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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1927)
Paqre Fivf Monday, February 7, 1927. KA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Local News In Brief 1 CQMING EVENTS' . 1'cb. II Oregon birthday anniversary celebration hero at buiuiuct. ; Feb. 25, 25, SO District bas ketball tournament at Union, Oro.-r -..t-- - - Iiiiio 8, 0, 10 Union Live stock show at Union, Ore. July SI, 22, S3 Stato Aniel cau ixuion convention in La fil'lUllll'. ' linker Attorney Hero Jumes H. Nichols, llukor attor ney, Is In the city loduy. Hero From Covu K. W. Stevens, of Cove, was In thi clly loduy on business. Iinlilci Mu In 'IVnvn W. .7. KtrliiKhtinii of Imblur.was in La Grnndu over the week end. Ontui'io Couplo Hero Jesse May and wife, of Ontario, aro spending a few days in 1m Grande. Tlu-y aro registered at She Foley hotel, . linker .liuljto Hero. I Judge '. H. .Mct.'oulloch. of Halter, arrived in l-a Grande this morning. He will preside over circuit court this week. Trial. Tuesday . . Trial of John Mars. charged with changing a city, water meter, will bo held in municipal court Tuesday .night,; ( : .,' . Here 'JltMlay ' "' , ' . .; Mrs? !.Jt.. S.' Fri-uch was In La Grulido todaVv Hep- home is ut Cove. Hero on Itu.-liiess J. .Nv Bishop," resident sluto highwuy engineer In Hakcr, was hero today on business. , lleiii From Vcinllctoll , M is. ' Frieda Wolfe ' ' visiting Jier parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gibson, here yesterday: .'She lives at Pendleton. Visited Furents '..' Miss Othello Gray visited her parents at their ranch near i Cove over the week end. She returned to Lu Grande lust night. . -, IlesliiiiliiK.Woik H C" Hlldoburn was 111 town toduy. Hildtmirn Is a contractor and Is resuming operations on tho highway near Ontario after a halt during the winter months. 'lU(ra-Ji'nmi.Corvallls Hurry Snoditrass, former l-a Grander, but . now of Corvulis was herOKdUrtn - the -jvcek. cnd. -.'Hc visited at tho homo of his parents, Ml;, and Mrs. J. G. Snodgrass. .. ' , vSlled Willi llllsballd , .' Mrs K T WuVell loft for her home in.J'oillund this niornlng aN ter visiting with he r husband who is;a foreman in the employ of the, tiilon Pacific, sere. , - Association to Mix't . Members or the Cove . I l.criy r'.ruwors' association Is meet lig this afternoon at Cove, beginning their sessioivut two o'clock, H. u. Avery, county .'agriculturist. Is at tending. ' , r.erl t". Iteynunm, ( ' the Union county-chamber of coin- , im.r. will, go to Baker tonlgh t. where he will be a speaker at hi- 'annual 1 meeting of the linker, -rhnmiirr of eomnierce. ! 1 wlMlee has been I wins . m . ill ut the. homo of her parents, Mi. and Mrs.' Ousluv Wlssler. since. Saturday. She was a lime, ... this morning, but U H' Bn,,'B,,iy be several days before, she will be able to resume her studies ui trul sehooj. "t 'I'l.lu Moriiitlir " : -' Kugene Moon, accompanied by ( his nvotlier. Mrs. Klla Moon, lc.t j n,i ..nmtnir for Portland. Mrs. Moon will be in-: Portland nbout a mouth ami Kugene will return to . ,l,u C.iande 14. about two wee as. M, ll Harris. I rngclsl Irolll i'.iki... i working atHie .Moon drug storo while Moon is away, -iuli.,.l Ulllel- . " " Mrs. Sylvia Foster and son. Wavnc. spent the. week end at the home of her sist.fr. Mrs. C. It. Gekeler.. Mr. and Mrs. Gekcler have recently