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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 22, 1929)
Friday. Fchrunry 22, 1920. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pace Five Local News In Brief JYniik Kplimliitf In Today . , Km nk Spinning, of Star key, U a visitor in La Grande. j To Kmrriirls - C. M. 1. In vi lit-, of St. Louis, wont to Enterprise today on business. Mrs. Mmro Here1 Mrs. 1. II. Moore, or North Pow der, is a visitor In this city. To Vif.it Aunt Ami ;nunliiiothrr Vernon Davis, of Portland, was expected to urrivo' In !-u Grando today to visit his itunl, vMih. T. O. Hurnwcll nnd his grand m oilier, .Mrs. J. McKinney. Mr. 4 Vnti I in Co 1 1 les Don Conk tin. of I in bier, arrived in Ial Grando yesterday. Ho Is staying at the Foley hotel. To SnnimrrWIre Arnold Ifiiff, of Klin, has been vteltliiB In I .a Grande for several days. Tmluy he went to Summer ville (n visit Ills daughter, Lor raine Hub. " Mr. Witty lletv Charles K. Witty, of Klxln, is a visitor in I -a Grande. Ho is ut tho Toley hotel. ltcl'eiTeti Arrives Hi t necia and Nato Uikcflsh, of 1'oitland. are in I -a Grande ut ,tlo lu Grande hotel. They aro to art as officials in the basketball tournament hero. . " To I slum I City - Mrs. W. I Hallurd and dauKh tei Evelyn, have boon ut Island City visiting Mm.' John Bowory. Mark Tfldtm lU'lums Mark Tilduu, who haw been vis iting In KlKln, has returned to his homo in California. 1 To .Meet - Tho Daughters of Nile social club will meet Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at (he home ot Mrs. Grortro T. Coclirun ut 1002 Second street. . . . . Jn From Kainela -- ' , " - Alurtul Itrooks and son, Fran cis, of Kainolu, are shopptiiK la J-a Grundo today.-1 They arrived this morning. . ' To- 9iauiia i Mrs, Hostile Clees. of Portland, has been visiting in. ln Grande with her sister, Mrs. Max Turn. Today she left for Nam pa, Ida. Modern Wootlimii Mwt The. Modern Woodmen lodge of this city, met last 'night nt the Knights of Pythias hall for tho monthly social evening which, fol lowed the regular lodge session. YlsHtlktf Here Mrs. It. C Noyes, of liaer. is vis iting in & Grande ' with her mother-in-law. Mre. Charles ; W. Noyes. and with Mrs Iiallurd. Mr. Noyes Is at tnrkey, but expects to return to Id Grande Sunday. - Ho is wire chief in Haker, Hero From Iowa j Merle i-ytlo, of ' Washington. Iowa, stopped off toduy for a visit with several of his friends who are former residents of that place. Mr, l.ytte sells pearl but tons made in Washington. Iowa and found slocks of these buttons In several la Grande stores, which were purchased through Jobbers. WHEN LINDY STOPPED IN HAVANA liui-ketluill T'm Vlts . . The girls' buKketbull.teain of Kn terprise High school visited a short time In Iji Grande yesterday on the wuy to lTnlun whore they played lust night. Mrs.. Christ iansen and Mrs. Itilyeu, of Knter- ilm-H to Kneenrb mumsc orove cur, .u. i..r .. L..' i.. .....( to I'nlon. The leum was accon.i- trapper for Union county, went to P""ed by Hern Wright, high school Knterurlse today to confer wltu Wotway Chili lo Mwt The .West way club will meet at the home of Mrs. Giles Ham den at SO 7 N avenue this evening ut 7 :lio' o'clock. Colonel I vanliot lletter I'Y.S. Ivanhue is improving stead ily (Jioiii the plira lytic stroke he suft'ured several weeks ago ami has has been enjoying they visits of. friends for some time. I George Kogcrs, game warden. ltrliirns to ImmVr 1 iC. Q. Caldwell, of Imbler, re turned to his home today. He