La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 20, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 21

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, April 20, 1929 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Pare Twenty-One i i I 1 Local News In Brief 1 II I Mill III II l 'I hivs Her Vor First Mrs. Kd Hurper, I'iim- lltutli Uramwcll Iiiitlnieil of butt Luke; Miss Ituth Bramwoll, duushter City, Utah, Is In U. arunde visiting-1 of Mr. and Mrs. U H.Braiiiwell, ! lur 17-yeur-old granddaughter, Valerie Harper, whom she had nuvur seen. They are r.t the home M.M.HUNT AT PENNEY MEET IN; SPOKANE M. M. Hunt, inanuKer of the local J. (. l'enney company store, left today tor tiuokano to attend the unuuul spritis convention of tha I oi-KuniKntlon which will open Apr. of this city, was Initiated Into Al-1 lua mi uniesa Bororuy last cui- ,., , ... . ,,,...,., urday at the University of Orrajon ' ti,. ...Li.u , of Mrs OH. Ulystono Mii Harp- at a very impressive and beautiful' fourlt.n COverinif' the entire coun ,.r spoilt the winter in I'ullformu. ceremony. Miss Bramwell is in the Uy ,vlu bo headed by OcorKo T She made tho trip to lu Grande by . junior vodvll which Is to bo given jtuehell, department of district singe und Intends to complete tho' for tho April r'rollc this month and m,,,.,, chairman' llov H. Ott turn trip by tnut mode of travel she Is busy with practice for tho director of iiubllo relulians: F. W. also. .ML Hair Visitor Miss Mozelle Hair, head of the event. Barricade IttUldiiuc The building on the corner of . i ItUvn, merchandise department and G. K. Mack, district manajtcr, will also bo present from the home corresponuence stuuy courses ol Chestnut and Jefferson streets flri(t (wo juy8 wm ue de- Hie University ofOregon, was a vis- known as the Kllte rooming house, ! voted to business sessions In the lior in La Grande yesterday and has been barricaded on tho Chest- morning and general conferences Thursday. Miss Huir Ib also pros- nut street side, according to t'ily in tlu afternoon. On Tuesday Mem of the Huslnesn and I'rofcs-' Manager W. C. Crews. The wall is evelng an inspirational program Jftinnnl Women's club of OrcVon. ' In danger of fulling und the section wm bu Klven ut tho bamiuet and .IV line u 'e euiuei reu wun was uarncuueu uy uie city to pro-j Hunt is to bo One of tho bun- Imslness women of Im Grande re- Vent injury to persons who might (11(,t speakers Kollowluir tha bus!- h'ardiiiR plans for u similar organ ization in this city. pass by It, ho said. ' nous sessions, four days will be do' voted to buying Parents To Help Infirmary Fund A UBctlns of thu 27 I .a Grulldu parents of stuilentB uttcndlng the University of Oregon will be held net week for the purpose' of or ganising u financial drive to be made during the coming six weeks to raise money for an Inflrmury for the, unlveisity. At the recent session or the Ore gon legislature at Salem u s'lin of f uii.uuo was allowed to the univer sity provided the sum were mulch ed by runds from the state ul largo. Mrs. Crane luuded the c.oiiinilltoo of university student mothers who asked for the appropriation. It Is hoped that the drlvo will be completed by June 16 so that construction of the building can proceed this summer," .Mrs. Crullu announces. . Judge, Attorneys Select Law Books Drive to lloso t'ily nir.-ana sirs. .mime nuuioru aim the yeur lust missed In tho li!2 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mayberry, all of mo,,,.,, ,.-,.,. ov,. 1175.1111(1 iinn ami left Thursday In the the J2 quota Is $216,000.01)0. Will Glvo Ocrotta The menibeis of tht glee clubs uf the Union High school will ore-. l.a Grande, sent an Indian operetta, "The Plo-i Mayberry cur for Portland for .iueer I'apoose." at tho Hot Lake-visit. They expect to be back j sanatorium Monduy evening at S . early next week. Mr. Hanlord 18 BALL SEASON 0 clocK, u is announced. 