returned from a honevmoon trip to Portland and points. - Mrs. Gekeler will bo re membered as Miss l.lnca Johnson, a local nurse. He Is a member or one or Grande ltonde valley's . pioneer families. They will live on a ranch near here. LADIES' ' LUXITE SILK LINGERIE And ALLEN A SILK HOSIERY FOR SPRING IN NEW COLORS AT : i -MODERATE PRICES ; Clint's Clothiery TIms Store Willi a Couscieuce W.'ll, A. lo Meet .,' The, Woman's' Hencf it 4aasocla tlon will meet tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock ut the K. 1. hull, with Sirs. Adelaide Packard, dis trict deputy In ultcnduiicc. A Wostway club will bo organized. All members uru urged to he thero promptly at 7:30 us there Is much Important business to bo transacted. MISSIONARY FROM CHINA SPEAKS HERE "(Continued from Pnee One) Wusli., and Bishop W. 1. ltciuhiK ton, of Pendleton, spoke. A choir oC more thun 100 voices from tho various churches nt Hood Hlvor, : and sponsored by thut post of tho American Legion, sung. On Sunday morning the. -ltev. Stanley Moore was orduiiietf to priesthood und three men were li censed as readers. - lllbly Cla.-H in Chargo The Murythu Kiblo class had charge of tho evening services at the First Methodist Kpiscopnl church- yestorduy. Mrs. H. W. Parker delivered the sermon. The program opened with a hymn and invocation by Mrs. George Pierce. The second num ber was a violin solo .by Miss Hertha llantz. followed by a song , by the womena chorus from tho I Murytha clnss: offeratory: vocal solo, Mrs. Hay Fuller: hymn, scrip ' ture reading, ' Mrs. Melvln Gal ' brail hi president of tho class; ad dress: hymm benediction, Irs. I Melvln Galbrath. I There was a good attendance at both tho morning . and evening services of the Central Church of Christ. In tho moining Mrs. . George L, Anderson. Mrs. Walter J Price and Mrs. L. H. Purdy sang ' "Seek Ye The Lord," accompanied hv Mrs. Dallas Green at tho piano. Tho senior Christian Kndeuvor I members and the trio occupied tho i I choir senls. The minister discussed '.the relationship between christian Undeavor and the church. " I In the evening It. .1. Dykhlus , ' sung a solo, accompanied by Mrs. J. It.' Ithodes, Mrs. It. .1. Kitchen I and Mrs. Oma Laphuni, sung a duet, accompanied by Mrs. Dallas I Green: a bantomino "In tlie Gur- : den", was given by Miss Gladys Church and sung by Miss Gertrude Wagoner. Miss Burio Jones gavo : the 23rd psalm. . . I Jli'Phorsnn Speaks I Ilr. J. L. McPherson was the speuUer of the evening und he told of the origin of fhe Christian Kn deavor society 40 years ago In Portland,. Me., telling how it lias i grown until It now has about 4,- ' 000,000 niemborB. Tho 1-u Grande Ministerial uso- . ...... r ,.l fill, C1UIIUI1 lliei ...in i,,u,,i,r, ... Ft ml linptlst church, presided over I vby the Ilev. l. A. I'oiiur.i. i in. regulur routine of business took up ( most of the time. The committee 'in charge of tho religious canvass ' inude u report und announced u meeting 'for this afternoon lo otit . line the canvass. Plans are toi- tlils work to start within the next week. Jiislioil Tuscuul Diaz, seeretary of the t-'utholic episcopate In Mexico, Is sufe in Ayullu, t.uute nmhi. und unharmed, according to a message received from him by friends in Mexico City. Since his arrest by the Mcxieun gov ernment on charges of promoting a revolt, Catholic leaders hud feu red for his safety. SK.. Cms