has been In this city acting us a witness in the case of the statu vs, McCoy. el u in Nome - ' : M y. and M in. Mux I. an don, of il.cwtstnn. Idaho, have ret u mod to their home after spending a few 'days here visiting Mr. und Mrs. M. M. Chrlfiteiiseii and daughter, Bil ly. . f Arrite4l in laMo . -t . - I'Yiink Samlefer, wanted in La Grande on a bad check charge, was arrested yesterday by Pasco, Wash., officers. .Local pullec expect to go to, Pasco to reLurn Sanilefer to Oregon. . ' Mako Plniw At a well attrnded meeting of the Central .Labor council lust night, plans were made for the orgaui.atiuii of prospective labor organizations, including those of painters and clerks. Cot 'lies Here Ciiarles Dawson, of. Wallowa lialph Jones, of Klgln; and i'aul . Schiller, of Kntorprlse; coach are In La Grande with members of their basketball .teams, which: 1 rare to piny In Die tournament her', j They uro all at tho 'Lu Grando .Jipt'l. ; I Htw 1'Yom Joseph Two visitors in I Grande from Joseph are Melvln Hooney and principal and Miss Georgia John son. teacher. The girls are: lrma French, Aiiyne and Phyllis Clark. Irene Irwin, Thea Lloyd, laV'Onu Gent. - Lucille Klnehart. . Mary Iteese. , Joun HUyeu., Kleniiora Christiansen and Murluu Scott. I i SI. v if yfp? ' ' t?w.-f i v4,-t J v i mrn Ur i . It wuH'uiily u ue-huiii' uloHv(r fur Huil')uuii that Air Mull Man Itiiulltpi-Kli nuttle In lluvanu un hU trull-uluxhiK wuy from Mltinit, Klu., tu I'umitmi with mull and imxwiiKerH. llcru yuu Hie the iltx tlnt;Hihpd letter citriier uf the itlr. iii:ht, wtth twu of the men who briefly oeriiietl the ruleH of hlH hoHts; Julio tie lit Torre, left, rt'P' it'tientinK tho Culmn Kovei'iimt'iit und LJliitetl StuteH AiubtiHHijilor Noble Itrnnilon Judith. , ' - KiiHtern (M'eKbn-lind half' In West- Two KtiitlflitM Honored Two Btllilents of I-il Gntnile ut ern Ot-irnn the Oreiroii Sluto collcito reuuived I s. u. iS7. hy Kherhurd (by re honors for seliolurslilll. llltrold I,,,,...) Hai'H lleenae renewal fee lilenn Hill, w ho arrived here to- "enroeiiei. jumm ui cn..n .... (.,,iieeted by mute hoard of optom duy. They u.-o at. the Koley hotel. I Binoi-rlne. received an , ai.poliitn.unt ; try frmn 2 , ,5 , . "ales enulneer with tho Went- u ,59 hy .Nea-aein(,- re- Mr. Struder Visits HiBhoune Kloetrlc comimny. Mr. 1 8ll.K.lk,n8 on , wno llmy )nl0. , i o i.. i !,' ,ri,.. I. n Sohroeder has aeceited the up- ,. .,,,.,.,,,... visitor' In this city. He arrived yes- P0'"1""'"' B"'' plan" ,to,U'1"1VO,,.,n S. H. SSO, by Indu8trle commit l-'oley hotel. tee ChangeH nanw of conimlHMlonr Alphn' social sorority which placed secotfll highest In tile uvuiukcs for end in this city.. ToniBht they will .' women's Broups for the- rail term Hi'ally Itoanl Slt : The l.a Grande Healty board met at noon today In resular ses sion at the La Grando hotel. . To Spcntl AVwkeiid Here' Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Ovinund, ot Pendleton, are spcntllnic tho week- attend tho Klks ball. They arc at tlie home of Mrs. Orlnand 8 sis ter, Mrs. H. G. Hale. .Makes Pistol Team Hen Dtirland. of I.a Ginnde. sen ior In electrlcut enKineerlnK ut the OrcKotl State colleKe. Is umonir the IS men who lnude tho collcBO pis tol tean'l afu-r a two-week com petitive rapid and slow fire, contest. (in to Portland ,!.... .,r.A ....,l.i..tl,.i I Special types of worjis applied for , , . u . . m lai.unca Inclmlc operatinB trainlnB, works'"":" tu mn.lsloner ot lu- management, mechanical deslBn. i ' , ,, ,, , ., elevator enBlneerlnB. lU.iminatinB ' Bddy-Provldln,: enBlneerliiB and 'publicity.,. Val-!'"'" vacancies In office of consta lette Harer, sopliomore In com-j'' "'"' '- county court. inerce. is a member or sein luti with un average of S7.34. Radio Causing Many Changes In Music World What is tho biggest field now ! ROCKY MOUNTAIN took It to tho balcony. The same' ltlblo la used at inaugurations to this day. s . j Many Notable Tliero ' Alexander Hamltlon, Huron von Steuben and other notables stood by as Washington took the oath and kissed t ha book. Then Chan cellur Livingston, in a loud voice, cried, "Long live George Washing ton, president of tho United States!' Tho crowds In the street below cheered loudly, bells were , rung, and a buttery of artillery i began firing a salute of 13 guns.;' Washington stepped Inside tho building und delivered his in. uuRural uddress 'not to the es. e m bled crowds, but to the Senate chamber, where only members of, Con Kress heard tho speech. j following this, the president and the conKressmen went to tit. 1'aul's ' church to attend divine worship, j No Inaugural Hall I That ended the Inaugural. Mar- thu Washington had not accom panied Wushlngton to New York, so there was no Inaugural ball. 1 ' Many sturdy Democrats of the j day objected to the proceedings as too formul, and smacking of mou- arehy. There wero ulso men who objected, on tho samo principal, to Washington's wearing a sword. And I Livingston's cry, "Long live Gcurgo j Washington,'? sounded to some too! much like tho .Kiigllsli cry ot "Long Uvo the king.!' - . f . In all of .this ceremony , there surely was not much that resembles the ceremony In w htch Hoover will be the principal figure. There were soldiers, there was, a public taking of tho oath ; and ' kissing- of .the lllble, there . was' a speech but that's about tho extent ot tho simil arity. , ', , . ' garngo told of strange goings and comings during the pust week, but none apparently had taken purlieu lar notice of the men. Joppct was taken to the ldenll- ! flcatlon burenu where ho sought to find a picture ot "Mr. Hugers" j in the ' rogues' . gallery, - i'ullcoi would not euy whut the result of the visit wus. . . ! Whatever effect the discovery of : the killers' ' car may have upon previous theories concerning tho"' murders, pollco pointed out that t It widened tho cirelo of persons who hud sewn the slayers,' and pro- j vlded a much broader seopo for j investigation. j Across' from Bohnenkamp't ltl'IIIIKU frXKKTWKAU (.really IUhIihihI. ; Kxtm SMflal Savings mi '-. LndleV l iim y Ikxits, 1 S. li. US. by joint committee un II vestoek Authorizing state traf fic officers to arrest cattle thieves and plurlng operation of all truf fle officers under the secretary of slate. H. J. U. 20, by Uennett Propos ing constitutional amendment so that legislature may provide man-; Uonnl Interests, In-so-far as the use tier in which vacancies in office of j of the studios and technical ex-1 state senator or representative may ' perts are concermsl, these two: THEATERS SIGN LEADING TALKIES (Continued from Page 1) bo filled. Ias.s TlinMigh m ;rnmlc Lobert llyalt. uf Kntcrprfse, and H. A. Itlevans. of Joseph, pnsHcd (hrmmh Lu (Jrande yeslerday on the way to Knterprfse. Mr. Hyatt has bet'ii In Kuir ne wht'iy he was called by the death of his brother Weldoti Hyatt, who was a student at the I'nivorslly of Ori'gon.