La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 11, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, January 11-.-1U29.- LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pare FlTt Local News In Brief Mr, led better ltd urns W. It. Ledhcttcr, of this city, re turned from Salem yesterday. J I In Ia t.rtuldo far Day- Airs, b. K. I loch no, of Knmolu, Is spending the day in this city. Mrs. All Hit Coma Mm. It. .Ml Hit, of Pendleton ar ylved In li Urande-yesterday. Air. Ml I lor Is l the Foley hotWv , . Mr. AlaterMin H. (r. Alasterson, of KIkIb, ar rival hero, tot lay. Mr. - Maxti'nton iH registered at the Koley . hotel. lr. INhut I-Yoiu Dnktr ' Al. II. Potter, uf Jinker, 1h visit ing In i'iIm y tmlay. Ho is stay ing at the Koley hotel. HV Mr. Al, fr Itnvmmid Observer 'orrespondent ) PONDOSA, Ore.. (Special) The of fleers -elect, of Medical Springs grunge journeyed to Alissourl Flat recently for a Joint Installation. Wlngvllle, Missouri i-'lnt and M .Il eal Springs instulling ihelr officers, M. R. Raymond and 1. H. I.owry Mi!.. Murray Om.km J .ere n 7, ' P""'"1 I Mllo Murray, of Knterprlso, I ! " a-rWtnr in 1-a Onin-lo today. H j '"" rofr.hiiio..u wcro sorv,- I t at tho I'oloy hot.-!. i sooi"1 ,,our -nuy"V A"0,,t i . . ; low grangers were present. - The Trait Dulldcrs and Blue Milium People Visit- .Mr. and Mm. C. A. Floser, of AHnain, nro visitors In 1a Orahde j today, ' , Medical Springs Of fieers -Elect Are Installed Royal Baby: II. Ilnyrs Visits l H. Hayes, of Pendleton, ar rived In l.a (irunde Thursday for a short vlHft. JIu Ih staying at the Koley hotel. Iti-nl KMnlo 3Iii ocs R. A. Wagner, of Portland, real rut a t man. went to KnterprJseithls morn in r. Ho hus been In this city since yesterday. Mr. OMm Visits- - party and weiner roust Sunday j evening. About HI boys and girls j wore present, - the party lasting iruiu u..vi until a o rmcit. It. W. Vn-1 Klcet and da tighter. Here for Hfty K earns II. lleasty, of Wallowa, 1 who Ih employed by the telephone!. ' . Ut (imnde yesterday. Ho I(lso rotunuMl from A bany Snnday en visited his brother. J. P. Heay. ! hj they had Hpe.U io Hull- Mr. Iloko Visile . .Mar Hoke, of Pendleton, Ih wkIs tered In l.a Grande at the Satiijn-t-t Inn. He came to thin : t ity ThiirMday. Mr. Harris Here Itoyal HarrlK, of Pendleton. Is a visitor in l.a Grande today. 1 Air. Harris arrived yesterday and Is a jenost at the Saeajawea Inn, ; JYnih Montana Ut 10nterrlsv MIkm Atire Clark. pf . ifavj, Mont., has jrone to Knterprlne. From there she will uo to the Jin naha river n-Klon to visit her cou sin. .Mrs. I'erry WarnoeK. t IteniriiM I'rum I'ast-o Mrs. t. K. Ciiineron. of Kl(fln, Li;4ssed through l.a Grande on nw way to her home from Pas co. Wash., where she has been vlsltlmc her daughter. Mrs. 0. A. Mvklehoxt and her sister, Mrs, H, J. Kverett. Mr, Hockey Visits ilaildeti C. Itorkey, of Portlnnd, rnresentative of the General Mot ors corpnrntiou, wan a., visitor In l.a Grande Wednesday on business, -Mr. itoeky was rueently graduated from the rniverslty of Oregon. Mrs. Crawford Kctiim. A I rs. .1 ( di n c rn w f o r d , of Wa 1 -Iowa, pnssed throunh l-a Grande i his moridng on the way to her home from Povtlimd where she has .Men visit lnr her father and rnoth ft: .Mr. and Mrs. I). Aladden for the last two weeks. Hil her JHes . . 