La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 01, 1927, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, Aprij 1, Ym: LA GRANDB BVENIW 6 OBSERVER lLocaliNewslnbnetl ? SAPIRO CLASHES WITH ATTORNEY COMINO EVENTS Juno , , 10 Vnkm Life Slock Mitiw at t?nton. Ore. July 21, 22, 2S stole Amei ran Is'ulon eonvt'iition Ih ifiranile. ' (MRS. A. T. HILL . i . NEW HEAD OP I i PBESBYTERIAL Eagles initiate; p J 'Candidates For i fsew memoers, m,.- rAnt Tlie. Iji .Grande .lodice.: of -Kapler, ??o, ' 259.1 at its- reKUir'"ieiin(t las niirhl at- the Ka&ies' hill inil impil Reed and Plaintiff in Aj-,12 f. 1 mial. n,,inl'rw., I After'the .business amotion the 6"""-'" ""''"K wM women were 'invited fcito the lode examination TOdaV ; 'room to- witness' several Lively Campaign; Here From .losepli - - Y. 11. MuOiliy, pioneer cliixen of Jcffepli, won in J.n Grnmle. yester- i Continual from Tase J J tnry of literature; Mrs, II. II, J .S.tplro, who- Is Auttiff Henry Vat I tor a" mlttimi (tritium. tlumnuvs for ulleed (ii'trnnutUm of1 rhurueter, I wiw fn Hie vUneu slaml les rHICAOO. Apr. .1 (AP The. first riumafly have been reeftr!. in i ! uonuwu,. , between mfciher of, thi era. ;V v !latK (imi frlent, Latr th tramp I' Oite - woman- ami tw men auf- Attending rresbjieriiil M1h i.ottltm (ielser, of llitkcr, la atlerwlhiff the (1 ramie Itomle pres hyterlul meeting here. ' 'l.Uver. of La Grande.-wrrfttury i,1H"'5 '(u( toUay Worn hft ri)W , fh two mea Who ! of. AllHibritt!?doaUor Mr U ctiAlp,i with Heimtor Jam- tho mot new weml4 In I. Workman, of Haker, secretary A-Jtw1' 'Wil ,. iodge Awlnx the paftf tnom loiiw I'Ynnt lM-tlniMl - mornin uflt a bii.HlitOHa telp )orUiinl. its I n enteriuinett the men at - iwn ferftti brokMi riJs in a rrny of (, piucM iifiiiK UiiJ (fir nimii'ilcro-rt-flH entrint? an' armory last 7r pprwiw, ; v . '..f ;s ; i - v j niKht for a iMwh by WtlUam tlo Itohmt lieihftr. arV rtcput i Thompson,- n'riubttrnn caftiif- tiaKnfxer of ivAKlPw prwma ir mayor. . rntir otnor women into, h& i ivr:ui of thv rrowtt lo rod rmss t nth. An aitfminnta. . . of ovtr anua and national mfaaion -. "Turntnjf anui'My to Julipo l-Vf -J lifcteH rtnc, donated fcy, John. SU(a r 1 CJrand rotury of Westmtastek' t ,-yoiir honor, thin .wtliwm- l . 10 Mr.-sXlrAmtfty tirxt liUtnoeT Allfff IS Kiniri; jiiB. 1. 1., iiownpr. . 01 a : coniuimilly wmnttllriK ovt-r tine (iranrte, wcrctnrji or mnlor anrt in. poiniK una fin.HnB fnitlt1 wlih my '"l 'laim, wim kIvph F mng Tho memlprHhlj etlmimlKn will contlmto thu'luK: ' tho jnonth of ;Vl'U antl the ladpe iT.ctffHin offeri. u rmocnaie fnriwian Kiwoavor; iintcBtlona rnthvr than attcmptlnif ami Mr. Jnmm Kraslpr oMlake'r, to. amm-pr tlii'in." ' hfi hir raltruiiln . : Kynn Lurnon mitt Klvln Olson, holh of this oily, liny lt;ft hiMre on a trip to California. , . ' Hmi From IVakcr i. 11. NUhols, atlorur-y of Itakcr, Ih hero on lejrtil tumlncMs. Ho is u1tornfy