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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1928)
'i licit rt f m " Wednesday.. August 2!), 102S Page Six LA GRANDE EVENING 'OnSERVER f ! Ten Gallon Hats Have Blossomed In Round-Up City PIN MONEY FOR HOOVER FUND COVE PERSONALS pi;tu:to h-., 'J he tin .ilMiv me -nl inal i de idi-dlt fin In l'niUi.!i. c; .ie h.tl: the kj.av ft-i.'i.i. yn brown dei b n il t n h Am,-. invention- i of Viitiilf On- straw . . eeii (he ' I It in I he ; vt tin every- ; dull-tllM-d C II Tftlf day Imsim".; ni.m. i In th- Ir M-nl rme the TO-I Ion hill', ttmn ninlMv on III1 j manly diune; the hmd idiirts Willi t.tre;imiim rotors, uml the kV. beautiful Vests. nloHfied h' br.nl- ' work. I'nr every nwin In 1m nfff-! rial Hound-I'M tarh, it nil n h hotih ! the dnles for Hi- show i September 1JI. I't), ?! iiml L'J). are stone days' away, I'm' buy put on their row- ) boy scenery recently tt.nl will In wi 1 clad until the liC'S chow If over, f hi ncrorda nee wit ti ll -s iihu.i1 ! policy, the Knnnd-i'i kIvch mall i orders fur tickets the m'etereiiee. nml the local ilrket office docs not oprn unlll Sentenihei H. "VMttrs I rirsi,' In the motto nml Pendleton J people nwiiii their turn no far as ; tickets ni'f concerned. Mall orders, ! by the Wiiy, nrp rnmlnu In rapidly as are recniesls ft r imuihh, The nr. rnmuiodallou heiidii'iarlers reiorl that (here will be ample moms for visitors, far local people open I heir j homes to provide for llir KiifsN. j The annual Oretron Journal spe- i rial trains will be hero for (In last two days of the Itoiirnl-I 'p nnd.- A' A I f, - m y.y A v -v VJ - ) iv. 4 I ' Ay COVK. (Hprcliil) The 1(1. Hv. 'tinl Mih. W. I. lleinlMKLon of ivn j illMoit. will uiTtvi hi-ro H;itmitiy St ptcniln-r 1. AfCfniunylnir thi'in !will Up In lti-v. .Mr. nml Mim. I. I K. Sttirtf M. who will intikt' lln-lr , hoiof ut U'uVf. Jolin'M i' hu it li ;it fi'nion. flllltiK the place nwiii va rant wlnn tin- lit-v. Willmtn Hia-I-lit-r li ft the '(Jio'-uNt luHt May. St r. vk-en uill In h-ll In the Awrt-ntflon , t huicli on Sun.lay iiiorriiny. A ronforence will le held nt ;the AKcenKion iirovt S pi. 4 to ti 'nt which tlniA all the clergy from !Kutern Oreicon will he pnent. jTheie will alo he nine non tioin jilo- church army here to aiti-nd the ; cnriferono.p. I he Liitllt-N Culld will iim'i t (it I he, AHcenlon (irove on Thnt Hdiiv lUlteniGoli, Hept. 30, Mix. (Illver Hlley. of Im Oraild. land Mlsrt Sophia M. HohcitNon, of I l'"inii ton. were Vovn vulturM early tlliH Week. Mr. Jleleno l.liuoln haw an her' ' tliu n(n. ' her Milder, Mik. 'at her In" Spiiclli iiihI .a Irleii'l, Sir. -fork Napier, huth of rieveiantl. t'i. While lln, tlw- went, these litdleM loXether withMi-H. I.lnroln uill iniiki' a lour of the Hci'iilt1 plueen, Inctii'Ilnx 'ra- iter Lake nml Klamath Kit Wit. They will aUo n m ihI oiiie time at Kti- Kene. Mr. and Mm. I- Weiner, Ida. were at i In home of Mi. .1. Mrs. I., of Mrs. . (. Wheel, r. of ).'!! ha la.st week I heir datifct'U r, It. I'rice, ami their elstir, M l.aird. .Xnollier tJU' Ht l.alrd hint wi- k wuh her brother, OhmiII Hart man, of I O liver, iolo.. whom lie iwul not Heeri for it quarter ot a rent in y. MiV Laird returned to W i:-er uitn tile WIleelei'H tor a iit. Mm. Homer l,i-ft'el. nee l.oi ('uiiiHtoek. of Koknmo. I in!., an I Mr. Stewart Itennett, of Kiiti-r-prise, were viHitint; tlo-lr I'lieinl tit Cove on Sulurday. Mrs. I.efC. l tua been In the n est for the last time months. ImvInx xpent smiie tin:" with her parents at Nam pa. Malm. She will r t iii'ii next wi ek to tier home. MIhh l-:va Itoberttf, who ha-. bi n -vlsitliiip her parentis here far til" 'liiM eek, left on Saturdayi 10 'spend u day with h r unfit. fUm. i (larrett .l!ioklaml, at Inland t V j before rellll llllltf to lit 1 hOllle al l Sah-ni. 