La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 12, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, April 12, f929. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Pa?e Jive Local News In Brief OiviiIuiUui Mauugcr Iteliirn Vlslu Tticiuia Kiiclteu j.'rom Alliuny. Ore., where h at-1 Mrs. It. J. Kitchen is In Portland tended tin1 seventh regular conven-! this weekend with her daughter, lion of the Pucitlc Northwest Or- Mlw Thelma Kitchen, who teaches dilation Managers .association, Clin the high school at Hubbard. Mr. H. ruddock, circulation manager , und Mrs. Kltcheen drove to Tort of The Observer, returned last land" Friday and Mr. Kitchen re nlelit with Mrs. Paddock. The con- turned Monday. '. vt iitlon wus hold Apr. 8 and- 9 ut I tlie .Hotel Aiuuny. unu was uowi t Jtciurns iruill lurvattui visit - Sirs. .Vorval Ilcs at ModfuroV ""- Mrs. Knthrrlne. Norval. pioneer of tho Orande Hondo valley, died at Medford, Ore., this morning at 7:30 o'clock. l-'unerul arrange ments have not yet been completed, although It Ut understood that Mrs. Nurvul will be buried at Summer vllle. ... ; , MARIAN TALLEY, OPERA STAR, TO QUIT THE STAGE (Continued from Pago 1) interesting and profitable, Mr. l'ad dock says. Tho outstanding ad dress was made by O.-C. Horn, managing ''director of the -Audit' Bureau of Circulation, lteprcscnt atives of Portland und other Ore gon newspapers also, spoke and' found table discussions were hold. A sight-seeing trip to Oregon State i college und u banquet given by the bunny Advertising club were oth Vr feulut-es. Mrs. J'uddock visited in Salem with her mother and in l'urtlulld with hor sister during Mr. I'adduck's stuy in Albany. Tell Name to Keporter Three chubby, rosy little boys, aiiout four, threo und one years of age respectively, were at the m tlrando rtillroad stution today. When their mother was usked the names of the sons for the paper she hesitated about giving them, so Hilly announced briefly, "Robbie, Huddy und Billy." So Hobble, Muddy and Hilly Hutniltun. of Cald well, Ida., ure returning to their homes today. They have been In Lu Grande visiting with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. S. 1 Garrett. ' Miss Mildred Smith, of this city, returned . today front Corvallls where she has been visiting Miss Mnrjorle Heynolds, a student at Oregon State college. Miss Smith is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. It. H. Smith. . Mr. Andcrsou llreaks lieg : 8. A. Anderson fell this morning from some scaffolding when ho was at work in the Koley hotel building. Ho broke his right leg ut the ankle. An ambulance wns culled and Mr. Anderson was taken to tho Orundu Rondo hospital. - shows Km Intvrst in Kuinbuw Dr. W. V. Youngson, of Port land, pastor of the Hose City Meth odist church in Portland, und Mrs. H. G. Tarklngton, of La Grande, mother advisor of the Order or Leave Ia Grande Among the viators In I .a Grande from Baker who have roturned to their homes are Juno Vaughun, Ann Lewis and Odessa easiness. They were registered ut tho La Grande hotel. To Visit Mr. at d Mrs, llugorald Mr. and Mrs. V. K. Shumard, or Portland, are to arrive In l.a Grande on train No. 24 tomorrow morplng and they will be houso guests of Mr. and Mrs. V. Klti gerald tn this city. lltlllt Stoddard to Visit Huth Stoddard, of l.a Grande, went to Buker this morning with her cousin, Mary Kllcn Stoddard, of Buker, to visit at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. David Stoddard. Mr. Dtttlon Visit Im Granule G. 1.. Dutton, formerly of La Grande, came to this city front Pendleton this morning and to night Is returning to his homo in Portland. . , Marriage. Lkvltse Issued Kerne Nielsoli, of Salt Lake City, and Kvan Tltomas. of La Grande, received a marriage -iicenso at tho Union county court