1 .eonan) 1 1 utrlilnson. of N'orth Powder, and Mrs. GoorRO ITtcocle, of t 'orvallis, ure in La Grftndff called by the death of their fnthei, Mr. Hutchinson.' Mr. Hutchinson kind, Mrs. Htcoek nre ot tho Foley fhotel. Itjiaee AHer Gnme A dance will he held In the First Ward UecreallonaMiRll-of the At. I. A. tonight immediately follow ing the basketball game. All mem-, hers and friends of the Ar. T. A. 'are invited to attend. Proceeds will go Into tho Kecreatlonnl hull fund. Mory Hour At the children's story liour to he held tomorrow morning at - 1ft o -clock at the elty library, Miss Gertrude Wagoner, children's lib rarian, will tell the children's 'fav orite stories. At the last story hour the children voted, on 'the stories they like best. M C. T. V. to Meet The w. c. T. V. will meet to morrow afternoon at 2:3 onloek in the annex of t he Christian church All officers and members of the organization are Invited to be present. A special Invitation Is extended to all persons Interested In the work of the union. days. The trip was made by auto mobile and Rood time made until they encountered a snow drift be- J tween hero and Telocaset, where .Mr, Nelson to Wallow A. ,. Nelson, of San Itafnel, Cnl., tinning crWry fquii.mnnt coin.!"ey Wf! tort rt' iwny. wont to Wnllovva tl.bt morn- tUo""- Thojr wt-y forced o tn.n . jnnl iro Ijnrk and uroiintl by way ' ' ' ' ' ' of ,,nk',,' -' ' ' ' ,r V1 j, ..,,V " .- Mls' Mario Conloituo. ti-aolior of m i I it' J ! 3 -y I; (she would not he hound hv the treaty. This Is whn Great rirHaln says Is not la the treaty and she reserves ctmiplete freedom of ac tion. Nfnre PHclfMrt ' "And the mollyeoddles of this eottutry say wo Bhall sit iillet and 1 Hot j.prdeet the .Monroe Doctrine iso some Hotttli American country twill sIrh tht treaty." ! If this country Is ever destroyed, SAT lit HAY PUGG It A MS ! Heed declared, it will he done by The Nutiouul Droadcastlntt eom-llhe pacifists who "un around nhout -puny program for Saturday night J the pacifists, who "go round follows: tt to 7, special program; mound shouting 'peace,, potter, 7, dance orchestra; s. carnival; 9, 'peace, when there is ftn peace of i roldeii legends; Hi. big show. the kind they are talking about." The American Hroadoasting coin- ny lwnB, mr nuuruny " Km IMPHKKSlOX OP TIU.fT i follows) 7 to 8, light opem selec- i wuuuvisTrty i... n n. ;:halrtiKin Heed of the special sen : tlons; 8, Neapolitan itlvhu; - i . limit p un'iipmru. ... .... " , jam committee wnicn investigaten , KKX Portland (ll$Akc) S. mu- lno KuknIiiii and Aloxtenn fraudu . steal comedy; 8:Za, news, frolic; i(,n documents told the senate to good eltlei.shlp: A Ih'. j(v hw nm ti vtMll( impreKslon" J , KHIr Salt luiko City tlUrtkc) l(lm, Huittn from the Amec M'; 8, feauire; a:30, danro ,,. .mi,,Mv i Mavi,,, ,llui .viiinh ' I ... a In ihs Artinntllliui'i nil ! had boon stolen by a disloyal sten ographer In the embassy, , . T, V. Convention To Be in Seattle According to member of the f-a Grande-Halter Typographical union tho 129 I. T. V, convention will be held In Seattle, Wash,, and Kent tie Is burning that every un ion In the Paeltlc Northwest shall have r share In the welcoming and entertaining of the convention. ! , Plans are being made for tho national session, which will also I nt tract delegates from v Canada, particularly Mr It is h Cidumbla, j Although It has not