mi.l.B llur..u STEP RIGHT UP, ROBBERS, snd help yourself to th maili! That is. if you want to fit your heads blown off. This picture , -jirovei that it's no joke about th Marines r,uarii:n - t!":t RADIO mNTROI ( IU1VIV VVillAlW BILL IS FAVORED Senate Refuses to Send Measure, to Conference . Passage Expected WAHUI.NOTO.V. Feb. 7. (Al') The Semite toduy refused lo send the rudlu eiintiolMilll buck to con fcrenee. This was accepted by Its proponents us muklng certuln .Us pussuge ut this session. Tlie Vote wns 48 to 29 with party lines disregarded. It cuino on a motion by Senator I'ittmun, doniocrut, Novudu. to usk for a new conference with 'the bouse which already bus approved the conference repurt und to In struct the senate conferees to in sist that the life of the leglslnllun bo limited to olio yeur. WASHINGTON.' Feb. 7. (AD The (ii'een ttlll to cnilblo world war votoran to obiuln loans direct from tho veterans bureau on bonus cer tlfieutes was passed by tlie llouso toduy and sent to the senate. . In Colorado, New Mexico liiid Wyoming, bears climbing poles In seureh of houi-y or for thiv pur pose of a view, are a continual cuuse of trouble ou electric' truna mission, lines. . "Gentlemen lire reniliide.l -Hint they lire not ullowed to dlnd ill thLs hull wiuring what are - Vui garly known as plus-fours and Oxford bugs." Notice - posted at Oxford university. -'. ' tEA. LoadM .Dur..u AM EXCLUSIVE pkrtoe of young British nobiiity.' John, son .of Honorable Ripbard Nor- ' ton. jome day may -be one of the 0 d World olebritios. 4 t ? with MM !Sen V..rl lllir.all SOTKIM'IASIKT Mb Irrne Shnrrcr. fninons Hub lisli pianist, in lived In Air.ri" t.-.-i'lrii'iitly for n riuiic.l lour. MM -a II Costly Frierfd 9' . Here is Frank Moore, who says Kugcrs Hornsby owes him a more natter' of (92,001). Moore was ono or tho many hero worshipers of Hornsby. hut says the-friend ship that once existed cams too high, o , SEEKS ORDER IN FOREIGN l 1 LiMV.llM X (Continued from Page 1) forces wcro Huccessfully defending the aroii., s . . ' - In Kplte of MuiHhal Sun' rean surances, it became known thut he rush cd tho Ian tof his rcservcH, his' own bodyKuard divlHlon, 8000 j v.i ,llm ni'vlnr-iiil riliUllr,, IK'i" '"'"rii . capittit, down to the front, wniio uionnrnied reports to newsiaipers u.itd Dm uttiLc diiir armv nu reached Kuynnp. 1 5 nille south wext of llaiirjchow.. 1 ii'i.-.i , . ....... i. ili.it ttiA fnn.l tonoHe will not force on the u? l ,l,i;',ht thev will niiandon plann to draw it into the ever expanding southern territory or whether it in an offer to iiccept the BUBKCHtion of American Hecre- tary of Slate KeiioHK "'"i me loi eifrn HOttlement here bo exempted f-om hoHtilitieB was. not nmdo known. 1 , ; llONdKOXCI, Feb. 7. (Al1) A bnttulliiu iif Uurhum troops un-lvcd hero toduy.- , .'. - Itl'.l'OltTS KOVIKT TKOOl'S VKKINU. Keb.-7 IAIO Uliir- shl I'liung fsn-I.ln's chief uf stuff und right "hand man,' Yung Yun Tlngll hns telegraphed- Insistently from Mukden urging his ohlef to return there Immediately. One reason for his nelii.n is be lieved to bo persistent reports of soviet troop conconlruUnlis on tho Muucliiii'iuri frontier..- Itepuris of sucli troop movonients liuvo reucft ed Peking-froni nunierous sources. nlthough a recent Wniisu.v dlsp.ilch stating thut'llusslun soldiers were murching toward" Knlun, Chinu, was discredited owing to tho vlr tuul linposslhility of .crossing the (.lob! dosort In midwinter. HAN-jOW. Keb. 7. (Al') rost ers and' circulars appeared In the streets toduy bearing, the legend: ".Shangbui captured by the t un- tonese." ' .