La Grande evening observer., March 15, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 7

Friday; March 15, 11)20.
LA GRANDE EVENING' OBSERVER N
'load South Of
Imbler Patched
); By Using Gravel
lly Mrs. C. M. Halo
1 (Olwi-rviT rreuonuViu)
UHthKft, , Ore., (Special) The
ttr front the inttltfnK snow
tUHvd the rruvt'l In the highway
arMilh of town to Invnk through
making' a lurxv nUnl bote. . Two
trucks wpif husy huutiiiR Rravol
for wvtM-al ily iM-rorc it was mllil
enough to hoM tip tho wt-iirht of
rant. For wmie Unit u caterpillar
wan krpt nt tho .mini nolo ninht
" tw1 lny -to pull the cars through.
, Mm. K. 1... Pcrrin ami Mrs. John
0kHcr and hiiiuII -iluiiKhtor, Ooro
' tay, of KIk'Hi. wim'o rulltntar on
frlfnl8 in iinbl.-r last Friday. Mrs,
IVrrin was looking uftr htr prop
erty Interest h . here.
Mrs. NoUinn went to Mt. W-rnon
huit wi'i'k where she visited her
brother.
' C1,rH 'lnoniI"fnn underwent a ma
. jW operation at the (I ramie Uomlo
hospital Tuesday morning.
; Mrs. rhaiies t'leavi-r has been
3 Buffering for several days with ton
tdlltls. She is reported to be im
r proving at this lime.
Mrs. V. F. Hrork iind daugh
ter, Virginia, of Hurtimerville, are.
i:al Hot Ijike sanatorium. Virgtnial
haw blood pttlsoning In one of. her,
' hands and Mrs. Itroek is taking
'treatment for rheumatism. 'J
Hans Westi-nskow vas agieeably
". niii'prlscd hist Friday when some .
i at the neighbors mine in during.
the evening to help him enjoy hitr
"Mrtliday anniversary, bringing with
thrm lee cream and other 'refresh-:
Intents. 1
'Ati-H, II. A. Watson's birthday
I was the inspiration for a dinner
aarved last Friday at tho I'M Den
nftfion home. Those who enjoyed
the occasion were. -.Mr. and M is.
Watson and daughter, Oonna. and t
Mr. and Mrs. lb-unison and son ;
Warren. Mrs. (Munition and' Mrs.!
"Yntson are sisters. .
r Mrs. I'at ItoIIIns was taken to
tne uriimi nun at1 uupnm cstiur- i
day night and submitted to an 1
operation Thursday morning. Mrs. j
Uollins has been In poor health!
GEN. BOOTH REGAINING HEALTH
L
m -
(ienenil Ttramwell ltooth has shunned the HrM of luihlleity
since being displaced as world commander of the Salvation Army.
This rare and recent picture shown the deposed lender rending of
ficial documents at his home at liadley Wood, Middlesex, lOngland,
In the presence of his daughter, (faiherlne liooth. Ho Is reported
to be rapidly regaining his hen lib after a prolonged Illness.
" : KCAttlfl
KOMO (S2(kc) 0. NIIO: 8. Span
ish hour, orchestra; la, NIK; 12,
news, music,
KJIt (9?okc) C to 12. .ARC pro
gram, - ,
Nan I'VnmifCO
KFUO (Cltikc) organ, studio;
7:S0, continuity program; 9, varie
ties;. 1. Amos and Andy; la.io to
12:10, orchratra.
KPO (USOkc) 0 to 9. NBC; H,
dance orchestra; Id to 12, N1H
hi kin ud
KOO (79kr) U. NHO; 8:30,
sports, popular pianist; 0 to 12,
NH
KI.X (SSOke) Ci concert, news;
8, organ, imuhIc; 0 to 10, oreheslrn.
lss jVngdeK
KNX (1050kc) , varied pro
gram; 7, features; 10 to 1, danco
music; 1 to 8 a. in., Midnile ex
Tv o New Clubs ' !
; Are Organized
v At Cove, Oregon;
Hy Mrs. A. (i. Vikltn
' (Observer Corivsnondent
i COVK, Oi-e., (Special)- Wmy I
Lnwivnce. county agent, enmo over",
to rovo Monday evening Jit th
interest of the 4H club wurk. Two
clubs were formed, a NoUtein
dairy club and a luiby Iteef club,
with eight members In each club.