been decided j definitely. It Is hollered that a delegate or two, will attend tho ' convention from lv Grande Or Maker. music KJ It- Seattle (UTttkc) 7. meto dles: Jt, otidiestra; 9, AMC, frolic. KGO Oakland (7!ftkc) 6, NHC; i. sports; S:lfi, Niu KOA Denver tSSOkc) 0, NIlO; S, Hunduy school; 8:30, dance or chestra. KOI. Seattle lS7.0kc) , musjo. SESSION OF CONGRESS IN APRIL SEEN who Is chairman of the commlltwt on Insular pessessions, had nrgel Air. Hoover to go to Porto Klcrt. He said If the president-elect went tit Havana and omitted to ciul tit Han Juan the Porto I Henna, would feel thut tl!V wee wum'ttliut of outcast. ;. f ?. Senator Vandeuburg, of Michi gan. mult a brief call at the Hoov er hcadiiuurters hut dee lilted to say what, he Jtad talked to the president-elect about. He did say. how ever, that Michigan wan urging nn particular appointments to the cab inet. , - the prcniHry grades-returned from her home at Kugvne Sunday after noon. i! - - Air; and Mrs. At. E. Oreenough i . and children, Myron, Alvln and ' Gene, and Miss Opal Ileichel, of . morning where tliey will visit their reliitlvcs, . mopibers of tlie C. G. Itows.er family. . KcaVti for Snlin Symttor and Airs. Colon It. Kber-! hard, of this city, loft last night1 for Portland and McAUnnvllle where they will visit before going rooms and a set of historical maps purchased for the Upper- grade room. . The Itelief society, an organisa tion of the 4. IV S. church, met with Airs. 'Carl Johnnsen Tuesday ttiternonn. A business-session was field, after - wlifeh a lvdigous les son wus studied. I he membrs on to Salem for the opening of!.. ,' . ' , ... . , , . . . t"-ii nH hen iu it iimii iim society ocon Icglshituro next Mnn- . ..... ' the Oregon legislature next Alon- day. Air. Kberhard Is senator from this district. , . Is making. itefreshmentsi served by Airs, '.lohanscn to tne 1 H women present. Afis. W. W. (tray returned Sat urday from linker where she had To !k llostesses - tAliss Maliel Dotv's First Meihn list Snndav school clnss will be "-n one. r the triplet, Allldred hostess to the Junior department lyctte, fnr medical treatment. The Friday evening at o'clock. Tho Hu,p onft iH """ 'V yr W nl party will he In the nature of an t,,lH ,s Ihc firsltlme any of them indoor truck meet and all boys and ' h,iM ,IUtl to vls,t -1ftr. She was girls and teachers of the depart-I f!,',r''il' fl"1 llu inrwtlon. but tnent ure cordially InVlted to nt-j lfi reported to he much Impioved tend, - , v , , ' 1,1 t,l's lmp ' - j Airs. (V l' Turner returned from Dairymen Moot- linker Alonday when- she has been Tho I'ninn County Dairymen's since Christinas with Aim. Ada association will hold Its regular Jinmcrsly. Air. Turner's sister, who monthly meeting at the city hall has been seriously ill. Alonday, Jan. 14. A number of ( Mrs. Clarence Ktephensen and important subjects are to be nnn ,bvo daughters returoed from Her slilered pertaining to the Improve- miston Sunday where they had ninnt of the dairy Industry In ln- visited with Airs. Stephensens par Ion county. Several speakers will cuts. Air. and Airs. ( b Wright be present and all members nnd since1 biftue f'hrlstmhs. dairymen are urged to be present. Visitors from linker at the homo of Air. nttd Airs. Alerton Dennett -To Attend Meeting . Sunday Were, Airs. . F. A. Dennett, , Air. and Mrs. . Harry