La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 02, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text1 .Wednesday, January 2, 192a LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Local News In Brief )ay In TflocaMt I Mrs. 'P. K. Chaplin, of Jji C ran do, spent today at Telocaset. Mrs. Ida Gordon, of La Gran do. ut Kltfin on business today, Itcoovers 1'rom Miuitit.s- Virginia Shepherd, of Ia Grande, a recovering from mumps. Yom North Puttier- i$ A. I-. Kllsworth, of North Pow- 'fli-r, arrived in l.a Clrando yester day. Ho la nt the Sucujawea Inn. Return From Portland ; Mr. and Mrs. Prank Juckson have returned to I .a Orundo fol lowing: a month's visit in Portland. From Wallow ., 1 Mr. and Mrs, Charles K. Daw son, of Wallowa," arrlve'd in l.a Grande Tuesday. They are- regis tered at tho Sucajaw-ca Inn. TeachvH at Flora Miss Camilla- Slyter, of Tort land, passed through Ia Grande today on the- way to Flora, Ore., where she teaches school. , At Kucajaweo, lull . .Mario Kelsay. of Promise, was church will meet with Mrs. O. W. Aid to Meet The Ladies Aid of tho Baptist Dick Dyklmls ut Ontario Uick Dykhuts, of 1. Grande, is In Ontario for a short visit. VMts lirother Miss Marian Miller, of Portland, is in l.a Grande - visiting faer brother. J. Guy Miller. From Joseph Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Wldhoff, of Joseph, spent New Year's In La Grande at the La Grande hot-il, George F. Bernshed, of Enter prise, left La G run do today fol lowing a brief visit. While here no stayed at the La. Grande hotel. t0 their home from Boise, Ida., Mrs. MoMby Return - Mrs. D. a Mosby and daughter,' Vola Rac, returned to their .Grande home last night from Salt Lake City and Ogden, Utah, where they have been visiting. ( THREE GIRLS DIE IN BLAZE AT MONMOUTH ' IContlnuad from ags 1) I!san (A I a " - - Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Parkinson cUmbM to the window. - A burst and LeoT Cullen - Bryant of LaJof m,M wnen ne broke tho luiMI Orand. returned from Portland prevented Price from entering. this morning. They havto been? spending the Christmas holiday there, - ;,. Five of the girls escaped by jump ing through another window, an other got out through doors. ,. , Two Missing finish Botee Visit ' ; Muybelle Hloan and Lillian Mur- Mh and Mrs. George Burns, ot tin. both of CorvalHs. were-., tho Enterprise, - passed through Ia two girls who were not accounted Grande this morning on tho way, for after the fire, liCftvo Tills MoriilnK tf Miss Wayfe Hockett and Myrnle Clayton, of Enterprise, left La Grande this morning. They were registered at the La Grande hotel. iri.sten-d at the Sucajawea Inn unduy. 1 . in. C'oiiklin Visits Roy Conklln, of Union, superin tendent of schools, arrived in this .city 'yesterday. . f , Mf, llauiiltuit Hctiiiits Wellington Hamilton, of Jai . Grande, left today for Corvallls Avhere, he Is a student at Oregon 'tato college. , : : lU'turn to Inibler 1 Williams Friday afternoon at her homo at Eleventh street in the 1000 block. . From, Ontario Mr. and Mrs. Lylo Ashcroft and Rosanolle Johnson, ull of Ontario, were among those visiting In La Grande Monday. They stayed ut tho Sacajawea Inn. Baby 111 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Htxson, of Vincent, have brought their daugh ter, Willene. to 1a Grande for medical treatment. Mi. Hlxson, .Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Morgan, of Jmblcr. returned yesterday from I returned to Vincent this morning. Portland and Kaleni where they j He is a, section foreman. Client the holiduys with friends and ( . ., ' relatives. Miss Cornelia Hansen, of . La Grande, has returned to Whlfman fcnllcRe at Walla Walla, after vls jiinw in La Grande during the noil- 'aw for rniverhlty j.MisH Ruth ltramwell and Miss Bttulirlle Kitchen, of 1,41 Grande, leu yesterday for Eugene where lliiey attend the University of Ore. gftn. Miss Kitchen is a sophomore. In Calcutta-- Mrs. t W. P. McAdory. or La Grande, is In 'Culcutta ut present and expects to remain in India until tho middle of February, ac cording to, word received from her. Mrs.. McAdory is on a round-the-world voyage. I Mrs. ;Ixave for College :t M luxes Jean and Helen Williams Mi. Monday for Eugene to sturt second, term ut tho University Oregon where they aro stu- hits. - .- n i : U I-'.. Sanner ijeuvew : I A. E. Sanner, of Nampa. Ida., (t today for his home. Mr. Han- m; conducted an all-day meeting It the local Nazareno church yes- trd:iy. :s to i:n torn rise ' . t V-rn. Warnlck, of Enterprise, as.sed through Lu Grande this norniiifr on the way. to his home l om Portland where he hns bnen JflH'iiding a few daysv i ' i fo -Make Home Hew , v ,jkMr.M. t-lyde Alyersnd ,lajijKhter; :f(Il j-Wanna, 1 o'f near Sumihervllle, ihavc moved to Im. Grande where 'tliy will make their home. L AVunna school. attends Central I At grudc Return to II ohm- Mrs Marie Enbergo and Roy Enberge and son, Don, re turned to their Baker homo this morning after visiting for several days In La Grande with Mrs. John Cunliffe. . V. B. A. to Mf-oC ' ' ' The W. B. A. will meet tomorrow evening at ,7:30 o'clock ufthe I. O. O. 'F. hall for Instullutlon of of ficers. All members and officers of the order and tho new officers of the West way club aro invjted to be present. ' Married Here Miss Edith Curtis und Theodore L. Thorn us, Iioth of La Giandc, were quietly married ut the Pres byterian man so several days ago, the Rev. J. Georgo Walz perform ing the ceremony. They were; ac companied by Mrs. Susie Putin and Alex Avons. - . Visit La Grniiriu Daulileiw- - Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hmlth, of Baker, have been visiting their uranue. mi, smitn returned today to-Pine Creek where he and Mrs. Kinlth are living, ut present. Mrs. Smith will vday In La Grande for another week. - Visits MIsm Parsons Mts Isabel Errington. of Port hind, who has been visiting Miss Mary Gould Parsons in 1a Grande, left last night for her homo. Visit lYom Milton Among the out-of-town persons who spent New Year in La Grande wero Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Harris und Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Harris, all of Milton. leaves for College William Miller,- student at Ore gon State college, left yesterduy morning for Corvallls to begin his second .term's work following a va cation spent In La Grande. Hero From Pendleton Mr, and Mrs, Lee Renfroo. of Pen dleton, have lert La Grande follow ing a short visit. While in this city they stayed at the La Grande hotel.- . . . ' . , . whero they have been visiting Mrs, Burns' brother. Luther Smith. To Return Today Misses Pert ha and Garland Thompson, of La Grande, aro ex pected to return' today from Seattle. Wash., whore they have been visiting their brother, 2, H. Thompson. Haro Now I daughter Mr. and Mis. T. H. Blackman, . The girls who escaped wero: Elisabeth ltybnlck, of Gresham, Ore. Bessie Webb, daughter of W. D. Webb. The Dalles. Bessie Ennla, daughter of 8. Nl, Eunis, 76th Street and 65th Ave nues, Portland. Alice Wallace, daughter of Mrs. Dora