La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 16, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text1 Tuesday, April 16, 1929 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE. ' Local News In Brief j Itrtnrn rrotn Washington Trl " Mr. Charlton V.u.limeue V Jtrturniiuf from Seuttle, Vah.. . MraL hla t'hurlton, who wai In f where they peut pevonil days, Mr. charge of the dUtrlct rally of tho and Mvi. Char lea nml Mrs. It. !. I'oun-h are biu'l In .u (irumU. In battle the Huehiiui visited their huh, Ktixene, who la a Hiiulenl at tht I'lilvoi-Hity of Wiuh juKton. While there Mm Knchm hnd the iHeiiBuro ut attondtntf a meetlnK f tho MoihirH' club of . J)eltn Sljfina l'hl fraternity of which KiiKene la a memtier. Mr. Ulioi'iii tvim formerly vie presi dent of the chili. Mr. and Mrs. I'oarch vIhIipiI rtlntlWH In Seattle, The drive to the WiiKltiiiKton city wun made by way of the Hnoqual mte piiKH, It wuh a lovely drive. Mrs. Jlofhm reportM. They left Piwmt Music IltX'tlal Wedneslay and returned Hunduy j Mm. Florence Lynch Miller and ly way of Tacaina and' I'ort land. i Mitt. H. N. Anhby, Im Grande miist- 1 cianH, nppeAi'ed In a concert nt lne-loiiinl OouRliier Free water. Ore.. Friday night In A nine-pound hahy girl wai bom tne l'reKhyterlan church. M. Mll in Mr. iinrl Mm. Harrv V. Mhi. I entertuined with violin and at Kuinner. wash.. Ajir. 13. It was Senate confirms nominations of dawes and dixon (CoaUuae from Put 1) I tot-bin and Mr. Women'H Benefit aaMOctt ion held in ( Ijj. Grande Saturday, han received ' many concnmiltulons on her work In making the affair a succexH. i Mm. Julia V." Ward, of Portland, ' wtRte field director of Oregon, won among the state and national offU clalK who complimented her. Mrs. ' ' 41hnrltnn wan euntaln bf inn fnnev drill team. -t Mm. Katie Towery, f Mm. Helen fane and. Mra. l.oelete Pohrman were other - mem bora of the team whoe nam ok were In advertently omitted from the llat yesterday. succeeding 4'harlcn H. Burke, re Kigned. , - Hhortly after Hhoads nomination had been sent to the senate Provi dent Hoover announced Mr. Khaada had accepted and added that thla was "another cane where a man makes a great nacrlflce to render public Hervice." Mnwaicff Apptaiufad 1 President Hoover atarted con- grew o nthe aecond day of its apet niul HftHsInn tndnv with n mtouiiira I delivered by meaMcnger, recom- FIND IT HERE Cmpf tor UiU nolanta m-t in br t a. CHAMBER TO BOOST HOME V PRODUCTS (Contlnn4 tram Par I) ' out the Importance of the three conviction or faith, co.opern. ttton ami concentration. Hut talk vraa (rcAtly npprwUtoil and wiile ly applaudcil, I luring- the forum Prentdeht Nel. Tli Kiiimi.ei'ville Itxhvkuh loilun son aniiounrml the appointment of will prcm'iit thctp plu- -Ant Hums' tho lietter hualneM Ixireau mem I'aine Tcf hi Norllialilo l II. ; . Minalmlnir of fhester Thnmp rhaurl. w4., Apr, IT, .8:14 i. in. n. '1- I'utniBO. ami W, K. Oil Ailin. Sic and S5c. 4. fi3( '' " .' ' 1r. W. l MrAilory reported for MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY Wheat . My July Nel . Iter CHICAGO ..... Open .I.Sil.4K!K I.S2 tfl.rtl1', fiHAIN MlKh 1.211 I.2KV, i.ita '& I.IM4 1.22 . 1. 2. 1.2 :' ClOM l.22!.l.K 1.3.t Kl.l&M l.St Thn Hlvr.Mit l.iidii Altl will .,., .ur.iiiu'iii ill, ....... w..iiiiiuiut-. 