La Grande evening observer., March 28, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

Thursday, March 28, 1929.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Five
1 Local News In Brief
C'uiitatu 1-Ykluy " -'
The beuutlful cunluu "The Lust
Seven Words of Christ," which ro
ciuires one full hour for Its rendi
tion, will be presented on Friday
evening, 7:30 o'clock, by the Ladles
Triad choir at the Presbyterian
church. This musical organization,
Mrs. A. U Itichardson, , director,
has been upending much time in
preparation. SololsU who aro
inembertt of the choir are. Mrs. Hay
Fuller, Mrs. 8. B. Morgan.' Mrs.
W. H. Uohnenkamp Jr. The fol
lowing will aHSist the choir. E. K.
Hurley. Paul Knautz and Hay Wil
liams. This service will be repeated
on Sunday evenJngr at 0:30.
fcUx on OoIIckv Honor Jloll , - ,
i-'or excellence in studies und for
) ii king1 no grade beloVv II, six l'n-i
ion county students at the Univer
sity of. Oregon have been named
on the" winter term honor roll.
.They are: Alice Cook, Francis Hob-
inson. Bliss Ansnes, and Lorn Nel
son, of La Grande; and Francis
Coud, of Cove. Herman Kramer,
of La 'Grande, also qualifies for
the honor roll except that ho Bus
.one grade of incomplete.
Ju ml Not Guilty .
Charged with possession of In
toxicating liquor alleged to have
been thrown out of an automobile,
Juines Harrison wuh acquitted by
a justice couitf . jury which rq
turned the verdict of not . guilty
lust night about 8:3(i o'clock. The
case was tried Jri the city hall and
was adjourned in the office of the
justice of the peace. Carl Holm
was uttorney for the statu and H.
L. Hess for the defense.
l-euvo for Eastern Trip' ".- '
I Mrs. A. J. Stange , and fMrs.
'luuie Uohnenkump uro leaving to
night :bn the train for tho Kust,
In New York City they will bo
guests. of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Stod
dard for u ten-day visit. They will
' also bq in Hoston, Chicago, Wash
ington, Philadelphia, Niagara and
in Merrill, Wis., will visit Mr. and
Mrs. A,. H. Stun go.
I tot urns to Hoiikv
Mrs. Klmer tOiuinons, of Baker,
returned to her home this morning
from lu Grande where she has
been visiting her mother-in-law,
Mrs. G. O. Emmons. Mrs. K tu
rn on also visited at En t tiprise
with Mrs, IjOuIs Reliance, her
mot nor.
SENIORS HEAR
ADDRESS BY
PROF. SPENCER
Carleton Spencer, professor of
law at the University of Oregon,
addressed the senior class of 1-u
Grande High school Tuewday aft
ernoon and held conferences with
Individual senior students with the
vlew of informing them about col.
liege procedure and Interesting them
in the etiuse of going to college.
Three requisites of a college stu-
Cousln Visit Mr. WhlU
Mrs. J. E. Hmith, of Weiser. Ida.,!
arrived la La . Grande . vtoday by
automobile and is u guest at the
home of her cousin, Leslie .White.
Mrs. Smith will be here for several
days. . , . .
On Way lu Hurtle,,, .
J. C. Uuirtl a i Hi son, Leon of
Wallowa, passed through:. La
Grande today on their way to
Hums. ; They will spend several
days In that part of Oregon. They
are In their automobile.
jdont were pointed out by Mr. Spen.
I cor. The student should know the
vulue of money : and spend. wisely,
file should be ublfr to budget, his
(tinie. He should possess sufficient
, Initiative to be abl to do. things
j without being told to do so, Mr.
j Spencer explained.
(Tomorrow K. K. Ruby, registrar
of Whitman college at Wullu Wal
la, Wash., will be in La Grundo
and will address, the senior cluss
'on u similar subject, Next Thurs
day Dr. Mf Ellwood Smith, of Ore
gun Stute college, will address the
j seniors. , :
Dirigible Winds
Up Long Journey
FHIEDRICH8HAFENV Germany.