Wallace, Woodland, Wush. Myrlhene Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Martin, Gate way, Ore. OludVH XlrPlltilww flu nirlilnt Jif of liland City, are tha parent. ofMl.g-;a. x MoCgm8cy, 1!j!j3 WlU a bitby da uglitor born at I o'clock 1 o, reet ortHn j tUi. mornlnif at their home. The- Allc' O80n 'UlluBnt()r of T M, uu, .8i. """ Oaon. Gateway Oro. eltrht boura too lato to bo a New Year'a baby.. Lena pi. Gee. Hweothome, Oro. , lorothy Wnllnco. duuehter of Mra. Alnsworth Wallace Mint, Ore. Veda Johnston, daughter of Mrs. Anna V. Johnston, Blrknfeld, Ore. - . Heulnh Thomas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. 1). Thomas, S07 Princo- VInU Uatutlitoiw ' ' .. , Mr. and Mrs. K6y Keats Terry, of' Portland, have been In I -a Grande.' visiting their daughter. Mary Jane Terry, and Mr. and Mrs. John 8.1 ton street, Portland, Hodgin. . Mrs. . Hodgln , and Mrs. Terry are slaters. Mrs. To rry re turned Monday night and Mr. Ter ry returned to his home last week. Wllnia Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Ilukur, Monmouth. -I Ore. ' Irene Stevens, jiiuRhter of W..J, Clulidlno ii-rth VIsllH . (Muuillno Gerth. of l.otln. who has been visiting !n ll Grunde, has gono home. While here she was registered at the I.a Grande hotel. lUtevepsj laurel. Ore. J Kuth ! Uhuzer, Madras, Ora. for a fair catch, was recovered by! the Islunders and allowed them to' koon the ball In Oregon's territory! for tho greutor part of tho first i period. Hawaii attempted many passes but completed few of them. I Two runs for Is and 81 yards wero made by Husty Holt, Hawaii halt back, to feature the period. , ARREST MEN WHO HELD UP GREULICH '(Continued f rem Pane 1) nue and ho confessed, they said, tu participating In Jho holdup,.-. They found a roll or bills qn his person, also. Ho was brought to the city building and tho two were safely behind tho burs less than two hours after tho robbery occurred. The fresh fall of snow was. lu reality, tho undoing of he two youths, as ' It was . comparatively easy for policemen to follow their tracks. After they left tho Arcade, they wero'-Been to dodgo around tho back of tho New Koley building und their trucks were picked up on Jefferson und Fourth Btreet. Mr. Groullch rains to his ofrleo In tho Arcado early this morning nnd was working ut his desk. Leav ing the offleo momentarily ho en countered a man standing In the rest room on the inosznnlnc. "Whut do you want?", he uskod. Kor. ans wer, the stranger thrust forward what appeared to be a gun, con ceuled In tho pocket of hi ooat. Ho wore a black mask over his Xuco. Tuuk Currency Mr, Greullch, uluvated his hands and the other, frightened and uncertain of what next todo, backed the theater man Into his otfice, then took the currency (rein tho safe, , Then the other appenred, and tho two tied Mr, Greullch, com pletlog the task hurriedly and 'falling to got hint securely bound. As tlil'y left tho theater, Mr. Orou 'Itctv escaped from the ropea and hurried out, Just In time to seo them go around tho corner of the Now Koley. He guvo chaso but they eluded htm und ho thought at tho timo they hud escuped in a car, Orowtl Gatliera Officers were quickly called and a crowd ' of cltlxcna gathored urouud the theater, as tho police men and deputy shorlffs guvo chase. , Shortly afterwards tho trunks wero found that led to tho capture. Police officers said Just before noon that hearings would bo bld upon order of District Attoraoy Carl Helm. . Byug was arrested about tw years ago followlnv s reiJUjry at the Arcade and. after admlttlnif . the burglary, was examined