house, today, , Hound Over to lirniul Jury " lister Elliott, charged with forg ery, waived preliminary hearing in the justice court today and wns bound over to the grand Jury. Bond was set ut $51)0. - Group Discusses New African Book A group or 11 men and women authored last night at the home of Mr. und ill. H, H. Cleaver to discuss the book. :Th Golden Stool," by Edwin V. Smith, sutd to be one of tho fltiost of recent books on .Africa." Mr. Cleaver lead the discussion. The Itcv. und Mrs. L. B. Williams, of tho Presbytorlau church at Elgin, were present for tho evening. Tho book deals with the conflict of the white and African cultures. A dispatch rront Cannes says Countess Alexandre Vestetlcs has been seen oftert this Itlviera season smoking . a - pipe while Inking stroll. (Not an advertisement.) rangeiiuiU to produeo tho "Miss X" wuro made with Judge Hardy, who Is charged in one of tho four arlloles- of Impeachment with ob struction of justice. She said sue went to his home, discussed tho "proposition" and that when she questioned the safe ty of going ahead wit It It. Judge ttaidy ussitred her "1 am a re spected judge on the superior bench In Los Angeles und have a great deal of Influence" United hor studies In New York und Kurope. . ' 'V "' ltctlrcinciif VnpmisdnultHl .Tho retirement of a singer so early In a stellar career Is unprece-. dentcd. Goratdlne Ktirrar left the Metropolitan after attaining sue- . -.. , ceess comparatively young, but she lilVKK VIKWS OX AIMKK was thon older than Miss Talley sAt.'KAMKNTO. Apr. t IS ( AI') is now, and shoJias continued in' Mm, Lorraine Wisuman-Slelaff, concert sinco then. Other noted wantcfl ns u witness by the assetn singers have ninde public uppeur- My board of managers. prosecuting anccs well Into mlddlo life. -'! the ' impeachment trlul of Judgo Tho New York World suld today tucrio 8. Hardy, was. in Sucrn In regard to Miss Tul ley: ,,,,.nto today. She wus boing quos- "Numerous rumors heroine our- ,lom,j ,y members of tho board rent as to possible causes of her o( munugers behind locked doors, decision. One report had It shot" Mrs wiseluan-Sleluff arrived was to uppeur In the talkies. An- frvm Scuttle to testify at the trial other was that the singer, despite 1UU, tunt r. 8ilt, ,m ( her knowl the continued onthuslasm or her, nigl) f judge Httrdy's netlvltles In public, was herself dissatisfied ,10 investigation of M". Almee with the progress Bhe had mudo s,.m,io Mcl'heerson's ' kldnuplng in her singing an explanation that Blory Q( jasn. would conform wnn opinions o, her voice often expressed by some of the critics, who asserted hor volco was -cold and unflexlble. Still another report was that the announcement was -a publicity stunt, designed to obtain for Miss Tullcy more and futter contracts." LOST PLANE - FOUND; SHIP TO GET CREW (Continued from Pace t) PENDLETON TEAM HERE ON SUNDAY (Continued from Page 1) JUDGE HARDY IS ACCUSED i . BY MADAME X ' '.' "(Continued (rem Page 1) ', signed in the urfleeif JtldBC J. It. The woman nppeured nervous and unwilling to discuss tho ordenl before her beyond saying thut she Intended hiking the witness stand and telling all she knows about tho vungellst's. kidnaping story. Shu declared there wns no doubt In hor mind thut Mrs. Mcl'herson was In Carmcl during her dlsuppcnrancu more than two years ago: that Mrs. Mcl'herson und her mother. Ml". Minnie Kennedy, told her so and that nothing could convince her to tho contrary. ' Mm. Wlseinan-Slehiff was nt ono time- named as the mysterious "MnUamo X" companion or Ken nel h Ormlston. radio operator. In Bardln In Salinas.. Mrs. Vr Isciiian- j crinPi during tho period of Mrs. Sicuifr said. ' " j .Mcpherson's disappearance. ' Her . IHmuks.