Mar. 28 AP) The dirigible Graf
Zeppelin returned tfi htr basu here'
this mornlug, coftipletiug n voyage
of days ind Ii,u4Q miles over
the eastern Mediterranean to the
Hotv Lund und return. - . -
j The Zeppelin was pulled down
to land near Its hunt:ftr at 10:1?
'a. m. (4:1? K. 8. T.) just 81 hums
land 31 minutes uflor Its ilepur
jtoitj last Miinduy morning, shortly
after midnight. '
IU was t)ie second long vruise of
the giant dirigible, and in mile
jage exceeded that of either the trip
lO America, ur me ixiuni mi jim.
'.rr:!:r,, , 'murder case nears
a student at Sacred Heart ac
ademy - here, went to Enterprise
today to spend the Eastw vaca
tion with her mother. Mrs. Rosalie
Whitehead. ' "
JURY LATE TODAY
(Continued from Page 1)
N. A.
linker People ljcave
Mis. Hello Mook, Mrs.
Mugge and W. C. Calder, all of
Haker. 'haveiTeft La Grande. They
were registered at tho
hotel. 'fy. " r; .
Hero'' Fronl TiUerpris
cutting pies and cakes at a party,
Bryunt 'said, "I had no Intention
of using the knife agulmrt. Dicker
son, or anybody else. .
IttiHtil- Mu tuttm..nt nv tit tha
La Grande 'fight aelf, Bryant hmlntalned that
i i "i16 hudpnly meant to ask Dicker-
Honi'not to proceed to. the Troxel
honid with Mao, Und i to tell hiu
TRAGEDY AT SALEM
KILLS FATHER, GIRLS
(Continued trom Pag 1)
lr. jind ilit Ed E. Blrkman. of rival, that ho waa engaged to tho
Entcriiriise. hare Jefr. Lai Grande ;-girl- and reoented. Dlckerson's ut
followinB a short visit. They were tentlons. ' : . ' : , . .;
ul the ha. Grande hotel. ...... ! . j couldn't leeiii to eet the
. , ' Iwordsi out," ho continued, tellinc
Mrs. SlHirt to Wallowa ?i nf' uii lirudlmnl In hi. iuh.
Mis. W. H. - Swart, o( La
found In tho (runt yard near the
road, about loll foot away. Tho
house la located on the old l'etor
ChrlsteiiBon place, half 'way he
tween the Grassy Pond school
house, on' tho Ml. AiiKel-Wood-burn
hlKhwny, and Monltur.
Stettcr's action In the past havo
never caused any comment by
nelKhbors, It waa stated, and ho
appeared normal other than to ho
the possessor of u temper and on
occasion showing sIkuh of Jealousy
where his 27ryenr-old, wife, Lu-
ollle.liWaa concerned.' V '
. DuunnlK mi i;a-i'r im ,
f Burlier :in the' morulm;-Stetter
went to tho L. D. Lellon ncnonil
store In Monitor, aliout a half mllo
.'to the east, and purchased nlno
isticks of dynjioilto, which lie plac
)ed In a pull, uud u such: contain-
nts Home ' Kaster eKgs. , s
FIGURES IN CORVALLIS TRIAL
M T 1
t
Mi ivl'i
'.All of I ho lSu-lrli' NorihwCNl Is ftillimfuu clowlj- lln- trial at
f.avallU, Oiv.. ol Ijnmi llryuut (rithl), Corvallls "Iohii jouiIi"
liijii'Kiil tilth ralullv slublilue "HIpV .lilrkiixm. rorimr (ircou
siiiio collcxc riMiibull star anil mi ji,s?tUiaii coacli if Ihm, year's
, Bitat p. S. '. team. A quurrcl over, prt'lty .Mim Tn.vi'll U said lo
liafu niKil the li"mlle. After his arivsi, IVicilnu atniiu-i llr.uint
jvj mi liltrli mi thc'O. R. ('. iiiiiipus that lu rnnr remuttHl to l-ort-lailil
for safety, uml ilieii kepi in Jail lie another county while
awuilln Irhil. . . . . f... ..i. ... -
UurlnK his testimony, however, the
Grande, and Loiter Ball, also of .ja'efelldunt pke without . hesitancy
to visit Mrs. Swarfs mother. ,
liiiHlncttn VLsltors
!. tToueh and Dick RilIIowav.
