La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 15, 1927, Image 2

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    Saturday, October 15, 1927.
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II 1 I1 I " II
Fine Quality
BLANKETS
At Attractive Prices
Dependable
Quality'
STANFORD BACKS COULDN'T BUDGE THIS LINE
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ELGIN PERSONALS
TUFTLESS
MATTRESS;
30,000 TO VIEW
FOOTBALL GAME
lifornia and Oregon
Llevens Flaying in
Portland Today
POKTI.ANK. On:, (Ut. 1.1 IAP)
l-'ufi- v;t-uilir HiIh ntorninff irnv'
promise of u ilry lliti unit u ri-t'.
t.nl rowil ut M iilinuiiiuti Hiuiliuni
SfNIMW riUX.HAMi:
Thf Nutloititl HruuilcuHliliv onnw
pony iiroKmin for Humluv followa:
0 : a" !o U:3fi, orflii-Mlrn; 10 Hi,
"AkuIiihIiIo'ii Cuplurv",
IhlBafliTiiooii for tin- Hiiim' lit!-I 7:311, wculhiT: 7:S6 io', l'rliy.
"TWitn Or''Kon uml f 'ulfforntu. rVui tirl'in rhurrli.
Kalis indlmtrd Ihu! u.1.0111 JiO.iion Kl'l I.ok Anw'.-hn f 8.r,m-Cii-ppraon
would wtdip Die flah. ir) e;), roilc'Hil plunint; 7, organ
Tim Ooldi-ii Hiu of Ciillfonila ri'iilal; K, ilaiwli' hour; 10, orrluH
ronllnui'd the fuvorll In llu Kfcn- Ira.
ral wogerln uh ili Km llm.-, KOW-Poriland f 4ft I m-Oinhr
fipprouphHd. f aplaln John J. Mr. 8.J(1 jIIMor, ,rlo. 7.,,, pruBr.im;
Kwun. Orc-lfon roui-h. a.lmlllfd Uml.. , ,,,lr. ... , , ,'
Th Ik .nii.'irknlli iliolKni ih pnitly pxiIiiIiii .'liinfi.iil'H lli-l) defpal hy Hi. .Mary'K In the Honsnn'R
hlKKftil liMet lo dati. Nulp "lliff" lliifflit.-iii. No. 31, In whlti xvfater. iilU'lupllllK to rleur Ihe path fur
the Stanford hull rarrl-r. uml mite tlip ri-Misliiuci Mump of Ht. .Mary'H llni'nii'n Ih ufferiim hiln. AUu
note inn playiu-H Hjirawli'd on tin icrutniil. U'11 a rurUinij hiloKl'nih, Isn't it? '
KM)IN (Hpecla!) The funeral,
of Mm. Cue wan held Friday after
noon from Ihe cliurell of the latter
Uliy KulplH. Mm. Cue hud heen 111
tutor health fur noma . time and
panned 11 way ut the home of her
datiKhter. Mm.. Chut Uunell Wed
neHday nlliht'. lieMiden her daUKll
ter. she leaven a mm Andy Cue, of
KlKin. and her hushand.
ilin. Verda fii'ay and Nellie
WrlKht, of li riiunde. were Kl
uln vlnllorrt 'I'liurHtHiy.
Mrn. Anna miikvhunk and Mm.
Miller, uf Cove, nttendeil the fun
eral of. font MrXuni-'litoli Thiin'
duy. ,
Sir. uml Mm. Chaille llouchton
and two ehilili-en wllh Min. Ijniri
(iiiKrien and Mi'H. .Mary Wllsnn drove
from I'orllanil lo intend the fulienil
of their brother. Turn .MrNaiinhton.
.Mr. and '.Mm. 1'lke IicUule, of
Juseph,' were .ut IOIkIii Thursday
'ailed here hy Ihe death nf Mrs.
Oeltnie'H hrollier. .
Mm. 'Kate Uider. of Vaklina.