'Ore. I j Mr. and Mr. K. Wanlell will move to Iji (irande this week. Tht-ir dtiualiter, Mikh (Seat rice i Wanlell will leach In Hie l.u ( (('rnmli- scliools this year. Mum Jean Wetmer and Ituwtel " Pa Ire expect to enter lite ( recoil Slide colli lie tlils-fall. Ml km Oorothy Mills hits aM her Kit est s. Minn l.ucy Camtouic and M im Kai-en Kalkriibure. of Walla j Walla. I Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Orton. Miss rHetth (iton ami Mr. and Mrs. Ste wart French have just rviurne.l from a two week.s fitmpinK lilp on the Minain. I M r.4. rora lilooni, Mr. and Mrs. Mac S.tundi r.i. Iluwnm and Cirant jSaunder. of I .a llian-ie' ami K. Samnlers. of l.n Crande and K. been spending the last week on the I Mi nam. returnett Monday. j her ulslej-, Mi.s Iorothy li.u ker is vlsitiim Aliei 1. Dean of Leading Men Is Dead nf tlu CafJiMii"' Aetor'H Oillht 1 Ariiotlca.' - " ' NKW YORK, A UK. 2! iAP) C,eW- W. .Howard. If idlliK man for year to many xrwit Ameriwan lictressps. Ill dead. Jle died In t'olmnhuB noipnai after amputation of hlH ritint wff. 10 had heeii miierink' for nnm time (rum septic poisoning. Horn in Nev Vork ST. yearn ayo. Inward berime associated with' the theater at an early ane. event ually becomiiiL' leadlnj: ' man to K'thel liarrynit'ie Ui one of her earliest HurVesM-H, "I'tiptain .links" an.tilater plays. He was also a leadinu man for Mrn. Leslie t'arier in "Uu Harry," and played next to Hlanche Walsh in "A Straight lload" and other prodiiftlonH. I le retired from the stae In IS-!3 and since hail confined him self to his duties as vice president i&23.HW2,ii!lH' Mn I-.miiI; WI!. nl ! . "J" 'iy IVeWelcomeyou loPonUnd. 200comfortblroomi. ejeh with baih. tiaMnble rat. Coa ven lent duwn.town l'"aiion. Now utulrr fwrttmid mtiuiitm:til of SAMU.ADKISSON 5 HOTEL ' CONGRESS PORTLAND, OREGON PB31iaEHBBaB8B8Bli&Hi:aigilE!33B8EIO Mri. Craci Simple Burllnahom, MIiourl National Commlltif vomtn, givo a check to John VV. O'Loary, vice-treasurer ot the C.O.P.. covering conlrlbutlom without porsonal solicitation, ot one doll.-r each from 1231 Missouri houccwlvct. .Mr. O'Lary Is In, cllarg o( the "nickels and ilnioc" campilgn, by which he hopes to obtain at Icest 600,COO cubscriUcra to l!ie Hoover tuncl. ' ' j will occupy a special pullmnii fur the trl. When Hills Bros discovered Controlled Roasting" they ex tcnilrd the houndarics o cof-li-r flavor. Only a few pnunJs of coffee are roasted at a time by this patented, continuous process. No other method of I roasting can produce the matchless, uniform flavor th&t Controlled Roasting main 'tains fur Jlills liroj. Coffee. HILLS BROS (It COFFEE Ile-lf. I', ft. rtA from the arltinst vacuum Pfk, huiUjf VptMr.it Wtlk iry. UNION PERSONALS 4 tgV there tire tentative plans for a fpe-juitlH and one boy, with a combined clal from Spokane. An Intcrestim.