1 the medical convention committee, mcndinfc five pieces of lfulsliulon ApP- it st Jine t'lintiel, frnm ' cecommciullnir that the chamber In which farm relief and tariff re- lo K hlt t ' 4. nj.t '''hold Hh weekly luncheon durlhir vbilon predominated. ; " ' 1 . 'Vonwntlon time on Kiiday lntend In giihmtttlnjt liU measnite In I . -. . Ifcf Tuesday with the dehirotea aa wrlllriK Mr. Hoover followed the 1 CI,ONIj OI'T I Buet: that the chamber boost nt ' POItTI.ANII. art., Apr. Ill" (AIM With a surplus or butter report cl on th uiarket. prices of tile piod- ucta were slushed today. Kxtia dropped une rent to :tc, slmldiinlt two iciUm In iiv, prime rlisls two cents to 42c -und firsts one cent to 42c. '. ; ., There was a eoiiseir.icnl decline of two rents In bulteiral. Ttn sta- lion price was quoted 'ut 42c and I the track price nt' 4:tc. w ith the I delivery price ut 4;c. learned hero today. llolh were former residctiUi of l.n Clmade. Airs. .Mollr. who formerly was em ployed as society editor by The Ob server. wnR Miss Mildred M. Mill hollallil before her murrluKe. Tho .little dutiKhter has been minted Hetty Mac. r vocal numbers and All's. Ashhy (cave pipe oriran solos. Mrs. Miller re turned to l.a Urnnde Sunday and Mrs. Ashhy came back Krlduy. policy of his predecessor In office! Another pattern of dlmierwaroi 1 tendance at n public meetlnir to ba Calvin CoolldKe. but depnrted fi-om jtho Ivory with (lold Hand I'attarn. 1 held May 16 at the Arcade: that the methods of Woodrow W'ltsna jt'iii wll lie sold the samo way fhiKS be displayed In the business and Warren O. llardlnK. who, thai we clnsi-d out Irene I'littiM-n. I section ditriiiK the convention: thnt adopted the procedure of appear- !ut )mf (he wholesale price. This I special committees he appointed to CHICAHO CANH rniCA(K), Apr. in (AO Wheat No. 3 red, ll.ltl; No. 4 mixed, 11.11414. I Corn No. t mixed, die: No. i yellow. III Hi use, I Oats No. 3 white, 4BMH; I nt inula ttnide, 47 Vic It ye No. sales. - Harley &ST?2r. Tluiulhy seed $4.0itl (.40. ' Clover seed $SI.S0 J0. Lard $1 I. SO. Itlha II2.8T. Ilellles IU.S5. Ilanqiiet I i.roa)ytermn r,urch. K. Husm Sivoriil lo Attend I la liquet When the Old T talna at a banquet tomorrow night In honor of Mr. and Mra. William Ji'ffei-H, at the Henry Thiele. club I in Tortland. among the Iji Orunde jHTKOim attending will he Mr. and, M ra. Mart in King, M r, and Mra. 4harlia Norhy and Mr. and Mra. K. JacohHOii. Mr. Jcffei-s (m vice preftldent of the I'liion rntitio niltroad. TO l(Hltt0lllO rMHMIt TrOO The hoy aeout troop at Klgln will bo reorganized tonight with the Hev, 1.. li. Wllllama, fiaator of the I'rettbyterian church, scout mamer. The troop will be upon so rod by the Ituaaell at Klgin tonight to assist In the re organisation. Mr. ami Mr. Jacoltson Teav4f - Mr. and Mrs. H. Jacolwon. of T.a Oi-nnde, are leaving tonight for I'ort land where they will attend the Old Timers' club banquet to morrow night. - They will then go on to Halein to visit their daugh ter, Mra. Claude Htenaloff. Visits Sister ol Kiilcrprie - Ih visiting her sister. Mra. t'layton Ivnodell, at lmterprlse. Mr, Moena drove his wife and their little son, J Jlrfby, to I. a Orando yesterday where they were met hy Mrs, lino dell and little son. Hilly, and by Mra. Mcflee, of I, oh I inc. They all drove back to