J both- of Wallowa, are business vis
itors in La Grande today.
Two La (irandei's Honored
Two IJ'nlversity of Oregon stu
dents (from La Grundo have been
honored by .election to Kwania.
The girls, who were pledged this
morning to the organization, are
Lois Nelson and Anno Btnnge.
Kwania Is a sophomore women's
lionorary society and this year 1'J
girls from tlie frestiman class were
elected- to membership. ' .
BASEBALL
Servlcies Near Kud 't ;
i lie; nev. j. Ij. iiiyior, wno is
preaching In the Klrst- Haptlst
church revival series,- announces
thut ho will speuk tonight at 7:30
' o'clock on the' sub jest "The tlul
' versulX'all." Friday night will' bo
Vhls lust evening In tho pulpit. His
sermon lust night on "Heaven ' was
given high praise by the pus tor,
tho Kuv. l' O. Hess.
Mr. Session He links . ,5
Gilpin Sessions, of Hot Luke,
returned this morning from Port
land, where he has been spending
the Inst week on business, . ' Mrs.
Sessions and Gilpin Jr.,. have, beep
in La Grande during Mr, Session's
Vibsence. Tliey all returned to
their homo this afternoon.
1
TODAY'S OOAST LHAG t'E
GAMjKH
At Los Angeles:
. Seattle
. Los Angeles 'I 0
' Hulterles: Kallio and Steinicko;
Hobeits and' Warren.
FRANCE NOW
INTERESTED
IN 'I'M ALONE'
jfCohiujedonig
or stammering.
Testimony Confllotlnx
-: Bryant's statements that- Dicker,
son hit him first und that he-uued
tho knife only when he felt sure
that the footbull coach would
"choke me to death," varied with
the stories told by Miss Troxel and
Wllltum Gutes, friend of Bryant,
who was a witness to the assault.
"I hud forgotten the knife in my
ibelt until it cut my leg as I hiy
1 there with Dlckcrson un tup of
jine," Bryuiit testified. - "Then I
. tused it in self defense. 1 couldn't
innings, te,, whethor x hH him or. not."
' J "I Although it was predicted that
the defense would claim thut ,the
death of Dlckersun, five days ufter
the fight, wus due to pneumonia,
rather , thun directly to the knife
thrusts, Dr .' Harry i. Anderson,
who testified decisively thut thu
death was caused by a "penetrut
lug knife wound," was not uues
tloned hy Bryant's counsel.
URGES STUDY ON
UTILIZATION OF
WASTE PRODUCTS
(Continued from Pa l ,
has requested police protection.
The sltuulion, however, apparent
ly has been kept in hand, since the
stute department has received no
report on the matter from the
consul, y
CITY GOVERNMENT
OF DOUGLAS, ARIZ.
IS INVESTIGATED
yard Kloster,' representlUK na
tional farm loan orKalilxatlons In
the nth fcdorul land bank district
coinprlslnK Iowa, Nebraska, South
Dakota, and Wyoming.
Ho said ho had supported the
McNary-HuUKen Mil with Ilia
euilallition fee but ho thought thu
substitute measure would provido
the relief neoded.
r ''"'y Iloekercller . Jcelins ;.t
Chairman . McNary of tho coln-
' nilUeo niada public toloKrnmS fruit
John I). Rockefeller J r., Charles
M. Hchwab and an assistant to
! Owen -O Yoninic, declining the com-,
mltlee's Invitation to appear on
the farm Issue. . Rockefeller saiil
he had -nover-made u. study of tho.
farm prublem and was thoruforo
Uot qualified to testily. .