VVah., intended the funeral of her
rother. Turn .MuNiiiiKlilun .Thuin
lay. . Mrs. Sadie Mi N'auiihtnn. of l.n
Irande. waa at KlKin Thursday I
ailed heiV hy the death nf ,
itrp-Hon, Tom Mr.VaiiKhton. . day for rlorn where she will vis- home nf .Mrs. Hen Ueiidshndler. A
.Mr. and Mrs. llnh liroek and'it with her parents. .Mr. and Mrs. ' m,inler of the members were
harlle (Miandler. nf Iji C.ranile. . Hansen. jin nitiiHlaiue. They are phiiinlnu-
-vere Kliln visitors Tluirstlay. I . -i their annual basket Hoelal baxniir
IMasH and' IIIII.N ( Hliecl.il ) winu eiiuio , fis)1 .111wl wllliil will lie held
AT SPECIAL SALE PRICE
OCTOBER 17 TO 25
GAKR
NORTH POWDER
PERSONALS
hiH li'am woulil HomothhiK "hort
ot 11m bent on urrourii or un Injury
to Boh Robinson, iiiurtrtrtmfUt in
th battlo with Idaho turn Hatur
duy. "Orfg-on ha a gooil learn antl a
powerful ant'," mUi Nll. I'rlc-,
Cullfomia ooarh, "We ttr iixpert
UiH oiii Of the, lionlcM tfUnu-H of
Ihe ttttrton und w would bn ucUy
lo win."
Thn probahlft oppnlnff, l(nUp:
Oiliroritfa
.1. lioiiKhery
11110
rim
Cullrln
Phllllpii
Kvn lift
Mtll
N'fwrrmn
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Oregon
Wnntl
Piiltlln HrviPf I. Mile HyiMphony r
KPO Hun PrunrlHco (422.3m-
7IOkf) 6 : Jill, urriiwlru: i::n to U
or Kan rt'dtul.
KKItrfHau PVutirlwo f4r4.3m
ttitkc) fl;S(i Iwtltftn rt-vltul; K:l),
orclmwt ru.
KOIN Portland (3 1 Umti4UUv.)
h..rh eititlon rwerftly.
roinnly hour. ' ' ' il' Whl" ",,,PI1V ' '"'"'n "" ! firv. i:tah
KOMf) Ht'utlht (Slifltn-ftStikfi) 7
NOHTII poU'i:it (Spfi-hil)
.Mr. uml Mi'H, Alia Phllltpx ari iho
pai'NntH ii f it baby Mirl Im.i'ii W'ftt-
I Jr. KhxhHI Ii:im Kno id I ut Lnlcoj
for an opfrnllun. Mrn. HnnW'M hiiy.l
JiiMt rcfuriMMl from Silvertnu, fir.,,
lit tip with her IuihIkiimI.
rcHldi'iit nf I'tibm ami .Iiik many
' friemlH will larn wllh rKiHt if
. hii Miiihli'ii dai h. -
Mrn. 11. P.. JiihiiMou and daiiKhlfi,
I (Inlen. returned Ikhiih Monday from
' Walla Walla v!iip ibpy npni -a
HEALTH
Mi'h. John DaitKlicily wjih la Uf n ' flratiiti
taker to the
In ii I llU A iiHuwnm' H In tt
"n " Ht-iiPH rhurrli program.
Hiuiileinan, KJk HtniUe (XU.iitn.fiaokn.)
llodjffii 7:4r oririlll nn..Pl. M m ft. in
WttfUIN tMrM M. 1.1 chnri.li m.nlm.H II I f.
lo lu:4ft, cionriM't orchoHtru.
IUfl (Jnn ii... uii.it..i
' "lomu" 7:f. ('hurph of Truth HrveH', 9
lu 10, IHHA proKrum.'
KUA l-nvr C12R.Bni.rJl'Okr)
rf::td, orphfHtM; D:0, .M. M. rhtirrh
strvh'PK. rf
WMtXPl
W'ood(
fturnflll
niountaltiH with if H'oml . flvo
point buck rftfpntlj. After lh ani
mal wan 4lrfMned, , wciKhi-d L'lM
puundH.
; MrH. ('lira Kishpr and datmhtf-r.
Krjpda. ut I'lnhm- KpriiiKM, pft for
'.Danbury. Conn., whorp Mix KiMlHM',
will- vlHlt h'" daulitpr, Airs. I!..