for C. It. Jiiblicnl In a mo- (ion for WW trial hrouffht he f tiro JutlKO. J. W. Knowlea toiiay. tionv lo FortlamI ; . I'juiI Apnfs, who lia boon' wnrlt fng with thft highway tlopartmont herd, has ron! to Portland, whore hf will make his homo. t of Hospital ' 1'Vrdic Synhorsrt has returned to hi homo from tho Grande Uondc hosplfnl where, he underwent nn operation. . ' t - . Upeeches mmh- In Texas in Iftju inK iiVi7,f trt thse hrlhf:inK' in the m uenaii -mr m. tmuh ; p-arm milKl members. The , prlxe v js i tlureatt. t:o(ton rtanoelation. ; Katfta rinir. eharm ami nilveV : Won wero stm thew In iMl?" in. will h n diplv in the Mnnh ake iiveU. -i- : t ,; r iK store m a few ti&yK he11 nskeL . : "Vour ute.stion . hull cntes I WAtt there the whole Umv , - "AH ttjfht,- all rbrhl, .xour own the' itenatac lietj nml Jurned' to the 'judue la Hit piro -u'ttK Hiihedl by thiTonrf J lrolnm- Te"in ieailK j-The Ford .attorney. piirft-d (.'nest Kprakeis . ' This morning .VCrs. T. Kord, state synodleal seerftary,:. .Miss Mary Moor, fiebl worker, Mrs. i OaVid U AViiKKoner, all spofce, C1U inK soniuihinjc oP the roitin work of th oricaiihtatfon. " Mra-'t A. T. Hill led In the devotional and Mm. Hartey , If. Ktchttrdson" played ii pipi oriia oio. JiiKt before nooft a pffioi. of Intereesslon forfPres liyferian ijnissionartea irm. Jieid, At noon luncheon was served hy memhers of the Westminister, so rletr. of whtrh Mr - Itiehord-' C. , i nomas is presiiieni, j ae taniea were attrartivA with centerpltfoe of dafl'odiU and ; twiips. I'iaces were arranged jfor ahoirt- G per sona. While member of the society wrved Mrs. flyde Wfih-ployed a piano soo. ' ' ? . Yt-aterijay -nfternoon Mrs. Wag Koner itHwe an inteiestiiK adAfs about lirr work In Alafca and Miss Moore told of her work with tho fuirviKn miKstOtt .board. ,.j '. Play Jrostmt(t In the evenlnff the proKramt was Hem Frotu IortIail . ro1 ',,n PfP. f Helen Jansaen la hero from Port- inoeincm. i'n- g. - r. ,ialri l H,A n.Hrnnil I mtllKKKlVIHK Allil, nun jrr't- whllo W. C. Hoppet ( e, H oeinK a tory.-o( wood reaa. inn nan 01 jar. ju"i, i- V;ti Hr-i4 wrr. vttnti n whteh was to have tffn .mkftiv by Hit morniiw and the prew tuhtev( Ktiwt Lesley, who became sudtlefity f..jj )mviV i)ftfrn frow,j0i wiibf 111 yesterday; Mary Vatiehn. Kn-, 0lU.of.(own roryf..siondt-n(s wme derson ni Mr Allen; Canvcoft jreoil deaerloit. Mlllor. The Kev, Mr.:Jon"; -iU; waotro said ho had received ho man; -inoniun . . -Yf" cotton-contrnets., .That was eon itoberts. nuHie.ftoa jomi. My ultowl tmrt of. hlrfwork. Accident Victim NKW UOCHKl.hrV N. T.t Apr. I f AP J. Albert Muhtstedt, presitieut of the national lumber dealers soein(imi, was found dead in hi home today.