- Mr. Illevaus is an undo of Mr. Hyatt. for young men und women whojtro truiiu'd musiciuns, who have grau- 1. ?.V. AT . vii...i "iil-u at conservatories and sehools Mrs. Klla Doty and Miss Mabel MlilMin- , ,, KIHh,i. of 1'ort- 10. Doty; clty librarian, left ast Iu.awora .. that the coming evening' lor J-ortianu nerv V.T . . ... . . , i ah, n. I ii son was in im, uiuhuu jo will have a con.mneu ousmess am. tmt of ,.,, pleasure trip over Washington . d SNOW IS SEVERE (Continued from rage One) birthday and thu weekend. Mr. HtK'k ItetmiiM Mrs. Mollle Ituck. of this cltx. returned today from u trip to Cal ifornia. She's very glad to be home, but didn't expect to see so much snow, she says. In .Penlcla. Cal.. Mrs. liuek visited her son and daughter, W. It. lluck and Mrs. Hazel Uourck. terduy. While the radio has gone a long way towards .eliminating the con cert, lyceum und chautuuima pi-r- foruicrs which the American pub the Colorudo-Wyoming line, uro re ported to bo near starvation and il foi ls are being, mudu to get hay tu them. Montana Is blanketed under deep snow. KOCK Sl'HI NtlH, Wyo.. I'Vb. contpuliles will umluubbedly be abl'-'. to produce tho very best In tln way nf synehi'onlited and .dialogue, pictures. It Is said. r Includes Many Kin en, I In. the way of stars, these two companies have a list that looks .Ulioi ".Who's Who In Hollywood." Warners have In their line-up audi people as Al Jolson, John Harry-, more, Lionel Harry more, Monte Mine, Thomas Meighun, George A ill ms. Dolores Costello, Kan tile ltrlu Conrad Nag), Audrey (''e.-1 iu liti'vl.l t., I'u o I inn l-'i. tin irk . .'J'IVv:im ri.iliuiti. Knulilf 'I'lieker and lie has known lor so long. It '-,Ui4r AIJ An urliil Hiirv-y of tlit iirji many others thai apace will not LAST CALL! LAST CHANCE! V ONLY. 5 DAYS MORE OF Clint's Clothicry's . ' QUIT BUSINESS SALE The Saving Ojiportunity that has been so out standing and the. talk of this entire community oil men's and young men's clothing, furnishings, shoes, luggage, etc. will come to an end after five jnoie days of fast and furious selling. .The end of a sale which in regards to quality and values may never lie equalled and which will; make clothing history in La Grande, . WE INVITE YOU Men, Young Men and women who buy for men to not fail to come and make your purchases for now antl a year to come at these last days of sensational Quitting Business Sale prices.. Be sure and come you will regret it later plenty of real buys here for you. SUITS OTOATS - HALF PRICE ' Fumishiiifjs Shoes - Luggage -- Etc. At v Tremendous Reductions substituted another market.. I ho, chanso Is therefore not alarmliis, he says, . radio . eulerlalliuieia is perpetual and then-Core culls fur many artists. The fact is, more nioney Is be In k spent on musical publlu entertainment now thun ever before, Mr. Ellison asserts. The constant cllanKo of public has been watched by Mr. Kllisoll, who is of the Kllison-Whllo-conservatory and lyceum bureau in Purllunil. lor the last 3i years. Mr. Ellison first entered tho ly ceum -field in-is:i7. His mother was a music teacher and at iioane colleKe In Nebraska, lie became in terested in lyceum entertainment and befiuif Ins career In that field. In 1011 tile Klllson-Wliile chau tauiiuu and lyceum company was organized ill l'ortland und lit- lylii the conservatory was openetl. . The radio lias wrought a clianiiu in unotlier : way in the Kllison VVhlle bureuu luih.Mrt Kllluon re marks. The- bureau liow -concentrates on :its sponsorship 'of cele brities.. That Is whero the public taste for,onlertalnnient is stroni?esl. l'eople will travel a long way to hear a cclcbrily-n person they have read and