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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 23, 1929)
Saturday, February- 23, 1020. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Five Local News In Brief : - ' llCentral School I Has Portfolio 'On Exhibit Mi. VmiKltan Hone ' "'(Mr. Tiilllo lit E- Voughan. Is here from j -Mia. Cap Tuttle. of Imbler, Is a linker.' Ho 1 nt the Fpley hotel. I visitor In li OrupiU' toilny. ! portfolio from tilltukovlin. In tho Sir. Hlnjc Visit ' : 1. V. Kliifr. uf JmMcr. Is regis tered ut tl I -a Ciramlo hotel. Mr. - JiiIiiimiii Arrlvr--" .iv-.- Itulpli JuluiHuiu of Knierprlac, Ih ri'Kisloreil at the HuenJtiwen Inn. Mr. WrUtlil Cnnic- - ,? r W. I. Wright, of AllcH, arrived In I .a (Jniuilc yeHtenluyv ; llo Ik nt Hiirnjuwott Inn. ' ' i'hmli'K Well, of HunthiKton, reKiMereil ut iho Kolev huteL. province of .Moravia of CKeckn sliivakltt, inul hut pLieeil U on tUn plny In t lie window of Kichnnlsona Art &.(ift shop where it will re nmin ilminjf the next week. This ' portfolio is coiiKiih'rett the I test re j eelvetl since Central Joined the t Junior Iti'd Cron in 1927. I 'I'l... I H..1.... If ...I i I.. of Linker, are roRlstored ut the I -a t , , . . ' . . , , , firuiwi. h i i I vvry ntl work In tmnnliuliu; " ' m"c1, ! and Memlfii the vai-Iouh letters und i..i..uJL "' " portfolios to and from countries nil A NEW PICTURE OF THE CHAPLINS y Hero FYftni linker lenn Itiutr and Klmer Webb, Mr. Smith l"mi A. Hmllti, of Huntington, Ik a vhtitnr In thin . city. He Ih ut thn Koley hotel. ' ' Joseph Men lliro A. H. MeKlnley nml "JVIIIard Wil son, both of Josenh; ore AisilhiK hero. Ttn-y are at the Hncnjaweit Inn. - U. .A. Itlutr. of liuker, U a vis itor In tills city, lie Ik at the e'oley hotel. Hoio Vrom Wnlltmii ' ' . Mr. and -Mih. C. K. uwon and Alvynno Jacuhson. all of Wallowa, arc visit ore In I. a (Irnndo. arc at the Jji.. (Irttnde hotel. Odd Fellows -Mei't The Odd I'YIIowh lodire" met IhnI iiIkIH- Third d'icioe Initiatory work was jdvon and a . luncheon wan iorvd. ' :j " ttiveiiller Til Mwl At A o'elock Tiifrtday at liKh-s hall the Junior of Decree uf ilon oi w ill meet. Iloy Sot tiaine A UTUitp of three KntorprtKo hoyn who are In lai Gmndo wit-lu-wHinK thn baHketball tournament are: Jay Hoekelt. Jrroino Williams and J. i WIlllnniH. , TIGERS LOSE THRILL GAME BY ONE POINT Mr. Arant Here - K. IC. Ai'ant is a vlsttorln I -a iSrnnde. He Ik Hiiperjutendf'nt of , hcIiooIh nt Kltfin. v. Here From i:iln ( " ; - ticrtrude Omvcs and I.nutwi Hlx by, of KlKin. arrived in 1ji (Irande tod ay. T h e a ro at t he Saca Jn -wea . Inn. . . . , '-- : Mr. Slack Conn's . t, ,i I. J. Staek- Ha keiy. arrived In thiK city today ,for a vlHit.' 1-Jo.Mh rejf'Htered at the Hacajawea Jttn. (Continued from Pa 1) ' Wallowa 12. Koni tdiotH: T.h flrando 11, Wal lowa li, I'oluU after foul: Tn flrnnde 4, Wnllown 8. : ( : fflclalt: ; Heferee. rneeln. Um pire, J.:ikeflHh. Timer; Ieaii. ' i:n:itritisi: wixh . In the second tfnnie this morn? Inn KnierpiiHe won from Joseph. i winning the rluhf to participate In the tournament. The score whs 34 to 17. Ha u tin r, as in thp flrKt Kame, was otitvtandhiK in his floor, work and shootimr. ) Snmimtry ovi'i' the world The aim of thii ' orKaniic-ition Is two-fold. First, to promoto frh'itdship between lhi children of different countries with a view eventually to prevent' war alld Heron tl Itt Iti'lnir .kill t li tin.' '- characteristics of the nations cor-! ,., i i i-fl"(Ml lilt;. , lilt i ....... rntin 1 AvtilliO ' ! consists ehlefly of b.