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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1929)
Wednesday, April 3, 1020. Local News In Brief , ! To l:lifMt Work Members of the different Kruiips of Camp Klio iftrlH of I,a Gmiulo will have an exhibit of their work at tlif silver tea to be held tomor row, Thursday afternoon at tlio home of Mrs. A. 1-., ltlchardsun. This will include head bands, etc- To lUiMat Ouiluta - Tho members- of tho ' chorus choir of tho First Methodist Epls copal church, under tho direction of W. W. Nusbaum. musical direc tor of the church, will present the sue red cantata "The Great -Idgrht" at Hot Luke sanatorium Thursday all pretty and clever urticles on evening at 7:30. A cordlul tnvltu- whlch ttic Kills huvo spent time lion Is extended to tho pen oral pub- Tu ffu to IUwetMirgw. : I Mr. and Jdi-a. O. tt. Davis, or this oily, aro leaving tomorrow for Koseburg for a visit. I LA GRANDE EVENIN(J OBSERVER tio to JtortUud k Air. und Mrs. Leo Miller left last night for a short visit In Port lit Koso City Mr. and Mia. p. U Meyers, or La Grande,, were In Cortland yes terday. " and skill. The public Is Invited to attend the tea which will be from three until five o'clock. A program has been nrranKed which will In clude, unions other things, a group of songs by Miss Daisy Kobbs, one by Miss Ituth Gcihel and one by Mrs. Hay Fuller.' ' Mrs. George S. Hiinio will Rive a read ins, Mrs. Tyler's Kroup of k'i'Is will sing two yotiKs and one other Kroup will put on a skit.' Mrs. W. T. I'hy's group will Klvo a folk dunce. Over Km no Trull j Cluing .over the trail his fore father trod Is the experience of Dennis Hunt, of Portland, who Is in La Grande today. "1 was too busy antf In too much of a hurry to stop and ponder und find out what 'kind ol a sensation lt Is," Mr. J-lunt says. At Telocaset and at Other points alone the highway mo markers bearing the name of Wil liam I'rice Hunt who In JK11 head ed the. expedition sponsored by Aster who founded Astoria. Thut was Dee. 80, 1811. and more than joo years later the-great grand eon of William Price Hunt, speeds along the highways of that trail in ft high powered automobile. lie to attend this program, which i fs a repetition of tho cantuta pre sented at thv Methodist church hist Sunday evening to a largo audi ence, ' HYDE GIVES FARM RELIEF VIEWS TODAY (Continued from Pa 1) this third category of problem. , In vol vcl Pi i) Idem. , 'And It is not -on u problem. It Is several hundred problems. Many .Mf. these problems 'aro, unknown to us today and will only be develop ed with experience. Tho scores or different agricultural commodities, tho 'different localities of their or igin, tho different markets which penetrate, their method and Will Answer (Questions! , 1 It is. announced by members of the weekly prog mm comm.lilee.-at Dot Luke sanatorium that a fea ture of tho programs will bo' a question box. They will be ans wered each' weok at the regular . Thursday evening program by Dr. W; T. Phy. . The first of these (jiH-sllon1 hours, however, will be held this evening, on account of tho presentation of .tho cantata to morrow night. Anyone Ih privi leged to send questions and also to be present when they aro ans wered, f Four Move Saiixv Day George Richardson and Claud o llerry, locn realtors, closed two real estate deals recently whereby four families moved their places of residenco Saturday. Walter I'rice purchased the Albert Lamm i they Wurl exchanged his residence ) distribution, all point to the fact property at 1301 V avenue for Jt. f that wo must find an ngency to W. Pope's home. All four moved which each and all of the prob Into their new names tho same duy. leins cun be properly printed. i ... considered,-, and upon which real Vfcdt Mother land positive assistance can be glv-; Mrs! D. H. Luperand four-year-1 0,1 """""on. old daughter, Ludelta, of New I, Imv,e ,t0 boup ln mlnd ,tnal York, and Mrs. U. It. Thompson. iln their "ohilloii w are-to ft large of Carlton. Ore., aro in I .a Grando o:i,en laliiir new trails, making visiting their mother, Mrs. Ellen 1 ?Up n Periencc.aa we go And; Green. Mrs. Luper has been here; therefore has appeared to me for tho last month and xpectKto tlml a we c1anot lorwwe . In j return to Her .New; York Home Jf circumstances;. . tinder , about tho , middle of April.'