Saturday, January 5," 1929.
LA tVENTNG OBSERVER
Local News In Brief
i Wttitow tin r nn
9 Hillings, of Walloon, wn M I , Urs. I'. V. Holbrook Is VA at her
. Lake Ihhi n it: lit attending the homo, suffering from an titlark of
pcout meeting. liiiluenxu,
. ;- : ' I .
.White VWl- 'Or. Illy Hero
A. H. WhUo, ,of iVndlelon. Is 1 U W. V. I'hy, of Hot T.nke, ts
tlng In this city today, lift uft business visitor in 1 Oiande
t the Sncnjawea, Inn. today.
1au1h 1. Iteeken.
of Portland-.
Tu Vt-M Auut
Muriel Stamper,
a business visitor in this city e arrived hero
tinnt, Jdrs. O.
of Wclser.
IrVont Imbl
Muck and Mussell McCoy, of
Imhjer,' are-visitors Iq 1 Grande.
They are ut tho Foley hotel.
Mrs. il. W (utile 1 1 und daughter.
Norma, of Wn Mown, are visitors
in this city. They arrived yester
duy hint are ut the Koloy. hotel.
Professor Horner ; )
. Recalls Earlr Day
(Continued (rem paca 1
To ltcturu Touljtht
MIm Kornoce Hartenbower, of
tAk Hronde, expect to return to
night to Moscow, Kin., where sho
In u student nt the t'ulversity of
Idaho. -
nets. Yes, the girl tvtr no pretty
Una my mother often fvuretf hst
they would turn my hrnifi.
J The fnmilios of that vu"in)t!iiity
us l recall them trout memory
I were the
day.
; W. II.. Folio wh. of Diiker, la 'a.
iitor lit U Grande today. Mr.
freilAw arrived yeatorday und tu
-staying 4t the Sacajaweo. Inn. .
today ta visit
W. Wanton.
her
' Rron di XVullowu County.
rT Ilmwli Scott, scout executive,
tending the dny In Wallowa
liur towns on business in con
4ion with IiIh work.
Tfwlier Helm
Klrirldfft Huffman, teacher at
Otvenwootl Hfhool, returned to his
school yesterday after an 1 1 hi as
of two week.
Iter at Work
Mr. tllnckhiiro, clerk nt tho
Kotcy hotel, ta hack ut work, Mr.
Itkkckburn was Injured in an auto
mobile ucclditut recently.
I Ves for Cnllcffc
. Jtiek Jmrlriw,' ef T.a Ornnde,
I tji Tiiesdny for Ktiircni' whero ho
la n miiiU'iit nt ttio I'ltiverslty of
Vfeffon.
Hcitirn t Kljck
Mm. Rlma ftewWI, of Kltfln. who
1i:ih Ik'H in I'endh'on vlitlns Mr.
anil Mm. HowminI Ounn, fiaKsed
throuKh thlH city thiu morn law on
way to her home. s
Iteturu Frtnt (Metu
Mint Ihruice Mullen and Mias
Adelaide Mirlkn. of Iji Iran do re
turned vcHtei-day Iroin a vacation
trtn iq Newnort. lortUtud and The
1 Imllea. 1
llloklnnda
'ltottmi
them
, CHvlncmtca
J ( mha
I ItottUCH
I Dunham
rch'
Fowlers
tilth a nut
(landM
tirtiiimoua
t HukIich
I llalloya
: ftloltnaiiit
; Hunu'i-H
1 Jones
I KcUokkh
Knapiu
Koontf
'.adds
' tHHOH
VMoAUfcteri
MclVtwelhi
Mitchell
. - ' - MllKW
: MctttnnlaS
? ' WNkyn
1'roetutnla
How ley.-
Uuwutut
. Surltem
' - Tolla
VundcrinulcnH
,Vatl
When you road thla lonr H.st of
ittatuea Iroin u Kiinmlcy at-ttlcd
LnWtrhhorhood you tuuy wonder how
my teara to write hist eutofry fop
oil tho Fuiirttt ut July for a few . the tMmorver. nnd I have always
HHokn of now. Tho mow was mixed regarded htft axed wtdownow Mr
with huneh-Rrtnu crNim and then , Ortdur) ua one of earth's awectivt
cu hired with huckleberry Juice -angel.
