La Grande evening observer., September 21, 1928, Image 5

Friday, ScpteinK-r 21, li)28
LA GIvANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Patre Five
' I Local News In Brief
flO?S ltOIUll-l"V
l.etitml liiilf, of I .a Grande, Is at
twi'HMK tin Humi'l-lp it lViWIr
ton this w'i k.
Return 1-Yom 1 mi distort
I Dr. n ml Mm. Hay .Murphy tind
wm, Jut k, utti nilcil the ltnuntl-1'p
at r'iiilti ton Wediifsday.
1'0 Altciiil C'iltttt
Ki'lil 'o, ut Wallowa. lmsm
To Vlsil lu Oty
Mian liny Kruiicott. of l'ortlund.
thmuuh i.a tirumlt' today on hinjeum to l.n (irnnrir thin inornlnK
uy m KuK n' wtMto lie Ih u tu-. lo vibil MImh May Colt a friend.
dt-ni at tin I nlvijHlty I t)nKnn.
To Vllt I'-nds
l.rnvo I'm- ('nllrxcv- Mih. J). K. .MncDnnnld of T.a
Kfit Sicjriist and It.Tnard Hum- Clntiule.. wont today on tho train to
niHi, of J,u liiand. led Wtttmn- Hot l.nkc to visit friend for tlm
duy niornihur lor Kujf. iu. w In n 1 day. Mir will return thin t-vr-niiiK.
they a if student at th I nlver
jdiy of OrotrotY:
.I-Yiim Witllmvii
JMr, and Mrs. Mi-wry l-feifter
won visitors yi.sirday In La
Grande Their homo Is nt Wal
lowa. M r. and ,l is. 1'0'il l r are
former residents of i.a (Irundo.
IVofl Kliltlh- to IVihIH'Uhi
Kn d K. Kiddle. N-ft today for
Pendleton to attend the Kound-l'p.
Mr. Kiddle, will ho joined tomorrow
liy li i h mother, Mi-k. K. K. Kiddle.
To Allrml I nm-i-io
.Mr. and .Men. K. W. MrKen.le
and datiKhter, 'onMtinre, of Wal
lowa, urn' luii'f visitors yesterday
in I.a (irandf. "I'tint-mre Is on
Her way to Kiim-tu where will
iniT Ih' l'ni' r.sity t t" Oretun hh a
fr shpian.
Ir. Srod domricy
-., K.. ItUNsrll Scott, KitKtern Ovo
Ifon lioy Scout cx'-ritUvc, is visit
itiK ut Hain'-K today in tho intercuts
of sroilt work. Vcstcrday Mr.
Hrott va at t'ovc. Toinorrow. In
Hays, lw is KOins: to Hm Itountl-t'p
in 1'otulli'ton.
fii:t Oor Itlnc .Mnunijiln
Tho traffic count iakf n last
wrk ly tin- state highway depart
inent shows automobiles pass
Iiik over the Hlue Mouniuins on tho
Old Oregon Trail. In August them
wi'fc "M. Tho count Im not to he
a ken during UouihI-1'p week.
lr. anil Mi Arant Here
Mr. and Mis. Manly Arant. and
daughter, Vivian Khilne, of Haker,
drove tn to I.a Grande yesterday
nfiernoon, rorurniiit? in the ovi-n-lnK.
Mr. Arant is hookkerpi-r and
advertising manager of the Maker
Herald.
To ltonii(trp -
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Dili and Mr.
unci M rs. I1'. JI. Appleby. of l.a
(J ran tie, left today for J'ondleton
to attend the Itound I p. They will
return Saturday evening.
Thomas I.lks Kouiul-V .
TliomaK Yates , thoiiKht the
llound-l'p at lVndlelon was plenty
exciting and more, too. Ho return
ed this morning' with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Yates, to l.a
(i ramie and is .ready to ko - avaln.
At IWi'jr Hoiotw-
Mrs. Kdna Dnll. of Wallowa
visitor today in I.a (J ramie. .Mm.
Hall 1 At tho Koley hotel.
J PICTORIAL LIFE OF HERBERT HOOVER No. II y Satterficld
l.k'On- iln
A marrlatce license was Issued
yestoiday nlternoon to Uonovlevo
Taylor, of t'ortland, and ( 'lauile
ffandoiii. Of Athenn, tre.