Knierprlse. Mm. Andrew I.oney Jr. nnd llttlq daughter, Mary, returned from Tortlund Sunday where they have been spending the Inst few days. .They were at tho home of 'Mm, 'l,onoy'fi alster, Mrs. !,. K. Qunm. Cane is nisnilsxc! The cnao of the state v. Cecil Manning, charged with forgery, was dismissed yesterdny when a preliminary hearing was held' In the Justice court. Ijcavo for llolsc Meet - J. J'. Morelock, Stanley Oath enrt nnd J. I.indscy, of Ii Grande, left today for Itoise, Ida., where they will attend a dealer ami iiieriiuiiie. im-fi iiik neiu in ii.-.. pn pannion for national Durant, ,)Pttn iUchurdHOn.B ArcauaiWi ftn weoKr- ' - ' . j orchestra from Walla Walla, ar- j iiM-u 111 tM (iuiiup luuuy. . it ih said that this orchestra features different Instruments. Iteliuii to KiMcrnrlse Mrs. r: K. Johnson, of Knter prlse, and Mrs. t' Itennle and son. OonaM, of Keho, went to Kn terprlse this morning following a may In la Grande. While hero I'Oiutld hud his tonsils removeil. The Kennies are visiting at Jvnter-j piisn. Mr. Holm In Walla Walla Carl Helm, district attorney Of Union county, la In Walla Walla, Wash., today. 'FEATURE OF CAR PARADE ATTRACTS MUCH ATTENTION (Continued from Paca 1) 1W Visit Turner Iti-slilcnoc-i ' Mr. and Mrs." f,, ,J. Ilu.ilw'ood. of Similiter, arrived In this city ; this mornimr to visit at tho Don j Turner home at 1 Fi 1 2 Z avenue. Mr. Turner Is Mrs. Haxclwood's ' lirother-ln-law. ' this division of tho pnrnda need Visit at Chandler lloimw- not carry a motor vehicle license. Mi's.- llarlen Huffman nnd This rullnu was secured from Ktate daughter, Kllzabeth, nnd Hon, Hob- TinTfic Officer nick Robertson nnd ert, are visiting at the home of will permit entries to dlir up any .Mrs. Iliimiian s sister. .Mrs. 1:. w. Chaailler. of this city. The Huff mans are from Wallowa. Imr before conKress In person toiM yOI,P niiporlunlty to slock up on mnae Known tneir views on tno every day dishes for utmost not n. pending Issues of the day. 'Ins;. We uie also selllnic several The house membership followed ,,,. ,)Htp,.ns t half price, dur tho messnifo closely and quietly inK ,,,,, B,rni( , leaniip. ut lllflr iintll the clerk nenred Its end. There -,.,,.,, Al., & ,ilr, shnii. 4.jr,-3t was applause, .especially from the 1 , , . republican slde. u this passaKe . HruiMllcinna. ptMima;. Mtina was read: fcolea, clo. Norton' KMllla HImib. In u lurffe sense wo hvno learned ! Hint the chenpcnlntr of the toller j ,,,.,.,, of ni.w i a,ieNir .how deoreases rather than promotes ',,). m.w trend In wnlliper ut permanent prosperity because It re-; jj.y , .,-4,10-11 ,i.i,-i-b im, i-uiinwininK Hinvr lu uie people." 'v , ' ' llarm llellef IXsrnssnl 1KU.li' I I' VOl'lt ITIIXm nt The hrlec session of the senate; You will enjoy usintr the new broiiKht forth the first farm relief 1 jiecaleomanlu Tinnsrera for the discussion of the extra session. idecnratlnic of your furniture, lirenk- Kenntor Watson, of Indiana, tho Ifast scis. mattaidiic hashi'ts, elc. The republican lea'der, naked Chalrinnn mOHt altrartive lino ever shown at McNary. of the aKl'Iculturul com- 1 itlchui'lann's All ' Clrf Shop. tnlttee. If. n fprm measure would i ... 