-auttful orl- . I Kinal einbroidery designs done by j the two classes of boys, also ot I i views if the three chh f rlth's. 1'raka (i'ratiiic), Hintlslava and . Hrno (Itiimn), and plctuni of throe classes iif the hiwlicr elemen- : ! tary KiNtdes of boys and Rirls. Tho designs tend to show us how far! tht- tt'chnlgue of the boys and nii'ls ' has advaneed. Designs palnletl by ' Tiieckoslavaklan beys iud pirls in . the seventh and WKhth Krades are i usetl on uroekery all over the ! world. , . ' Kd (tor's Note--The above artielo i was written by Nniiey Uulld. eiKhtli Krade student at Central school. i 4 u lr: . :"n 1 Erf VMMS HAMS HI & Junius ! Does your hrldo know anvthlm- i 1 about euokiiiK?" anked tho old Jr!endM incHin a reecnt brlite Kinoin. "Well " hn oi'hiiutit "I li.u.i.l l.n. eallluK up hir mother the other j ii. in ii ttiic nail o unit son iwuier for soft boiled ckks and hard fin hill it.lmih .1 of people who don't look it can , read. I "Hit! Harry Insult you by offtr liiv oii a drink?" . , "Ho did." "Atnl wlui t dlil yuu !?" . " I swallowed Hit limull. Here i;: a luaiiil -new phUin- uf tho former .Mrs. Charlie Chaplin o. I.ol.ywoird. and tin- little chapbus. Charlie Jr. Is on. the left, and Yminm un the rlyrht. Tlo former. Airs. Chaplin has .been 'on a .ui(b'Villi tittu for sevenil month. . Mr. Miller Hew- ' Arthur .Miller is a visitor In this city today. .Mr. Miller, Is tfw'lier of the Miller hotel uti Wnllown. Hem From Caxc 5' Klolne Witty and l. Kllen Bre shears. of f)v. are visitors In Iji Orattdo. They are at tlftj: fticaa- wea Inn. -; ' . f Mr. Tucker Her1 t , H. M. Tocher and l.oy J. Bar--j l;er,- both of Joseph, are nmonjr ' those present today in t.a (irande. They iu-e ut the Koley hotel. j : j" Has Opera I Ion X. lonld Herr. son oi PeoijK Herr, 'i i? lM's wnu tmderwent ail n"p y -'-j pefidlx operation Ttnwlay,' Ik re V ported to be ettinft 'irlonrf nicely. ; ' He is ut the Clrande Hondo hos- . pital. .-. .. fHV.Khlwell llpxstm- . " Mr. and M iA"I; KlfLIU pf lortland. are In ,rl.:i,';. J-ruudc ,Vhei-e Y Mr. Kldwell, a rifeiiisuruiu'i rep- resentatlve. Is eouferrhn w1(h Mr. ' Merry. Mr. Kid well has also been " In linker and ; North? i'owder. on . Iiiisinciw for the comrany.v : r 1 To Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Ooodinnn and dauKbttr, horothy, of Seattle, will arrive herA tomorrow to visit at the home of Mrs. Goodman's parents. Ml, and Mrs. K. Jncobson. Mr. and Mrs. Goodmnu will ko on toltolse and Horothy will visit her Km ml pa rents here for several days. Mother Same Mr. und Aim. K. T. Shepherd nnd their children. Virginia and Melha, oil of I-n Grande, returned to their home last niKht fioin KiiiKIcy, Kui., w here tliev were-called by the illness ol Mr. Shepherd's mother. Her condition Is about the. same, they report. - !" (ies to Iowa Mrs. It. F. Tyler left this morn- . Inif for Vlllisra. Jowa, whore she will visit for a time amonfr rela tives. She will nlso visit with her parents, Itepresentatlve and Mrs. Hill of Nora Springs. Iowa who aro In Jes Moines attending the . state legislature of lowu, as well as friends In other localities. Mr. iVtthi'jloti IMedeil t Word haa been i-ecelved In this elty that Stuart VeniiiKton., son- of Mrs. Ii. 11.. l'enitiKton. has-been pledged to Orncon