ItomatiH. I
: MrH. Kllrn Mann, nf liakpr, wmk!
'oupl of day viJt iiiff r(dallvH. '
. (Jhoimo IfPiisoii a nd 'P. T. Cot-k
wpi'p biiHtnf)M visitor In ha firamla
T.H'Mday.-
Clark MarlPns. Mk Zlda T'pIp.
Hiili, .MIsh- Opnt 4 ipso n, MIhh V'Pta
Wea vcr a nd K. 'i'osh ween fa
vTwlioiH Halui'duy PvenhiK.
rH)Hrnp JticiiiiiH, rormpriy or uUompt to kp fit. even thotttf!
thlH city hut now llvlntc at Pleawint the ruuMM of ,inost rasen of poo.
whm a I'nlon vitdtnr health are preventable.
Ntrautay ami prearneu ine xunnay
.sermon at the I). H. church.
Mix Kd Miller wan a hiislnniix
iiATK IMH'HH axd iuuix;ri,p
aii:ai,s i i)i:it.M!i: iii:i;ni
Hy T. Kh liaicl Kculy. M. !..
Sutilu Alinu, Tex,
AlemliM' CoivaH Alenmrlal
(iood health in the ureaiem male,
rial bleHlntc. It Ik capital to tho5
who a por a ml prime pweni fa I t r
Ihe rich. And yet, many make m
KallnK at irregular Interval, cal
Inff loo fnl. eulinK loo highly tea-
Wt.llO.I. filllll ri-OMIK.il! .llll(,r ,.r llw
Visitor In I ii (irande Thursday. ,KtnniI1(.h tt,,,h .irini,-
injc heavy tueaiM while umlei- nerv
ous and mental xtrain all Hooner oi
later Impnir dlReHtlon and aHwimllH
Hon. Than
FURNITURE CO., Inc.
laiiKhler, Mrs. l.eon.1 Chllders, have heen a himhiuh .ow-.i. ...
A-lth -Mrs. KIi T.ynd. of Wallowa, curred Thursday near the I rani;
were KlKin visitors Thursday and Wade farm on the hiKhway about
mended tho funeral of Tom Ate- 5 miles east of Klein when a car
, driven oy a i-ormmu i i nnim.u
with the rar belonidnK I John
Kennedy. The car was badly clam
iujeil but Mr. Kennedy was unin
jured. I The Cricket Klai. Ceniolery as
sociation met Thursday at the
XuuKhton. .
Mrs. Alerle Allan and Mrs. Anna
llnf;haminer returned l-'riday from
Phe UnllfH wherjt they attended the
KnlKhlH of Pyihlas convention.
Airs. Opal Koltner and daiiKbter,
U'unilti ii ml Mrs. Ruth SlieiK'er
.vere ut . KlKin ' Thursday. I
John CruikHhank returned in
"lark'H camp Thursday after spend
ntx ii few days with his parents, Mr,
ml Airs. W. II. Crulkshauk. on tin1
la I.
Airs. Kthel Xicneon left Thnrs-
Nov. 4. One or Ihe features will
jlie 'mi JnierestiuK proKrnm. The
J next meeting will be held at the
home of Airs. J. A. ilreshear
j Thursday, (cl. 11.
The Ladies' Aid of Ihe Methodist
church frave a surprise parly Aloii
ilay afternoon for Airs. Alary
Snilili, who is leaving soon for
i 'iilli'iiniia to make her home.
I'KNPLKTOK, Oct. U (AP
Pendleton JiIrIi whool eleven In
meeliiitf the Hill MUMury pruilemy
team of PorHund Ibli ufternooii In
Ihe flrsl biff oulHide conicsl for
the loralH. ,
At The End : .
Of The Rainbow
fit Dm ItaV of Iji vender tclow-
fiiK I') colorful tmlendor. . No
' matter how cloudy or stormy,
you will a I way.n find minwlilna
In IIh hfirhor of rialeciuhltt
t
4 flnd.