1 no oper-1 empioyou uy me silver urm uuu etta. which. Is In two acts, include; Mr. Mayberry by the U.-W. a cast of 30 from the high school.) , : : ' 1 The public is cordially invited to ; 1lU,lurn Ironi Seeing Itauirlitvr ultend. EXPECTED TO OPEN SUNDAY (Continued from Pag 1) JtWiirtui to uvy Study CleoiKo Webb, of thin city, sun of My. and Mra. V. M. Wit-ue. loft vistiMtliiv iii online for Sun IHeiro. ul.. foJlouInK a Urn day visit at Vwlflc banquet Jils homo. Mr. Webb is In tho navy and at Sun lkaffo will study for two months ut North Island and then will go to Great Lakes, 111., to com plote Mb course In navy aviation. land' they also attended a Union Goes (6 1Ollg Itcach, Cal. Mra. J'aul K. Wallis. of Enter prise, houruou tne tram uounu ior Long Beach, Cal., yesterday morn- lug in l.u Grande. Khe w-as accom panied by tho He husband, as far as La Orunde. Mrs. Wullis will visit her mother, Mrs, V. JS. Moore, 111 Long Ucacll. Vlt.lt at VAxiii - Mrs. W.. 1. Stoop and duughter. Verona, and Bon, Dohl, of La Grande, went to Elgin today to visit Mra. 'Ktoop's mother, Mrs. Juck Lewis, during the weekend. Kdward .Mon'lwk Visits Here . Kdwurd Morelock, of l'ui-tlund, son of Mr., and Mrs, 1', J. More- lock, of La Grande, is visiting his HcKlstcml ill J "ley Hotel Selecting law books to place In Hales of tho IVnney company for tho euryo law library at tho Union means of increasing the library fund will be the work of Ciroult Judgo J. W. Knowh's und Attor neys George T. Cochran und 11. J. Green, of this city, us the result of their nppoiutmtiit on u comiiiltteo for that purpose ut the meeting of he Union County liar ussoelutlon yestcrduy afternoon ut the city hull. The purchase of a luw library wus tho business discussed yester day by the group of ten uttornoys. The fund, which has been accumu lated from HUgents" fets In the county for the lust year und a hulf, now totals about $300. , Tho books will be placed III tho law library on thu top floor of tno Itan.1 to l'luy """" r. , . . . l'n-vlous to this, the lM Grande 00"?" TT . ... ..." band will play u short concert, .-i"e.... - down own about 1:30 o'clock undt ue '. will furnish liiuslu during thej Hobcrt Kakln Is president or the S"1""- lussociation and Colon it. Kbur- ('l ib directors are expecting a'j Jmrd Is secretary. i urge crowd lit loinorrow s contest, I ' , i If the weut.lH'r is unywhero neurj : ' 1 ' - favorubli', and arc hopeful of u vie- . xr tory over the linker team. , ' DEBENTURE PLAN Mr. und Mrs. Jucobson re turned to their La Grande homo this mornlnir from Ki.lpm whern they vlsltod -their 'duughter. Mrs. I ,l'aKu which wus operating holt, a Claud .Stensloff.. Whllo In Port-1" " years ago The batteries will be unnounced by Dr. Whipple, who will servo ns umpire lur the opener. Sam ltonlck will call the bases. . tmJI w I . 'I. ;.(. . F T f , O Editors Refuse '. Censorship Plan WASIUNGTON, Apr. 80 (AP) Uy u vote of 84 to 21 the American Society of Newspuper Editors re fused t4luy to U. prove un amend, meat to Its 'constitution to permit its'bourd-of directors to censor suspend or expel editors or pub lishers whose newspaper violates the Journallstlo oode of ethlus. ' In the discussion of the proposed amonument wiiuaa j. Aooot, eui-, tor of the Christian BcUnce Moid- ' tor. advocated the disciplining -. plan, but Casper Yost of the elt. ' Louis Globe Democrat and Kdward Beck of the Chicago tribune op-- posed It. Sum Williams of he 8t. f i'uul, Minnesota Pioneer Press also : criticised the proposed of a censor .r . ship of newspapers. ,-: I "I don't see .why having your car overhauled should bo such . a, de-. pixssinff experience," : . .. r . ."You don't, eh? Weli,' U waa overhauled by a inotorcyvle cop." . 