and sent to the state hospital (or tha Insane at Pendleton. Only recently he was released (ram the Institu tion. Ho wrota-sotae mystifying letters to the police about thrca year ago which he signed "The niack Kaglo" and which caused some little stir at the time until the Identity of the writer was as 11 1 MlJil 4 SHOES MOSIERYjl I VJ1 Itrlurnetl to rciidleton Maurice Waltz left yesterday for Pendleton after spending the holi days In l.a Grande visiting his sis ter, IOlois Waltz, und grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Gibson. lic;ft, This Mornings 'ilr. und Mrs., W. G. Hcott lert this morning for their homo In California after coming hero to at 1 Vnut Vna l Hui TW Dr. Lcwil Wilkes, of Lr Grande. ,.!,t..? ey.. yj"' uT'l MISSING OIKUl vovsu and, lr. L-rcnch: Or. Yoifng and V. SVf"1?; Ju"- A. Dr. Wilkes were classmates lit tho W'"" Maybella Sloan und Miss University of Oregon . medical , Lillian Martin, studeiits of Oregon j school. Both, are eyo. ear. nose and 8!"'-9 formal college who wero I throat specialists. ,v.v. . 1 rlterd at h bourdlng houso , - jwhlrh.hnrn.il at. Monmouth last .lack Guolklxe Lravoa--. - '. J nrgnt-were touna aure at tnoir Jack Coolldge left yesterday for. homes near Corvallls toduy. Missoula.---Mont., where he Is a ' student at the University of Mon- ' ASKS INVESTIGATION tana. He has been spending the!, SALEM, Ore.. Jan. 8 (API holidays In (.a Grande, with hlai governor Isaac L. Patterson, acting father nnd mother.' Mr.- nnd Mrs. i chairman Of tho board of re H'. K Coolldge. ' . . , J gent of the Oregon normal school Mrs. Eiiiim Grady, ot-L Grande. I n urruunuiii .... i . ,i.t u i whlrh thrnn nnpiiin will nsk Htatn Kirn Maeshnl Plum i A. .Lee . to Investigate tho clrcum- tlio firo in tend tho funeral of their grandson, returned to this city. Sunday night- inree normal seiiooi sm- , lillly Gordon Spencer, Infant son arom cainornia wnero sne has peon ' ".7 -" v " of Mr. and Mis. Jay B. Spencer. Owen Prlio I.i Owen Price. of I.a Grande, left visiting. Mrs. Grady spent thot Monmouin last nignt. Christmas holidays In .Sacramento J . " with her children. Miss Ellen Grady(r(j WOF RCLQMQ Monday night for Eugene where hoj Mlra Grady Is a nurse there. In . is a Junior In tho school of Journal-j Sun Krnnclsco Mrs. Grady visited Ism at tho University of Oregon. er lrienus, air. ana Mrs. Thomp He visited his motner. Mrs. Maryj8011. t'rlce, auring tno nonauy. lli'liii-iii'il to Si'liool. Jean Taylor left last night for In West Oregon PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. i (API Gasoline wtrs (telling today all the way from 16V6 cents to 21 cents ill 1 .,i C'5Jt 9 7 t3 c c S ' 5 I .. I i ! - P E "3 it a. i $3 , c o 8 e 65 CI.KAHANt'K SALE 20',f off on ull Shoes, . Sweaters and Kutn Coa. 20 off of Self Servleo' Prices Means Heal Saving. ! w E BUY FORT CSS E SELL FOB, , ESS SIKN'H UNION BITTS . Wright's Heavy Part Wool. ' $1.98 : SIKN'K I'MOS Nl'll't ft Wool Full Cut, , Medium mid Heavy Weights..- 1.59, SIllN'H IIIiAZKHs'' ' ' Heavy All Wool, - 1 Fancy plaid and Stripes; , - $2.98 - f 3.29 .. ,. ' HOYS' III, AZ lillS All Wool Sites to ie ..v $2.39 $2.79 i PRESSURE 17nl 11 iii I'VrMii PM lanil Mr. nnd Mrs. L. H. Norton,' of Kaiion, as a result or 11 price war. La Grande, returned this morn-, " stutlun was selling 10 gallons Seattle, Wash. Where 'he will re-i Ing from Portland where they have, nnu tt package of cigarctios lur aujuet his studies nt the University' been- spending tho Christinas 'holM ' l.tfc'v7 i .3 'J. x u 1 i 1 1 . i 11 of WashiiiKton. Mr. Taylor