Jieard about." Tho booking engagements of the bureau in Portland now consist mainly of that phase of public enteriuliiinent, ho Buys. . . : east of Itoek Kpi lngs to the Hed i-rmll tiielllinn of. I' lrsP Nillliillal desert country of Wyoming, whero will present such stars as I'ollecl! BO or (III persons liuve been ma- Moonf. Itlellard llartbelniess. Cor-rooiM-d slnee Monday in 2:1 stalleil ni, j,nrilli, lllllle Hove, . Mllloii trucks, indicated the motor cara-.js a)t(l others van probably will bo able to break .... , ., '. .... ', , . i Its way through the drifted road ( The l.a Irautle 'I Ilea ,.,7. Inc . to Itoek Springs, today. expecting lo hear any day t at the ... I'rovjsions. food and blankets 1 ",r """' "'"' Western were dropp, d to the Isol. I storm reproducer has been vlelims from a special lloelng air- "dvaneed ami when that t-iulpmont plane yesterday. The ship, plloled ' "' "le theaters assure til.- peu. bv IMdle Allen flef to the nin- "r ,hl" """y "" ,ir" rooned Kelsi r tralisportal Ion camp first clans cnlcrlulumclil vlll and the I.fHHl pounds of pi-nviKlons slart. ' ,. , were dropped from tho ship by ' .Dudley K. lioweii of the Mountain INAUGURATION OF Ktates i' uel company, which has di rected the relief expeditious. , e is S e a t a is - a n Is o :- e o - hi -OS n M it "5 if' Jii m s 5 i - 5 r : fc" i Ni:V YORK. Keb. 11 (Al') After u belated visit of winter the eastern portion of the country to day was floundering out of the wdrst snowstorm of the season. The storm, sweeping in on a imrl hesst 'wind, spread a thick cov ering of snow from Maine to the FIRST PRESIDENT RECALLED TODAY j (Continued from Pag 1) j which Uvi puhhimJ HtuKet a proKt'uni : In IiIh hunur. Kliiully ho ruarln-d Kllwiln-lh-j (own. N. J.. where New Yorlt'H r- 1 (Minn ' t'ominltloo iiwalli'il him. - Thfii' wiih ti Immnic-t, followed hy ii 1-it.vfi'W (if IrnniiM: Ihoti Hit iturlvi ln'raturcH wero rfi-'orilcd In many I niny(1)i tn it i.nni nn,i u uh r-mtvi-vod 1 NCrtlnilK. ... Nttw Yrk Un una nii-t 1v nil rpHtutv Now York wiih lmrUMlrv ' Ild Mlat (ifenltnrl.H und und.-r tlu heavk-Ht fnll of the year. ,.m.ri.d In uluto to tlm hutim; Unit ( 15 Competing In ! Idaho Dog Derby I AHIITOX. ldu., J-Vh. 22 (Al) Jay.Hlnyloton uf St. Anthony, Ida., In an el;ited time for the Hint lap iof 8 13 mile. In 31 mlnuU'H und lil 'HfcuiitlK, led thu muhtr In the an 'nual all-Americun do derhy hero ( toduy. I - i A8HTOX. Ida.. Keli. (Al') I'leiir Hklt-H, mudfratu tiMitperulurcH und n cuurHe diHi-lurtd lo he In ex cellent condlthm Kretted 3&. con tiMtant In the American dotf Uerhy here todiiy and encuuruicd hopea anion tr the thoiinandi of winter Hpoitn faim that crowded thU town thut new records would he estah Ihdied. LEGISLATURE ! STEP NEARER j BIG PROBLEM (Continued from Pas 1) pkTTHlEJ 'THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE' Hlty. the .state college and the nor mul whools hiid hcen delayed In dliftrltiution. "he lnfreme wa that ihl hd len done lott-mlim-ally. On llvll motion, I'reident Nnrhhid app:i:;ted a committee of three. Senatom Hall. I'.rown and iiennelt. ti inveKtiKi!. Other im-rtsureH p.iueil hy the innate toduy liK'liidd: . li. It, hy HtmyW- frovidina for fiate mining Htiry. Approp riating l3".M"t. In If to ht ul In llniiKund westWTird in t)m Mls-1,,., 'itr ilsilppt valley. Severely low tern- n ul Hi-mil, t'l, of Montreal wiih killed und IiIh flu nee, MIkh May Sherman, 18, ulau uf Montreal wub erlilealty Injured when their utito- inohlle wiiti wrecked In the blind ing Htorm