Knights at the I'niverslty of Oregon where he Is a student. Oregon Knights Is" a so phomore national honorary organ ization and first year students nt the university become aetive In the organlxntlon In JHil'ir" sopljoifttire' year. -- Stops Orr Ir Visit -t ; F. Merle l.yiti-, of Washington. Iowa, stopped off yesterday on his way east from a business trip to the roast, and spent the day among his friends hen' former-residents of Washington. Mr. I.ytle Is connected with the American 'Pearl Hutton Co. of Washington, , one of the largest button factories In ffte Foiled States. He was the special gmst yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey .Mntthews. Mnterprise (84 Sannar ( 1 2 )..-.. ..K ., Ford (1i)).:...;....F.. Beeker (1 ).'......!'.. tubblefleld (8) n.r liraco .(4) . I(eard (3 S . ItowHtir (1 ) S.. Ktirsylhe ' S.. (17) Joseph (3) I.effel ( 2) Green ..( 1 ) Knapper i ioutTH i:(;im:i;iis to mi;i:t On Saturday, March 9 at 7 p. m. members of the Northwest Asso ciation of thn Fourth F. S. Kngln eers wilt hold'thelr annual reunion jam! banquet . at the Fvei-greeu Hotel. aneouver. ashtngton. All former -members of the l''ourth Fngini ers are Invited spend the day in Vancouv I'm-ttand. Headuuarters will hi' tuulntulned during the .March !tli both nt the luiperlal Hotel In Portland and at the F.ver- gn en Hotel In Vancouver. Trans- DREAM OF FIRST While America, would fall "dis CHIEF REALIZED i-H'erull,v" In Its mission' In the . .world, If It did not defend its own independence, sovereignty and other-Inalienable rights, he ddded, it the graduating ceremonies to re-1 w ould fall also if It did not re- (FnnMnucd from rage ono) eeive a degree. At the same time, sneet them in others. the university conferred a similar j- "So long as we continue as a and ,1'K',' lon .Mrs. Coolldge. The nation." Hie president went on. exereises were licit! in the Wash- "hotlv foreign and domestic affairs day of lbgto.ii auditorium. i wtll consiantly pntduee new hucs- ueiernng to (.eorge hashing- tinns for eonslderatiun." lie added ton's famous admonition against that there was no cause for alarm pennniient mid' political alliances; 'n the fact that at present "there porlation will le arranged for all u Coolldge said that in the par-'me subjects retpilrlug diplomatic members desiring it, from 1'ortland lance of the times, an alliance adjustment." declaring that there to ' Vancouver. Special entertain- meant Hie banding together of two are more methods bv which the il-ivu hient has been arranged for tho or more nations for offensive or-eertalntv Increases that thev will ......() Tucker i I,l,llf,-S- f defensive purposes, and had no ref- j he rmupoHod. . '' Marr nu,n,M'' ,,f Hio former officers erence to "an association of prae j 1 . Gray ot ll,e ,'u,"l,i Kngineers are ex-, tlejilly all nations In an attempt to Hun bathers froth 13 states and ................ jieeted to be present Including Col; reetgnlKe their common Interests tiu- rntindian nrovlnee at Hf Wei. . moii oirenarge ineir common ami- I'etershurg, ! la., formed U club und IT PAYS TO AIM I.HTISi: hen the teacher was absent from the room, Hilly, the mlschlev mm boy, wrote on the blackboard: "Hilly" can hug' the girls better ihan any boy In school," I pou her return the teacher call ed him tin to her desk. "William, did you write that?" she. Kit HI. pointing to the black boa lit. ' Ves. ma'am," said Hilly. "Well, you nfity stay after school an punishment." The other pupils waited for Hilly to cnino out and then they. began guvlng him. . "Mot a licking, didn't yon?' . 