. Iet your oLntiineh he your
roiiipauB and you will be
ffiildod sufety tu the Lavender
L '-ffojd lund of Rood t utit
Karther's
Lavender Lunch
Hommer i.ui im.
MOVDAV'K VIIOftKAMK
The National llroadi'aitilii- nun.
puny protrruiit for Monday nlirht
front H lo II will be "Itniueo ami
Juliet", Uounod'n oiieru.
Kfl 0::ill, main nuurlel: 7, proi
Kruini 0, roucert plunlnt: 1(1, iiiuhIc. yesterday after
IIjO 0,, orfheHtra; 7, weather, thruilKh the uperuliuii.
murki'ln; , hook ehutit. I .Mrs, l.yle illblis Is enjuylni: a vis
.Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. Kaxter Br
Mrs. Alice Sulherlanil. .Mrs. .1. A.
I'etersun and Mrs. Atkinson w-rtt
1 1 Ion. Ihen the1 body falls to jrei
iiiiiuiiM. Ir0por nniii'lshment and thi
.Mrs. Tj.iuIsii Iturwell returned , i , , ... ,
bnslneHH vlsilor here Vdnesdavhnnie. Thursday from Halfway l(Wm,t (18 s 1Ito (lhii'tv (o
.Mix Alary Mulchlnson and Nellie Wrre Mhe had been vlsliinn (he past .
'ou anil HiusiMitar energy.
SleepliiK Is next to enllnw in Ihe
plan of nature In keep the body fit.
It Iw a slate of uncnnsciousnesi
pla nned by nature In permit t lif
human dynamo to rest ami stm-p uji
energy for the next run. Sleep
therefore he regular and
'"'"m who "'-I min', wnere uiey. were iieieK'"es iroui (lllnlt nn.l m,,i-o
the local KniniH or rytnias nuiKe ,.f -..,... iW(1niv
llutchlnsfiu, of Cniou, and .Maiftar- ffw' davs
el IjiUKhlail. of Portland, were vls-j Homer and Frank llidWell, of
ItlliK retalive.H here WeilncHday. l North Powder, were hu-dness Vis-
llumer pparson purchased a new mrn Mt I'tiion Thursday itfiernoon.
car this week. I Atrs W. O. Hiitorerty and Ahx
HalelKh Titus, of Halfway. Ore., 't,h,,rn were, shopping -in li
ha undergone an ojieratioii al the (iiMnde Thursday afternoon.
Ht. Kllzabeih hoHpllal of Halter. Ill,, rne ih1 James Wehh have Hium'ti
iiioiocr, .ti i h, iii us,' i ! nrniMi noine returned home from The Dulles
KOA G:J0, eoiirert; 1, ore lun
Iru. '
KHQ7-0 to 7:lfi, ennrert orelo-a-,
tru, 7 : 1 5, Ji'tivc lutnie.
, pU'p pk.orKttn rerltul; 7:lfi,
book review: H tu in, Intt-riiullon-ul
muAlc; If) fo 12, variety hour.
KJ It Or.lit, Junior hour; 7,
studio proKrmn; 7: Id, 11 1 era ry per
iod: 7:.lat harmony; H lo 10, siudlo
prcyram; Hi lo 1 2, dance orrhos-
tra.
K.'!U'-fl:80, HportH; 7. pro
Kruni; H to 10, Mine Monday jum
borea; HI to 12, danre proifi-oin.
kUW-fl lo 7, dinner eoncert;
7. orcluKlra: 7:45, utlllly: tl to 10,
ponnert: Ht Iq dunce bund.
KKOA 7:10, t ImliiHtrlal newH;
,7:31), vocal trio"; U, cIunhIpuI pio
ffrum, KOIN--C lo 7, ronrerl; 7:10, or
chestra; h to 10, Mdidio protrrtiiu.
Al rs
T.
It from her sister
erl, of Pendleton.
jljui l)e'ore mounled a deer hear
for llermuu While recently.
