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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1927)
Saturday,- August 20, 1027 LA GRANDE EVENING- OBSERVER Page Five Local News In Brief (O.mi.m; i;vi;nts Sept. "' IhIkm ilHy celebra tion tn l it t-raiule, Oct. lm-.- Omveulloii of oretsmi I'arciit-Teacher Con. itv here. In itiiki't' Today Mis. V- Ih-ulty uinl daughter, V.-nt. spent the (luy In ItuUr r vis it mu tricnds, (link I'mm IVirUnml t,. t Harris returned home this mrrning from u short liuincsn j ' I'urtlunU. litn-i to Hot Knke Vint i Jtynea rson rot ti rtu tl lo llni Lake this morning after vis it inw i" li (irundo for a short, time. YMIiiiU "t l.ostliif Mrs. Henry Counsel) is' visiting ut l.osiine with her mother. Mrs. (1 -urge 'I'll I on. She ban been in W.illuua rounty sinee Thursday. Il Ycstenlny I.. S. . Weeks returned to his I in t.a Grande yesterday utter a iniMiiiHH trip to Hums and other i nil prejion lioints. ,t l oley l.i oiia c. Carleton tuul Mr. ; j l. ll,i. both of Cortland, ure at the j-ul.y luday. Mrs. I'arletou and Mis. Iiella are drivint; through. ioiliiii; Her . LV.mI Yi-nki and lun i-lilhl. V i, Of V, Gran nr.. t Um.w- In willl Iter mother, M rs. 1 AF.iitie Golden and tier sister Mis, l.noy Hull. On Cam pin:; Tri , Mr. and Mrs. Karl C. IteynobH nit. I children and lr. and Mrs. U;.y K. Murihy and ehijdren left 'csterilay, for the Grand' Ronde i:ik s on,ii week end earnplng trip. Tlx y )ilan to return to their homes here Monday. Here From Miinipa Mr. ami Mrs. I.. G. Hamilton mi.) children, of N tun pa. Ida., ure in l.a Grande for n f-w days. Mr. I l.i tin 1 1 on was formerly wateh-ni.tki-r in the G. S. Hirnie jewelry :luie h.re. llriite From The Dalle Mi.-s Georgennna Lock wood, iI.MUhler of Mr. and Mrs. George l... kwood of this city, has return ed to h'-r home here after spend ing several weeks with her grand mother at The I in Ilea II c I'rla.V . miss Kern J ta un w in rei urn hi lnmie ai l.ost I ne loduy after eU fpeitf 111 La Grande. Sh underwent a tonsil operation here lasi Saturday and Is now able to i' lorn lo her home. (our to Imvtl Mrs. I;. l- Tyle r t, a . 1 nn, Knihli. visillrii; In .tuoii lily " V'.iIisUm. with ri-lallv.-s of Mr. 'i lor Ni-vri'iil wf.-kj. Mr. 'Ilrr is owner of tin- Him- Muutl-l-tni i 'I'.'ii int-ry i-oiupiiny. i;im-In at 1,,-lKlitolt lloiin Mr. mill Mih. II. W. I -c-icrli t on Ii.-im- iis lliclr kiii'kIx for S'-vi-nil Mr. I.i-iuliloirs lirolhi-r. lolin l..-i(.-lilon. iinil hi.s nli-i-c. Mlw I.'ini- ,i,;,.y, l.olli of ITIlllll"-. W'.ish. )!. 1,,'tRlitull lioini- jl ul IM'T i-i-ilur Klri-i-t VMling Mother M"- K. Keefer. of Portland. r n.. h'-ie Ibis morning for a visit "ith her mother. Mrs. lv Kincuid. Mis. Ke.-fer wns accompanied by Mii-s Ire,,,, mainland, also ..N'r'- ''"I. who will visit at the Kineaid Manager Here I't.-nk Ward, who is part owner i'lid ailvaiice iiiiinager for the Toby allows, is in I .ii Grande for n few 't'i making tirrangemeiils for n slM.uing ),rn. during tho week be "niing August 1 Mr. Ward If i he Foley. I" i.i( slMrr Mis." Lucy Mallory. of Los An s. stopped In l.u Grande this '""ning on her way lo Knlcrprise wh.-rc she will visit whh her sister M"-, J. L. Gelter. '"illnihl Hotel 0lier He'" I 'Inl Metscbiin. nresldenli and . f 1 "in rollintr slock holder of the 1m ! it.) lw.i.,1 ,.t n,.riltinil wit Ii a -'tiy or frlendn stopped at the Conine,, hotel vesterdav noon en- le home from a business trip. , Mr. Met selia n Is well known ' '"oighont. the slate. With htm ' Itrockwell Slater and H. J Holm, lHMe ti, MiMitjlllll I ' X. Itihii. stiile hlKhwny p si- I -' "' 1 ' ncinei r of IlilKer. tn the I 1 ...lit y on iMialm-x. Mr. i'l j Mis llishoii mill their youne son just i-eturneil from nn uuio KilMspel. Mont., where 'hey wlih Mr. Iiishop-f mother, 'y wire awuy (iflit iluys liml '"-I the (ilniier national park 'I ollu:r pollltfl of Interest. Spur Bow Ties All lied for you! In all the newest patterns, here now for vour selection. 