DImiUsmhI
The rnso nKninst C. T. Griffin
w ho was arrested recently on it
charge ut wife desertion, was dts
in ih.se d because of luKiiftieli-nt evidence.
Hon I'Vmi linker
Miss Mitrgarot Knwler. nieco of
Mr. and Mrs. Ward I'owler. in here
this week from Maker visltini;. She
wilt leave tomorrow fm Ivudh-ton
to attend the. elositiK' day of the
Itound-rp.
.Mother 111
(eorKo t Cooper, of l.a Ornndi.
operator at the O.-W. It. A N. de
pot, went this InornliiK to Hous
ton, Tex., where ho was called hy
the illness of his mother.
;hi-h JMi'o
Tho fire truck won railed to
Second and K streets at this
afternoon to extinguish a grass
tiro. Three gallons of c heinicalH
were used. There' was no damage
done.
I, Ikes Oroii StaM'
.l.s C Hollands, of Now York
City, representative of the Orln
wald Manufacturintf company, was
a between trains visitor In l.a
Grande today. "I would rather
live In 1'ortkiml or Seattle than
any place in the west," ho Fay.
Hon ll lloaiil Mociv
Tho l.a Grande Itoalty board met
tbfc noon nt regular weekly s.s
sion. The me mhom decided to
semi n representative to 1'ortland
Sept. 2S lo moot with the bgls
lativo committee of the northwest
realtors who will at that time for
mulate a recommendation for pre.
sentation to tho stale legislature. .
.IV S. C Hearing:
The. public service commission
itt holding a bearing this after
noon in the municipal building on
a reiuet for a grade crossing near
Imbler, referred to the com mis
sion by the county court. No de
cision W ill be reached today but
the commission w ill announce its
decision some time In the future.
11. 11. Corey is conducting the
hea ring.
5 f ) ft) I ' Mf)PW
cjeses. Alighting from his car he
hurried to iifsist her ami while be
w;ts thus engaged the customs and
Immigration men missed him.
Xorthcoit chuckled at the mem
ory if th incident.
I'or a renson be did not illvulge
he turned back to t he t'anadia n
Hide nller this narrow escape. )ul
again ontored the C. K. a short time
I later. Again be folt il wiser to ro-
tlUrn to Canadit. j
1 Mits. t i,itu nuM)
j VAXCOl VI-: It, It. C.. Setd. I'l
jAIM- SearoH for Mrs. AVlnlfrod
jciiirk. w ho w an hist seen in the
icumpaiiy of her mother, Mrs. Sar-
lull Louisa Nnrilu'i'lt, and Her bro- '
jther, Gordon Stnari Nortbeott, '
ended todny with the report t
i Assistant Walter Owen, provincial
I police. Vancouver, trout fllief of
, I'olieo liit. hie. Cakarv, that Mrs.
Clark has been located In Calry.
Xorthcoit, hold at Akalla prison
hero, declared that he had boon
framed and would fight extradi
tion. if fli' in Is said that an ox I ra
dltioii would prohably delay his
removal to California nt least A
month. t
1. The armistire brought pace, bat Hoovar was
faced with Turning an outiat tor aurplut gouda.
2. He turned his attention to tconom't raitor.
bun of Eut ype nu i oilitf f atrtrvoig millmna.
JrUe Thrmigli '
JaeU Met. can and Thorsten
Sh.sI, of Wallowa, passod through
la (Jrande yesterday in their car.
on the way to Cortland where Jack
will attend school. Thorslen goes
on lo Kugeiic where he will be a
POphnmote at the Inlvershy of
Oregon.
Jtuhcrt I j'kln StK'aUs
4 llobert S. Kakin, La Grande at
torney, is addressing the civics and
history classes of La Grande High
(jeli no I, today at' one o'clock on
'The Constitution," at a mass
meeting in the high school auditorium.
1'-a-hos at tVntrnl
During the illness of Miss Mild
rod Hoy I, Mrs. Sadie Lambert, is
inking1 her place as a teacher lit
tho Central grade school. Megin
nlng Oet, r., Mrs. Lambert will have
a have of absence to attend Ore
gon State college at Corvallis this
y.ar.