Pktss. of mother of Mr. Dennett, Mrs. A, near irilgard, went to Dakar this Mathews, sister of Air. , Hennelt nnd morning to nttend tho wool grow- her husband, uIko Hnlph Dennett, ors meeting'. Tho Oregon convert ' nephew who Is visiting in linker tim will be In session there today from Klamath Falls, and .tomorrow. Air. I'lnps has n Air. and Mrs. Hardy D. .Murray, iflSS-aure ranch 'near HMgard , "of rnity. Visited" Friday at 'the. which he purchased this fall from ' ranger slntinn with Air. and Airs. Dill Sallng. I.loyd At. Jtnly. arid attended s grnnge at. Allssotiri Flat in tho evening. .Mr. and Airs. Jtnly form erly lived In-lnlty and the Alur Mill Quito 111 . Mrs. F. A. Dathrop, of Portland, daughter of Charles Alalboeuf, of rays uro friends of long standing J.a Grande, is still qtiho III at her home In Portland, according to re ports received by; Air. Mulhocuf from Mrs. Mulhocuf . XKA Tokla Hurra Fills little lndy Is Princess Shlgeko rent-no-mlyn. baby daughter of the Mil per r find empress, of Jnn:lli, It is thr .ifflritil photopiupli, tskeiv on the occasion of her thl.d hlrthdny, wiiidt wus culcuiutcc l-cccittl . COLDEST WEATHER OF WINTER SEEN FOR MIDDLEWEST (Continued from Png 1) had been depleted through I linen. Detueen in and 1 per cent of the city's tudiee furee, railway workers, and street car and mtdor bus employes were on the sick list. Five to la per cent of the staffs of the larger department stores were absent from work. .Motor ambulances were so over worked that they were able .to transport only the worst, cases. (It was thought ihnt It -might be nec essary to use schools and other public buildings for temporary hos pitals unless the epidemic abated soon. The city health department said, however, thnt the death rate had been comparatively low nnd professed not to he hlurmcd. Much fiilliienvut . t . After Ht days of severe frost there has been a serlotm outbreak of Influenza in Glasgow.. Scotland. Thousands have been taken ill a ltd fhese Included many public, serv ice workers. Zagreb, Jugoslavia.1 reported many Influenza victims and it was slated that tlie epidemic was wide spread in tho western pari of thut country. '' ! HcsNcrahln has been visited by n violent snowstorm which result ed in untold hardships among tho peasants. Twd. ' peasants were found frozen to death In a field. Snow today 'covered most, of Knglnnd. Tramway, postal nnd po lice service was seriously affeqted. I'ltOIII IXCDF.AKF APPIlOYr'.D WASHINGTON. Jan, 11 (AP An Incrense of $2&t0(ifl,plM In tho fund for prohibition enforcement wan nnnroved today hv the senate tariu science: ; :au, camp tiro kinn.v appropriations committee. . boy scouts: to li, dance music.-' K KPO San Fnuielsco (tIKiikc) 4 - - - - -; : N'ltC; 9,'dam:e hahd; 10, ND; 12 'ri-l CltKATINO PHKOMKiAli to 4 a. in., review. : . , h H:M AND IXHt l( KK V APOItl II !t KOW ; Portland .02kc) , 0, ' XDC; s, .orchestra; 9. NDC. . ' j AlDmugh tho fin Itself In; not so KFItC San Francisco, (fltftkc) ',serlous as In msv, authorllles stress ; n. organ: 7, chain:-!.' o-chestm; the Importance nf taking ,rviy I 10, Amos and Andy,' ort'hestrii to possible precaution for fear or the ;.,-:,M ',' ' J cotnpllcaltnns which Invade (ho ia)MO-.Hentttel.a(kc)-.ff. N": VWekened , system , alter it" flti.ttt , J. orchestnt; ti; '(tnartoViltiets, or- . ' . " i ' . chestra; 11; nows; 11:16 todl-HO, Tiey urge, ' especially, prompt OIX:!,::(;i.?: !Miw',r - X ; . r'titment of every cold, as colds , ... .... -, .....ni wm'nv; - : Hi. entertainers, pltvno solos; 9, illustrated news; 10 to II, orches tra. I V A San Francisco 1280kc) , news: tl: 15, entertainment: 7, ADC. KFI I .oh' Angeles G!Dkc) R. lower the body reHlHtniico and . inake It erudur for flu or pneti . monln to get a foothold. ! That tln p:iblle Is heeding Hits warning Is Indicated by the phe ; nnmeii.il in mo us ' eternal tifiit- MIC; K, studio; 9. concert; 10, symphnneltc; II, frolic. KHJ--I.OS Angeles (flOOke) 0, organ; G:4b, news; 7,. music, or chestra: 9, merrymiilters; o to 12, danco orchestra. Klig Spokane (MiOke) 0, NDC; !, music, sports; 9, NI1C; 12 to lZ:Ht', happy caravan. KNX' I -os Angeles (JOHOke) G, music; 7:30, feature, mdio skit; 10, orchestra; 1 to i n. in., mid night express. KFON Long Dench ( 12&0kc) fl:0f, entertainers; 7. Hawaiian trio; X, nhl-tlme songs: K;an, band; 1 1 to 12, orchestra). MrlMOItlAI, nruv Al 1 1 .WAl'K UK, Wis. Wisconsin Is Imfhllng a great war memorial hi which there will bo n block of stone from each state of the union. 'SUIT IN" PAKTY IIIXD , Allss Johnson to .4ave ! AIIkh Annetta Johnson, of l.a who is in Grande, will have Sunday for Portland with her daughter. Airs. Salem to attend the session of the Ijithrop has been- ill for several Oregon legislature. weeks. SF.ATTI.F.. Wash. Alaga-lno. photos of news events.' Jellies, pas-trli-8 and a miscellany of things wns collected for a legion "Party for Shut-ins." REED SCORES TREATY 'FOR ' WORLD PEACE (Continued from Pk 1) the I'nltetl States. In five hours j time ho declared, Groat Drltaln j could destroy -the Pnnnma Cnnal, t "And In the negotiations for this treaty," Hemitor Deed shouted, striking the map with his pointer, "Great. Drltaln reserved Ihese. os spheres of her interest. In which HI NDDI DS IV "Ml I'I'IX" PA1LDK Crl firgoo" Honored Carl Gregory. senior - in the school of journnllsm of the Unl-I HOHOKKN. N, J.--Joseph Hns- verslty of Oregon, has been hon- cnforder post No. 118, tlie Ameri ored by election to the office of ca l-cglon, staged a "muffin" president of tho university chapter lffi In which hundreds In vnrl- f of Sigma Delta Chi, International professional journalism fraternity. Air., Gregory's homo is at Wallowa. i Skating Pond I-'IcmkIciI The O.-Wi pond, w hich Is being sensed fur Ice skating this year, wns 8 Hooded yesterday and is reported to be In fair shape, although after a sU .iters wear off a few rough pots, it will be flooded again so to put it In perfect condition. I ho club invites all skaters to tnk ),.;rt In the fun. vr otitn; Girls Appoliitiil 4 Mint ltuth Drnniwell. of Tai iGcHnde. and Allss Virginia Hunter, 1 of Wa 11 o w a . w ho a re p h.-d ges o f Alpha Thi Omega sorority at the .1 niverslty of Oregon, have been named managers of the Oregaim circulation drive for their house. y rho drive is an all campus affair iWith rnnrnSf.nlnllvfte nnnnlntrH f (if -a eh. house and living organlza 'A ion. ous costumes took a part. GADSDV TAVKUV A SIIItlVK ALKXANDItlA, Wis. Alexan dria Post No. 24,. the American Le gion, has opened club rooms in the historic Gadsby's tavern which It lift to Daker Mother iTovlnrlal Derniulette. of Pendleton, and Sister Denno, of ls Jestorlng as a