4-ir,-t be reudy by Thursday. McNary I , . replied the committee would Intro- ! r duce a bill then and would have n'MI.,, Plnaoa Vint . report ready hy Monday. He said rr Vwaco M U- . no expected to make the nirrtcul-1 turnl relief hill the unfinished busl- i ness of Monday. I , . . - .... With n smile on nis fucc Pena- CIIICAOO. Apr. Id (AD Opeii tor ltohlnson, or Arkansas, thajinK 14 to lVc off. wheat later democrutle lender, Inquired of Me- showed a break of more lhan S Nary If ho expected a unanimous cents from yesterday's finish. Colli, report from his committee. Tlio 'oats and provisions were also v. euk, Oregon senator Mild ho did not with corn startliiK 'X 11 v off to know because the committee woVfec up, and subsinuently undi riro stlll busy hut ho hoped for one. Unit a ircncral drop Todoy'a session lusted less than w t rllt ,-,, ,, an hour, the senate adjournlnir ',,,,. 1 A 1 . .. r,... arrnnite for welcome sljrna. free automobiles, hoy scout fftildes nnd bousinir. These recommendations vrero unanimously adopted. ' ' ' The chnmher also passid a mo tion to pronto 11 fund to provide for the j entertainment of ull conven Hons ' coining to l.a Ornnile. tills yenr.'' ,. '.. , '''',; ','': ';. ; ' ' M.f M.' Hunt, ,lr. ' nlstrnp.,i Ocno SVulkej' and ' A. ' It. llunt'r, secroJ uryir were1 niuiolpled chairmen of committees -to curry out Jh. , Mc Adory's conimlttee'a recommenda tions..' ..' ,.,. : ; . 1 ,-, ',; It was nn.nounced that, the meet litK.next Tuesday will be. at Island city with the Ignites Aid servhiK. At Bottom Level POItTI.ANll. Ore, Apr. 10 (AIM Wbeut: Hlir Hend hluestem hard white, -l.4S: soft' white, 11.14: w-i'tttern -white, '$1.14: hard winter, II. 11: northern sprlnic. 1.13: west ern! red; 11.12. ' corn 2 to 8 c down, oats within -a few minutea after tho 2,. . ..... I " ' Ptovlslona doors at 111:611 p. m. chanK,.d lo u setback of lie. I Casey's . Rheumatic Neuritis Remedy : : Is apeclflcnlly ffGoH'v In nil Rheumatic, nud NoUtilla condi tions.' Rcltillca, I.utnbuKo, Urop sy, .Gout, Cramp.' In tu lunba. ltedui fs . pain ', and - wfllln tlirouifh direct action ou the Btomurli, llvar and kldnei-a. -.-Sold on a KUrunla by c L & L DRUG CO. - "No use ervlb that turtle sou waiter. It Isn't hot enough. J "I he pardon air, hut how ran yaa) tell sir?" t ij "Hy tha way you keep you thumb In It." : ,u hi Kl.lI.OVi:K HUflATKItH A luryn uasortment of beau tiful Hweuters Just received by Kxpreaa. Llor ludlen and Men, Boys and Gtrla ; lHcea :Uj In .?t 'xtra Smart Models... in sharkskins tweeds, fancies . . too little . . PRESIDENT RECOMMENDS FARM BOARD (Continued from Pag 1) Mrs. finvrm'y Visit Mrs. John H, Orejfory and Mrs. .lohnsnn, both of Wallowa, passed tluoiiKh Im Grande yesterday on the way to their homoH from Port land, They made the trip by automobile. displayed In the parade by local dealers. Tho parade will move out promptly at 2:30 o'clock from the corner of Hemlock nnd Adams, will procede up Adams avenue be yond the .business district and re verse itself and come, back' to the starting point. A special effort will be made to show the cars to interested nrns- Mrs. if. n. jinsny imnni pertll f0wlnK the parade und lut- Mrs. D. R Mosby. of tins Sprln r ,n tho dllV( witn dealers hold street, has returned from a vnca- lnff open house. tioti spent visltlnK' In Offden and j , ; ( Salt Ijilte City, I'tnh. She was1 Bone a week. authority and esourccsto assist the farniera to. meet