La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 19, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, April 19, 1929 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. r 1 11 " M...-w(i.i' ' imii.p ! . MH.KI..I ..i i 1 Local News In Brief r :5s I 1 4 panther IttisliMw iood TiM'jr ! Two tumtermen , from Walla . , ' s Wullu. Wnsii.. wen in I -a Grande PART OF PIRATE yostortluy hcralilinjr the news that I the luinher ImsineNS In the north west in Improving. The Ion slKe of hnl wcattx'i. nhirli has voIU'tl the country durlntf tho last few m on the HPpnm nonV an end and that will hol the Imlldlntr business, miy K. K. HolU-rmun. nerrrtury, and A. V. Hancock, snh'simtn, of the Walla Walla liumlier company. In npt- of the weather, building on LINEUP IS GIVEN FOR SUNDAY GAME . (Continued from Pact 1) Federal Troops N earing Sonora WKXK'O CITY. Apr. 19 (AP Two lurce federal arm lea wore Ih In gat hered today on opposite titldcs of the 3tate of Sonora for the hurt phase of Ueiterul tuilo' cam jpalKn to suppn the rebellion. I'nder th direction of (lenera il.amro Cartlcnss, ltk.OiKi men were I moving up to Han H'am Northern Hlnaloa, and resting inert, pivpuru t lory to tho move hkuIimI Navojoa, j Sonora. where a liti've iWh1 army ! wan concentrate). They'll Play World Doubles pitches the flint Imll to (lty Man ajfer W. Crews, Irior to this an airplane Is to circle the field and drop a luill to the diamond. " (I ! n'nlni.b tk. l.nnsl tll nlnu hj. PPlfie.ot ! only 2 ,,. ,wn . , , , Mow Umi o i,..t yoar. the r.-,.o.t h , M , Hho,v 'I ho 1H,1...,- co.niH.ny Toy. . ,.. resented by, t-he men employs GO im ir men and the work is finishing lum- iiriilTC1 UAfTCP ler. The fir and pine they line flllliri tlUUdl!j BASEBALL 1 (Continued from Pace 1) romo from Oregon. Home of It from this section. Their mahogany they Iftf-l from Africa and the 1'hillp- pin oh. The maple comet from Michigan and the, oak from Ton-' i winning this afternoon by 6 to 1 'after taking the morning Rftme A ; to 5, uxzy Vance failed on the 1 Hrooklyn defenso in the afternoon. ! It. H. K. Hrooklyn ... i 1 3 1 j I lost on -. . & 9 0 I Batteries: Vance, Dudley and i OeHerry, ilenllno; llrandt and J rat en nf .duty - under the flexible Hpolirer. SEEKS DATA ON NEW BILL (Continued tram Pair I) Cmm In I'Voin IVhiiIiw.. cIuuhg hitvn boon suhmlttod to tho l.lnv.l Ju.ly. of I'amlnm. ramp to J""" V nn.l morn committee l.tt llrnn.lo todi.y li.l.mlnit with 1'V H tariff commlKsloo. . Mm two hoy woutx who will tto Tho Praiopii rhiinsex. hollovoil with K. Itussoll Soott to Pon.lloto.i ln nmln to meet tho nnprovnl lo.hiy to uttoiid tho Hcout loailoro' "f 'rol.l.-nt Hoover. 'would pormlt rai.ior.noo. Tho wquIh fire c'llf- the comtnlsHlon to tak.i into account: ford Whllt.m nn'd lhu iif JolmiiHon. nmhor of alternate coat factor.. Mr. J.ldy Is loroHt runKoi- at jpon-.' r merely the difference .low. nnd.liv.-s in the ranker Htu- oohl 01 pro.iuciion o. an an.oi.i tl..n will, his fmnlly nil the. year hera arui hron.l In urrlvlnx at a around,. "This- winter' w wcro br, f"r ileterminlnff chnnffos In Know ' In for about a tno.il It and a lllll'K. ' , half, hj.t Hint Is unuBuul." lr. Judy I'rojfpects of republican mem K,yrti .,'.-.,,. ' . noi-M of tho bouse ways nn.l monna ' ' - - j roni.ulttoe having n tariff hill Mr. l-;iMrliurl Si'akM - ' . ' "hipped Into ahape by tomorrow rnlon It. , Khorhard iwaa tho wore reuai'dod an slim today as the (.p.