-.I "Propo-ilHoii" . nanio was later cleared of any con The witness testified, that ur-1 m,clon with tho case. Mrs. Mo- herson probubly -will, not .be ,. riipta ninv,i nn in-' Aiuryeiien .nas ueen visiting num tcresting chat ubout the Ituinbow girls while Dr Youngson was In i.tu ,.ltu ultumlinir the Masonic t Wanchivc. lr. Youngson presented 7i... w.,l,,IAiie irtrlM with their Hiblo! when they were organized in l,a Grande and , wns eager to hear about thoh- progress und work. in La Grande since Tuusday. Out of Hospital - Mrs. James Clough, who recently underwent an operation at tho Grande ltonde hospital, Is back ut her home now and recovering, nice ly. Her mother, Mrs. Charles Mctt ler, of Poiilund, is with her. called to testify today, nlthollgh hor appearance previously wits so scheduled by tho prosecution board of ussembW mnniiirera according th Awleinblvinan Walter J. Llttlo. llo declared thut other witnesses lEnghind. woultl bo called In her stead and In all possibility the Angiitis tem ple leader Kill not be required un til Monday or Tuesday noxt week, ifut till. hus been that of. tho plane Just found. Anderson hud a compan ion with him, Hubert Hitchcock. They have not been heard from since they left Newcastle waters, northern territory, about 400 miles from Wyndham. . They left hero Sunday . lit a Westlund Widgeon mouuplane. ( . A Urauiatic. Story The brief messages of the Can berra told a drutnatlc. story of tho culmination of the days of search ing. At 11:31 a. m. came tho mcssago that the fplane had been sighted and food dropped to, the crew. Thut there might be no doubt as to tho good news the niessttgo wus re At ll'.as a. in,, tho Canberra ra dioed' to tho Southern Cruss, "if you can. hear us walk Info open ground." Five minutes later the Cunberru told the Darwin station, "they must bo healing but haven't seen thetu," ; - Sights Crew At 12:31) tho Canberra radioed: "Thtv Southern .Cross Is npproxl. mutely 30 miles from the Port George mission." .Can see 'whole crew now." Even later citnio an other message setting the direction as south from Port Ueorgo and de scribing Us resting jiluce us a mud flat.- v ' . Captain Kings-ford Smith, his pilot Chuiies -T. Ulm, who hared tho honors with him In the flight fruin California to : Hawaii and thence to Australia,'' a navigator named .Litchfield, and a radio oherutor mimed McWIIIInm set out Suturduy. March 80, fruin Sydney Tor Wyndham, Intending the night In he the first lap of tin attempt to beat Bort ' lllnklor's record of 15 days botweon Auatrullu und one run In the third and Bailey, of Whitman, evened tho count in the firth with a homer. Juke Myers pitched for tho Bucks, ylolding only five hits In the nine Innings. In fact, the Pondleton team this year Is the same us the one thut took the field during tho 191!$ sea son. With Cecil Uuff doing the twirl ing, although ho is not yet In mid season form. La Qrundo expects not only to give tho Bucks a run for their money, but also to try out practically all of the aspirants for first team places. Murchlsou,, of Cove, seems to be about tho only man outside of Uuff. who Is ubso lutely sure of a place. He Is tho only catcher available at present. It Is said. There Is a world of ma terial fur every other position. Both Pendleton and La Oiando aro entering tho season with only ono outsldo player on tho puyroll, linker has hired a battery und llttlo hns been heard front Knter prise, although It Is known thut tho Clileftulns aro working tooth and nail to put u strong team into tho field. Tho Svltotlulo , The seuson proper will open on April 21 with Baker at Lu Orundo und Kutorpiise at Pondelton. . The - remaining games on tho schedule follow: . . - April '3H Iji Qraado at Baker?, Pendelton ut EiUorprUte. v May 6 liaker at Euterprlsel Pendelton ut Im Grande. ; May 1! 