-with n shot gtm at hi side Police said that ho had been cleaning- the Rim In pr iv.ii i .1.. i 1 - i . k - ! ri'l I'll t Inn fnK i hunHnir Icln ttrt.nU ftf,lJ.. -viol,,,, l.tm in tlWtltuilV 1 - HHUW"K fCU M n .f. 8nlio pirked him up inf amiy. nr(ltlitinll nf nr(H lh mniflfie, was nerid niai. of the inc. evenlnjr floatf Projects ire vifo;Ta?o Sktn Atr. J. f.uV tmmillee of ih;Tno inert leertl ! he X. A. Sfttic of cftiii-.hy ami Tom-snutit of .iUtn-b'tT- m tms instance n. jtiHintpii m t'rifon; i i.iinly pliamliCr nfiiiiR Itci'.l s first , tnuiitlon. TOm met i.;ieln . peoole last -nido. kttleri nrk tnilav n-h, nmni oiut nturtuisett )' , aim runawujr ttouthern twine rail- means to ratKO fumlK .to connect ( -ny timli car rrulHil Into llioir l vi it H the government part f tulomo)il nl a mwlne l ttnn Hlne Mountain hltfU 1'crnonil.t . ! X mlleH nnrtbwexl .if Koine Info the ormtnliatlon of the way whh'b.'wottlit connect with here. . v '. ' ' Tt-xait Karm'Hureau fetton asso- VV'e-Htoi). Ore., onthe'otner Klle ofl . cla!lnn. Haplro . tcstifinl there. range of mntmtalnM. ' The rnl'- f wpr .hankera anil heailH of other iem of fimmclnt; ft rona to Medical Jm V, PdinCy SiOF6 frre-'orRnnlmHon . comnilttee.- tiur No definite action -pout taken tot no warchpiiKC. men. that . lift couhl the meettnjj, nccorUnn . to O. reinemhcr. . ' . ' . iitrinon. ciiairnian of . the uoj! ronilA com mil fee. thinM i:ay of emus examination nv ulo pronuKPil i Obfierves,25th Year, land to In In Port liiml, where he l In tho RlvliiK to misalonm. hOHpttut. VisiMitK Sister Hero '."Mrs. A. S. Ponnt nnl two child ren. Jean anil Wlllluni, of Port, land, aro visiting in '-n Ornmle KiiestK or Mis. Donat's sister, Mrs. Jtlohan) C. Thomas. . . ..., Vo stnrteii in to jfet a rnittton' rhiifes of 'cofTI5n cont raelcil fnr :iid itci a. . , ; x '"That wilfc' onr iron!." I ; - t fConHniiPd from rage 1 2 South Oregon jeenfttne at which formally hecan itoiltiy nmt Ik to continue tinrlnw n.t- S fftMfi,, A !sr11- new silver coins will he used urfft.3 fft ir ffKl tfnr change. . The women emtliyes V (. vof the store are. also wearlnit silver Mr:iPOftT, Ore:. Apr. 1. ;fAP cotonial tlresses. ' ' ' tty a ileal enmpietii yesterdajvit Mnnatier Af. .f. Hunt mitt totlay.i the -fiiclwon .Oonnty- fwtnk of ' thi that the executives of the Penney You Won't Find Better Values in Popular Style Boys' Suite You Bet They're Made for : . Wear! DONT judge th quality of tha new suita by thir low prices for neither the iSattration or the price-tags can give you an adequate Idea of the quality of the. materials and careful tailoring all of which help to make these suits LEAD THE WEST IN VALUE At These Low Prices J :"Mf ' i I. . S&es - .e to-12 Sizes 12 to 18 Sizes la to 20 9.95 f O-75 The last group are young men's and ' - collegiate styles Woolen fabrics of many patterns. .. Double and single breasted styles. All ' ' long troaser styles. Stont Xo. 13 I firanile, On, tlftl Adam Ave. BreJerS NEW LOW PRICE POLICY 5 STORES . Q0 Why, and the Fidelity; Wnk. of ;Ortidt company hav been phmnUi far fflwMr,,,,w,,iy'"MWM"M"lw, llilt it'lii'i fn nun IfDfi f fl ' ii fti I ril f t-. tti& nftunu nn Put m.n-d lliun n " . . unoney for-, speeches .espluln!iir -AftUlv lMinlt ceuMltl n-mtioiui.