-akor at the inootlnK of -the I revisionists wont ahead with their (Jrando Itoalty hoard-at the Tjv fa!k' (rnil.de hotel at noon today. Wr. j 'o eel to ; Kherhard, state Bonatnr, spoke on - April 20 was the date first set the .laws rclatinc to the wO.-k of by t'halrman TIawloy for havinjr .'ronliora which wore-.enacted nt the the n.oasiiro rondy for introduction, 1 recent session of tho state .lonis- hut since the farm bill will be be I lature at Sule.n. . k . ,f fore the bouse for severnl doya .; ' t ' ' ' ; next week, he flees no need for tNirt ror llonnlsiim ' ' ' hurrylnsr tho cninpletlon of Hie Mis. T. II. (Inlthnr "lid ilallKltter, draft only to have it Ho around Annn, of this oily, loft today, for i.woltlnR notion. Jlermlslm, whore thoy will visit wh0 lho j 5 ripubllcnna on ti. until Sunday. 'I bo (lal.hors for- Coittoe are understood to he niorly Ivod ,t HWmtai1.n'h-.tav,w mni, ,, , , Anna attended I.IkI. school T hoy on nluny chnnBM ,0 nj ,.,,,, ll see the play of the senior class ,101) , tl, ,.lp ,, n,mln,NlmlV0 to 'X' K'von this weekend. ; spouo,,,,, t,ln ,npnmr9 1b eXpectea ., . t , , .," ,; i o ho ready for Introduction next Mrs. ITinI Merrlsl Visitor week CAIUINAIi WIN- CINCINNATI, Apr. 1 (AP) , The Cardinals won a free hlttlnir contest from the Hods here today 9 to 4 and took throe out of four frames in the series. . it. h. 1:. St. i.o.iis u 13 a Cincinnati 10 a, Hatterles: Jloi.k, Hald and Wll-1 son; Kolp, Kon.nor and Hukoforlh. j 4 ' I T 1 " H I moat tntene orange yet developed In calendulnH. It will have to live up to its foreign reputation to cum pete with Hail type but will be an IlitereHttntc addition to tho garden. I Tiie calendula will idnml almost any quarters and fflve a-ood bloom, even Mume ahade, but it needtt Rood toil an I plenty of mm to do lie full duly. It Ih an annual of lonir blooming Benpnn and irlvcn an e;u ly Kttut It will flouiUh from Ju;y until cut tlnwn by klllhiK fn.sia. rfiviiiff a succemdon of hlnom. The bloom la eiU'OuraKvd by koepinx lHe'd poda pUked., It. la oiiC of the fine annuals for cutting and not many ned poda tire Riven ft chance to ripen In tho avernxe garden ow tng to the demand for the bloom j for hutise decoration. j These onnuala seem to aland doner planting than their slxe 'would Justify under ordinary clr jciimKtnncea. atx Inches apart seem- lti to accommodate them nicely, the branches Interlocking and giv ing a solid mass of the soft green jfolltige surmounted with ncores of .the fine orange and yellow bloom. An Iownn business man fee' birds by way of a hobby,. He pc f fljMio building a Vd.room aparw ment on a pole forhja vtstora. T has catiHed that meat to supplant lt Old Dominion's fnmouit haa j A gasoline station attendant in I a western ciiy was rrted as i I bootlegger. How did they ever j happen to detect him? V KKVATOIIH KXATTH WIN" ! I WAKH1NGTON. Apr. Ill (AP) j The Washington Senators wou their flrHt game of the season today defeating the Boston Itcd Hox 3 to 1. Marherry allowed only five hits .Including a thive bagger by It by no. i it. n. k. Hoston I 5 1 Washington S 7. 1 Hatterles: Morris and Hcvlng, Berry; Marherry and Ttato. 'I he fact that lennin season Is right at the door is brought to mind by the fact that Kdlth Cross (left), young Han Kninclsco pheiuiin, und lhden W ills, 4iueen of the cmirtK, are iackhig their trunks, and practicing dully preliminary to leaving this month fur Kuntpe, where llijt-y will cimipate as a doubles team in Jhiteh, Centum, JVeiu-h and Kngllsh title matches. Kach girl will play In the single tourney.' ,1hh I'i-ohh was a sensntion lust season. THE GARDEN (JWI-IXti A STAItT WITH C.M.KM.I I.AS .An old-fashioned annual, men- I'HII Ill's iii'iTl'V ' ,lon,'', 1,1 h'.kosi.oare, which has I'HII.ADKl'.PH I A. A ,,'iv 1 !)