Jirhers to Moot
. The grade teachers association
ftf La Grande will meet next Thurs
day. At that time a secretary and
vie., president will be elected ami
MissArta Verity, of Central school,
will make a report of the National
association convention which she
intended this summer in Minnea
polis, Minn.
i Assembly HeM
Wednesday afternoon the first
freshman assembly of tho year was
bed with the program In charge
of the sophomores. Talks w ore
made during the program by vari
ous second year students in which
school spirit, the honor roll and
other school topics were discussed.
VIsIUil Owr Mulil
Mr. ami Mrs. George Datibner i
and small daughter, I'atricla. of J
Gooding, Ida., stopped over night j
at the homo of his aunt. Mrs. Har
ry Gibson, on their way to IVn-
.Mr. nn.l Mr. Vott MHrKr.rl.n.n. i 7 vls". '" "" "",'!
nf l'..nh.n.l nrriv...! In Crun.lx "P""" "roi'-iu 'K
v..l, ,,.,,v h..r.. v vlsi.-l , II... ' ''""y '" 1,1
Mia a a -m
ID
mm'
V 5
4
Complete. Lino
Of
Home - Made
CANDIKS
The Tiffin
WK II l! Y FOK T ESS
K SKI.L I'Oll JUKSS
MEN'S AND HOYS'
BLAZERS
rniif-y plnhls tiuil
ur Jill woal and
plains
(he-sy.
$3.95, $1.05, $G.n.
STAG SHIRTS
'lain and rmiey plaids,
(baiblo sbi'vt's anil backn.
$7.95
Destroyers of High Prices
msmmm
3. On a vitit to Poland, 50,000 children paid
him a personal tribute of thanks and pram.
4. But motly he was In Washington, working niflht
and day on rcontruction of Antfcrica n
I,. I). S. AUXILIARY
GROUPS TO MEET
home of Mr. and Mrs. V,
Uouml-
H A)ple- I ' unt' v'h' relatives w hile in I'en- '
by, later going on to I'olnlleton to;""1"11, i
attend the Hound-I p. Mr, Mac- 1 t '
Hiawatha will bo there and Po
cahontas too, and all the other
i tho lips lM'he;ith his well modeled
nose. His e es alone at e peculiar.
They are deep hhio. but pi
mri?!1 y TrRH VY fixed, stariim itmility. as If their
AUj ( wmir wjim jn a 0u.iin
Knelt ron is assistant manager of ,
the Cortland branch of tho Keder-
al Iteserve bank
llitnks I -a ; ramie Itottiitiful
Arthur (!. Hrooker says he has
stopped In l.a Grande many times
on his visits hh tmvellng passen-j
ger ngenl ot tho Canailian Pacific
I'm il (i v 1 1 1 na Htu t lirnn I .n
(!r:ind.. this morninir On the t ruin. 1 blblrelCS stOiy
"l.a tiiande is a beautiful Httl
city." ho said, 'X alw ays like
stop here.1
i library dolls are going to appear
j w ith them un Indian boys and girls,
i p;ipoo.ses, braves. III ho brow n
I maidens and Injun squaws. TbTy
will be there with their real Indian
tepee lo welcome all the boys ami
girls of l.n Grande who nttend the
hour tomorrow
clock at the city
(Continued from Pace 1)
denotes, Sunday school, M. 1. A.
and primary stake ami ward work
ers. 1 0:'n to 1J Public session,
church theologienl study hour.
Sunday AftermMin
2 p. in. Ucgiilar tpiarterly eon
frrence session.
Mmdav 1'veniny;
7::tn p. m. I'imltc session. M. I.
A.
on the train he wore a smartly
cut brown tweed suit with a dark
Itlaine, Wah., intending to recov
er bis aulomoldle, w bich was lo
h a t he hands of rust urns author It h-s
there.
lti used a "big blue car" on Ibis
trip, he said, but according to Col.