-: Tho situation 'hero Is quiet. l'UIHSTS KKI.KASHII. IIKI.I.UVt'l'I.'Nelir.. Feb. 7, (Al') Kutbers AlaoDonuld and ,1'nt- Quality Brushes in ' -. f itrniti;it . (juarantcctl Men- who mIiuvu thcift HelveK know how much, a Kood lather brtmh helps Tiiuke, a comfort- P able. .Hhave. - .Your Hcxall DruK Stmo ha a Kood artHoi'tmcnt of low prin-M. Set in rubber and guar-' antecil. Tiiere'H no nlft ,tt mail will appreciate more. - . V I'rlccs from 50c to $5.00 Glass Drugs Inc. nt baeJJL Star La Grande, Ore. II rick O'Cunnell, members at tho St. C'bluinblan'a mission III China, who were beaten, stubbed and held cap tive by Chinese, have boen re leused, . Father Kdward J. ' Mc Carthy, superior lot the St.- Colum bian's suctety In the United States, was notified today. - . v-. t- Father McCarthy receiyed the in 'toi niatlun from .,- Father Juhn O'Leary, kuperlur .ofyllie- mission at Hanyang. ' , .:, !. The message naid tho Iwo priests were "safe and. -well.'V- MRS. HUDDELSTON SWIMS CATALINA CHANNEL SUNDAY (Continued tram Pass One) a half. mllcB from Point, Vleenle. Mrs. .Charlotte.. Scboeintuell, of New York, -who- started' ut 0:29 yesterday' morning, abandoned the swim sliottly before noon und ar ter covering , approximately- ul miles. Tho third unsuccessful swimmer was Miss Martha Stager, of Portland, Ore., who Buve.up at ! 7:68 Sunduy : morning. . , million at funeral of Jap; emperor (Continued from pag On -tvuiltiiK bumbtfo pIpeHxlKniillzod the Hlurt of the procetwiun from the im pcriul imluco. - There followed Im mediately the uWmlnr-f far away tuilutiiiK c.unnoiiund Xlif lolling of iitnumerahlb templo tel-. s; At thft -iitl of ; fli( ; 'proeeaslon were iiuiueroiiM.P.uJic tn uniforrti. Then came "a.rwip' of the imperial KunrdM, tlie'pioV of tlie JapaneHc army, MpechiUfl'OMC.O navy uardH, oi'K and meiTthWrf of the funeral conuniMHlon;; weario amjient court di-OHH. ati'aw, MhdoH and aandulM, court vuliftts and hiqurfni of wicred drumM, urrow . qnlyer(, Uowh and reat Bhleldn. lVo, p'rlcoleuM cIiohIh belunKliiK to. the lute ruler and con taiuinK certain yt 'hn perHonal .'ef fect h were boriie albni-j Id be burled with him.. j.Then camo ; Hhinto iM'ioMtH In (rray. -coronutninl court .l,.uu ...sl l.aiit'niv nlinulu ('flit , , v""" J , t , ') f- " I these wefo the' chlef ke'eticr of Hie I imperlul' iiirtiiHOieiltii' currying YoS- v. ": - ". ' . , . .. ... j hlhlto's nwavd, also' consigned to the fcrav. hhtr'PrhicoMto.;. Krand nutter ormftHlee. TiV.UHehold Jllnistei' Ielilkl and, other officials, j - The only vehicle In. the proces- slon whs the. ealiifalnile, imperial 1 regulation .re.tulriiig- all to wulk. A'li'luully all the 'high officials of lupun. in uillfol'lii.or ancient dress, purtlciimlcd: , The . enipcror ex I cused Ailinlrn) Togo. Vrlvy Council President KiiraVoml. I'l'flinler Wali- utsukl. l-'lcld . MurnluiJ Oku und Kleet. Adiuirul. Innuve, because of age or ilnefls .and tllc.v . mutorcd I to the funeral gardens., us did the empress do-wuger.. bmperor ,Mlro hllo and. other members . of the roval fumlly.