A Jersey dairy club Is ussured, al
though the Jersey children wort)
not all In attendance at the meal
ing. There ure. also some children
asking for a sheep club and others
for a big club. These -clubs will
probably be formed a lime later. A
sewing club has been formed with
the following officers: president,
Huth White; vice president, Velma
Itlchurds: secretary. Mertha Nelg
er; treasurer, Ada It resit earn. Other
members are rhyltis Hancock,
Nellie Meroney, Velma Hie hard
sell, Helen l.loyd, Mnxinc Towle,
Jeah Mutt in, l.ona Nelda Price,
Faye le Vore and Mitdivd Millard,
Mrs, It, ( Haneock Is the leader.
Mrs. J. It. Price has been elected
louder of the cooking cluU In place
of. Mrs. Helen Conkllu .who did
not accept the leadership.
' Tim nixth grade pupil nre now
studying tho geography' of the
1'nlteO States and tho walls of their
rooms nre decorated With . maps .of-
the various sections of '.the -coun-"'
try. , ' . .' . j
i Mr. and Mi's. IC. Hand and fam-.
lly have moved Into Cnvo."eqmlng .
here from Indian rroek." Three'
A Dictator and a King Go Into Conference
x - "i,N ;
A tare picture Ip Ihis of a dictator and a klnv In conference. The dictator U Ceneral Prima do
Hi vein, militant head of the Spanish government, and tho king in the nulet-mnnnered Alfonso. Tho
subject nt their meeting is a grim one they're disouiwlug what punishment should he meted out to
the chlefi, ol the recent revolt which wan Miuclch d by aulhoritles.
children have, entered, the rove somewhat Improved. ' Mrs. Whts- shotihl . ho say
school. . There are two. J other lor-bus been slaylitg 'at tho lakA who hitH been
chHdrett :under Hehrtol'itgei-'. . . i wilh .him most -or ' the time. She mall alnco her
" M wiiisier who Mm biwm n i came hoiiio .Sun'dav. iifternooii hut has an attack
patient at ih Hot Lake sanator- ;.returncd,londay inorplng., (confined, to the
luuv for the laMt two weks, was P t3. Anderson-. Is again on duly J Miss itessle
brought home . In ah ambulance nt the post -ofi lio', although his Mary Miller, of
this week. ' He Is reporied to be .' Injured foot Is not 'recovering as It been spending
s. Mrs,' Anderson,
taking caro of the
husband's accident,
of tousllitls and is
house,
Ooyetto and Miss
Portland, who have
a week with Miss
Ooyette'a parents. Mr. and Mr.
J imj tJoyette roturmd' u" Portland
Monday. . .
- Mrs. Henry Muir s O HUa'lly 'ill.
al her hoiriA here.-.' lvr mothVr
Mrs. J, l. ItrOugliton.' of ltfMtehurg, '
is with her, us are her three ah-,
ters, ' ;
s Tho Rev. P, F. 8t urges left late-;
Wednesday . for PcndlejQti .whtfnv.
they will be the guests nt1 !U. Itotv
and Mrs. W. P. UemfugtMn.ytt hwlp
them, celebrate ijie MlJiortl ulrth-f
day unnlvevsai'y: Phey "rMnrned
to Cove Thursday- .
i Mr. and -Mr, ryrll Itlchardson. 'i
who have been visiting Mrs. ltich-v
ardsoii'M parents. Mr. and Mrs.
halrd, returned to their home in
Pendleton Monday.
Mrs. Lillian llrown and hor
daughter, Mrs. hinull, were lb
Ci-ando visit o it Monday.
"Tho Zander (lump Wedrtlng.'V
Under the nuspicces of thi Worn
an's club has been Indefinitely
postttoned. . .
' Mrs. J. J. Conley. who )i been,
HI at tho home of her son, L. N..
Conley, for the last 'three inonthH
Is sufficiently recovered to lul
ftbte to be nut and around.
; Mrs. J, R He Long who bas been,
spending the winter with her sin
ter Mrs. W. (1. Neville, at Long
lteach. Oil., returned to her homo
here- Saturday.
Rhymars to Royalty
.,. Tlie'-e stems to bo no nmhenttc
record o I lie origin of I'oel l.mi
reitto of Kngbiml ' btti ll Is re'ot i
ed that l!li-li:)til t'oi'iir do Ltoti had
tl "vcrs-ilhlihir reuis, ft devehue
lucnt of the (tract too of eerbcr
times when miii'trrlq ami vetwlllT-rst
wri'H farl of I lie rrtlnm of tlt1
klnt? ...
sATritn.w I'ltoraiAMs
The Nutlonal ltroiiilrn.siinfc com-
for oiiio tiiiio nnd .mlv recently
rrtiirno.l rioin l.n Ciiamlo whore P"V proiti-uin for Hiitmiliiy ntBht
hf hail lieeii ri celvhi)," ineillra! rollown: 0. (I. !:. hour: ' 7. danco
aid. orchestra: fi. Ringing 1'encheB tinrt
Iw,ne ninirnmrn,. C. XI. H.He nnd ' '''n'utlon "Ooh: I. Oolden l,e.