- '3 "'"''Ir' ."'""'!": hf- Mrs. l-'red Sicgrist and son. Jack, nrtland, are guests at the home ntnifi.vrio.v niu. iXTiionrrKD I of Mr. and Mrs. 'Adolph Slegrlst in Ijv Grande. They drove to Ttn "Grande Sunday when Mr. and J, Mrs. Slegrist returned to their; WASHINGTON, Apr. 10 (AP) J home from ortlnnd. f'holnnan Smith of the house irri- gjttion committee, introduced n hill . finrel today to mithnrize creation of a J drover Lyons, who was arrested $i so.OftO.onft revolving fund to be i In Hurley, Ida., charged with Issti- ined by the secretary of the In- lug u fulso check, was arraigned tPrlor to rtrnmiK, nnd levoe iH k;esierday ln the justice court In triptH rollntfPH) ,1(nr(lH of ) '4.a Grande. I he hearing wl bo -vl - ( , h . p(inUf.n, Bub(UvK: I held Tiiesiliiy at 1:S o clock. Bond Hionrt ' r was set t mx 'Th'0 ,OJins Would be non-interest (AP) The Giants made It two : straight over the Phillies In tho : abbreviated opening series of the season by taking today's grime, 14 to 5. Fred J'tuslmmons retired after the first Inning with a bruised hand, and Carl Mays finished, get ting credit for the victory. 1 R. K. K. New York 34 20 0 . Philadelphia, 5 4 r . Batteries: fltxsiinmons, Mays 'and O'KarrtiU; Itoy, Collins and l.e- ia In. florist's flower, Is the calendula or pot imtrignlil. The old nume.o not marigold is fulling Into disusn be cause the florlsls' trade always re fers to them as calcnd.ilus umi it is ns calendulas that the newer ruce., of. gardeners luts, met them. They are unguals to be sown as soon as the weather is fit, as they are very hardy. They will self-sow If allowed to drop the seed, hut us the Hccdfi are largo It Is not satis factory to sow them until they ran be covered wl'h soil, as the per centage of loss hi scattered seed Ion the surface of the soil Is . too large. ,,-.' -. . I The modern development in cul- . I.envo for Portland .bearing and for a period not ex- Mrs. Paul J. Cook and children, " 1 y"""- Jerry and Celestlne, left this morn- ' . nmiomfi sr lug for Portland whero they will BA FUSTS OF visit friends before going on to PITV 1TF TTPT noiiKUTY vi:is at ao NKW YOBK, Apr. lit AP) Henrv Ij. Dohertv. one of Dip noun- try's wealthiest bachelors and na- ""'in'iis has been tho !f Ball type, tlonnlly known ns a public utility huge orange flowers of astonishing leader, has announced his marriage 8x compared with the old-fash- last New Year's eve to Mrs. Percy 1 Frank Knmos, a widow, who nursed -' . in in uuriiiKu (wo years imess. aw. jjonerty, wuoso wetiitn is variously estimated frtvm $2r,au, Oun to . 2on.oon,non, . B81 years old. His wife is 4 0. inned types. A pate yellow Hall type has been added to the original oi- ange. The l:tost new calendula coiiua from Kngland under the up-to-date name of Uodlo and will be tried ny many gardeners as some American neeiismen are olfeiing It Mils year. This Is said to he n glob- ulur type with itullled petals of the Dresses FRIDAY and SATURDAY At Special Price Supply your needs for the summer in Wash Dresses, age 2 to 14, at Norton's Kiddy Shop Now W. BAY COHMSTOM A TfitM CAM SKOtUJJim fil 1- ir.ii . V MA MAL' oudHMwnn-UMri WUW8IHI !. ... Also Adventures Of TARZAN Fables and Topics VI ISHOES'-HOSIERYjl ! Aoross from Bohnonkamp's You take no chain -cs when -iii trnth hen'. Wo nbsolulely guarantee Satisfaction with everything you buy And we ln It cheerfully Seattle where they will visit Mrs. Cook's