-. . . .. . -. . j Althuugh the recent .regulations '' ' "with" LOIS MORAN BEN LYON ' LYA I)E PUTTI Mary Brian ' ' Ian Keith, Olive Tell and . Sam Hardy Harold Lloyd Comedy Adupt.il from "'I'lie Kx-Iuke," a novci byK. l'lillllps oppen helm. ' ' ' TUESDAY DOUG. MacLEAN m ii- '-tmwi i v: -.- -w.'-i-.,; J 1 to y':i Jlllifl'n n (Z' Herrin Victim? I ory L Price, Illinois state patrol- ' man. lias disappeared froth bis lome at Marlon, 111. His uniform, ' Jietol, and car, also his wife's i town,', were fount) ut. the home, ; r.here , the telephone wires had been cut. Price was a witness i before the coroner's Jury after the ; rcvint burning of a cabin occupied t. y the famous Blrser eana. rctiulred tlie emporor to march bq-; hind the ratafahmo. hlH tnajusty's! recent cold and the weuther caiiHed. tho appointment of tho athletic; prince t'hichlbu. Hccond-wm of the! emperor and lieir uppnrent ;tu rep-j recent the thro no in the procesHion und, also at the burial.' '.. : ' .,: lrincenH Takcda, HlMter of Yoh-; hlhtto, roprcHented , tho emp'oMi both at the funeral HorvlcpH und'! the burial. The omprosM did not'! participate In tho ceremoniou,, bu InK un expectant rnqthor. oxi-: kii,i,i-.i) hv Mint j '.TOKYO, l'eh. 7. (Al1) tine per-:' son was killed and: more -thun .1(1(1 Too big " .(' 't by Milton Hills: gested by It. O. Kirk' short . story., "I'lilte.l Ktutes I'Mnvor:" direct, ed l.y tleorge Arcbuln , bund; produced under sutiervlslun of ,!$ni Hudson. t- , , '' '.':'.' -,. ' ' 'if j II ----- ..- :,, ; ,v. ... -. : ;.r,;-.'.: ;.'- .,,..'. ii m. ms, , ' ' Comedy "Bars and Stripes" Admission . . . 35c ' " Children . . '.' 10c Injured In the pressure of the crowd of one million which lined Tokyo's streets tonight to witness the fun eral procession of Emperor Yus hlhlto. ;. - - -' j . Twenty persons were Injured I when crowded into a ditch. Muny other cnsuulties wore believed to i have been suffered ut. other parts of . the elty but details were not Im mediately .-available In the confu sion. .:' . - . .. - 1 We Buy for Less We Sell for Less RAILROAD MEN'S SHIRTS In the well known Signal and R. & M. brands. Polkadots in blue and gray. Reg ular $1.75 value -,w $1.19 MOLESKIN PANTS . Heavy grade, very neatly tailored, and regular $3.95 value $2.95 , NewYorkStdhE Destroyers of Hlch Cri-cr, CHILDREN'S BLOOMERS ,",-;;;;r ' Size' 2 to 12 years. .-- -..va.:- Good quality sateen in pink, peach and white. V;-;-,'V'H 50c Each . ART & BABY SHOP for words Yes only the mifcrhticst emotions, could , I feel "the pulse the heartthe heat and ; , fire of this tremendous story; S; V v " ARCADE N tTOftlt aim 110-ft Atlnms Store No. IS - Im CrunUo. Oro. Men's Overalls $1.00 Heavy, roomy,, long-1 wearing Men's Over alls. 220 denim, triple stitched. Buttons that won't come off. ' ' Scleuco reports that tho average American boy is two Inches tullej than tho average American. frand lather was as a boy. , t : A microscope capable of masntV ' fylng an object 12,000.000 tloicf. Is being used in tho . detection '1 dlseuse germs.. I lie uuuiiri u.iu.i ,,,.j punlsliublo by death In aurlnun -in 1762. 1 rt Slin r steel tight hut to-lilt- dealli tluualM' irrlp IH'tl an In ti-oa , iMuids ' w liile up alsne llw ladlo . of Hell was llinil'llf -ry fivnilml nmun o( iiiunlac. nail ' a Bitot ' of M nnini'f1lciiUiMll'CHr l air-, i.; ';.''- ', ! ltl('HAUI) A ItOWI.ANU presents' TODAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY mk w fj. 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