! -4r3 whUh f lowrs of tho board 'arc , i'teimiL tn wrilp out ton riuluilod lie. tiona would probably Counterfeit '' Dollar Passed On April 1 Winter Use for Tractors : An outcast has been wandering about Im. Grande It was learned today. Ho Is tho same as a man without a country. Ho Is also 1111 Kltiinnte. But ho preens an ordin ary countenance and dons a bold front In im endeavor to "get by" In spite bf. hU many , handicaps. Until . captured ho went whero othera wont unU bought the same things whic.h'hls fellowa bought. ML li-.xM it nil trlmuilnir and coun- tenum ih murh tho same anv- i. way, so he fooled people and suf fered no qualm, because ho Is hard. Maybe because It was , April Fool's day, ho "squared up" for a meal at a. local restaurant by giv ing himself in pay. Ho Is Mr. Counterfoil Dollar o.ud he wasn't discovered at the restuurant unlit they were counting , up change. April Fool's night. ' Then Uley .penetrated his mas ttuorade. For his edges were not so clearly and deeply milled as tho edges of a real silver dollur manu factured by l.'nclo Sam, Tho date, lit 2, was Indistinct. Mi. Coun terfeit Dollar Is thicker and when tossed on tho table doesn't ring true.' He has a tinny, hollow sound. And the feel Isn't light. ' Ho feels greasy und soft. : & I ' lollowluer Iht udmlralon that hu i,oo aoeii with one In MpxIco CRy. "tui-inotUctl" thu mllMonutro oil op- Ht. quietly alipped It from, hi uratur's Al.low, .Mr. JtHiniii'tto Mo- ahouhlfrg. without comment, u k Ciuy, by tvh-phomv ,' . ' stopped from the plane but tber . Mrs. Abiums, known us uii lntl-1 w"8 hl "cll0" """ testlmootal muti) frlund of Mci'ruy. udmliti-d '" recognition ol the national yoHti'i-day thut h was tho woniun Jltuntlon. -. t who hud been ciiIIIiik Mrs. Mot.'ruyi Emlmsny orflciuls said they did and niiKKt'MtiiiK thut hur huiibund not know how long; he would re- had been Involved "In several uf- fuirs," W. S. Coffey, prosecutor said. The divorcee, who first at tracted attention when she volun teered to mil mi It to an -operation for a blood transfusion .to save I McCruy'a life, hud denied know- n-tiKt oi me cans wuen quiwiotieu the day before,,, ..Tho .'...pr.oseouror said her ulniiNhlon was made otier u long Kiilliiig. , Instead of lorklug them up in barns lor the -winter and havliiR to overhaul then? ln spring, the city ol Waterloo,-lows, used its iruu lora the past winter lor keeping ice oif the streets. Tho trnctort were equipped with lengthened angle Iron grousers ou the reui wheels These grousers chopped up the lie, alter which a sura pel pushed it aside and wagons hauled It away. For wheat of equal grade, pre miums of from 3 to 15 cents a bushel are paid at primary mur Thompson is returning to licr home ' be Saturday. - : ' T.. tompt to writ. . ; ' jiHlutivc- dlrec li. i. s. AUftins Whon'tho si'cond duoruni of v.Ulr ers unti'i'tninH ,the first -quorum' of i-ldi'i-a of the U l. S. chinch lit the Union church ut 8 o'clcoH; to nli?ht. a number of ciders from J.a Grundu will be in nttemltiuci'. ' All totther It Is expected that 40 will bo present. The banquet' will be fullowed by u prorum und u dunce. ' ' servo only to defeat the purpose of treasury of tho I'nlted Slates or u !the board. Thai Is. the . heart . of I "I1"''1" w 'the pluh and the rest ure details." ""' mil nes pretty Koou at uiai lur kct8 for ,,,.,, ncrtia80 of , cr CPlll he fooled tho waitress who put It' ...'