In attendance at jirntid lodjfp which
for children out
-four. Though many
of ns use ninny of the hours thai
maw-
UNION PERSONALS
" "- was in sessinn mere mis ween. pruperly belmiK tu Ihe body fur
, .Ml. Hill .Mis. n. . ; .M- in, uuu Hw , krr, ( f, , I1,jKI)?
two sous, .lark and Itobliy. of l.n- he nump,.,IB r,.viis w.ia
ilerprlse. sient Munila ut the home venrfuns so enmmon tu, the nlKhl
jof her Ulster. Mrs. Kert Knlnht. HfB f ur euuntrv. Oulv n ureal
Mr. and Mrs. Trunk Conner were rrlllaip f(. )Hl,P1. health, just such
La flrande vIsllnlH Sunday ifler- ,0I.K.,M .Mem,.;, ,as under-
l"IOM- ' taken, ean eherk II. This laek of
,lr. a nil m i s. r. 'I . i in It rei.urneii
Pheasants Try To ,
Enter Game Pens
PKNHI.KTON.. Oct. Hi (AP)
rhluew p lira sun In endfttvorinif to
K'l buck In Ihe pena ut Ihe Main
KUtne farm m-iir here uh been a
eouunou Nitfh) aecordlny lo Kupl.
John Hendrh'kN. The blrdH reat-
Ixn Ihul In the pens they are Haft
from -the hunter uml a, number of
the liberated pheuMuhlN Hllicht m
Ihe wire penrt nnd try lo tret back
In.
sleen has Inlipli In flu Willi tiinnv
I'.VION, fire. (Speelall H. II. home Monday from I'nilland where , , ,e,n11B rn
linnney, oi tne linloii flrlt llati'liery. l"e.v upeuu ine weeiteiiu. i uey
and his brolboj-ln-law, William were'aceompanled to I'nrtlauil by
llailnlan. or llellliiKham, Wash., and th' lr son I'aul. who will ullend the
Cullle (Ireen rel lulled home U'ed- lleliiike-Walkrr Muslness enllei;e
noHiluy from HIk Mlllain wliere ihev tls winter.
spent huit week on u bilnllm; .' .Mrs. .1. V. mixter .sr.. ten .Mnn-
liedillun. They broiiKhl home three day muriiiiiK fur l.oKan, I'tali
il.tMi. ii ml l. ,l,.u ,ul,.l,i,i,. ii-tii,i-M ulw will siieml ii week vis-
'i.iii ., ,i..'. i . "in,.,, ...i,iv.,u i.,l fi len.ls Him Satlllduy were Mr
Mr. ami Mrs. (leore Itrown and will return Sunday In her
family left Thursday by auln for at I'lliou:
1,oh AilKeles, Cal., where they will;
,1
roiresl ScrilKKln nnd Mrs. .Inllll ' r.ouier. .Mis. vernnii xuen.
ivterson and ilaiiuhter. Velmn. Ml'- Hh Shappnl uml .Mrs. Tied
were li (Irande vlsllnis and shop- "I1"'" daiiBhler. Marie. i
pers .Suliii day eveniiur. j m. j . . , j ju
Miss Theliua Mess lefl Slllldny fur
Seil. .HI al Vii km li I . Alaska. llu rtnlario where sie will visit for ""
Their
leuvlll;
make their fill lire home
many friends regret their
Union. f
Word was received here thl
week by W. II. Iteblelman of lh
death of lir. W. .1. Miilluillan
Constipation so common pmuiiK
women In nffices, stores, schuuls,
nnd must all branches of public
work ranks IUkIi as l lie cause fur
nut keeping fit.
I
-
a ml Mrs. J. V.
home Hul'diinson, Airs. Pred l-'nx. Mr.