I Schwub said1 ho had other en-'
lagcmciHs und Young's usslstunt
ultl thu financier would bu kept In
lJarls for some time on repara
tions. ;
(Continued from Pag 1)
To llnvo lleu(l(iiaitcrs Hero .
i'he headqiturtcra of tho Navy
recruiting officer, Mr. rriughuupt.
, Portland, will be in La Grande
last half of each month, he an-
ced today. lie arrived In lu
'-de Tuesday. His offico will bo
Ijjp post office building.
I to roiilanil
Charles K. Lee, who spent the
winter working near KummcrVllle,
lias been visiting friends in La
Oramlo for several dnys. Ho will
leave this week for Portland where
hu will be employed by tho O.-W.
It. & N. Co.
Mrs. Colo Itelurnw
f .Mrs. K. H. Cole, of Knterprlso,
has returned to her home after
spending several duya with her son
and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
Hubert Cole, at 1903 Adams ave
nue. .
Knjnyahlo .Mtvtliuc
Member or the Spanish-American
War veterans und tho ladles'
auxiliary met in regular session
last night. Kullowing this they en
Joyed a banquet. Nearly 40 were
in attendance. .
Iti-i-mcriiiK From cnitlmi
Krnest Oliver, employe oC the
O.-W.. who underwent a major
operation at tho Grande Hondo
liospltal yesterday, is reported .to
be getting along nicely.
ltcturos Home
Mrs. James A.lnsworth has re
turned to her home at Mnv Pn-k
following an operation for goiter
at the Grande Hondo . hospital.
Mrs. Atnsworth Is fully recovered.
I ia by .Daughter Is Hum
Mr. and Mia. John Price, of HII-
guru, are inn parents of a baby
daughter born Sunday' ( at the
.Grande Konde hospital.
To Shis nt I'rlilnv Service
K. K. Hurley and Mrs. J. L.
Mrl'herson. Iji Grande singers,
will l on the program of the un
ion Good Friday service at the
Presbyterian church Friday utter
noon at 5 o'clock.
Ilaby fv.n llont
Coligrtiilations are Indng re
ceived by Mr. and Mrs. I,ee Clien
ault on the birth of a baby son
Monday afternoon at the Grande
Itonde hospital. The baby weighed
eight pounds.
To Siatxl uy n linker
Mrs. O. O. Olsen. of this city,
went lo llaker today to spend the
day.
Mrs. HollgartA. of Baker, Is
visitor in Iji Grande. She Is at
thv Foley hotel, .'Jffjni
EASTER CANTATA
TO BE PRESENTED
AT M.E. CHURCH
(Continued from Page 1)
Night", contralto solo, Miss Mlmu
Copper, with quartet, A. W. Nel
son, Mi's. W. W. Nimliaum, Mrs.
It. l- Tyler, II. K. Dixon.
"Arise. 8iilne, Kor Thy Ught Is
Come", chorus with soprano solo,
Mrs. Williams.
"Ught of The World", ladies
double quartet, Mrs. WMIUiiiim,
Genevieve Adler, Mrs. Nusbaum.
Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Adler, Mima
Cooper, Mis. Nelson, Mubct Mort
on. . . i , , --.
I'AItT II".
f'lle Knows It All" Male chorus.
"O Sacred Head", chorus.
"The t 'ruclfi xlon", tmior recita
tive, Mr. NuHtiumii and chorus.
"Slowly The luyl)ght Is Fading'
chorus. -
"Kiistr Dawn, telior solo, Mr.
Williams- and chorus. s -1'AKT
111.
"Christ Ih Itlsen", baritone solo.
Ck'land Walwlnger, sopruno solo,
Mi-s. Nushauiu and chorus.
"Crown Htm With Many Crown"
male ehoru with baritone . solo.
Paul Knuutz, tenor solo, Kermit
Hugain.
"The Heavens Declare" baritone
solo. J'aul KnuiitK, tiuartet, Mr.