Is alduys with, relutlvcs. -senior at tho university. He has. hoen spending' lite Christmas holi days lu l.a Grnndo with his par ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. H. H. Taylor. I . Q And Women Who Shop for Men v Clint's Clothcry STORE CLOSED All Day Thursday' Preparing ' Indisputably The Greatest Money-Saving ' in La Grande's History. See Our Big Page Ad in Thursday Evening's Observer for Full Details. jlint Cloth i ei 'THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE" County Court MtiOiM The Junuary term'' 'or'county: court for Union county opened to-, duy at the court house. - County Judge V. G, Couch, hnd Comiiiis sioners. W. W. Steven and W. It. 1 .nitlintlnp ntnni ha rt.. r -...lit In. hills and ilolnir oihee mm in. .k'"l' "'"' t moderuto tomorrow. AVINTER SETTLES DOWN FOR LONG . STAY; SNOW HERE (Continued from Page 1) Tomorrow they will arrango the; court docket Knd mako orriclal up-polntmcnt& - j'air unu coiuer wus tne pri-tuc-tlon tor most seutions tunlghuantl ! tomorrow, with heavy tuy light 1 frosts us fur us Central- Floridu. . '! Aiivpis Position Mrs. Cassle Baker, of Iji Grande, hns accepted a position In. tho. of fice of the county recorder s tho court house. ; Mrs. Baker' begun work today. .'' ' ' KANSAS 18 CUM) KANHA8 C1TV, Jan. 2 (AP) Teltiiieratures hero ' may ho ubove freezlng.tomorruw hut mora snow. Hho Is Iskinr ih.t is probable; P. Cunncr, government place of Miss Vera lieatty. who V111 Iwoather oi-ecustcr. said tuduy. T11 leavu Thursday for Seattle. Wash,, I duy's temperatures was nlno do to attend the I'hlt'erslly ofs Wash-'grecs ubove zero the lowest point Ington. Miss Hcatty -Is a senior. reucred by the mercury hero this Her major Is business administra tion. . . Dr. McAdory Itrturn - Krom warm, sunny duys "down south" In Alabama, to the cold, snowy weather of Kastern Oregon. Ir. W. V. McAdory, La Grande Physician, returned last night. He spent tho Christmas holidays with his mother, Mrs. I. W, McAdory, In lllrnilngham, and for the first tlmo In 20 years tho McAdory family. Including Mrs. McAdory and three sons and two daughters, wero to gather for tho Yuletlde season. Dr. McAdory said. His brother, lr. I. H. McAdory. is a professor of vet erinary surgery at the Alabama. Agricultural and Mechanical Arts - college. It. It. McAdory Is prin cipal of a high school. Mra. Cald well, a sister, lives In Bristol, Tcnn.. und another sister. Miss Margaret McAdory attends Columbia univer sity. Dr. McAdory had not been In Alabama for a year and a half and his trip this year took him through tho states which lust year wero Inundated' by floods. The morks of the water on the trees arc still In evidence in tho flood states, ho says. ARMY PLANE HAS CHAN CE FOR RECORD (Continued from Page 1) ' Salvation Army Ends Year's Work The work of the tialvatlon Army has ended for the year l;s. The last splurge of activity Included thut which centered around the Christmas season. Uurlng that time 21 families were given boun tiful Christmas dinners with enough food to lust for more thun one meal, reports Captain Pack, of Iji Urande. Fourteen fumllies were given fuel. Altogether 144 persons were helped. A total of 154 presents were giv en to children. Capt. Puck suys, and L'23 children attended the Christ mas tree program. "I wish to thank all of the La Grnndo people who donated money and gifts to help with the Christ mas work." says Capt. Pack. roporters'were scrutinizing her out ward apparel. Miss Trout carried a package of concentrated food and a bottle of hot chocolate with her for nourish ment. Bhe planned to fly over i.os Angeles and the Kan Kcrnundo vul lcy during tho flight. , Tho present women's endurance record. 