sisters, Mrs. G. C, ltoessler and Miss Mary Stein. Mrs. JliilchiiiMm Hetiims . Mrs. C. M. Hutchinson returned ' yesterday from a short fishing trip. An lS-lnch Italnbow trout . was the largest catch made during the orfe hour during, which Mrs. . Hutchinson fished. ' . ,J (Continued from Page 1) Charles Jlynuni and (Hen Kox. i',Ki:sT orriciAL in:s ( ALTLKAS, Cal, Apr. 19 (AP) Oeorge W. Lyons, forest supervisor In fliiifvA nf llirt Mmlfin niillititiil OFFICIALS forest, died totlay at Klamath Kails. j Ore., from gasoline bums he re ceived three weeks ago. Tho body will be sent to Santa Barbara for burial. "tel ConunT- SATURDAY ) lMnn May Dance The Kagles and Kngles' nuxlllary lodges met last night at the hall. , At the auxiliary meeting plans were ; made for the May dance to be held - May 1. Officers for tire year were nominated. f ' Mrs, Spaeth's Sister Visiting - v Mr. and Mrs. Kldon Steele Jr., of Portland, are guests nt the Kred Spaeth home. Mrs. Spaeth and ! Steele are sisters. Tho Steeles ; came Tuesday and will be here for h number of days. . , ! Ministers Meet A called meeting of the La Grande Ministerial association wns I held this morning in the Presby j terlan study, looking toward n va I cation Bible school for Iji Grande. I . j South MeihodlslH Meet The conference of the South Methodists, which opened last night 'with a very interesting sermon, was I well under way today. It will con tinue until Sunday. All meetings 'are being' held In the East Sldo , Methodist church. Dr. Will Durnnt says there Is 'more difference between man and man than bewteen woman mid wo Iman. We were just wondering it the same were true about dlffcr- . ences. Mr. Poaivh From Pendleton- William Ponrch, from Pendleton, prrlved In l,n Grande yesterday, lie is registered at the Sacajnwea Inn. A Chinese government official, here to study stock exchange methods. Was robbed In Philadel phia. He will be able to take home a lot of first, hand information. A savings account of one cent In an Iowa bank ennnot bo withdrawn because the bank has suspended. The penny was left from an old nccount through error, and so mo day may draw Interest. BUFFALO BILL JR. . , f -y ... In ' ......"THE VALLEY OF HUNTED MEN" Two Comedies . and Cartoon ) Last Day ; Mysteny "THE WARNING" Beware! )'o Ontario , Mrs. S. f). Rurch left this morn ing for Ontario' to be with her father, who Is suffering from rt broken limb. She will remain there until he has improved. Car Found The light coupe belonging to Fred Bowery, stolen Wednesday i night, was found by John Bowery. 1 The contents of the car had been stolen. It was reported to the police. In I.lgin .Mm -C. P. Holbrook is spending Vt few days nt Klgin with her mother. Mrs. W. F. Hug. She left ; here yesterday. Klk Have Meeting' The Klks' lodge met in regular session Inst night. COYOTK Sl'tlS FOH FOX IX KAXSAS IIOI'X I MI'XTS t KANSAS CITY, Kan. (API The , prairie coyote has been drafted to , substitute for the non-existent fox ' with Kansas City sportsmen who , hunt to hounds. Hoy I.. Nnfieiger, horse fancier, ! ' .has Instigated the new sport. Cupt. F. W. Eagan. manager of Nafalg ' er's farm and a memler of the first BrJtls polo team to Invade this L country In international play. handles the horn that calls the pack of hounds. !td-contod riders find the new gamp as exciting as the old. Jut to keep you Informed, 8 Tftary Kellogg, author of tlt ln tfritattonul p.ict out Is wing war. also gave tho ruling that Charley Ctirtbi" idster m:ist sit below the wives of amhnsividot arel iniais-ti-a