1 . Han Apilondlcltb l " i . Mrs. Krunk Tuckey underwent un appendix 0eration yesterday ut the Grande Itondo hosl.ltal. Sho Jtegistiunta rrom nearby cities ut;, recovering nicely, it is reported. the l-'oloy hotel yesterday were: L,i . ; . -, Clark, of Klgin; P. C. Let, of Her- visitors In Tills City mlslon; J. T. Temple, of Pendle- j . Mrs. K. G. Moore. Miss Tlielmu ton; A. Hutterfleld, of Enterprise, Moore and Miss Lillian Dale, of ASSURED PLACE IN SENATE BILL (Contlnuod from Tago Nino) . 'upon it wo. have a clour mandute. lteferenco to u mandate on the .. 1 und Mr. und Mrs. It. 13. Campbell, of Huntington. ilr. lEuvfiiKcrort Jtcttinis J. K Jtuvelicroft, of the Mt. Em ily Lumber company, attended Wallowa, uru visitors in Lu Grundu toduy, Leave Graude The Itcv. und Mrs. J. 8. Wheeler Ull.l Mrs. K. A HiHr ll nl Mil- meeting of lnlund Empiro lumber 1 tun, haVe left Lu Grundu following men In Spokane this week und has. a brief visit. They wero ut tho returned to his home. Duvld Stod- La Grundu hotel, dard and Elinor Stoddard, of Uak-T -. ' er, also ulttnded tho meeting. " As far us condition goes, linker, i La Grande und Knterprlse nro ullj ill,, u'.ti,.. ....... ....(., 11,.,,.... ...tn favoied with sumewliat. better weather, able to do .much more pre-siuson training. . ' ' I'liilerprlso Kuavr ' - ' l'n lit 'lOntl-rnriMi, the l'hi(,rt(.lns huve been pnictleliig every day It ' Kansas City plan hIbo was mndo by didn't snow und ore; eager to try I Hoover In his message ut the their strength against the-veteran opening of tho special session of Hiiekuruos ut the. itouud-Up city i congress, und It Is known that with tomorrow. Three, men arc on the suggestions for minor chunges he pitching stafr of the Enterprise upproved the house bill without u llopkhia. linker und Shipley, and , debenture propusul. they are nil experienced In t lair . ' . niiiue. iiopauis nils ..e.:u Here, ior ,110,;SK ,.,.TI'. HIVTIVI 1.S boooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo - w o ; o o o. o . o o o o o O ' o o . o o, o o o o OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO; Wash Dresses 98c Age 2 to 14 Wool sweaters J.....:.?i.oo to 2.98 Complete stock of Vi to Hose.....i25 to 49 Norton's Kiddy Shop Belter Merchandise Lower Prices I I v. k 1j The U. S. Depiirlment of Agriculture; esllnuites that dlwaw and para, sites In chirks snd loylim hens sreoiiiitH for the loss of poultry valued ut e'.'lK.vtiv.ouu a year, thereby putilng the human hen bouse bandit In he uarlr seal. It Is' the Jnh of Dr. Klolsc II. Cram, shown lieis, a "lielinlntliolnglsl" III the departmenlo tn study the life. Iilsiorlea of, worm parasites und 'prepare a "u'rcvcaWtiVa iysli'm" of comhallnn theui. new vrnnt - p.Mtitt i tut Chanel ncarf ot yellow crepe da chine combined with yollow dot ted rc-1 pongee. i HARD ON PENCILS WASHINGTON, April 10 (AP) Postmaster General Iirown and .Mrs. Iirown are lo oonvpleto' agre- ment on ecunuuiy .In tho postofflce . deiiartmoiit.. .., . .'' ;.' ' I The, posttiirister general lina a ! habit of pocketing every poncll ho gets his hiinds on. ' M in. Drown does them -up In heat btimlles null every few. days personally brings them back to the department und llouves them Willi her luisbund's 'sooretary who puts them back Into '.use., Tho postmaster, general Is novel' told anything about It. ,. . . Ill JNDLIilt SAI,E,v , ,W.lNNII'EOi Map.'. Apr.V 30 Sulo of 6.000 reindeer to an Aniiirlcun corporatltsn.for 80O,00Q wuii -reported hero , today by T. J. Howiird. nrosldent of tho Dominion I Iiclndeor, company., . Ho declined to ) name the purchaser,, but- said tho deer would eventually e outcnorca '. for sulo In thu. United Suites. : SUNDAY and MONDAY TAML ..', ' ' f Also SUMS COMEIX and ; PATH 10 m;vs . TOKAY A Wwt.'lll "THK VAI.I.KY OI IIVNTKII ''".. '' MEN" ' : '!"v liiglit in Lu Grande when two can-j ,..,. ,.!.. ,v , i,,in,.i..,i .,..' A. Mirlliy III clven tho first and the other the J- A' McCarthy, Lu Grande real I some ye.irs ami mis ueen uie n... . . WASHINGTON. Apr. 2(1 (AP) Gi-t-M..rrian..o.w. dependence or the team, no ih . The houao aide of tho capltol Imd1 , - Oi t .Marriage I.leeiiM- , fnat on a hot day and for several; . , , d ,, ' rrllml ', , . ... JtJ: '"-"- w'-ked ball, l.ak-. "."mei of t ho tluZ ol Ih Qlvup ftlplacoby the. sldo.ot w. v.iuiiul, nt.il unuuu in.,.