.,, ,. into the cash roRlster thut duy. al- , ln crudo vroMn ahov 11 ' though it was perhaps during u i The prcmlwius vary .each war with rush when the dollars flow In so the quality of tho crop and tho fast that no personal Interest Is quantity of . hlKh-protein wheat taken In euch one. iuvallable.' . . . l.'ncle Sam says thut all '"" money should be turned into tho .wnMMBHHmHaMBHHHBHHM Comely Divorcee Cause of Torment niuln in Mexico City, and asserted -he cuine only for u quiet visit with Miss Morrow.. It waa understood, however, the visit, might last a Ions us a week, and that during It there mlKht bo a formal announce mottt'of his wedding data aod phice, 0 - 1 1 ' MEXICAN -STRIFE -DISTURBS LINDY (Continued from rago One) ' area of TamaulipuH. ' Wears l'aractiut. , . Hut even then he took precau tions against mishap growing out of tho dinturbeil condition of thu country. When he arrived hero ho woro a parachute over Ills gray, business suit, tho first time lw bus feiuifif! i l ISHOESHOSiEJki f 'Across' from Bohnenkamp! A I : WASH DHESSICH fin children. . .Sizes 7 to 14 p:tr l.7 gl.HT . Tl'LHA, Okla.. April 3 (A I') A comedy divorcee. Mi s. Annett Ab ruiiiH, who recently cume hero from Now York City, loduy was the cen tral figure in-the investigation at thu death of William 8. McCray Mr. Counterfeit Dollnr lC4(lirn From Tri Mr. and Mrs. ltalph Morgan, of ' Imbler, have nturned from Port land where they visited during tho weekend. Uofore going to the Hose 'City--tho - Morgans attended the meeting of Kustern Oregon hc-IiooI superintendents und principals ln ia Grande. ' ... nn lilt, by Car If'rctl Last, an elderly l.a Grandu . mian, was hit by a car driven by Joseph Ward yesterday near tho O.-W. yards, according to a report made to tho police. The car was ilng at a very slow rate of speed id MrJS I.UNt escaped with very slight Injuries, it Is reported. , iMu -id To Vi.siu Hero Ciroiiiimolher lorotliy Swart, of this city, went to Lotlne today with her grand mother, ; Mrs. Martha Swnrt, who has been tn l.a Grande as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter K. Swart. The little girl will remain in Los line several days. Oa Vacation ' Chris li. Trakas, of U Grande,, left last night for a vacation trip to be spent w ith friends 'In Port land, Seattle. Yakima and Walla Walla. He will bo gone two weeks. Goes Ut .IVndleloii Today J. Kinhk BriUon, of Spokane, left today for Pendleton follow ing a business visit in this city. He was at tho 1-a Grandu hotel while hero.. Ifr.ncfll Daiico is Planned James K. Page camp No. 1 4 "lifted Spanish War Veterans is "planning n lance to be held In May to raise funds for set of camp colors. ... ltd inn I'ttmi Port land Mr. and Mrs. Harry Waggoner, of this ciiy, have returned from a trip to Portland. t4 x SAVE WITH Takes the Slarch from' your Beard km , sn w i; t iii;.3r takes the stiffness from yom bi-ard down to the very roots. Makes it soft and tender. Lathers freely with either hot or cold water. You don't have to rub It in it does the work for you. Y'oa haven't given your f.ice a square- deal until you give tins shaving cream a fair trial. Klenzo Shaving Cream 39 cents t Secretary Hyde is to uppear be fore th4 house agriculture commit tee this afternoon. ( Answers .McXary. lAitkej by Chaitiuan McNary ' tf the. bill he Introduced last fall which did not contain tho contro verted McNary-Haugen . equaliza tion feo provision would meet the immediate requirements,- Secretary Hyde replied that passage of a bill Mini liar In Intent to tills meus .ire to be tho clear inundate country. X strong federal board, he said, was necessary, i with authority to loan litoneV In xljibllixiitlnn n L'fii - Sherwood Williams is expected ..i.m to tuk. un M..iiHnni H..n.inwr.M return tonight from Poeatello. uml ., on (h(, .H,rlat. HinH.. Iy to. maintain a more constant price level, '. ' - Tho 'Secretary wua questioned closely ,by He-nut or Nortis, republi can, Nebraska, us lo what he would suggest to tuke tho place of the equalization fee as a means of de flaying possible losses In the hand ling or' crop surpluses.- - Mr. Hyde replied that the federal' board should be created with sufficient authority to work out all of the multitude of problems involving yie farmers'. trp4bles.