-.'--Th -hot", ho ridded. -f,M. u .warehouse -ami afftce .country from coast to coast, nm. rena-ft ma-M woa ennsntidnlioil wk '.riffiehiiiv -liD- eeiebiaUvn i in ho nuiv. iw. . "'llt WWff iorit, .- - t r fOUOWtng - UK : WOil-esiamisneil I lie ad;- rtinved by the slaio bViniiiHir bnir'. nil ion of the . irenroirH reHTtie I ' Krnv ihu kIiIaMk. i!r uimntiii'miKinm. : th iftent -iinp in ot to n.:'i court Johnson is porter. porter actliiK rourt re? Hero on liiisinesN J. 4... liberie, attorney of Rolfta. Ida., has been In I.a Oranrto for a ttf yellow rpiiK 'are two sm;iiiei Hiiieids, fastened tfrhoid.ii saio nor In any , other way Acting Cam H'Mirur "V J"u , --Th VkjiirlvlnK' I,,lt-oa tVUiiot .aivantaiffa n THirtne the illness or m. it. nan-. .-noptci woiidi ue reanxen uy trie 1 . 111 n I A nn 1 lift - CninrHil 111 ll 111 II ). . in i.n... ..!......... .. IWv ui!iAf uUfufitu court reponer , - . . . .'"'"" " twr-. effeetlvo toduV. . - our .public, than mere sera m hie L,.' jwi , Anrtwrnnairmwe. n . vHUSitltt farmers .to Join., ..it wo nnnownced Mha Whiter, for business.". . - - - . whk'h is hfr SeTwnlSirto unp.oMm.fr, w sm,o .. fhllonnin. Ktamnth; county, at an prointnemiy in .he .Tecorations. commmy was estahHshe.1. . V ZjftoUm iitot mii w..Ji... ...-;.n.i Mis. Moore 1 !"'"' " v" ' : early uato. ... :y, -, f.j Three links run rtnixomiily acriwsi A similar nriB!Kiwt also bWMr,b ar tmkRV uumbers reiwe- diiD. iiiim" - . - . I . - . - ' 1 ' Ml. Mil nil llllrf H'tlliln ll. ,,,. tiveil in t l.a aI. 1 1. , I WMHWWVWVR.HHWWW.HH.BHM.W.VMOT.BMHBSgeT""" Hit . - ----- . ffrr((frf IHU(WHIW' (1.11.0 tllUHV ....... , ,l.,.1,i- t roiiiiiuii, .in. a oocKKroimn or ; especlKISx torthu eomttanys eeie- " ' ,. ... it- ! hoth snoko to thfl yenns ceppte. low nayn un . Ka "";-. -,, , ,x,ni- - OBrnDcr f ... .. i i.t Vinmn fit UrttM". IIUH IHUnilHR " .t nlmtlt tf.f Vrl. oils foreisn coimtiles, ami Mr. . an; . Ttioharils, and .nU Wagoner fellln her fn-ul Waiter' ltlcharils. was tho man uf . experience esleil on a Charge o lllrical pos- ' went there In' Alaska," how sno. 2il years iiko. a nrlne I Z nce'l to pity-a tine of ? 35,1 ttn.l ! - Tho. iMCsl.yUnal twill flotf- hl lavs in t tic coutny inn. i aiieiiiuini serve .10 '"The 0Krver is Inroi'iiietl. . 'Ai linker ,- ' ' ' - H Husseil Scott, scout rxccilllvfi t Ar the Knnlern Oi'ejton Boy Heottt i i Trl-connty council seiit yesterilay . ami today in Hak. r in the Interest of orifiinistlnif Irnoiis thorn. He wilt return to l.n Ornmle this fivenins In time for tho sroiit leadership . trainlnir school. ' uutes in altemlance . from natter, .Wallowa mid Union ionolles, 111. return , to their homes.' : . ' At Iinlilcr Today 'I- li. . Avery, county afrrlciiUurist J Is at I miner wirh Miss . Lucy A. : fuse, siieciullsl