-oelvcd word last wei k of Hie dentil of his brother, Ben Kog. r, of Jrrom... Ida. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Krnist Horkgren' home al Weiiatche.-. Waali., was saddened by the death of their II-months-old baby. lnest Jr., on Hit. I. according to word received here. Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Morris were I.a (liande visitors Thursday. Andy Itowi, road foniraclor, was In' Ihla vicinity Wednesday. IIINIiSDA.l.l', Mas.'' Fellows who first thought their hunting frbuds were liars now know that' thi y were merely mislakeli. There came talcs of a black deer running loose. It has I n Identified as u- guat that escapiil from a farm. i, ' I"""-"'1 11111 n"tl "''u- PERSONALS t'KlON, (Special) - Among tho Virion people shopping Ik Im (Ityjde Haturday wero. Oeorge )nicr and family. fr. inddocK. WJ;V. fonnftr and rnmlly, knthryn KlUblock, Mrs. Brott and daughter, liufii. Marjorlci fhlsh&m, Mildred Oitxlhler, lona'Hpmy, nod Krnva lln.MIrea Jfrank Wlgglesworlh, who inokea lUaehomr at Ths Pork, nejir Medl caVprlnrs, w al 1'nlon Krlday. llc'reporta that the road at Tho )huK Is In bad condition, especial- lyfie a few mllea ot the y. - 'f.,'7rs'' f?t ' ' -'win V f) muff S.tix I rjp- Buy Useful Gifts for the Kiddies Dolls and Toys that are well made 15c to 98c BOXED HANDKERCHIEFS 3 in a box, at Special Prices. Children's to Ladies' bizes, 25c to 1.00 . Better Togs Fof The .Little ,.;.Tots- . - ....... Norton's Kiddy Shop Our Prices Are Always . The Lowes- ft. SPECIAt LOW FARES Conv.nl.nt tr.ln con nection, arc provided br the Union Pecjfic vie either Portland or SellLekeCitretipecud low tooad trip feree. We will help pUo your ilinererr, fomi.h oil in. foraetioo end ntk. four reeervAtioom. wttln IillW Irvln who Uvea here off J' wlrh his grandparecta, Mr. and l" Hn-exM "II MfJ; Henry Orlgga, and al'tenda '" 1 '" lluw.Unlon school, went to Ijv rays, "tllvo m( J. II. Keeney A.'Tent l.a Ornnde, Ore. I.BM ptmlitK Jnt iKTiir.- w clKMtl a ytiuiiK an holtr.1 In the aJil. "Mr. I'ratl, wtui' worth by the anl- dil hint "HI..1-V" II'' mt a sack of inol. n.ff i.i.. D.i,.i.l.t 1n en.h.t the w....k 1 lusl lint word tliat ur iu ...J ,.k ... .. r ItjinU nut will la- here m-rhnp! ftr. and Mra. Oeraid Mpencer Witliuwiloy. We an- already hm.k- chiie over from Ijk Qranda to ".g nuniy orders in i tdlv.-i.il spfcrtd Sunday at the heme of her "ght off the car at I0.HU iei mejher. Mra. J. Heeeb. They ro- '" ' I'a-U ,i,X.,m;iMi,.im.. .. ytmrx-lf or dttc per a k wliciv InV yiHi inm- and gvt It. US12&l--C-g em- oriesaiion irom i-w, vrraii.i.. - i ..I w'hfc morored A vet- Mondae morning cH 'J"t xve trill -ll qiillr reel- Iff to aliee.il the Arrj.ehl.itf -rvieea ."aide. We W m.l Itl.ing ntfjhe MethOdWt ehUfx-h COtlta.ted ) o.lvel.i.s bill n.fi.bera -of th K. r. lodge and I -"llc all v. r lowi. hn M thejr wives, some of whom were Mr.KM tl.al our u ...a-. ...... trlji.was tnndo becauae JH-. lo- hlher .n It. ...V,-. .... .w. . . We atv M-IIIng a lid f lh. It's Summer time down in - CaHornia Take the convenient, comfortable Union Pacific A wonderful time is assured all who visit California in the Winter. , Bright, warm sunny days. Every outdoor sport and amusement. Palms and flow- ers. Great cities throbbing with . life and activity. Movie colonies. Beautiful scenery. 