Williams, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Nel
son, Mr. Knuofx. ,,t
"All Hall the I'oner", Grand
Canon. 'hoi us.
Miss Myrtle Wilcock. church or
ganist, will preside ut the organ.
continue in their position Tor the
j present. '
Chief Uatiirr First came into
newspuper prominence lwo years
ago when he helped to locale the
"shack" in which Mrs. Almee Seiu
pie Mcl'herson, hos Angeles evan
gelist, clultned to have been held
prisoner by kidnapers fillowlng her
sensational disappearance from
Ocean I'urk, Cal. He also testified;
In her behalf, letter, ' Mrs. Mc
I'heiHon presented the Douglas po
lice department with u valuable
ladio.
President Hoover contemplates
a special session for April 15 on
farm relief and tartrf. That looks
like he's copying the fraternities'
hell-week idea with the legislators
catching It. ,
v m v
jimi.m:. is i:vah'A'I'i;i
Hy tho Associated Press
Apparent evacuation of the town
of Jlmlncz in Houthcustern Chlliu
ahua waa reported by federal ulr
mcn today.
The Ins-jrgents were proceeding
northward lu the direction or the
rebel stronghold of chihuahua and
the government looked for a battle
at Hachlniba Pass, strong strategi
cal point south or that city.
, The rebels, on the othej' hand.
Indicated, that a cjush wuscxpeet
cd lu the vicinity of Jliiilnez, no
ranfirmatiou being given of the re
ported evacuation of that town.
General Kstobar, rebel colnmuuii-er-ln-chlef,
hus repeatedly assert
ed that he would lead an advunco
on Mexico City ItsHf.
Strict Censorship
Otherwise u strict censorship
veiled the plans of the Insurgents.
Federal relief forces were ex
pected to reach Miixullan on the
west const today, relieving the gar
rison which successfully held orr a
rebel attack early this week.
The governor of the northern
district or lower Callrornla today
denied that loyal Mexican, troops
had been transported across Ari
zona. territory to reach Nuco where
a, federal garrison is holding out.
The federals ut N'aco. strongly
entrenched, were Mill awaiting a
long delayed attack by the rebels
encamped tea miles away. I'nless
an attack develops soon, they de
clared they would sturt "some ac
tivity" . themselves.
CAITIKF. ItKIll;!, I'OKT
Tl'CKON, Arii.. Mai-. JS (API
In a hrlvf fight early today. Mexl
' un ft-dcrul troops captured a stnull
rebel post across the International
line from Sasabn Arizona, the
't'nited Ktates immigration office
; announced here.
Tho, federals were believed to
have come from Kan lils. Konora.
A f.RKK.V organdie dinro frnrk
ha two roses of the simar f.h
rlc pored low urn the edge of the
trmlioie. .
Quite a few farmers In western
1 Kansas have taken to wearing
spats, according to a newspaper
(report. The old west ha become
" country apparently where you
ne 10 uic wun your spati on.
Sir Joseph Huveen has been
j named a trustee of the British Na.
llonal l.allcry. His adverse crlfl.
dun of "l.a B-lle Ferronnlere,"
uppoix'dly a famous painting.
Probably let him ui on the ground
floor.
i t i
Girl's
Pleated Skirts
Sunburst Stylca
; Age 3 to g :...$i.os
j Age 7 to 14 ...:...:......:...
3.9S
H
'NeW Spring Hats ...................... 50 to $3.98
fvTeA' Wash Dresses '....-I
New Wash Suits
llew Sweaters ... .'....J.....
79Mo$1.9S
9S to $1.98
9S- to ,'$2.98
5 Several Close Out Uargains at Yz '.Price
t t
NORTON'S
KIDDY SHOP
Belter Merchandise -- Lower Prices
IThe Beaumont
Presentetl
' for Sftring, 1929, by -
gcltestpr
THERE is niPlmiioli
tan (lihlini lioM uliout
.rTlie Bcaunioi)t"r- iho
peaked lajicls have the '
spirit of youth llio
' body lines have strength
the shoulders are set.
well hack. "The Beau
mont" is for the man
who carries his chin for-
ward and his head up.