8 hours and 8 inlnutea was mado Dec. 20 nt Itouscvclt l''leld, New York, by Viola Gentry. ANOTHER ATTEMPT MAKHHAU,, Mo., Jan. 2 (AP) .Blaine M. Tuihorn hopped off In his open-cockpit monoplane ut X:45 a. m. today In an attempt to establish a new endurance flight record by reruellng In tho air by means of using a synchronized catapulting device. The ground w-ns covered and tho thermometer hovered about 6 de grees above zero when tho Kansas City aviator and his co-pilot, Ixion ard lthlner, took -tha air. No trouble was experienced In getting oft the ground. .KltriS TIMM-'IM'. ;.'- can . he relieved without nit II clne. If you will try tho chiip praclic methods. '. The sp nal noluinn Is the headquarter., of all nervous disorders, und relief of. these can' only bo .obl.nl ne-1 by operating -ill.- tho .sent of the trouble, natiii-ally, v pulniiisnly, and; without fear of thu.,HliKli--et harm resulting. JOIo'ctrlcul treat menls qivell. '.' Consultation Freo. Dn. 3. K. WOOIMCIli S!U Kouintur Ilhlg. Phono 407-W. Itus. IKO-W Honrs 9 a. m. to r p. nt. - (Chiropractic til ls Itosulls) ., ARCADE 3 DAYS .'STARTING THURSDAY W3 Hen Da vies twiilitmi Haines ( IXfl-S', ' - Production lAvrWiTH SAFeTV AT II irinTKiii sssssaini.il iTI af'ili ft II OREGON CRUSHES HAWAII 6 TOO (Continued from Pair 1) 20 -yard line, loHlnff it when It nut y Holt Intercepted a imwi from KHz miller. Hawaii took the air In tho final mlnuU-a of play In a Ii-mt-ata effort to acore, An Incomplete pai over the goal lino gave Ore gon the ball three plays hefuro the game enfd. A fumblo hy Kltxml!l On-Kon halfback, after ho had itlRnalh-d IOKT!.ANI, Ore.. Jan, 3 (AP) Pol. David MorrUwy Dunne, who wa prominent for yearn In rcpnhtlt-an political circles In Orn Kon. died fit hta home here today, itt-d 7l. He succumbed to pneu monia. Kor mnny yum i'otonvl Dunne wtm Internal UrVjfuu. Obituary Funeral services for lillly Gor don Hpenccr, threemonths-hl sou of Mr. and Mrs, Jay H. Hpemwr. who fllfil of hifttrt iJlnfMrt last wi-ck Mire hehj Hun duy st I hi KnoduTaHN tSt Zlnimorman unilcrtuklnir par- evenue col lector for, lors. Private services were held UuiiUuy v. Jim be v 4 burled. Sore Throats! An effectlvo K'U'Kle for sure throat, 'toiiHilltlH and ull sim ple, Infliimmritory uffoctloiiM. M UKXMAi 'JIIHO.AT CiAU- ;m:. This remedy Is widely twert pniontc children us wcll iih Kiown-uiM. It does not dis color or Injure the teeth, llexttll ThroriL CluiBfO is pleusunt to uue. Two Sizes 25c and 50c TIiIh and olher simple Itcxall remedies uro sold exclusively ut Glass Drugs Inc. Tim Iti xall Klmo ha Grande, Ore. BI.IIIM) ' lny llio screens of Jldllvwfioil this nstuiUHlinfl;' tfa 1 y of lalint lakes jml. In tt ilnxllng ph4uio of I'NIuuloiii's lire, lure anil Inu ths. UhvIchI, llullH'sl Vhlort l.'ai'll one nlinb lH siire-flrel Imaglno tluni Uisutbrrt ' ' TODAY - - - Onlv ' ' ".; with 1 v;v; Tom Moore and Senna Owen ' ; in The Underworld The iimlel win hi vli'Wiil from new wiglu llial prrstwt lis tuHMititres in stark it-allty yet with a loiuh or Iwaiwut . . . iiiiik'rslnilliir, : v ii 'HIS LAST HAUL Wig ' rSWiiiin TODAY - THURSDAY 1 6 t'fr'fy-.: of. I, - Also Comedy A smashinir story of a I Lranirsfpr. n trirl and love with action aplenty and ti ' ' 4U..:il.. il Vi; r i. nit ins iiiiuuiiuut X With . " ' -i I June CoUyer Don Tern! Anders Randolf Arthur Stone '! Nigel DeBrolicj ;V Also Oriental Hugs & Topics.