these prob icms, each upon jta own merit a. : "Tho tirchlion p( such un .nireft cy,' he. addeit, wOilil ut oncojrans-. fer theaK-ririnrin'al yitmsilofi' from the field of points Into tho realm of economics nnd would result in constructive action. TheA admini stration Is pledged to create an in strumentality that will Investigate the causes, find sound remedies, nnd have the authority and re sources to apply those remedies. "The pledged purpose of such a federal farm board is the rcorgun- kinri nf ipi-nni, ii0u kii ' usunoii oi me marKeiui system on merely Investing -In n small qunn-J 80u",)cr1 am! "i" "table and more tlty of Eas and oil. fT'n. , '? "? I"1" ' ' I board will require funds to assist IA20 Mm I eis to Ik Shown .In creidinK and sustninlmr farmer- Tn Khiii'n enntriiHt with nll ah Owned Olid fnrnier.eont rolled nu-en. will he 50 or more new 1929 models.' fit's ff a variety of purposes, Biich Visitant from Bake, Gertrude Giles, Uucllle Giles, Kate Klauser and Grace Hermsen, all of linker, were visitors In I.ft (rande last weekend. at- Mr. Cherry Itiisinoss Visitor Geurtre W. Cherrv. Kntcmrli tornev. was a business visitor In ! & Grande yesterday. While here he visited his daiiRliter, Miss Fran ces Oicrry. REPARATIONS FIGURES ARE TURNED DOWN 1 let ii tn from Washington . Mrs, t'V J. Ilaumann and Carolyn' Bnum.inn, of this have returned to their home follow Inn a vacation spent In Washington. (Continued from Page 1) Accepts; Position V?rnon f'oleman, who. ha been employed at the f'orner'l.imch for the last few years, has accepted a position nt the i.a Grande hotel. njrreement wns now certain. There was nlso less exneetatlon Misa i. (;(.rmnn circles as to the fa II tiro rllyfof the conference In view of the fact that unless the experts reach nit nicreemenl the Allies will eer jtninly fall hack on the Dawes plan i which requires preater effort from the Reich than any new arrange ment likely to be adopted. Return from rortlain. lr. and Mr. C 11. t'authorn. re turned Momlay from a ten-day stay In Portland. They made the trip by automobile. , - . Hero From F3iternr.se - Mrs. C. O. Hennie and Mrs. r. p. Johnson, of Knterprlso, are visi tors in this city. They ore nt tht Sacajnwea Inn. To you pet?" "8ti re--nnimols." ' "Go ahead, then, goat." I'll he the tho acquisition of adequate workinff capital to bo advanced aulnst cominodltles lodged for storasre: necessary and prudent nd Vttiicen to corpoi-otlons created and owned by farmers marketing or RanlBntions for the. purchase and orderly marketing of surpluses oc casioned by climatic variations or hy harvest congestion; to authorize tho creation und support of clear ing houses, especially lor perish able products, through which, un der producers approval', coopera tion can be established with dis tributors and procciutorH to more orderlv nttirlftlntr nf fiiiiiiiinilltlau and for the elimination of many wastes In distribution; und to pro- vide for licensing of handlers of it un it; peranuiMe prouucis so uif 10 eliminate unfair practices. "Kvery penny of waste between farmer und consumer that we can eliminate, whether it arises rrotn mothtods of distribution or from hazard or speculation, will be a gain to both farmer and consumer. "With tho creation of n great Instrumentality of this charactei, of a strength