which had tho flavor of IthenUh : ; .
wine, Hoinet lines u Uttlo lemoit To Moel Ttiewlay - '
waa added. j TlMI tVounff Women's Kducatlon
lleeuuao woila were yet In tha ui Auxiliary will meet next Tiioa
iduueer Ktaae they dhl not havo (luy evenln at S o'clock at tho
all the rouviMtlencos we now find homo of Mi-s. H. F, Tyler, coiner
In the home. For examnle they of trtit atrvet and K avenue,
had only enough dlvhca for the i
family. So w hen vtaitors cumc the
children ate at the second tahlo. '
hecaufto I was hroiiKht Ui In tho
Mr. Huron Away
.Major Haljd Huron, of a
urunue. ion rect nuy lor .wm ui, 0(l t.ou,(, nmemll(r thtain thrmmh
Indiana wheit. he waa called-hy ollt n.'.if nr-niu.-v it.u mi.t.i v....
! haw known tlutie m-oitle as 1
knew
the death of his father.
Ta At I cud Funeral
Mr. and Mrs. Imle Cox. of I.n
f; Hindu, left this morning for Ool-
MiHft' lieno Spencer returned
7Ttietda.y to (NirvalUM to begin the
I ild-tflrm nt Oregon Stule college
tmbrr Mho .Ut u freshinnn.
f&ngo Work I.omttoh
: filHrUy StonckiiiK who has been
working ;it the Kronomy Cash gro
cery Ik now nt the tlraudo tfnnde
.:Ment company. . .
aVtiini to Wliitinan
I Miss Mabel Kenntfer. or I.n
Jrandf, has returned to Walla
;Willa, Wash. She in a student
'at Whitman college and Kpent the
holidays In I.n Ornnde with her
LOUUT, flilH. rt., ft. Kruttt'
V.
'vlMltof IVnm Hoi Idiki
Cera Id Sladinan, of Spokane,
'wns tt visitor in Iu flrande yester
day. Mr. Stadrnnn is nt present
BtuylnK" nt Hot Lake, lie expects
to return to the Washington cliy
sometime this mouth.
Small llrtw
The fire depuriment was called
to 22M Find street nhout b o'clock
tfrfterdny afternoon when n small
ftro broke out in n woodshed. The
blnxe iiH quickly exllnrulshed.
Vwty .lillle dnmnffe was done.
iVrre'llot .
v In yeslcrday'a Serve wel ad In
The Observer five iumiiuIh of beans
were listed at 17 cents-when they
should have been lltvd at 47 cents,
mvinLni'M v.-.i mir.ln.l nt 1 r.
cents -when- they should have been I
An cents.
fax. Wash., to attend the f nuer-1
al of Mr. -'ox' brother who died In
California, recently. -
111 or iiu
AUsS - Mahei ' K. Morion,' jk'Jilley
news editor of The- Observer.- has
been eon lined to her home for the
Itt'tmiis to Tech .
Miss Milium Crawford,' of - Suth
erland, 'Ore., returned to Khrln to
day. Miss Crawford teaches near
Klirln und has been spending the
holltlays at her Jiomc.',, '
kist two'daya beA-niiHe of flu. She
Is reported to .be about the- same I
today,
Itoso i'ond fines llonu
Hose I'ond. of Josenh.
throiiKhthls city, this morning on , lolk! r,ulj tmm hi .a.tlrandis
ine way to ner home from corvnillHi .
where she has been visiting her LA GRANDE WINS
pa rents, .mi, ana Mrs. imnieis.