shrine. Pendleton, school superintendent of tho Sisters of St. Francis of the Northwest, have been visiting at Sacred Heart academy In THi:i:s PDANTKD WASHINGTON. I. C Nineteen in of n series of trees planted along Grande. This morning they went sixteenth street In honor of tho to Daker to visit St. Alary's nca-1 Woria wnr w,,,e leplantod demy there and St. Klizobeth's , as p. foUcU to grow. hospital. Traffh' Aldent A car driven by Harry Wagoner and a truck figured In an accident yesterday on the Old Oregon Trail highway west of here. Trouble forced tho truck to Ktnn nnrf Mr I Wagoner's car, which wns right behind tho truck, bumped it before a collision could be avoided. Mr Wagoner was unhurt and a Air. Williams, of Dakor, In the car with him,' was bruised about tho head. 1 Air. Williams went on to Pendleton nnd then to Portland nnd Air. Wag oner continued on to Portland to IAVC WITH lAFETV A.T -crc Men's and Young Men's Suits and Overcoats Now Goinjr at Exactly HALF PRICE Don't Miss the Biggest Clothing Buys In La Grande History at the Quitting Business Sale at JJNT5 TOTHIEI "THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE" Keep Well A Dattle Creek physician says. "Constipation Is more responsible for misery than any other en use." Dot liu tnctliatn relief has been found. Dexall Orderlies work naturally and form no hnbii. 1 Box of Sixty 50 cents A sure, gentle laxative in n pleasant form, "one at Night Next Day Drlglit." Hold exclusively a Glass Drugs Inc. Hip IteiaJJ Mora Ia Grande, Ore We Buy For Less We Sell For Less An Unprecedented Event lfita.-.rac I I Yir$iiof-ossYilr ' j .Acrom from- rtohnonKariiim Conllnnd from Past 1) ' I 'mo.M'.v K.AVI.li l.s ' I ;,lu. s,..,!!...,-.. una M...n..ri. contl-j yll rnr,lU, ara ,llcll , I lM-PVlnusly Soillltnr )tln'f):im HMHIMMMMMnMHH -L-- - '! '..J.AlL-;..l.i..JUJ 1 j LJ - TODAY , -;' ')r-r;--!k- 1 I v SATURDAYyrti (J)g j . ' i A big, . Keiisat ional u plci ' '- . f t.fa"' ' " ' : I tare of a 'man without '., " j a coti idcnce desjioli- 'Mff -:V j er .of women. ' ' '' " iik'hi which miik'.i t rump nimfMi txSasll IlW . . l - 11 lo.rrull..K nlKht un.l ,lny. an.l JT", im'M)S. ' I IS I nn'jnin nro nnw l.t-lnir iini.liiifii ' ffi Induction AST?SiWa r. II ' - , . ll i 1 ! " J-V. .Si -- o n E - i i - r'li'l : 577339 :' ' today i I I I : -Si : ,VmM f SATURDAY -H MjI i I " WILLIAM FOX presents', "W. ' L.....MM.II, XnfrniWmm&kiAmi Vlll ti$ZVCtky hem : I overnight during the 1!M ephleui ic. hi spite of tripled capacity, the Vlcks luhnratorles are once more 7)1. ( if! ' . ' A Special Purchase of One Hundred Women's And Misses' High Class Silk Dresses In the Very Latest Spring Styles, Placed on Sale and Displayed for the First Time Saturday, Jan. 12th Not a Clearance of Last Year's Styles but Introducing the Newest Models and Patterns of Spring 1929. A Most Startling Opportunity to Save-r-Specially Priced for Saturday at Unheard Of Prices Choice 1 PAINTEJl?tTOI --4 MATAI !C KIMf-JCTnM Xv.'Jtiiit k HAWWSINCtURDRAOO' igj-GENE FORDE pmltattn (lomcdy -"Newly-Wcds Count Trouble" $6.95 $7.95 50 House Dresses to Go at 75c SEE WINDOW DISPLAY! A Small Deposit Holds Your Selection. E Destroyers of High Price J Today Saturday SitKcjstcU by ArWtur St r tnffcr'j Y ami Lf as He f 'V Lives Daringly, ( " 'i VI - J Rit-ardt) Cortcz "THE GUN RUNNERS" Also "TARZAN the MIGHTY"