and importance equal to that of those! which wo have created for transportation and banking, we give Immediate assur ance o fthe determined purpose of the government to meet the diffi culties of which we are now nwnre, und to create an agency through which constructive action for the future will he assured." N G I W E D N E S D A Y $E WARfc . ..Mirc Will rvnuiu YOUR 5PWt.' DAWNO DlWJrX Sum wii LCHILL WITH ITS THRILLS AHrS WU WITH ITS MGAKT-TIMtOBS, Starring LAURA LAPLANTE TO NITE IS . "CHINA NITE" On the Screen "Homecoming" Also comedy "Fadango" V $34 and lone or 2 pants SUITS that look like $50 j at the price that sounds too low for the QUALITY J that Satisfies the hard to please READY! ; Trotter's tailored to please N 1 1 in rr t iv npn, n.a.! Insurance MaMawllat CMf It atth fcaaaiiaaj ' toMraWa)PkMa nar. rfa, ym km aaal A full pound , for your pound price It mean Me la fut puni -cTery tlma 70a buy Sebllliaif full-weight baking powder. Alt craam af tartar bakbig powder aalt at abavt tb aame price. Out aoma eontalu only ?J of a pound. Ona conlalni a full pound. Aud "1 pound" ia printed on the tin in plain tight. . i 1 ''"-' . .4 CWhe S3 CtrarU 47 S0cm I Stamped Parlor Pillows On Rayon Taffeta Silk J ! - " At Special Reduced Price " $1.00 Each Norton's Kiddy Shop Better Merchandise Lower Prices I Mm. Tlionuis Ittum. Mrs. H. A. Thomim hnj returned from rnrtland where she hna been visiting for tiie hint three months. fines to lenllctofr I- C. Henriod, of Portland, who ban been in f,n Grnnde on bunlnewi. went to Pendleton today. Mr. Copsf y Anay It. V. t'opsey tot)k the train tat night for McMInnville where he wHI be until Friday. YKlis Mirfbcr ami Slrr Iter Neukii-chner. of Portland, h lt 1-a Ornnde vl.-itlnn his mother and istni for a fw day. Klteml lay in Baker " Mr. and Mm. Clyde Webb and Utile dnughfer. Helen Jean, of thin city ttpnt Sunday in Uukor. ' Pictures of Children Will win big cash awards in' the $30,000 Contest Have a Kodak handy at home and take advantage of every picture chance. You can pet an Eastman-made camera here for junt nlxtut whatever you want to pay. Kodak Film in the yellow Imix. Photo finishing skillfully Hone. RED CROSS DRUGSTORE i'hone Main 4. Now Playing Greatest Entertainer on the Stage Now Greatest Entertainer on the Screen! Wajuur Bitot. SuratMiTmvMrH tHEJAHSItJ CANTC.U.0SEWElAn A VITAPIIONE SENSATION" I 2 Acts Also- Pathe Sound News Vitaphone Vodvil Cominff THURSDAY Part Talking . Hear it on the Suit Sirih Sadie Conrad Nai MyrnaIoy VYlUMMRlrUUl A 'WARNER BROS PRODUCTION Vitaphone Also An All Talking: Comedy "Whirls and Girls" Fox Movietone News and 2 Acts "Vita VodVil" We Buy For Less We Sell For Less A Tremendous Sale of 100 Women's New Spring Silk Dresses It begins tomorrow A long-planned Spring eventa sale for every woman who appreciates lovely silk dresses. Copies of much higher priced models. Dresses that were actually made to sell from $8.00 to $12.50 ' . i New Spring Colors All Smart Materials Many Prints, Ai-Rentine Reds, Georgettes, Printed Silks, Flat Spanish Rose, Fox Blues, all com- h ' ' binations. Crepes, Tub Silks Styles for Street ' Styles for Business Styles for Afternoons Styles for School Styles for Sport ' . Styles for Travel. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY Destroyers of High Price