1 15 VmWMWMIilC tjV eV t .l.-T t I ,7 ,h.:i5 l 9 lneirt worker In the vthtkd lodre. AVUimber of local tnetntM-ro of the !""-' loiQ;.- also turned out fof the on. Ce0tfn. -' f ' U"U.lng to the fact that Blahop TVlnlngton waa to occupy the pul- plCr'of the local Kptacopat church I oa:gunday evening, preaching awr. I at the Methodist church was ' dtsp'ilsn-d In order that the mem-1 bork might hare ait opportunity to h'ejtr the bishop. ..'tlbur Itirhardeon, a former l.riien bey and last year vraduate ( Jt'i . . is 2? tit The Piior Man's PrlMuf J. Slev lundrj. 1'lmue Main MjV ain Hunrtay itustneea. I am i.hi bu-i to think or au nmn- si I gi.e--. t will bring . letter to a .-he-. Ymir I n. do tla.t.l.- Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. .vt LA RICK ; THF-tTKR '-.BAKER ill ATI NEK :0 I'. M. NIGHT 1:1. 1. Nf. WEDNES. DEC. 15 1 .V f) v. The same large company of 100 and production ecn In Portland II Lanresti ILi en four iuftical Company K.UL ORPEHA RKCWVKl NOW ,t riUCUA. TAX IJKT.I lKDi 1 KIOUT tower rieer. IJ.ioi Italcooy. flret 1 rowa, S.l: . Ten I. II.Tti halaneo, it. to: Herond lialcony, ll.io. .t MATINEE Lower floor, !.?: U-Mcony. 11.10, II ... II. I. ,cond BUcoay. tea. Gift Suggestions PERCOLATORS ELECTRIC UltXS WAFFLE IRON'S AUTOMATIC TOASTERS UNIVERSAL AND HOT POINT IRONS ELECTRICAL FIXTURES TABLE LAMPS VI SJ:',if2 4Mi.fr ale: Christmassl '1 fflmsie for M if ! St with the fieyf Brunswick Hear It At Glass Drugs' New Music Room Now! A year ago you could not buy the Brunswick Panatrope today this astounding invention is considered the most remarkable instrument for the reproduction of music in the world's his r,,.,T if vnn Vmvn nnt lionfH thp Pnnatrone vou have not heard nerfect uhonoeranhic renroduc- IU1 ) 11 vyi. 1111 1 , aj-v -..w 1 .- a i tion. . n UADIOLA RECEIVERS - RADIOTRONS And SPEAKERS Arc Gifts That Keep on Giving. H. & S. ELECTRIC CO. Hotel Sommer Bldg-. Phone S03-W. "If it is on the air RADI0LA will ge it" We have been appointed Brunswick agents for this territory and have built a new music room to let you hear tnese wondenui instruments, ami ine uuest records. ve are giau to nave you come in to listen, to let us explain the exclusive Panatrope reproduction, to show you how perfect tone and volume can be. ft The Bmnswick Panatrope can be had either alone or in combination with the Radiola Super ft hetrodyne and another new Brunswick instrument, yet unnamed, provides at ' a lower price range greater excellence than anything in existence except the Panatrope- 'ft After hearing these new Bmnswick creations you will realize that nothing more wonderful ft for a gift to the entire family can be imagined.. Reasonable terms allowed. ft We also have the New Edison and the remarkable 40-minute record, the latest achievement of Thomas A. Edison making - possible an entire musical concert without changing record or needle. - Gifts Of Novelty GLASS DRUGS, Inc. Gift Of Charm