50C, 75c, ?l-0 each Sec Our Window TIES OF QUALITY thf TftDF WITH Men's and Boys' Outfitters : Hume l i-om Spokane ltobrt Guild urriv.-d hoi. iurning from KpoUum- w, ; this . he 1 ",,n IH'I'Il XI If II ft II IT !,,,... ..J the t his ' il, I j I un.,,HT. ii.. wm vlKit" wiM( parent. Mr. and Alrw. , W -uttU. for il wi ck or so. Here t-Vuiii Idaho '' Hull, of (il.'ims l-Yrry Ida., arrived in l.u (Ji-.uide this uiniiiK i tip a visit with rWutiv Ii Mrs. Hull and chij.lr.-n h;.v.. j bee li Here for Be Vc rill d:.v wifh her mother. Mrs. Multie Vlolden. - m To Visit Ibtughtci- Mrs, A. i'. Nelson and daughter. Florence, and nephew, Krne.st Oliver, left this morning for Mak- er where thev will spend the week end visiting with Mrs. Nelson's diiUKhler, Itertha. who is a nuts nl the Ihere. SI. Kllzabeth's hospital : I VHletl Heiv Mrs. Jonah Trump left this morning for her home at Wallowa aihr visiting here with her sister Mrs. J. J. llaumy. tor some time Mr.i. Hawney uceompanied lier home tlitt evening. On V a 'Mon .Miss l.ola Avers led l.a Granilo toluy for Pendleton and Spokane , nnere sue win visit umi irn-nos 'for several days, Miss Avers ex j peets to return here next Wednes day. Heiv I 'or Week Dud " 1 - " -," It. .1. Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. H. It. .lamiesou, of i:ulerprie, ure visiting in l.a Grande over the week -nd. Mr. (.'iimpbell is manager of the Kast ern Oregon Lumber loiupany. They ure at 1 lie Foley. New York lapiy Hei-e Mr. and Mrs. Jl. F. Teare. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Kent, and 1.. W. Cob-man, of New York were guests at the Foley yesterday, slopping j here for the duy during a tour of ' western states. I . , Goes t WelM-i- Mrs. Ml wood Gwillianis and little son, Kiwood Jr., ami baby daugh ter. Oorta Marie, left this morning for Weiser where they will Hpeiid several weeks visiting with Mrs. Gvvilliuftfs parents. Dime t I-ftk" The Itev. and Mrs. J. George Walz, Miss Charlotte Kuhl and Mr. Walz' father drove to Wallowa lake today, where they will spend a week of their vacation. The Itev. "Mr. Walz is pastor oT the Firs! Presbyterian church hero. . VMlliMC I'l-ii- , t. M. II. Mllli-r. MI yi-in-H olil. of l-iililwi-ll. Mil.. Ih visllInK in l.n , (IrnilUo ill Un- lionii- !' ii'"1 i I Mrs. l-i-anl; ttoyil. J-i-oni ln-ri- In- j will po to Kiih-nirisi- wln-n- In- , I will visit ill tin- llolii-rt lin loii I lioini-. Hi- plum' to return to liis. ; , home em-ly nr-xt week. j ('nihil Spokane Mr. and Mrs. Darley I. Smith oM today for Spokane, Wash., called there by the sudden death ,of Mr. Smith's father. W. 1 . -Smith. Mr. SmHh was at one tun a resident of La Grand well known here. and is ! U-He on Fi-hiii Trili Hugh F. Miiidy, A. jgren and Lloyd llosey. i Grande. aci-onipanied by I Nelson, ex-adjulanl, of the Stale , 'American Lenion department, will j leave thi;' evening on a fishing trip j on the. Hnnaha river. They w il I rellirn to llieir lloim-S lieie 1. 1"- u,inoriow night. lere I'nim Mali Mr. and Mih. A. L. Webb and xmi Law -mice, of Mil ford. I'liih. are visiting here ai ! Mr, and Mrs. C. C jitu! Adams avenue, in lie- train service t he home of Lloyd, ai Mr. Webb is of the C. P. Mrs Wehh and Mis. Lloyd i sisters. Th Webb'fJ will go from i hen ortland. Salem. Seattle in,l ntlo r coast points lor a wmi before returning home. Itctiirn Hoiiii Mi.