To Arizona for Healtlkw
Mrs. (1. K. Howell and won. T.yle.
of La Oramkv left today for I'lioo
nlx, Ariz., for an Indefinite stay.
i hey are KOimr to Arizona In the tlonal hall, the Kaine scheduled
hope f improving l.yle's health, iheln at o'clock.
! Tlu SumnHiry
them you uould wonder
more how U could be. possible to
foiK-t any ojf. them." I -.may huve
overlooked some of tllf'hv In the
list hut I'can never foiyet .them. ;
ticuiiMie, oib'' I'copJi-. -
I l worueil for inany . of these pco
j lcv and cvqV lfwl V'Mn of
I then htnir iMiniu-li In nliuiMivn ih.ilp
Nfhrclma Uanw. f , l- . hifhlta. As L.Knnv.'older so J VottJU
Tho First Ward lwketball team ! compare -tfiem better nvlth othei-s.
of . the J (Irandc M.r-1. ; A- bus u o.vurrod to me that Mvlt bin' the
sehcduled several KHines for next Pflth i-anwe of mv unnialiihtnoo J
never found- ii people -more en
ulne unfl nob I a M'tnde who In
theli" modest way. could face dif
ficuttles .encountered by 'pioneers
more masterfully than these. And
i I huve felt that the Influence of
it he( i Uvea luft. a- sweet fmKi'ance
i upon mine. Thus I regard my
: boyhood spent under the shadow of
'Satvbuck SeiuUiary." .
Hack of the school bulldlntr boys
week.. .Monday the men will, play
! the Heron d Ward team in the' First
1 Ward hull.-,- On Wednesday . they
nnssed will, n wet -the O.-W. K. & N. ath-
ktyed knucka, John McAllister frceaers. Iwys went up Ml. Kmlly
ufterwurda represi'ntntivo of I'ulon
county, was champion of tha game.
,'OSten the younp folks played
"t'haj-w the INx.' They fell (into
line. The lender ran over tho fol
lowing meaninKlesH but musical
doa;tral:t
'tne-ry O-ry tck-er-y Ann,
t'htl-ts-In phol-es-son, Nlch-olas
Joluij
Juex-y. Qunvy, KtiKlth navy,
:Stiuk-luia. staitk-knn, shoe
leather buck."
When the last word fell to some
one who ran Uke4 , jack-rabbit
over the unfenced sau'f'brush
prattle. The one who cniiKht him
held honors and in turn was chased
by the others.
- - Tin Kprttliur Si-lua!
The evening spclllmr school was
one of the leading events of those
limes. Captains chose sides, and
tile teachers irave out tho words fore 1 knew there was nnvthlntr
fj,oin Welwter's speller. At the first about a chicken to cat. except neck
elilnir maleh that I attended In land ulssard?"
this community. Mr. James McCnll j'l-onehlntf at the seminary was
was teacher. .Miss Sarah Surlier, j usnully soubNllrrtuw. and tho meei
my classmste, won the prle for nKM were well attended. Thero
belnir the bist speller, nnd after- J,v p-Ui-nts and Kmndpai-ents now i
wards the fortunato teacher won Uvlnff who as Iwbes look lacteal I
the hand of the fair youn lady. refreshments duiinx the lonn sr
yountf ffks these days do not mens In Saw buck Seminary. Anions
know what they have missed be;d10 preachers who fivouentml this
cutise of the passlmr of the old-tlmo ! place was Itev. New ton, who with
apellina; school. ! ,(s sister were w Id to be the only
FreltfhiliiH with ox-team was I Itvlnir descendants r pf Sir , Isuue
coinmqn in those ' dnys: and the Newton. There were ' aish Hocl oi
liest ox driver 1 evor, knew was I Jeremiah leunoyerv ltev.' Jtonth,
Albert Oood. He seeipml. to edu- -1 I lev. K. It. Hornelv and J 'ln-Ie IMn
cute his team so that evwy ox knew j KlleXKe. The .lu'st, mettloaed was
'Just. what he was to do. On the . u representative of' lh'e t'hrlstlan
otlur hand many ; diivecs . .used , Chiirch and hii leader hrihe sonir
'TNT UtnKuatte excessively and 'service .waa' -facie' Jeirv SianleO !