and Mrs. 'rum l'ickln, John Kcar-
Mr. and Mm. Ilert Knlubt nnd iuoiiku. .i. i. iiuhiii, .mis. nomer
,,..l,ie,. AmurvlllM. Mr. and Mrs. Cheney. .! II Sheppard. Mrs. Krn-
SILVER FOX
(WHOLE SKINS) MADE UP
INTO NECK SCARFS, ARE
BY FAR THE MOST BEAU
TIFUL, MOST EXPENSIVE,
AND A FUR THAT CAN
NOT BE IMITATED, AND
MOST DESIRED OF ALL
FURS. AND IF YOU PUR
CHASE THEM DIRECT
FROM THIS FARM, YOU
WILL SAVE. FULLY ONE
HALF. LET US SHOW YOU
WHAT WE HAVE TO OF
FER. WE GUARANTEE
EVERY. FUR TO BE'OFTIIE
BEST OF REGISTERED
PURE-BRED STOCK, AND
STRICTLY PRIME, THERE
BY EVERLASTING. THESE
HIGH GRADE FURS CAN
NOT BE PURCHASED FROM
FUR DEALERS FOR DOU
BLE THE PRICE WE ASK
HERE AT THE FARM, AND
NOW IS THE TIME TO SE
LECT YOUR CHOICE. (An
appropriate gift).
1. Mile East of La Grande
H. VV, SMITH, Prop.
The Radio Shop
We have the latest and most modern radio
testing equipment obtainable and can give you
efficient, expert service on all types of radio re
reivers, A, , B, and C battery eliminators
chargers, etc. ,
Tubes tested and rejuvenated.
, RADIO SERVICE
40-Vi N. Fir St.
Robert Chandler, Prop.
Coal and Wood
Hay, Grain and Feeds
Lime, Plaster and Ceniciit
Ready-mixed Paints
Coal Shutes and Dampers
Fire Brick and Fire Clay '
Salt, Poultry Feeds and Remedies
Field, Garden and Grass Seeds
Fertilizers and Sprays
Roofing and Building Papers
Storage '
Sawyer-IIolnies Mercantile Co.
Phone MAIN 17
wan hurled temporarily at Juneau,
Alaska, (tel. 7, und fl Is expected
I ha I his body will be lirought lo
lru Ion for filler men t beside Ills
wife who died httrn a few years ago.
some lime with her sister, Mrs. ,
Tyler. ;
Willis Moss, of Island City, was
a Hnhm' visitor Tuesday afternoon.!
AminiK 'the I'nlon people visit-'
Dr. Alulhollan was
a tl
STAGES LEAVE
FROM La GRANDE DEPOT
For information call Main 7!9
Travel in our
Modem ChaiT'Car Stages!
Leave
U Grande for Wallowa Lake 9:00a.m 4:00 p.m.
La Grande for Baker, Boise 12 -25 p m
La Grande for Baker only 5:30 p.m.'
I-a Grande for Pendleton 11:00 a.m. 8:80 p.m.
(Connections ut nillton for Wall Walla and faaoo)
Leave La Grande
For Portland at 11:00 am.
Tare $9.50, Round trip $16.00
nld-liine Iuk nnd 'inplliK In I .a Cramle
AndHe Caught ItJust theJSame
I 4
I COLONIAL
j TUB FAMILY KNTERTAINMENT
I ' ; I
10c
and
25c
Showing '
SUNDAY and'
MONDAY
10c
and
rhls reumi kniile m tlon pliolomuph depicts l iny DmuUhet, UoyoU
,Nw Orl,n) tr, nrnliiiluj a p In the mldat of rushing Pico
ilayuri In th recent ljyola-KIc game at New Orleans. Nola lbs
le players In front ot and behind Uroullhet. Ills catch completed
i US-yard pas and a on ut the featurvs ot Loyola' 13- victory
' r Kite.
A Colorful Jazzy Picture of Modern Times
Bj Leete
Rcnick Brown
How the younger set spend their week-ends
is the theme of this more than
entertaining comedy drama.
Westinghouse
Lamps
Willi SHIRLEY MASON. ROBERT FRA7ER. LAMTORD '
PAV1DSOS. EARL METCALfE, GERTRUDE ASTOR.
1AME5 MACK, BILLY OKOERS, WILLIAM R. M ALL1NO
KlrwIeJ by LOl'lM (iASMER
PATHE NEWS PATH Fi REVIEW
ARE THE MOST DEPENDABLE LAMPS
YOU POSSIBLY CAN BUY.
A very convenient carton is' the Home Lighting
Handy Box with its nine assorted inside frosted
lamps. .
-$2.47.
the carton
Eastern Oregon Light &
Power Co. ;
"Always At Your Service''