-s Neva Nelheiy and Mahom Ftosberg. of Aberdeen. Wash., re lumed yesterday to tlo ir noun isltlng llieir auni, --irs. McMa.'ter. of this city for sev avs. Mlss (bill McMaste cd with I hem ns rar as I h hs, where she will visit bet Mrs. Frank P.osco, over the end. ' New York's Force of Police on Duiyl NI'W VOUW. A"-. -'" I.M'l- .' Yorks entire r..r.-e of 1 I. lli einell orilereil out when wm-il ,re.nh' siwrci !il,''u heil here "f tl- .Mossai Miisi-us cine eiiurfs ileellon aiiveise . anil Vanzettl. were k on ...oi'-.eiiev illliv ninny mm in... viKll aBalnst possll.le ilisonler. A CONSCIENCE las. I nil I Mini-I.al-j aunt, j .Vi'cpl- I'oitioil I-'. Wood muss assumed 1iln duties this morning um manager and j buyer ut thi' N. K. Went store I shoe department. Mr. WoodtnuMS iconics here from Portland highly I recommended, and is ranked ns one of tin; hi'Mt shoe itii-n in the ! northwest. Mrs. Wood muss and t ln lr young daughte r will join him here some time next month u In n he has established u home, In thi' short time that he has been in l.n Grande, Mr. Woodman. declares that he Is very favorably impressed with the eiiy. I , ' lHSs Tlll'Ollgll- Mr, and .Mrs. otto Kohler. of Klh-nshiirg. Wash., stopped here t -day on I heir way to Hot Ink - w Ii tin y will upend about two weeks. They visited with Mrs. M. Ant bony ami Miss Rert.ha j i,.lt;i.r whii,. in j, a Grande. Mrs. Anthony and Mr. Kohler were once K1'hool mates, tn Switzerland and Lenjnyed a. visit here about four j ''iU s lXlr- Kolilor expresses ' amazement at the growth of l.u ', Grande since he last visited It In ;i!tL':t. Mr. Kohler is u prominent ' I' 11,11,1 in lhv KHensburg sec- tion. I iilln r IHes j Mr. and Hih. Hurley Smith left today for Spokane where they .were tailed by the death of Mr. iSniiih's father. They aro making ; the trip by ear. Heiip-nviratioii Giteii I A permanent wave demunMru 'tion was glvi'ii last nthl nt. the O. 1 K. bai-ber shop by operator of the Colonial It- a illy shop with little . M isses A lice Jeanette and Mho j l-:il..liieth Cooper, both of whom have loiitf haii'. reeeivinjr perman I eat eurls. The new toobleH pads I we ry us'-d in tin demonstration. I Tin shop was well filled with spec ! tators. Mrs. K. l.uello I'aly and Mrs. prvati oane, owners of the ;shop- I1 the work. . VNtliur CmiMn ! Miss i 'loo Jacobs, of North Powder, it spending several days 'here visiting with her eouln. Mls.s ' Norma Hanks. On lliislnr.-s Trl Mis. John M. Smith b-ft this ' morning for Freewater on busl . ness. She expeets to return the I first of the week. Ilaby lUiy llorii City i:ngineer and Mrs. A. II. Mcl.ain lire the parents of a .ltl poini'l baby boy born lo llwin on Thursday. Poll) mother and huhy are doing liicely. : la!. in ! .Mr. Viicatii:li and Mrs. Thomas Wilson are leaving today on a two weeks .vacation trip. They will visit frleui'H at Hlaekfool. Ida., and will probably enter the Yellow s1 one park before returning home. They are driving. Girls Seek-Job In Movies; Find Fame Together lliiLI.YWiMil). Cal. (API 1 tap Id rises lo lilm fame are common place in this home of Hie movie 4. but it still is rather ununuul for hea'itihil girts to buist into promi nence in bargain lots, Four girls w ho were so little known In lilmdoin two years ago lh.it easting directors could look j I hem over in a group and n-jec". Liml- all four of them ul once, today of l.a lure ranked among the most proin Harrylismg film actUisltiolis if recent jea rs. They are Janet Caynor. l-'ay Wi.iy. Viigiuia Itradford tind Ma - eeline ! my. Two years ago Ho ;.