table. ti.'t,t 'x,....i.n,... ! Keltner. the man and washer over-
Remodel Interior
Of Playle Statizz
. ))oyle Zimmerman . and Jtia
Stalcup. who teased thtV Tluyle OU
company station at Greenwood ated
lAdamsa few-days axo, have sturte4
repulntlmr and rouwdellnir work
I The remodeling Is confined tu tho
I Interior of the building.
I ...... . ' ,
It Is also announced that THH
lamlty of miulsler. 1 recall the
statement of William -Kliim. son of
the Itev. John Fllnn. M. K. minis
ter stationed In La denude early
In tho sixties. When William and
1 RTew to be men, h" said to me In
a sort o? a confidentkil way. "Don't
j you know 1 was Iti years old be-
fon th.. imtwIuK at lhii.. lalua. Ifeei
In boys, today had advised r?, ' ,n wltl continue to do the wank
porlra that he had taken charRO t 'ntf- J
of his own defense, w hile hia at- rharlcs IMayle and his sonAud
torneys eudeavotvd to vt .women t ..... . .
on the Jury to try the 22-yeur-oM "wv y own the station.
Canadian will remain there- with the new
pannem lor ine next: inree uioniae
Chponic
I
wei't' rriu'l wllb th( whip to llio j
oken thai rouUI n vit 1oav tho
fliKMl H'Oh u( Hhnki'Kpi'uro. Hilly i
oiii. of i-Hpoci . Ci IMcmc. nilnlHit;r
tho Itnys ki'itl iiii or tho HWlmmlng:
link... until tiftm- luiMnir. '1'liln
wi-mmin coiiiu iiiuinii- im- six rli-!UUx u nurt of the wuilnury vlhlia.
Unnu of tin' Munf hfitoi- tlmn Hny roiniiiuiiliy vliiKluir wiih .uaunlly
limn on th- rol. In llloP - duya I.mI hy Mujvr J. It. KrioHV. who!
Ihu nrrlvnl of III. muko In tro lonrm-il to play' tho file ami flat.
UU KijfillllrMl moiv to ua than III i iluilntr flvll Va,i'ilaH. Major KM- 1
aiTivni or u limn in l.a llnuulo (Men loirir waa an clt,i.rlln man
SECOND GAME OF
SEASON, 30 TO 21
(Continued rrom Page 1)
nowadays.
'One of the memorable sights was
i M'ncle Joe Jones" walkhipr rrom j
I bis farm In the neighborhood on a
j Monday mornlnir to Oro I toll where
! he . practiced blucksinlthlnK. 1 ,
J ' A Snow Delicacy :
In- the absence v of Ice-cream
I i :
Ho
tamcht us to slnff and lie held Sun- '
day HChool conventfouM over Oramle
Hondo Valley. He and Mrs. Kel- ;
lOKtr took deep Interest In youmr ,
people w ho In turn- loved to visit s
their home. At the time of Ma-;
jor KelloRw's death my pen traced
its solemn way blindly ihrmfKh"
fj HYkk
v '1
Yi Siutidy llcli. Naltirt
yhen you- lake - chlrnpriicllc
und electrical ti;eatment. Most
chronic- troubles can be ttaced
to 4'iervous illsorileis. Chlro
pcuettc rijfhts these : nei voui
troubles and lyavcs the Kreutcsi
doctor of all Nature free to
fltfht her own case. Let us. tell
you more ubont It. , ,
CousuUat Ion l-'i'eo,
nu. .i. r woohi:m,
lid smiiumr HIiIk.
IMinno 4II7-W. Ite, M0-W
IIiuii-m a. ni. to 5 p. in.