-1 weight of over HI pounds, .arid all lroup will be I'i diK-iurs from vnr-j t hree of the babes and the mother Ions cities of tha-Hnlled Slates who j are dolntf spli ntlidly," aillioimct d Haw service overseas as officersjthe proud father of'the three little in Ihe World War and w ho will j onen. ' ; " meet here for it reunion nt ihe An Item roncerninif the 1'nion Hoiiiid-1'p. They will he quests of schools n fev dayx ago contained Hr. Thomas Joyce of Portland ami an error In annntincinK that iliss Pauline Hood vmx to teach in tho 'fcradeH. Siie will he a member of the hiiih Hchool faculty uml will c-oaell the gli athh tirs fnr the year. However.' the hoard ha se cured their full qutfut of t acherg for the 1'nion schools, v-iiuli open St ptemlM r 1". Word wuh received by Mm. N'gra Webb that her husband. Jam it Webb, and Jaiio-H Jont-s, v. ho have beeu wpelHlillK I he Hummer in the mountains In Idaho, that the two men are cliloyutK their oiilintc and believe tlmt their health is In iter h ll co Koln-f to their catiio. Mrs. i;va Me I.ap. Mrs. I'- l.ee left Moitday for Shaw. William Kielblock. W. V. l onnor, n n,i i imikiimi i-iovu vim lend the county i-oiivepiion of He Odd Fellow mid llebekab d-l-Ma'CM in I,a (Irande Tlie.sdny rv.. liiuK- They will represent the t":i loti ltebeknh and sutorillnit" lodireH at Mils meetluir. Mrs. Xelpha Spencer was taken III lih aiip.-ndlcitiM We.lnesday of last week and taken to the hospi tal at I Mil Lake where she later un- i 'VXION Scctal) Miss (tilth I'onnor went to The Park Friday to visit for, a few dayM with MIhh . Veda HgK' iisen. The Ho-ensenH jure llvlntf In the Park while Mr. . HoK'-nsen Is HiiperiiUenditm t he 'construction of a inuiuK railroad ! from the trrande Honde mill at ; PomloHa. f Itev. I Poise to attend the annual coiifer- ience or the Metlmdist church. He left 1'nion a few dayM earlier than t he nt her iiilnksters will be tfointr because he Ik statist icinn lor thc ront'erence antl has a tfrcal niuount fof clerical work to do before th" McKUlar nchmIoIih Of the confereneo Jopen. Itev. l.ee will probably bi 'sent hack to I " it Ion at he went to 'the conference with a unanimous jrentieHt from the official hoard frtr 'his return for another year. (tilberl I 'on rt r'sht, n rancher j II v I n it a lew tulles out In the valley, -and formerly n resident of 1'iilon, was in town early Sunday mornhiK jnunoJini'hi'T Ihe arrival ni his home of triplets the uk'ht before. "Two What's Your Choice? There are just two ways to view your' financial future two decisions you can make. First, you can plan and work now to ward building an estate that will take care of you and your family when your earning power is gone; or,. Second, you can "take a chance" and trust to luck or the poor house in the future. Maybe you can eliminate saving and be fortunate enough to have relatives take care of you and your family. May be you'll be lucky enough to have money to keep you in your old age. Most people aren't. Most people looking to the future appreciate the un usual fairness and safety of tin La (Irande Kuilduig & Loan as a perma nent investment. Won't you let us tell you its advantages how it can help you build your estate? dci wi nl an operation. (leoiK'' I'lark who has been In charm of a phiuibluir shop In I'n ion for several years, has aold hla properly here find will move to Sc. attle the first putt -of September. I'M SpcfirH lias boiiKhl Ihe ('larlt residence In North Pulon and will move tn his new home. H. K. Milh r nml family left for I he mount a Inn last Thursday for the head of the Milium, where they will enjoy ramp life for a few days. The family all pintle the trip on hurses. The group InYluded Mr. Milt. r. Mrs. Miller, Misses FHda and llethtne, and the two bnyn, Itodney ami Odin. Mrs. Muhel ('ionise Pouirhlln. of Maker county, will auain have her studio In the t'nlon hUh Kcltool huihltnur durlnix the