- iefe t II Si'ir-K ai I niver.iiii. jie(,io modest weekly saiari lint not I , , loing well enough to be under icoiitiael. When they were not I needed in westerns or comedl) s j the sllldie Srtll (belli out to tile I casting director:! of other studies to apply for this or that role which might be nvulhibb-. j Sometimes all Tour were sent In a group, -mid nil four lightly rejected -a bargain lot of beauties w ho ::oinehow couldn't "click. K en Fn. ignored the comely oiiartet. ii It hough today t hat stu dio Is stalling .In net Gay nor : its i digest find in many a yen Mareeline Hay has been featured in numerous films by Metro-Gold-w yn - May- i : Fay Wray Is consld ied by Paramount good enough to piny onposiie Km 11 .Pinning, ami Yligiuia ltradl'onl has mode siii-lt ;y grtod Impression on C, It. li.Mille Ciat he is featuring her The Wreck of the Hesperus. !2f A liiltt y tn piny both Infteld nd ouiHi'liI ponltionii hK knpt Anily llt-es" with tha Nw York Giant In his .first major Iracuxi trial. Ilrc. Vanie up trnm MnmphiF nftrr nno yi?ar'a servlrft liter, tol luwlnp: rolli-Ke. and Mtm to hay tra-J? Ill f-rai- tK.eafulfr . week i j. Versatile r -.. .r', - or aw rr Zal ',1a net was- born in Phlladelphi and schooled In Florida. Fay k Hollywood high school proiim;. Murcellne' was born In Colorado Springs and schooled in Menver and Salt Lake, and Virginia came from Hrownsville and Memphis, I Teim. t.ltAVI L HUiHWAVS I.I.AD More than one-t bird, or marly 2HU.IHHI miles, of. t he federal aid highways In the Culled Stales are constructed of gravel. .. ' ' j lie reiuiron-a peculiar sense of humor (or a man to joke with hi? wife about her doctor's bills. UNDERGROUND DEATH IN NEW YORK v -'f " - ' ' l y (NLA Service. .Yew York JJiireniil Trainmen and truckmen examining the damage done by one of th bomb set off in two Nw York subway stations, killing one and Injuring u score of persons. Saeco-Vauzetti sympathizers w en; suspected by the police, although among the silfpeets questioned was a disgruntled ex-employe of the underground. ARCADE ) Swi aiifm in. ul aiaii.Mii i r n?i i mi. I H SUNDAY Matinee and Night "THE LOIS WILSON and GEORGE K. A bright and breezy comedy romance, abounding in funny situations, of small-town roman cers who come to New York and make good. HE'S HAD HIS TWO VlUMlUll Benefit Play In Gym At Union A gooil sized ciowd attended the ..i i .. i ... I.. II... Ii. " ' which was presented at the I'niou gymnasium last evening- by t he stake Sunday school board of the', L. I. S. church, as Hie first of .1 series of benefits for the new amusement hall which Is heln' constructed. The .lance, which GINGHAM WITH WEEKS i began immediately after the con clusion of the play, was also w-U laitondcd and was aclaimed a sue 'cess both financially ami socially. Tlie play itself, a Ihree-aet com edy, drew cm tills. usue apliiause for its ready humor and moving ;'tlon. James A. Kotloid direct -1 the production. Hertha Doyle took the part of Mary, the hero- i !.. Mure VI 1: hi mi ill t lie CO II led V - .1 ... . . role .MI'S. . ell iiiiM .vir.H. ,riioie Brunswick Records Russian Lullaby Pipe Organ "' " Lew "White" Doll Dance . Pipe Organ Lew White South Wind Yale Hawaiian Trio Rosy Checks Ben Birnie's Orch. Underneath the Stars Nick Lucas One O'clock Ilaby Ben Birnie's Orch. The Winding Trail Park Lane Orch. Two Black ('rows Comedy Sketch Hear Them on THE BRUNSWICK PANATROPE GLASS DRUGS (Inc.) La Gra nde, Ore. IUklWilkr'''" TONICHT "CONVOY" (he (jem of the Ocean GIRL ARTIIUIt OTIIKR ATTRACTIONS BOBBY VLUNON In "SHORT SOCKS" A Paramount-Christie comedy And "Koko Plays Pool" U. S. 