'Nope." "What did she do?" . "Shan't tell," wild Hilly. "Hut It pays to advertise. i J ' AGGIt AVATF.H OFFFNSi: Wo know that betting is it sin, . I Whose ways wo should refuse. It's wrong to gamble, If you win, I Ami much worse If you lose. Someone said that 1 "i per cent of the people play golf, lie probably meant 15 per cent of the golfers. J .. Someone sold that 15 per cent of The -sexy magazine aro useful In one way. They prove that lot I , ' - LlJt iht Swampi The tiger hllterlis fn-iUent tlie ( prinlisi of rivers. Hie wooded swunipx , imd the reedy aifiishes, and I hey seem ind o be rare In Invorable ' localities, says Nature Mauttxine. ! ! They are for the utosi pari solitary. I , particularly In ilic wimmIs. ti.nl lire ; seldom If ever actually grcuarlmm. j j The small parties sometimes en ! ( coimiercil ntv probably initde up uf I i a Kinglc family. I FIND IT HERE Oopt for thla colunw mum k . . la bt I a. m. . EAT AT YH WAl.'I'-I.R INN C)n-n from, ' . , 7 .n. m. tu 13 p. nt. ' Hrm-Mltrlllni. pir'in. hullnn. holm, do.' Mortoa'a Kludle Hlmp. RODES MARKET Now Open For Business F. J. Trumble, 'rop.; 1604 Adams 1 . WhwI.T. ,M:iJ. dinar. i:i.ilX i:i,IMlX.Tl:l) "" . Iia,""h' "Inkcncy- ' K.illu.na, KlKin .,h the fli-Ht team to he ,.,, ,, ,., ah Wnltr ..Ilniln.itl liwlnu her neennd wniie Nwl 3,7. (.k HlM j.,,,,,,,,,,,, llilH tnorntiiK when Ouve. won 27 1 ' ' - . . to ill. As ii result Cove iroe into i-eted ofrieei-H. the nfterniiiin r.uinrt. which hoi-Inn. SENATE CHANGES FRIDAY'S STAND ON NICARAGUA r v (Continued from Page li with Ijt (Irnnile playinK Joseph nt L- o'elnek. - ' !- 5 . Siiiiiiiinry-- ;'v 1 Co'vo. 'S7i -i :V'-KlKin: oilvle til) r.. l(irsonni -Wi4iOer (B)t V. ii, ( 8 ) j Hub '. l-nekelt Ct) C .' (ircen ' Mii.vll.-lil Hint MHHiipiinl, 'lexa, u, i Itohlnson (2) .(! Davis Traniniell, I.Moil.la. ilchioirals. j U'nteTt-S ),..., H (7) .MaxweDTsima. iu Tut to. tho wl n let-1 tk-Hanls 'Cute'iiJ ,.r from the chief nr'the nav y ,.i -ii !'-) 1,p!!m .-eliailalns ileclarlnif the pennant , , 1 fi'y f' .- " j representeil no purlleul! rellflo:l' t no nirriim" m ' I1""1 ' "sinniir cvllcitci that w,i LutlVVJEi V yj It ll ,.,, Un Im-h,.,.,.,,, m an. I follonl i-H Ik P. 0. ELKS BALL.':"-f "vo;.".. 'More than 3X0,000 passengers' arrive or d part from Chicago bv I rail each day. They ure .carried by J.O.Mi trains over's: trunk lilies and Ifi switching lines. , STAGES LEAVE From La Grande Hotel Bldg. Adams Ave. Wallowa Valley Coaches Leave v ... , . La Grantfe.for Josci)!) 8:45 a. m.-r " -4:00 p. to. ..Makes All Main Line Connections. For information call MAIN 799. ' fCmUhmetrom Page 1) master during the evening and opened the bunnuet program with remarks pertaining to the meaning of the occasion. dudgo Hrady (ilves Toast Mrs. Kay Kuller entertained with delightful soprano solos. Hugh K. Hrady, past exalted ruler of the lodge, added to the dignity of the occasion when he gave the toust "Our Order." Mr. Hrady ex plained In brief the Ideals of the organization .which Is In substance benevoleneo and giving. Mr. Hrady s toast was ml lowed by a baritone solo by Paul Knnutz which was heartily encored. "Our Sisters, Wives and Sweet hearts," was the subject for a talk by Dr. Hay K. Murphy, who con cluded with, "May your sweethearts become your wives anil your wives remain your sweethearts." In the talk Or. Murphy-also paid a trib ute to mothers.