II. G. McMulllu. bead of the Itrll-
hrowii stripe. His tie was brown Ish Columbia police-, lie was driving
with cream colon d spots and there a light ear,
was a ihin brown stripe in bis llcvro-siif' Ilimmlavy
sbirl. f Twice on Mond.iy night, while he
! morning nt ten
GticM of J. K. He,vnoltls
Tom Higgins and Howard Jones,
of linker, visited Wednesday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Itey
nolds, of .a Grande. Howard la a
t...- nf It. ..-i.nl,!.. nn.l li a
wont with Mr. ami Mrs. Heynolds 1 for rhlldrrn,
and .Marjorie yesterday to Corvullis
where he is a student ut the Oregon
State college. Tom Jliggins re
turned to Haker.
library. Itecauso this Is Kouml-l p ; It had been previously itn
week. Miss Gertrude Wageiier. nounci d that Kh-hard li. l.yman.
ohiblren's librarian, has planned to ,t( the ojinruiii of Twelve Apostles,
tell Indian Htorles to the little folks, would be here fur the conventions
There will be tales of Indian war- but a telegram received by William
fare, romance and adventure. Tho 0. Hanks this morning' said thnt
program which is one of the week- he was unable to intend and that
ly story hour event, should be one in-. Merrill would eome tit
of the most interesting of the year stead.
was believed to he still tn Vancou
ver, he crossed and recrossed the
In) eruat tonal bound. try at HIalne.
On I bo first occasion, ho sa Id,"
nfter reaching the C S. side be
found himself fourth or fifth lit a
line of automobiles. Go noticed
Milinued wllh his do- other motorists being searched and
barges and the reason their effects examined, liealiv.ing
"Well. I suppose- you a iv surpris
ed not lo ftnd mo armed to the
tooth as they snid -ihoMt pm.r llltle
mother," bo remarked with a trace
of bitterness. "I leading all these
slories about myself has certainly
given me a lot of amusement
Then he
Ida) of Ih.
Today
Saturday
jsaErastteq
mi
WAUNr:IM!R0?.w7t,
CiUMSDN CITY
mmm loy
JCKN LEILA.
MIUAN-HYAM
SCJiH-MATTKEWEHI
KICHARD ANNA
TUCKER- MAY W0IIG
MKtCTtO SY OAtnlt Mio
. awakni;r bugs phouiiction
'The Fight Pest"
Sport II lei and
lYIix Cartoon
for his flight. jthi.t Inspection of his papers or
On his way to Vancouver North- : baggage In the automobile would
coit took great deliubt in telling .veve.il bis identity he felt that cap
train officials bow he had eluded tore was imminent,
capture sevwral times. , Hut luck and bis own resource-
on Monday after his trail was , fitness saved him. lie noticed a
Mh lost at tho Poudroll street rooming j w oman uceompanled by two chll
house In Vancouver, be drove to dren, struggling with several suit-
1
Buys1 Sheep
Hill' Peddigaunt, of Welder. Ida.,
spent a few hours In l.a Grande
this morning on a sheep buy lug
mission. Mr. Peddigaunt Ik a stock
man and has lived in W'elser fop no
years, Kight Of Mr. Peddigmjnt'H
horses are entered In tht ruce ut
tho Pendleton ltound-1'p. How
ever, he In not visit Injf th papeant
t his year.
.OtM Of TeMM'S
Mr. nnd Mrs. Oscar Cutler pass
ed through Pendleton on the open
ing day of the Kound-l p, Wednes
day, on their way to l.a Grande
Jroin, Portland when- they have
h.-en visiting. "Kven that early in
the Hound-Cp season the grand
Ktunds were wen filled," Mr. Cut
ler said. "it looked as though
there are more ndian topees there
this year than last, too."
Now Sy-teni Started
A iVw card index system is being
installed tn the Orande high
nchool. The file has an Individual
card for each student and has on It
ppaco for name of the student, his
or her personal qualities, standing
in the class, all subject grades and
extra curricula activities. The rec
ord on the cards is kept from tho
time the student enters a l.a
Grande public school. until the
lime lie is graduated.
Woodmen to Miet
A special meeting of the Paci
fic Woodmen w 111 be held at the
Kagb s hall Monday. Sept. at
eight o'clock in the evening. At
that time, officers for the coming
year w 111 bo elected and Stute
Manager I-'. A. Hoard will be pres
ent to plan a big Initiation to bo
held here In December. Ail mem
bers are urged to be present.