in food nutrition t rrom the OreRon Agricnltiiral colr T lege who Is condueliiiK the first, of a sej'les'of .nutrition meetings to ' lie held in the- county there lodny. - Miss faso arrived In 1a Omiuli! I last nlRhf. - o.a:c. military band in recital here last night ' . (Continue rroni rage 1) Had Operation Yesterday : Hliss I.fMo underwent nn 'ap pendix opera! ion yesterday a fter ttoon at the Grande Hondo hospital- followinff u sudden' Illness. He had a first oftaek of appendicitis about a month ajro, but. had re covered from It. Hti is the nephew of Mr. and Mrs. C. U. (laycomb of this city. VWtin IVieuds lleix- & i J. A.. Thronson was vtsitlnff ;.. friends in la Grande yesterfiuy. after an ahsenen froml tho city of , m years. Mrs. Thronson spnt the day with the 71rooks , familyt at Rameta. Thts nmrning: they went on from here to Keho, where they will visit friends for a few days and will then f$o to White Salmon, - Wash., to visit their daughter. Mrs. ;i Cuy Duncanv and son. Albert . InrfttiRon. Mr. Thronson started T tho power plant at Oro Dell many "years npo and is an old-time busf I i ness man here. t ' : The trombone- duet was tho first number after tho Intermission and us one encore i he entire trombone section played "Happy Hayseed", dressed in rtftdie "clothing for the occasion ; t ' -'A Spanish mnrch "Tho, King O Spain' by J. . Kreta was ono of the. closing numbers on the Jpr0 luram. ' 1 ' , IFoilowlnff the concert th band ofehestra played fora -dncp at Znber hall which.Avas 9tiry well at I tended; --' vi ' t - '' ' Krom here the band went. to En terprise where it will appear to nlBht. Tomorrow evening ; .ihe twenty-second annual coneert .ibnr j will close at Pendlftton. ' : : Will Demonstrate Tractor Saturday A 10-2(1 McConnfek-neerlnir true-i tor ivltl lie demonstrated &t tnetiten iThiimllson place In rrilltaale Sat urday hy the W;' 11. BohnenJiamp company nnd all who are Interest ed In tractor -ork are Invite to ! attend. While there, are (t numher 'of the larger ilcormlck-reerlns tractors opernlin here this is the , first time that the smaller tractor hss heen showit here In actual farm work. The piece to he ploweS is I of old alfalfa. ' The machine lll he oiieralei! all dny if the weather permits.. -" . 1 . - V f MARCELLS MIRACLE MINERAL v Blood; Stomach; Liver, Bowels and Rheumatism . I npw have Mr. Moll, one of my best agents, peiTomi-. cntly located 'in. tjx Grande; Ore., for your 'benefit. : , Be 'sure and see bim if yon are ailing in any, way. . 'His interview's and services are free at" you ''own: home v here in La Grande. . - ;v . ' . .'' .-' , " " . -v '. ' Let him tell you of ;the, wonderful quulilies of OUR 'MINERAL. I have given Mi'.'Woll the opportunity to 8rive you samples of this Mineral on Sat,, Apr. 2 only, between 2 and 4 p.m. v . .' f V If you are sick or ailing be sure and got a' sample. Calls must be made in person. ' ; -" 'A ' '' ! . Home Address .