- K ,;, '. . . ,, .. Un't' going to see tho world ugaln, as a traveler. Is adventurous days arc" over. ' ' And officials are urging others to watch out for more of the spur ious coin. , i To I,eavc for Huso City Mr. and Mrs. Kloyd Gaines and Mrs. C. H. Devine, of this city. are planning to h ave tomorrow for 'appeared Porilund. They will mako the trlp'0f tno ,uc oy auiomooiie. Mr. Williams Will IteUnni to return tonight from Poeatello, Ida., where ho Vent Monday for u business visit. , Wullown Women If ere Mrs. C. T. .McDanlel and Mrs. C. A. McClaren. both of Wallowa, are busines visitors in lu Grande today. Mr. Itlunpicd Visits .Tom Itlunpicd, of Hershey, Penn., Is u business Visitor in la Grande. He will- be hero for sev eral days on-business. i : , , Go to HuUer Mrs. K. M. Hirkox, whose hus band Y.UH injured in Maker Mon day, went to that city today to be with him. Mp Cltnr-T Very III Nip Cllngrr, son or Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Clingei;. or the la Grande hotel, is very low today, it Is re To Visit Mrs. Waddell Mrs. Virgil Johnson, of this city, went to Wallowa today to vinlt Mrs. Mao Waddell, her slster-in-luw. No Chang In Matkod Copper la tempered (odny In the anme wny ns H wns done In ancient times, by (Hiding to It smni! amounts of tin and other melnls vhlcb give It the property- of hnrd ueas. Nature'. Protection Wrds have tin extra eyelid. which :nn be drawn over the e.velmll, to protect it from ."the- strong aim while the proper eyelid rcnialiis open. cnnhliiiK them tn Poeatello, Idaho Team Wins, 31 to 30 t'HICAGO. April 8. AV)?Col lego Grove. Tenn.. stale champions with a team picked from less thnn 100 Ktudonts. today eliminated Moorelieud, Minn., in the opening game of ,tho second day's play of tho - nattonat high school basket ball tournament al the University of Chicago. The score was 30 to -9 . - , Poeatello, etuwupiunn of Idaho, eliminated Penn Avenue high of Cumberland, Md., tltlehoblers, 34 to 30 In u. game devoid or defensive work. After getting a wny to sub stantias! lead early in the final quar ter the westerners let down, per mitting the Maryland boys to cut the winning murgln to four points at the gwn. 1 ii' vis imm I CRESCENTS BAKING : POWDERii juU pound i Ture Mid : Wholesome: I 6?9 A-.- Sold only lit Glass Drugs Inc. The Kcinll Store La Grande, Ore. I " JWS&2r -J"' ' vine Vital Mr. Sa. iAg ytZf j i - ' f SMirklliic with IrL-li fc Th. 'Vfihi l,,(,"ro lo H,,r - i-rr: jC vV Ife.'' "wJr lart mid Im-ihiiu a tf&- ' &ti tT TV ;niwyml tiK'inory. ii " Iff i-i.!i;iv ni;ws lV - r "t Abr i rT J 'tnTl xw . m.avixc; : A Short Sickness May Mean A Long Debt; . It is better to keep well ns you go along, for a short sickness rwy mean a long debt. It isn't the doctor alone you pay, it is the time you lose which can never be replaced. Chiropractic is the common sense road to health. If a spinal joint is out of alignment it -pinches spinal nerves and pinched spinal nerves do not deliver proper , mental impulses to the organ or tissue of the body. Tho result is -1RK1TATI0N, WEAKNESS and DIS EASE. '; ",: ,.: - ; .-, . . , By my Chirapractic and Physiotherapy methods I coiTcct diseases of all parts of the body. -,. You can make your appointment' ; ' . ' for health by phoning 497-W. NOW PLAYING : DR. J. E. WOOOELL 21) h'oiniiii'r Ulilif. IIuuim: -5, lloune rnlla nimtvi'ml. 7-8 M. TllriUs 1illts V A.N AIR nATTI.lv A all.UI7l' IIOI.IM T i iii iii ruiinwK (in in hi' Uii i , utillva(ljig iiiiiiiiiuiM AImi mnitxly "WHK.N ', MO.NEV COMES". , ', '' j aiitl i' - j.' i - l'ATHu ueview. ,.is -', good Appearance helps you BE somebody ! The New Club Clothes V or Spring are here ... ready! ' . . . look like a million dollars, smart snappy lines . . . styled to the minute . . . and cost you with two pairs of trousers . . . $2 9.00 $ and 34 .00 . and the very latest SPUING ideas, too, topcoats... ready, along with the SPUING Y EST 01 ties, shirts, sox and hats. TROTTER'S a well dressed man LOOKS . . . SUCCESSf ul