1-a Grande at Pontile ton;. Enterprise at Buker; :' v . May It Buker at Pendelton; Enterprise ut Lu Grunile, :. , . Muy 26 Lu Grande 'at' Enter, prise; Pendelton at Baker. ' . June 2 UntorpriBC ut Peudleton; Buker nt La Grando. ' f June s Ia Grande at Bakery Pendelton at Enterprise. . " , Juno 10 Enterprise at La Grando; Buker. at Pendelton, Juno 23 Buker at Kntorprlse; ' La Grande nt Penedelton,. .. ... . ', . ' June 3U Enterprise ut.Ualiori Pendelton ut La Grande,. . July 7-r-l.a Grando at Enter prlfe: Pendleton at Baker. "J&i I SHOES-HOSIERY 1 1 LADIES) An especially large und at tractive showing of - KLOWEItS ; i' ' For cout' und dress SlKi lo Kto fumii In and see them. .Married Here Miss Ethel Doss, of Lu Grullde, und Norman L. I'ennock. of Her mistoii. t)re were' married ut tho Presbyterian church on Tuesday afternoon. April , the Uev. J. G.? Wala reading the ceremony. 1 hey were accompanied by the bride's oiironta. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Uoss, . . l ii, : an. ''Vru'.:ouner u. .e. yesterday afternoon for Ci Herinistoii wlicM'O Mr. Peniiock j c'p J'T To Visit Mother at Union Mrs. John Ward and children, Vern, Vena und Junior, of tills city, went to union this morning to visit Mrs. Ward's mother, Mrs. Muyett. Sir. ami Mrs. Meyers l)cwrt Mr. und Mrs. Milton Meyers, ot And MOVIETONE Is Thrilling the World : Watch for the Announcement In Tomorrow's Observer. Is engaged in tho tiro and battery business, r , , . ' r A '. .Mi's. Turkliigton.Klt'ctcd IH-lesalo Mm. G. N, Tarklngton, ot 1 Grande,' has been elected delegate fTiini I he Eastern Oregon district )4 the piovlnnclal synod to be held In souinern i;uiiioi-nitt hm,,, Hth to tho 17th of May Inclusive Mrs. Tarklngton received the posi tion yesterday when she attended the women's duv of the Episcopal convocation In Baker. She is olio of the five delegates from Eastern Oregon. " XKlSlhi mo-ntwillvIn, In Gooding, Ida. Mrs. Brown Wtl Kl W this moiiiing ,-.0randa Monday to Join her J jlwin Ktrffy (lU'liiriiH Home v"' "We sure' had a" great time," 'tin- uounecd l'J as he cof "oft train No, 24. ! M r. Kirby lsiljatsi home again follow ing a trip tlo Corvallls where he Played in tho La Grande High school bund and visited In Port land. Tuesday ho attended the ball gainlt" in Portland. His friend, liobcrt lliimsey, mid his mother, Mrs. Klrby, met him ut the train this morning. thev visited at tho homo of Mr Meyer's brother. J. U. Meyers, und uttended the Masonic conclave. .Mrs.' Montgomery Ix-avejt Mrs. J. 8. Montgomery, of Port land, who has been visiting In I-a Grande with Dr. and Mrs. H G. loWI;)ias returned to her Iloso City home. .Mrs. Kennedy at Work Again Mrs. George Kennedy Is back at her position In Hills Department store following a three weeks' Ill ness. She Is much better now. To Mvo in Gooding, Idaho Mr, and Mrs. Hay Brown aro now Item tits 1 1 nine Dr. Lee 'B. Houvy. president of the Oregon Stute Medical society, returned to La Grande yesterday .110111 Poiilund where he conferred pitli other officials of the stut so ciety on tiie coming convention to be held in this city. He expects the program ror the convention to lie prepared within the next Tew days. '':;. . Im ;rande Girl Seki-ttHl Mariorle Heynolds and Irene Spencer, of Lu Grande, have been seelecled to serve as associated rookessen for this term nt Oregou Slate college. The associated rook esses Is an organization composed of one rri shiiian woman rrom each sorority and halt on the campus to assist In the student body otflce Jwo hours a week respectively. , ' I lc nil to ltiHrtfr Poslllon In the election of officers for the Women's League at the I'lilverslty or Oregon, Miss Lois Nolson, ot this city, was elected reporter. Miss Nelson Is a rrcshmun 111 jour nalism. Miss Joun Patterson. Jun ior, or Baker, wus elected vice pres ident. , left Ijl Grande Monday to Join husband