near l'ouf;hkeepie. Mulno from the eoiiMt liilund, Htif- hud h-in chofien for IiIh ruHtdcncu. The Mrxt ImiiiKiinitloii The luaiiKunil day dawned eh-ur, und all tho clergy held nervlcen In thu ehurcheH to pruy for the Wifety of tin; prcnident. J'romptly at noon WardilnKton heuded thu proceHMlnu fered the worMt HiiowHtorm ut the 1 to tho federal building n threo- year, with enow reaching a depth of 1 f Incheff In placi-B. TcmperutnreH fell oh low us VI deKreeji below zero KILLERS' CAR IS " FOUND TODAY IN CHICAGO GARAGE (Continue from Pur 1 Mtory brick huttdltiK on Wull street, which wan the neat of the Knvern meiit In tho early duya of tho re public Du-HHed In a Hiilt ot dark brown broudeloth. with knee breechcuanU Milk KtocklnKH. with Ills hnlr pow d;red Hnd with a word at hia Hide, Wufthlnftton entered hli carrinno and w driven lo tho federal build- in ff. Them he mounted to a bal cony, where the ceremony wa to tuke place. Hut thtre was n laft-mlnnto hitch. Chancellor Hubert l.lvlntt automatic pistol were found In the The owner of the funi(ce. located (n. uiio wiut to ndmlntmer tho In the heart of "Utile Sicily," Ik wi,,hi lm,j frj(tten to obliiln a I .co Joppet. who opTate s kio- t,,.; riii re wan a hurried nenrcli; eery more. He told of n-ntlnit tho rfliultv mum-one remembered there KiiiHKe on February 12 two day UJi!4 Mhhaimc IndKe room nearby, before the ffiin'K kllllim 40 a "Mr. nn, chancellnr UvliiKton hurried Jluttvrn'i who iwld he wanU-d it for there, gut thu lodge lllble, and a month ami paid In advance, "ItoiterH" irave hiH uddreiw am -- - "" 1 Hul Went North avenue,' which ' wan found ftctltiouH. That nddrefwt, howi-vcr. 1m next door to "The t'lr cim," cufe, a playground for xanK tem and a favorlto hanKout, po lice wild, for thOH who follow the lender-phi p of Al " pone. It in ncroNfi the nireet from the home of I'UMfUMlino Lolordo. nluin aucccs or to in HlcillHn K'inv ieadernhip following (he Hliiyniic of Tony iKiin-luir-lo, p:il of t'apone. "The if.reu" wax mbb d I wo nerks aifo nnd a umchlne xmi wnk found. ToMce reiurned ajt ritffht nnd made M'veral Hrrenii. l'emoni- living near the J"PP' t jaWfcJJWWWP3Wi HAS YOUR STOMACH A GUILTY CONSCIENCE? That's what liidlKcstlou real ly Is, accordlnit to tlio poet. lteHll l,vM'min I'nlilets 39 cents . . Ill NAM, IIVKI'i:iKIA TAIl- M.TS will help In the relief of Indlifestlon, heart, burn and sour slomacli., Kat hear ty every meal, take tiles. wonderful tabids and rest content that your stomach won't lay down on the Job. Mold only at Glass Drugs Inc. The Heall More La Grande, Ore. SATURDAY Only 1 V VP. a riott Also Comedy : . Buster Brown in . . ' . . . "Knockout Buster" ' : , Sportlites "Versatility" Horse-shots and Horse-lauqhs it's a riot Last Showing Today Victor McLaglen "Capt Lash" TODAY, : Saturdayi; fW' 'M A South Sea a. Ml .Pearl pirates! Heart pirates! Ev ery punch of the nov,el sensation is .,nov -brought to, the screens COMEDY: ;:. Qur anElectipn Day" - -News. 4 DAYS STARTING SUNDAY SUBMARINE with ' ' ' JACK HOLT - DOROTHY REV1ER Hi-aunt til Hie IhkUiiii of tlio m'ii. The iileiilill which taken oil In ' low tint siirriiee and llirllls jull h wiiii its ieiiii'. ; . . ' V You'll Like It! 25 SALE TODAY & SATURDAY , Close Out Items Values to $2.00 for 25c NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP TODAY SATURDAY HiHiI UDDBS(DR1 mi . ,v Clearing thtiTmil Also Soniulhing New ADVENTURE IN THE AIR Reed Howe as . ' "RUSS FARRELL" "The Sky Ranger" -Also ".Mark of (he FroK" Aesop Fables Topics