Went to Pendleton
Mrs. A. W. I'mibner went to Pen
dleton yesterday where she will vis
it lu-r daughter. Miss Kdith Pauh
ter. and attend the ltound-l'p. Mrs.
1 inubm r makes her hoiue near
Gooding. Ida., but for the last two
months or more she has been vis
iting In Seattle. Portland and Sea
side. She has been visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Harry Gibson,
since the first of September.
GolT Arriin-jeiiM'iit Made
At the last meeting of the hoard
of directors of the I.a Grande
country club, it was voted to
tend the privilege of the golt
course to all ministers of the city
on payment of $5 a month green
SMITH FIRES
HOT SHOT AT
WHISPERINGS
NORMAL ROOF
MAY HE DONE
THIS AUTUMN
(Continued from Page 1
(Continued from Page 1)
Thiriy-tw
ditoritim
rooms and a large an
vil! be Included.
INC company in ennrge oi me wm-h.
The office of Mr. Nnnlnulsl. of the'
of Hubert Golt.
inspector, of Portland, are all lo-
and the Itev. Mordeeai Ham.
homa Paptlst minister, two of his
rlt ipu ri nhi I form tlin mil'-
ernor 'told bis audience last night m-erimemlcn
that "one of the moan ihiiu;s he
had seen In the campaign was a
circular sent to him by a Masonic
friend Of his ami purporting to
have been sent out "under Cat ho
lie. auspices to Catholic voters."
Quoting from it, he wild it "tells
'how wo have control in New York,
stick together and we ll get control
of the country." lie said it ap
parently hail been Kent to the Ma
sonic order In New York because
"so many members of thai order
are friends of mine and have heen
voting for me for the last 1 u
years."
Penh's Any Connection
HP disowned any connection with
the circular and said he would lake
a chance thnt "nobody inside of
the Catholic church has been stu
pid enough to do a thing like thai."
And then, as tho crowd cheered,
ho added : "Let me ma ke myself
perfectly clear. I do not want tiny
Catholic In the fulled Stales of
America to vote for me on the
sixth of November because I am a
Catholic. If any Catholic in this
country helieve that the welfare.
x-'the well-In ing. the prosperity, the
ill growth, and the expansion of the
Cnlted Stales Is best conserved a nd : H l
best promoted by t he elect ion of. en-
cated In a frame biilldim; mi tbej
she of the eont ruet ion. Itooms
for storing concreie. and building
tools, ate also loi.ite.l in tbehuild-
MURDER FARM
DENIAL MADE
I5Y SUSPECT!
(OonMnned from Pnge 1)
newspaper head Jinn which stated
that Mrs. Clark was suspected of
havinu net with foul play.
Inning the interiw tt w:ii no!
even necessary to ;isk him for a
statement, ho stalled 'speaking of
his m n accord,
The yoi it h bet rayed lutrvoii noss
only in hi" frequent use of a tube
of salvo with wl h lie touched to
his d i v lilts.
"Well, lake a cood o
horrihh- criminal. I loes
as terrible as he is pah
Hills Bros'
Arab says
HILLS BROS
Coffee is more
than something hot
to drink
tltr
l..l
' hf
I In.
Hatchway
Huttonless Fall Union
Suits
for men In all
weight of wool and
cotton. No buttons to
come off.
The. Suit
$2,123 to S3. I5
Underwear of Quality.
Clint's
Clothicry
The (Store With Otxucieooe
fees. This means that the on- I noover, l want mm m vote tor .
ginal membership foe is eliminated ; Hoover and not for me."
and the ministers who are inter-' "Put on tho other hand." he con- !
ceded in golf can use the local g-olf 'tinned, "I have the right to say
course by payment of th monthly "t that any eitien of this country
lines. that believes I can promote the ,
, j welfare, that I am capable of steer-
Uv; the ?Mp of state safely through
the neM four years and then votes;
against ine heca!io of my religion, r
be Is not a real. pine, genuine
American."
The nominee said that the "cry
of Ta mrna ny Hall" w hich former 1
Senator Owen haU raised in a . let
ter to htenator Simmons, democrats, 1
North C.-irnllitn, and printed in the
nt-'i ession.i 1 Record, w as "not h-
Ing more nor les-t than a red her
ring that is pulled across the trail
In order to throw us off the eenl."