'Starting
i V no.VT miss
Tilf'J THRILLS OF
J.'-'.'VbUK LIFE
30 to 55
TniUtrvA by
Miclioelt-Stern, Rochester, N. V
Trotter's
Af the lion leaped skrm$k a I
Tarxan. the Ape-man h
forth his mighty yeSi
"ADVENTURES
OF TARZAN"
) STARRING
ELMO LINCOLN
. AND
LOUISE WIUUINE
. i, .-' .'.
Also .: '.(
'COME
't-ruiinln' 4
If M.KNI
lle-H Mere
Willi Ilia .")
Willi Itlilln-(VmloMl
,..',7-Ti:-;e
1 "Si-'-V.s.iir-'s
-i.3iyi
Request for Sunday 1 :
'v Law Is , Rejected
(Continued from Pk D
Mhoulilur tho coat of t(iie coiniiou
vallon for rirMuou and pullcuiiu'U.
Othi-i 'employes Of tho city havo
previously ht-t'ii rorelvliiK this With
out Oust ami tho notion rt'loumu
fliuinen aiul iiolicemen from pay
im nt ot a cent day to uoouro this
form of protection. , - :;
To Hrlp fi, II. H, IIuimI
On motion, the, eommlfwion do
t'Mt tl to ulund u part of thn ex
nrn.so of t'ntUiiff tlio hltfh Mclutot
bund. to tho ttnnuul atuto cunt tat to
Ih held In CorvalllK t h 1(4 miu-tnff. It
wiih itUu utati'd that tho school
board him agreed to pay purof tlio
coHta and that tho hand has n fund
of moro than $200 to bo umd for
thin purpow. t'ho coimnluslon ve
pay Its Hharo out or tho ftdvprtlH?
Iiik fund, uhh'h waa oroutod for
purpoMvM of that lmluro.''
A petition for, a danco hull 11
coiiho for an open nlr puVlllon, to
be consiruetcd hi May at 10IH Jef
ferson avenuo by C It. Uuell und
Wltllum Andilst. wu referred ta
tho city nmnusor with power to ucU
. Police Culer Clint Hnynes la
niilrcd as to what hiopm should be
Hi Ken to revoke a roomlmr ho una
Hcoiiho lit-Ul by Dorothy UUbreutli
und thlH wum refi rred to the city
attorney und to Mr. HayiieJ,
' The city munuf;r8 report Jfnr ..
tho week ending Mur. i;t lucludvil
dlKKlnw of u, diteh fur a clly main
on K between Weventh und Khrhth
HtreelH and diuKKiif nt V vcr.a
und Spruce, street '," .
Across from Uolinenkamo'I
liiii.iiitic.N's iiti;ssi:.s
Nw rllliiuneut . ., .
!(! Ill VI. KT .
VT
SBHKBBESEBSSK
s I
i l l And
! 3 Bruce
"ft f ' Scenlcs
"ot Hoo! I'm wickwll Wutch
your rep, you 15 r q a d w 11 y
vamps. My lii iind of viimpniK
will nmko Kvc look like mi
iiinatt'ur! I simply must make
ii iiiinie lor myself, or how will
I ever beconm a faniuus act
ress!" And while Colleen is'sinniiiff
and Biiftennjr ; you'll bo p;n-
niiiK and woiidenno;, until I
hi if niodiieer rnnies in hoy vnx
cue with a niurriago contract!
"Ney Weds ViHit"
MAN--"
is at the
AttCADE NOW
in the World's Greatest Cinema Romance .
LOVE DRAMA I'ASSION INTRIGUE!
CAUL LAEMMLES
Stti)cml()iiH"Spt.'clacular"MiiBnil'icent
buper-rioductiou ol
VICTOR HUGO'S
liiiiiintinl t'hi-Mi Willi ' '
Con rati Vcidt
TOPICS
p.
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M. G M. iNEWS
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