- - Tho final number waa a group of highly enjoyed vocal solos by Mrs. James Mc.Vamee. - i Hall ut. Temple M nsle during tho evening and for jhe dance which followed was fur nished by the Star Novelty Dance band. II. J. Kitchen was general chair man of tho event, which was said to.be one of the most successful ever held. Decorations in the tem pi .were done under tho direction yf William K. Ileughan. si,AVi:it's iatiii:u sthicki:n I. OH AKOKI.KM, Feb. 2.1 (AO Charles A. riunkett. father of The odore Hugh I'lunketl. confidential secret a ry who kill ed Kd wa rd I .. Doheny. Jr. and then committed suicide Inst Saturday night, haf. hfen stricken with paralysis, it was learned from members of his fami ly early today. The family ascrib ed the attack to grief over 'the death of his son anil young Do heny. the son's employer. Teacher Bride Of . High School Boy Mx (Jill ytkm&L&r ! Miss fieri rude Murdoch, 20, principal of the high school at Tappen. N. !).. was married to 17-year-old ibndop Hell the oth er day. but young Hell 'will live with his parents until he has completed his high school course. Mrs. I'-eM Is fruin a prominent Valley city. N. 1.. family. a sensau"-- a v - I r 2 C5 93 . O o u N Y 2 $ S .- E i V Wear a Smile Health's Flower Wren the your. face in smiles and be your own florist, says-the wit. - The smile is the flowering of , health. The smile is as natural to health, as rosy cheeks are to an active schoolboy.. , ; ; '' More than eihty per cent of the population suff er from some form of spinal displacement, causing weak ness or disease. Adjusting is not only the method, that ' removes the cause of chronic disease, but it also is u preventive of dlso.ire. , ly my Chiropractic health method I correct dis eases of nil parts of the body'. 1 have some method that will reach your trouble. , . DIl. J. E. W00DELL SO Nil i- I'.hlK. Momx; tl-.l, 7-K 1, M. HOIIHO Clllli 1U1KV(MH.I, . - : ; . . . 1' 2 T II 6 e i '- 1 0 .e ma . I s. I ! , Starting SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY WEDNESDAY See It Hear II SOUND! 5Q3AI IGHTV DIWMA OF THe S6A- JACK MdDEI- Directed by FRANK WPKH SUNDAY MONDAY j Y UPr- Scnsat'n ,.rfl '"'f1"' ONLY 4 MORE DAYS of our Quit Business Sale. Prices cut way be low cost to close out our entire stock of quality merchandise. i 'THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE" M I ' AMI Cnniiilr : I COT ! I ISmmmkl : It m --H' 1 Jl ii yrw-A ii r w?jf f - ". ! ' ' '. . i i . - fiiMi.nv om.i Tin- i.n.kr imiiiiii. I I'l ?r-T).kl ll I; j of '"'V' '-', ' ' a "ini.i.o s,ii,oif oihiiiiiv i.ii.i i.ipiuo.i. I I '-A kfrnl U I 1 ; - ll'iMiuuL M .f'" I- II SCHEDULE: fl H LAST SHOWING TODAY II 1 ' . -LL HI .1 Adlllls .'((! r'hilrli-ln 2 I I II ' "U'hil h;wlmi in Tlin II ILoges 75c. I II South Seas" II Shows: 2:00 1:00 fi-7-9. I II I I Continuous Showing Sunday. II Comedy &.cwh. 1,1 TODAY ; "HONEYMOON" Also ' ' Comedy & SpOrtlies. : SUNDAY Only ' ; ROD (M .iARfltCQUE ( Jeanette Ioff Tom Kt'imedy.-4 Mary Cm (INK OP HIK IK-WPM Krl ami w-t for snrini: i.- ninn. ol ini? hiln ilfilli'll fiiillnril. Tltf : lour n.irrnw Mint Ifml Hwlf well to ii..! jaunty manner In wlikU It i Wud about tbo tUrvm. I Kinograni News & Playful Papas. TODAY Hoot Gibson in "Clearing the Trail" Kced Howe "Sky Ranger" r