Harold nit.xnm.n n.olored to Wal-, K",",H; 10 ' - ;
lown Wednemlay. Mi-h. HnroUl The American Uponrtcostlnif com
liliiKan.an aerolnpanled them n paMy ,proB1,1In rol. Saturday night
far as KlKin where Bhe apent the foilown: C 1o 7. recordlnif orches
. with relatives. .,,.. 7 Salon otrheHlra: 8. Trouba-
,'Ali'M.' liass Verry Is now nt the dnnrs nnd Iteverle program: 9,
Grande Iton.ie hospital reeoveiing Siilon orcliestm: male singers: 10
from an appendix operation. She to 12, dance mtisie.
la leiiorted to lie getting along". Corvallls
""'y- ' I KOAC (DCoUc) )i::iO to 9:3ft,
K. A. Suyre, county school super- i11.,ullirnil, r i,i.i,i..
I fta. ...... .1. ...... I.... l.n
.......... ... ...i.i.n ...v - n mate high school
m.u.ji. . . ..... ......j. tournament in Salem.
' :: Slr. and Mrs. Wayne Prow, of i J'oillnml
, Lostlne. were liiisincss visitors . in ! Kfiw ((2nkr) 6 to 1 ft, NMO; 1ft
' town fntuidny.. fiieus anmmarv: 10:1 r. to 12. Nllf
; Mr. and Mis. C. ('. Welsh. Mr. .KKX (UMkc).t to tS, ABC pwM oto !. . f
nnd Mrs. I. nmgnmnn, Karl l.an-'jtram: IL'.weathfr. noWB,
an, Ainfm .Mfli lW, ,Mraii() Mr ' K)lfJ !Hnkc)"(i, 'dinner concert
Irant Tinker and Mrs. I. oils orchestra: !l:lt), orchestral 10:16
"hiulers were .tiinong those who mero'lnukers. .
ntlen.lod the l.lndscy-ltlley deliato i SHkne J again the question of daylight snv
in i.a uianue jnim lay evening. Mig (r.liiiuc) ft. Nun program. Ing
KKI (C401(c.il.-Nnr: 8. variety
liour: 0. concert: 10, symphonette;
II. Midnight frolic.
Ihiiver
KOA (S30kc) 0. Nllf: . Sunday
tmskctlmll 'school lesson: 8:80, dance hour.
Sail l.nke City '
KSI, (liaoke) -6, .N11C; 8, male
quartet; concert troupe: n, studio:
1ft, dance music, 11 to 1 u. m. Coy.
Jsn't- if almost tlni.i foV the. letJ
ters-from-the-pebple columns of
the newspapers to settle seriously
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NORMAL SCHOOL STUDENTS WILL NEED RESIDENCE ROOMS IN JUNE
;1 TTRA CTIVE HOMES
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A Davenport Suite - ;
Here's a very smart 2-pioce pai'lor suite,
Kiiiiranteod to k'vo lonpr service. Cov
erings nve mohair with panels of tla
mask. Exposed wood parts are walnut,,
hitfh-litfhted. COQK ((
, A buy at tPOtJ.UU
Whether you plan to re-ai-range and re-fumish your home to
accommodate normal students who will require residence rooms
when the school opens in June, or to make it more liveable and
charming for the friends who come in, this is the time to make
your furniture selections to an excellent advantage.
The nicely, tastefully appointed home is instinctively preferred ,
- - and you can accomplish the changes you desire at small expense
and with-credit arrangements to meet your exact requirements.
We especially suggest refurnishing your bed-room --and have
some new suites that are very attractive values.
One of the many smart suites on our floor has a 4-post bed
with large Colonial Diesser and Semi-vanity to match. Large
plate mirrors and the three pieces are mahogany - - good looking
and beautifully made. It is priced, the suite at
$155
Bohnenkamp's
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For Small Dining Room -
One of the best values in a small din
ins suite that we have ever experienced
is this six-piece walnut suite. Pretty
buffet, extension table and four chairs.
Complete for
only
$69.95
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New Bedroom Suite
You have an excellent "buy" in this
suite of three pieces in walnut. The
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is the French style. A suite of select
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complete nt tp A LJtJ
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