school year and uill give piano and voire IcnaniiN. The st mien t will receive Mull school rreditH for them lesson. Mrs. laiUKhliu has been following litis nlan for the mist v. !. and thn I patrons are well pleased with her w ork. We're not skepi Ics. but we're bcKlnuln-T to doubt just a little if there's any great load of news lit the usual Monday story headed, "foidldge Spends Quiet Sunday.'' The color movies seem to be having ipilte as much a vogue an i he off-color ones enjoyed. H M n H H II a U ta n M M H H M H n n 5-'.! is v ; v S (: I H LA GRANDE BUILDING & LOAN Til (Irande, Ore. Tin hour grow viiaugely nigh ulicM t taudc Prail I, uoin- tn turn titer hi- kcs tn Hie Hoiiin I.iiiiiIk-c nml i nal company. .Many nr my friend, him- a -kit I me the ipuMlnn o( nlit did mhi ell niil'.' I lune Meter hern iihh lit ouster Iheill or Kite hem nut iia.MMi eipl sonicom uiiiitel lit Imy mttl selling Mvms tn In my thief delight. We rs'cit4l it long d lt mice tlmne enll te-ii-i dat w ball n.ki us If we vttmhl in Mitt vtating hiMiie nil dat , l.almr day In nnlcr In help take hitcnloi t and we legttH ei minii j iiitt ut be able In lake l Ml it in the tuut-of-t a r ami In clmdng lh I m ca.ed p g, tail tte w ill. bate (it lake advantage nf Ihe holiday ami ' help take Intciitnrt MihmIo. ('it Mi; o mill Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. We sell l or t"ad ''1'lte Poor Mm'i lhii'' Near loiiiolii Pbtitie AUJu 2 IS A I ME FOR GREAT T Join The Crowds And Come To The ALL A Full Day of Sport and Fun From I 5:30 a. m. Until Midnight M a M a u R M M H M HI M , M M Men's Hiking Contest From Union to La Grande will finish about 10:00 or 10:30 A. M. on Adams Ave nue at Post Office. The sensation of the. year. W a t c h this event closely. 10:30 A. M. Parade Labor Queen, Labor, Industrial, Commer cial, Fraternal and Labor Floats; Bands, Union, Grange and many other interest in gsections. 11:45 A. M. Tug of War 100 men againct a Caterpillar tractor on vacant lot near the freight depot. vmm 88 Xas Ladies Bunion Derby Starting at 7:30 at Hot Lake, finishing at La Grande about 10:30. Prizes for Winners. .Sure to be exciting. See it. In The Nation's Crucible Tvfo great forces are necessary to the nation's finan cial progress-Capital and Labor-and it is when these two Titans work together that America's future seems the brightest. The Certral Labor Union representing Labor profers the hard of friendship to Commercial Interests of Eastern Oregon. In the crucible fired by that friendship the r;o!c!: : symbol of success will be forged. "Dad" Young, International Organizer and Lecturer for the American Federation of Labor is scheduled to be the speak er of the day. 2 P.M. Elaborate Program at Ball Park, consist ing of Music, Speaking. runmncr race of 400 yards between various labor organi zations. Tire changing con Jest between median-, ics of service stations and garages. Tug of war; greas ed pig; all kinds of n o v e 1 1 y races and -ports. Boy Scout Bicycle Race 9:15 -2 Prizes- About Two and a half mile course 9:30 Old-Time Dance at Zuber Hall .Jazz Dance at Sacajawea Rail Room All Welcome I pl irsi rf T? A IFfyi T? tf T IT : s I I II J J I 11 M 1 i I I I I i H 1 I I J p. I. Ill 1 X 'HI lisl ss.!j ImJ ktj eils li sL1bA I 7 P. M. Rig 28-Round Roxing Match At Rex Hall S 8:45 to 9:30 BIG FREE STREET DANCE SEIHKBSHEBIl&IIIBEVHllBBZIIlMBBIlllBffaSBBIBlSIIBEIIS7lRSlg eg Mr M M m Ml' H m m h; m m fti a n S9 H H H St a St n S3 n M S3 n m a m n n M Q N n n n n M a n n m a N n n M n H II N