; (Chlroiirnctio ticts ItcmiltH)
a '
U
7 I Z
6 I 3
s i .s
7
l4'as for Mitlfonl
Walter NMtxel left last night for
Medford where he .teaches In the
Junior JMkIi school. Mr. KlUel
has been visiting friends In La
Orando for the last week. . ll
formerly tantrht hero.
lU'tnnt to Wallown
Mrs. L. Fltehett, of Ontario, and
Mrs. J. F. JlanimacH, and child
ren. Theresa anjl Hilly, of Wallowa,
passed through La flrnnde today
on the way to Wallowa where
Mrs. Fltehett will visit Mrs. Ham
mack, who has been with her
mother In Ontario.
FnlerprlM' (UI)
Mannar t
Void (U) F
Becker t 'S) , v....;i..,C
jtubblefir-Id i2)..
Brace (9) ..
S
(JtU La tiran.lc
F t-t)- Wallslnuer ,
A1ii-endl
t". II. Wolfe
..,........J. Berry
Fatten '
... (7) Hitiden
.t2) F. Ne wlin
-tK V. Newllil .
' .......(:' Koe
Thompson :
Knt far prfsr
La '(Ira ml
Sc v , by . QiMirtors
12 3
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IX-
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' lladio Onllnainv
A copy of the city radio aerial
1 - ordinance, w hich was adopted In
If 2a. Is IteliifT piibHshetl in today's
ertlshiK section by the city com-
Ission so that rauio owners may
Ik cotjie familiar with its provi
sions. Decision, to publish the or
ilfnunco was made at Wednesday
Bltfbi's tu'etlns of tho commission.
Stewart I'cnlnKton lsavts '
Stewart IVnlutfton, of La Gvando,
Is leaving tonight for Kujrcnu
where he Is a student at the Uni
versity of Oregon, He Is a fresh
man majoring in pre-law at the
university nnd Is a member of Al
pha 1'nsllon fraternity. He has
been visit Inif his lnothor, Mrs. F.. 11.
Fr'nlnjfton,' in La Orande.
J T-ield baskets: KnterprJse- ',(, Iji
Orunde 13. . '
I i'olnts after foul.' . Knterprlse 3.
li'.Cranile 4. x -
lleferee: Jimmy Kosenbaum. ,
: :-' :
:" Economy i$ Word
There Is Klri'ii-Ui In- shorl, npt
wtvM jhal Kii.v iltinus-econoitileallv.
Farm hnd t'Iresfde.
fSA4 lim .akc
t i A i?roup of La Ornnde men were
;-at Hot Lake yetfterday eveniitfr
i aiteitdtu the monthly meeting of
the Kastrn Oregon Boy scout
council. They were: Charles Key-v-.ttoUls.
It. V. Copsey, K. KtisseU
!cott, Dr. Uay Murphy. A. W. Nel-
aou. Sherwood Williams and the
Tit v. Oliver ItJIoy. '
-.iiterpHse Mvn Hen-
; laul- Schiller, athletic conch
the Fnterprise High school. Leo
f orsythe und Oeorgo Peal,' also of
that elty, camo to La Orande yes-
twday accompanying the basket
. ball team. The Knterprise team
will play at lmbler next Saturday.
Fourteen frames ore on sehedule
Vor the I9i'9 season, Mr. Scliiller
.iviys. -
SfK'Icty to Mte
The members of the high school
girls .Missionary society of the M. K.
ehurch who are on a "Voyage of
fioodwtll" around the world, will
hold their regular monthly meet
ing and pot luck supper at the home
of Miss Kthel Kayre, 177 Walnut
street, Monday evening at , C
o'clock. . . . . -
WE H U Y VOR T ESS
E SELL FOR Lt ESS
RUBBER
FOOTWEAR
l-Vir tltr .WIhi4 l-'aitllty
Men, Women mimI litlitn-il
Jill's HI HI,.KS
$1.00, $U3, $1.75
tVKUsll,:H
52.45 -$3.13 .