at official dinner. . . Castor Oil that is pleasant to take Hounds ' strange, doesn't It? But try PIHirTFST CASTOIt OIL and see if it isn't a fact. It Is practically taste lew and odorless. All Impurities ore refined away, leaving a rich, nutty taste. That's why chil dren take It with a smile. You owe It to yourself and to your children to try this old relu able laxative brought up to date. Pui-rloi ('aJr OH 25c - PoM only nt Glass Drugs Inc. Th Itriall Rlnre I-i Grande. Ore. MIOIACLS-STERN OOTHEI Shirts in the "Let's Go Places and See Things" Manner. The speed of 231 youthful miles per hour In the putternK, Designed for the young mert who whistle the newi-st theme vongs before the movies release them. Wurf talking pictures of beauty that-mine the best gold out of your appearance, no matter which you pick. And "Birds of a Feather" at the pent counter in the new bats ind four-in-hands. The Shirts from Manhattan and Shirtcraft 1.85 Up The Neckwear 50 to $2.00 Sep the New l-lnMiiiblcw frrmi Ciirlmn llrw. ..V Trotter's SxMira to rUnt'i 100 Talking Comedy Drama It's A Wow! A Talking: Sensation ! 1 Coming Arcade Starting Sunday Now Playing "STATE STREET SADIE" Myrna Loy Conrad Nagel Also Talking Comedy Sound News 2 Acts On Vitaphone Citrus Soap Good size bars 10 bars ....u....... ..39 Cocoa Malt Malted Milk, chocolate flavor ' 1-lb. can, with Shaker....... 48 Dunbar Brand Shrimp and Oysters , . One more clay left in which to secure this high-grade product at this price Full No 1 Can -13c - Full No. 1 Can Airy Fairy Cake Flour Large pkg...... 23 Jello-0 3 pkgs. KC 25 oz. can 50 oz. can 21 41 Baking Powder Rumford Superior Grade I lb. can .31 Royal 12 oz. can....iir.'....45 2'2 lb. can.f..$1.40 Armours Deviled Meat Small size " 6 cans for 25 Large size 93 cans for 25 Prudence Ready to serve. . Corned Beef Hash A New England Product Full size No. 2 can 29 Krafts Velveeta Cheese A blond of Canadian and American Cheese combined with milk surgar and milk minerals smooth as velvet it spreads. Vi lb. Carton - 23c - lA lb. Carton Matches 5 boxes to carton-Carton 15C Asparagus The Body Machine Is Self Recuperative When the body machine is worn down from any cause, whether it is exhausting work or disease, it will be found to be self-recupeiatinff. In exhaustion, due to work, sleep and rest are the only necessary recuper ating forces. " : When the body is exhausted by disease it becomes self-recuperating when the cause of the disease is re moved. Life impulses travel the nerve lines and when the chiropractor by his adjustments frees the nerve for 100 per cent transmission of the impulses. Nature needs no other nid. ; By my chiropratic health methods I correct diseases of all parts of the body. Make your amva'ntment for health by phoninjr 407W today. DR. J. E. WOODELL Id Knn.iiirr Hide. Ilm.ru: 0-.'., 7-ft P. M. - Tlniim ralU aiiwm-d. Good grade fresh 2 lbs 35 Wesson Oil 1 pint can . 1 quart can 27 52 Calumet Corn Starch 3-Mi). pkgs. .........:.........:.:......25 Coffee Piggly Wiggly Special 1-11). pkg .: 42 3-lb. pkg $1.24 Del Monte 1- lb. can ...............:...55 2- lb. can 1.08 Make your decision and try PIGGLY WIGGLY tomorrow. You will be surprised as well as pleased with the orderly arrangement. of high grade foods, all priced at a saving to you. You will find that it is not necessary to do all your food shopping on one .day, because PIGGLY WIGGLY prices are low every day in the week. "No Specials for One Day Only. : . f ; Corner Depot and Wash. Two Stores In La Grande 1408 Adams Roesch Bldg.