'HANGMEN' GIVEN WARNING! Socialist Deputy Hints at Reprisals If Sacco and i Vanzctti Die PARIS. Aug. I'll AP A u ii ruing to "the Amerleun lumg men" that if Saeeo and Van.etll are exeeuted "I hey will hnvo to fear legiiimate repriHals by tin ex itsperateil proletariat" is given by :the Hoelulist J-eputy Vaillnnt i i 'out urier in an urtiele in L'llu- inantte today. "l.et t he faseisls and American ' I. eg Ion neeoiuplleiB lake not tee," i he sayrt. I F.iua piia sizing that Saeeo and I V'iini'iti ure "victims of class hut ! ted", lie declares that the prole tariat which by Its aelion has nl ready stayod tho hand of the exe eultoner, can yet prevent the Irre I '.arable, if they express themselves will surrli'lent vigor. Th:riforo , he ipvlt.-s all workers lo attend j L'n meet.ngs organized Uy the com- J midlists en Purls and the Paris dis trict tonlgM, 1.1 IH.OW Vermont. Aug. 2 (AP) Attorney General John O. Sargent said today that attorneys Francis Fisher Kane of Philadel phia, and Garfield Hayes or New York, had called upon him lit his home here this forenoon with re gard lo the Saeeo-Vunssettl ense. He had listened to what they had to Hay, he added, and hud told them that while lie was uway from Washington nil business of tho do- pnrment of justice was In tin? hands of Acting Attorney General Farnum. .Mr. Sargent made this comment on the visit after being Informed that the citizens national commit tee for Sacco ami Yalizeltl in Hos Ion had issued a statement Hunt ing Mr. Hays as saying that the attorney general had told him tt wati "the first time lie ever under stood the relation of the depart ment of Justice to the Saeco-Vnn-.eitl ease," and that Mr. Sargent had "displayed much concern". Kofford (be part of Vivl. the flap per, and Grace Hailing enacted the role of Die negro lliafd. These h ading cha i aiders, with six com pleting I he cast, won much eom- m..ie l.n- tli.-h- tv..-M.-iil tnf.Tiin - tatioiis of their parts. It. .. Hatter, of La Grande, served oh business manager for I he evening's program. "Hear .loliu," t ho wife wrolo from a I'asli lonable resort, "1 011 closo tlie hotel bill." "Dear Mary," ho responded. "I eneloHO cheek to cover tho lilt I, but plea so don't liny any nioro hotels nt this figure, theyi are cheating you." STAR with BILLIE DOVE & BEN LYON ALEC B. FRAN I IS MONTAGU LOVE Dciective" Youth calls lo Youth A cry of longing that lifts high above the wedding hells binding a beautiful American girl to the Grand Duke who had "bought" her. All Paris knew the lovers' secret . . . But the Grand Duke never knew until "The Tender Hour! LAST TIME TONIGHT KEN MAYNAK1) IN "THE DEVIL'S SADDLE" Other Film Attractions KOI Ailanin Store Ho. It hm Uinuiilo, Ore. SILK HOSE 79c Women's Silk Hose of extra fine gauge. Silk to top, double sole, heel and toes. Good assortment of colors. Sizes S' to 10. Willamette River Is At Low Level KFGi:NK. Ore.. Aug. 0 (API Willamette river la now at a new low level of minus one foot, u ree ord In (he 14 years period In which -records have been kept, tt ta Hu nouneed by Gerari 1 M'brookerl, local government weather obserw er. The river has been tit minus nine tenths of a foot for Hevcrnl days, that being the record up un- til now. We Buy for Less We Sell for Less Men's Oxfords And Dress Shoes ' New l-Hlll iiiimIcIs ill Inn liml liliu-ks lrls mill ciilr., Illlii hers mill llnls( writ sulfS anil i-iihliei' liei-l' $2.95 - $3.95 to $5.45 wonu siior.s Solid, all-leather splendid wearing: $1.98 Coinbiualinn soles, iikh-cu-siu toes $2)9 Armv l.a-ts $3.45 - $3.95 Mewdrk5tdrS Destroyers of IIRh Prices. SUNDAY And Monday N EWS Comedy "Kangaroo eMlour lm f hj - a