ToIIh of .pMillitmeuls
Tit and lag on wnother "lie" a re
port t hut while governor he had
Mppolnit-d only Catholics to office,
the governor amid rrb of "Hani,
lliim.-' direetd at the liaptlst iiiin-i-lrr
on the platform. re:id a long
list t.f his uppofntmen's showing rt
good port ion of protest a nt s a nd
Jews in his cabinet, in the Mute Ju
dirtnry and county officos.
Ornting with vigorous, sleeping
genres and nt times a msu in 1 ng a
crouching position its ho came
down with n jewing of the arm to
emphiKJt u point, the governor
brought hi a1dres to n rb.i-e wph
his itpial for a (ban, const I'ifiive
curtipultf
said.
North,
vonth ai
fair ha
on w.i'f f.
left. MM-1 tin
t;ood-lofd1nH
nilng manner.
b.-n-k in an
iiurtlng on I he
eadv nllle ofl
Himv lYom Knsll
Mrn. Ki Wartuworth nnd n.-ili'W,
Hyroii HoKin, of .MirlilKun Vii).
t,-'y. !nn.. witp in I. Grnnilc sll
iluy ypst'Tiluy visitinK at the honw
of llit'ir counin, .i. Katun. 'I'h'y
vvf-r.- on thir way liome from u
tmir of til'' wit (ni'luilinlf f'atlf
orniii. Ori'Kon anil pans of Wash
ington. Thi-y t li in K l.a (irun.l.- ie
a nir." i!a-'. Th-y nr. InrK- lan'l
oiwi.ru unit Hnck talrl tn tin-
Visitlnx Mollirr
M. A. raulk. of Hat ranifiito. fu.,
nrrivnil here TiiiI) effolti for
a visit with lii mothft'. Mm. I. W.
l-'au Ik. hn liven In Town, lie
experts to remain a month or mrire.
Mr. 1'uiilk lived in l.a (;rannv until
about nine years axo when he
inovnl to the rallfornla city. He
was rar Inspector for the O.-W.
It. & N. rompany ontl Iji nt piffi
eilt etiiploy.il hy tli' rallroa.l In
Siirratnento. Ills father. I. W.
! ran Ik. wan a plonrw of tliin plaee
: hnvtiiK lul.l the first stone louu.la
! tw.ii I.elow the. Oh! town hill. Mr.
T alk note many changes in La
' flrvnde ainre he IIvm1 hero mid
think "It U mljhty nice plc."
A Snfe IMnt'i' It, liny
A Surt I'ln'-c to Have
You can meet your
ends nicely its y t u r
ntiiiflilitir fines hy piactic
ina I lie s
K( 0N0.MY ST0UK
I'KICKS
In addition to our
eve i y-day low prices, we
aru niakinj; drastic re
ductions on every article
in the store in order to
unload before moving to
our New Location on
Adanih Avenue, some
day next week, where a
new front is now heing
put on in the Huntington
llttildin opposite the
Star Theater. Watch for
our opening announce
ment. Economy Store
Wlirte Most 1'iviplt. Trflilr
Ml.hael S. Alpell. I'nip.
211(1 ,.hH SI.
Hills Urns.' prnctss of
''tintriillccl Kunslinf
givts llnir fiff,r mi ex
clusive flavor.
I ... .iS
VJ- v;1 . .., 2,a.w h
' SirfUX ' """ '" " '''"i'l'
i if pnnntt hit qruHtt picturt
J JtinrqPhilbin
i . tDonJJvaraco
V A Mia,,, eple of riKhllnK Qju M 'Knoll
in. ii mill h. viiii; women! si il ft '
i QrilliamJIusTin
i ALSO "MKTRO XKWS"
Saturday
Only
Look for the Arab ! It's the sign of the Rcnuinc
Hills Bros. Coffee. That famous rof-e of uni-:
form ilcliciousncss because every berry is roasted
evenly hy 1 1 ills Hros.' exclusive continuous proc-j
ess. No ordinary method of roasting could pro-:
dtice such a marvelous, full-hodied flavor. j
Hills Bros. Coffee is packed in vacuum. All
the rich flavor and exhilarating aroma come to
you intact. Ask for 1 lills Bros. Coffee by name
and look for the Arab on the can.
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