who had gone lo lduho previously. Visits Relatives Deo Adums left Wednesday even ing ror Cascade, Idaho, whore ho Is employed, artcr spending sevur ul duys In La Grande visiting friends und relatives. . Surveyor In La Grande A surveyor from Portland Is In l.tt Grande on business. He Is John G. Ulvcndurgh und lie will be here until Monday. miller ami Iji Grando to Vie ' If The volleyball teams of linbler und i-a Grande will play tonight In the ball room of the La Grando hotel ut 0:30 o clock. mis Sumter Ilcutnis Miss Mildred Stanley, who has been visiting In Corvallls. returned this morning to her La Grando home. Mltenil KplseuiMil CiMivoeatlon Among the l-a Grande Episco palians who ure attending or have attended sometime this week the convocation in Maker arc John Hraiiner. lay reader: Mrs. C. C. Hull. Mrs. Bert Carr. Paul Hull. Mrs. Tarklngton and Mrs. C. J. Osborn. Visit Trout ,losepll Mr. and Mrs. M. 1-aws. of Jo seph. were business visitors 111 I-a To Visit Kelalivc Jackie Davis, four, went to lin ker toduy with his mother, Mrs. H. Davis, to visit relatives. They will return to l-a Grande lu two duvs. To Visit Aunt ut Kntwprlse Miss Joan lidcock and Miss Marian Pldcock, sisters, of Ki inela. went to Enterprise today to visit until Sunday with their uunt, I Mugglo Weaver. To Visit I'aonts at Walkm-a Harland Denton, who Is em ployed at Condon, passed through I .a Grande today on the wuy to Wallowa to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Denton. Itrlitnu from Conference Martha McCnlly returned to Iji Grande today from Portland where she attended a chief operators' conrerence from Monday untl Wednesduy. Grande yesterday. Mr. I.aws is trt,,T Hoard Has Meeting connected with the liquidation work of the First bank of Joseph and has been there for tho last two years. 1-Wiiier Hi-slik-nts Here Mr. and Mrs. H. T. l.ove. of Sa lem, have been In m Grande visit ing friends' and relatives and Mr. l.ovo uttended tho Masonic con-i clave. Tho I-ovee used to live In l-a Grande. Mr. Love was engaged in the Jewelry business here. vltansMk House Chuck Sanders, whose home Is The lj Grande Itealtv board met at noon luncheon today at the Im Grande hotel. KlkM IxMbce Meets The Elks lodge met last night at the temple In regular session. Mr. Kitchen Back at Ofrk-e K. J. Kitchen, who has been III. Is back at his law otrice at work toduy. Them lore MeClatn Here Theodora MrClaln. or Cove. Is a . visitor in m Grande today. on Jefferson anil mini, reponeu to the police last night that his house had been ransacked during Visitors in Im Grande his absence. Whether anything Mrs. Hess and Miss Shanks, both was missing hud not been deter- of Cnion. are vli-llors In La Grande nilii-d. thtv afternoon. IT-' ?K m k ft! as m m M A aa 1 1 1 L . I ai -....., , t... IIBi , a m l Mm m M an mm mm u I I H wuuiu ue euiieu m mi nie,i m,u i n'Wn M ' jV 9 J f II H " " possibility the Angelustoin- n THi TflBTlfT TLf'r1 H l,lu leader Hill not be required tin- SHIP 'TO UESC'IE l'MEHS " 'di ' ' " ' R IJ'a';.11"1' Ul' TUOi'l"iy "0Xt UBOOMH. Western . Austrlt.il... I Now Showing v; Admission . 1 .40c and 10c B ,i;::;;r 7"! ' . . . V . v '" - ' " W.-v" '""'" III '' " IiriTEIll'AT ' mouth ut tho (llonelg river to pick ,:; Af Jt Irl'frJ . Hi' ' ' ' ' ' up tho stranded Southern ' Cross m s , ' .'i. PAIHtoRii F JjdWH J ".BAN FHANCIHCO, Apr. 12 (A P) fliers, slghtod there by tno uir-i , i . ( . , , . I rTPT? R nr-aATII it' LPUlAY I 1 J llullerfat r. o. b. Han' Francisco, plana Canberra toduy. 'It Is about g 1 . " D-UEJVILLCJ -jr- )J J'47Vjc. iliU inllea dlstunt by sou. .' sMBaasaBaaBaaaWaalaamaaaaa I fo.M4Afew arf Sjr j ' ' ' ' '' ' ' ' ' ' . . ' I mF0SX -1. K'fV. I- H; I T : : .-I I Another i f W'" Hfok VteSMAzA . Director of thc . 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