- --.i - 2014 Cedar St. ; . '. Phone 265-M , , .-. .-: . ' Mr. Moll has a State License. ' ' ": : 'firlKliutl store In litni. the center UUn silver tinsel cloth. The ef- llnK has ft plctttre of one.of feet ohtiiinei! is tleeiiieiily sirikini;. modern stores, of today anil !u !hcj April Is he a jrsia time in ail lower link Is a picture of the pom- of the 773 stores of the eomiKiny, pcrys mainiiioih tx-story,' steel ami which are scniieretl throiiEfimtt the 4 YOUNG MEN'S HIGH SCHOOL SUITS At CLINT'S : , ; . In newest and up-to-the-minute style, in ' two and three-button model coats. $14.95 to $27.45 With two pair trousers. ' ; .-, CLOTHES OF QUALITY LINTwTHIEI 'THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE" Men's and Boys' Outfitters RCADE TODAY And SATURDAY Tailor Made Entertainment! to.. L fll Qlchm J XI i J ACOIPIJE FABLES NEWS Cominar JOHN BARRYMORE In "DON JUAN" iuxuriou lore tomtdy, trimmed with laughs. ' V JSL f At 0 iQ TODAY And SATURDAY Ktory by OWKPf fAViK Kereen i'iuy by Km met ribir 'rLIND ALLEY B' will open your eyes to an entirely new and "different Tom Meighan and lead you through reel upon reel of glori ous entertainment, : HAi. 0CH STAR SUNDAY MONDAY Liberty Magazine's Great Story "LOVE'S GREATEST MISTAKE" . for ...ft,, &imnto ; otfriru the company, wht" tmttd ttn rsttlt Un affii (teitd . huttfat put' tra- In- & S6ptwft st - ot lpiyo sivrpit tarMewrr Yhi is b fitting ths- ocf iwoA, !in siivtr war for a ?iiver ovent.i ; v ' mim 1 v-S. REAL VALUES ' HS how eil-k0rtn fact tbt ;rndeV J micfr&ix SrtV wawe f ffossonyy, ami bo-uin fijjf J.- rvr limr wtth our. taftr everywtey prJi-e?. o nerd in wu-it lim rafmt ftr ,WU do bfire here vT dr tat tht rw. httt for ie ttr it for e?v Vwty ot.w??'h worth- fiwp oty . j . .-..; .i . Work Shoes - ' -. . . . Solid, aft - Jeather wort shoes, Oood-irettrlBjc and wtU rive HiU iwfttet ion - ' Special $1.98 Kxeptionaf valwea in work H a in fall stock teuthfrrt comhinatian: . sales, moccasin toe 12.69 Army fart nhot-, filfich $3.45 Work Shirts BUt &ttt icray fthamhra3f work shirts wfth tw pflrk- 39c Men's Work Socks JToelifoni work nock.. fi 3 for 25c Canvas Gloves fanvas suwHUetH, lealhr 20c or 2 for 35c Ladies Hose UiUdf llayoo otttt hone. Raturdty Rpeclat 35c Men's Dress ... Shirts 1 Ncckhandev come in? liV. id anil Jtttfc sixes, 'j'u cisje nut ji.fw to JJ.SH- valaea Special 95c Men's Athletic Union Suits AifcteUe unit U afoea .Iff Jo fall rwt. HwW wKft' efctxUc hack i?uawt, Satrfriiy SiJeefai 37c Children's Oxfords I tn poiw. Heavy ftl urn wHf wenc. Uff.ilhe tieeial trlre;l $L25-$1.35 Suit Cases 95c Men's Work Hats Came in. hUtek uuil lielly $U5to$2,25 Khaki Work Pants size; double Special $1.39 New York Store til Aitaiiw At'etttfti, L f;rns, v. Store ai Walla Wsiia. Wasn.. I'eniiii ton. ta ilruoiie. Bolsn', r'SsVlwell. fsmj, Ktnmnt. Trria Kall, JSulu, IHiriev tt4 ttttpert, M&bo.