$2.95 - $1.45
WOAil N'S lll'UKMIS
75c, 85c, $1.00
.KI'.AXISII MODJ'X AMI
' Vltfil'KK . .'
$1.79 - $2.43
y.H-i'Kiis ao t i vK.tiH
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Compkic lines and iilllc.. I
MEWtDPKbTPJ
New XNm Signs
Several new neon signs havo ap
peared on l.a tirnnde business
houses and ' of floes recently. Dr.
K. A' IIliipTmrt. In tUts 'Knmmur
a I I., it.ll.it T A M Vlafl n,
pany and the Moreloek garage ure
Included among th owners of tho
new signs.
-"tla l.a fi ramie IVrrltory '
It. V. T.and, of Portland, sales
territory man for the Oeneral Of
j - W1 .'-Kiiuipinent cortoratlon, tleft
f'-sterday following a bimincss visit
Jin Ibis city.. Mr. land's territory
will now Include the La Grande
.ifdlstrlct. He has beon with the
Wjdiulpment corporation for the last
years but has not been In Iji
vMirando since 1!21, he says.
4r
Honor Itoll
lusa Ansnes and Francis V.
Inonli rf I n '..nniln n n 4 ten
ffi'of the 25 men who are named on
tho honor roll of the University
of Oregon , for the fall term, it Is
tinnounccd by the registrar. To be
etbrthle for the honor roll n stu
dent must not receive a grade low
er than a II in any subject., Both
it ho 1-a Grande men hud exception
ally high averages. Ansnes Is In
the second year of Ijjs law course
at the F.tisMie Institution. He Is
a member of Phi Helta Phi, nntion
jel law honorary, and Phi Helta
'-jVheta. national social fraternity.
loblnson is a senior in psychology
aud a member of Sigma Nu. social'
iifraternlty.
I. "
(;o to Kiiteririsc
Mrs. lslle Wiley, of Hamcr.
Ida.. Mrs. K. K. S'hmldt. of Mon
tesano. Wash., ami Gladys and
Thdma Kdgmond. of Seattle,
Wash., passed through La Grande
this morning on the way to Knter
prise to see their father, K. Kdg
mond nnd their brother, John Kdg-mond.
Mr. Wlsslcr to Portland
Gtistny Wlssler, of La Grande,
will leave tonight for Portland to
attend the annual convention of the
Mutual Life Insurance company ef .
New York to be held Monday, Tues- j
dny nnd Wednesday, cf next week.
W, J. Green, of Fnlon; K, It. 1
Wright, of Baker, nnd Mr. Curf
mnn, of Ontario, will join Mr. Wiss
lcr in Iji Grande for the trip.
Xavy Officer 11cm
A. M. Pflughanpt, of Portland,
navy recruiting officer Is in La
Ornnde where he will be until Mon
day for the purpose of Interesting
youhg men in the navy. Tonight
at the Arcade theater two one-reel
pictures will be shown depleting
navy life. One of the film titles is
"Shacks of the Navy." Mr. Pflugb
aupt will conduct preliminary ex
aminations for enlistment in the
navy during the next few- days.
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CLOSING OUT
GETTING 0UT-
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'THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE
SUNDAY
Only -
Gail Windsor
BWWW
jfe diver tini comedy cP a (fr yfao iurntd
bottle of Ptfoiidc MatbiitA f foetunfty.
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News.
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i .rf
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Each Lady Present oh
CMNAMGHT
receives one piece FAf
Attend regularly an4
secure a complete -set
SEE THE
DISPLAY IN
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Every Tuesday Night
Starting; Jan. 8
i
SUNDAY
Only
TF toughing was a prison of-
teH.se. you'd all be behind bar
after seeing thi curat dy scream.
Take a hiok at it, and see why
Ii road way howled at it for
I months as a stae play.
Lew
CODY
Ailcen
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TODAY
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