- ..- a Finlll Nci.ll Iter.) IflUllO UUU' . ... i. .. ..... . .... . w-t w,, .Wlipwn-l . H M9HI.HI - TC- fill IJ. I l"Clr.TOUUTTTiWeiV, ' elieu league nan. . auipiey ,,,,,,..,., ,, m,,l en.... . ' ""' vYi.s.i.. uuu ,.,... ,11,.,.l.,1iB hud been called lirgo Attendance An Utiuaually largo number ef,.-TW.-1Hf,i tnrit'.rtrt mHl!tti..ri- mW "u r T"11 ryT snrhSaT r 7,,:; ' iiM'oiltirT. of the AliiBonlc lodge luuti - I ,s r,t,ni From the. Newport (Mont.) Guw-Uo Mrs. Jim NuMh and two dnimh tvra'wlll diiv their cir to YoHoin lt ior a viu'iitlon, Thcyihuvo tt t'oinplnto no'.oHtuplnff outfit und Htcond milk. tor. Is 111 at hla home ut Vloi Ouk atrtu't this week. 14'iivf tat (h-iiimIl' , 10. V. Smith, of llukur, v. ho liua- lMen vlHitli.K tn La Grundu, htm 1r.fl iM i- ii n. I Mi-u W .1 WnHlfull if Muuium. huveulKOKonc lollow-i registered ut the aucujuwuu Inn, Iiik u tdiort visit. AH threo visitors wero i-L-glH Lured ut thu La Gran do hotel. 'I'n's and tiruw Urexiiciv The trees und grasa at Ihirkeo ii ro greener than they are In the (ininde Kondu valley, Bays Mrs. C; It. Gurry, or lurkee, who with her luihy sun, liob, la a visitor in Lu. titiiiule tuduy, , In Vroiii Cove . Miss lather Anderson, of Cove, Is a visitor in this city toduy. has played In league sanies. All u.uler8 ln the I)0U80 piunncd to1 1 thivo piteht-rs will so lo Pendleton wJn( up tho ffeneru1 debute on tho Sunday. It (8 expeeled. und the two new fHrII rvllv( b1 bt-foro adjourn- not In the box will tuku turns In, IIient tonKht and open the way for i the fiflil. I cunslderation of umcudnicntH Mn- MeCuhhin Ik listed a catcher, ( duy. ut which -time the' senute ex- ets to receive a report, or- lu leusuru from the imrleiilturo cum - ee und beKln dlscusHlon of tho male-rial Includen Howser, Tuylor.i problem. . Ito.sU-ii, W. Hiiu'-r. Greer, William I 1 Steel. :wid the pllrhers. Later Kaincs will be played on . 1 1 VsHor Puyno on flrat.. McGan y on second. I peets M hs Uuth Hayes, of . WuJIowa. Ar( ,.0in,iwort hat short. Mrn. st , meus is ylsltinfr In La Grande. .She (.0h,8worlh on thlrd and. the field; mltte Trnrfiu Accident Cars driven by Hert HlpBins und In-. A. L. Hlchardson collided at itfpot and Adams yesterday. Tho ik'it- wheel and fender or tho former car was damaged, according: to po int; records. . Here From Cove J Helen I. Smith, of Cove, ia a vis itor In this city toduy. 'efforts to REVIVE- DEBT TALK HALTED (Continued from I'apo Nine) CKNSI S ATI TAKKX WASHINGTON, Apr. 20 ( AI) The senate comnieree committee the whole questiun back lo the vurlotis governments involved. The Allied experts say that tliry will in no circumstances pay the cost of a compromiHe to make an agreement possible. They declare scaled down to the lowest limits and amounted to less than one-third of the original reparations debt fixed by the reparations commis- Al iks Curriu Wlnehurd. of Day- ion and that the German offer ton. Wash., is the house guest of. whs less than a quarter of that Mr. and Mrs. C K. StinR here. To- debt. The margin between the morrow Miss Wlnchard will go to'propomils was so big that one bide Jesse tloenhaiini Itvinnu r Jesse Koscnbaum returned I'll 11 1-Krlii v fi-filil u 1 u-n flnv I-1' III III the John Hay region. "Tho roads that their demands an- very good," Mr. Hosenbuum re ported on his return. ' .uVislts ut SthiK Homt Wallowa to visit. or the other must make a big change In Us attitude. Since the Allies were determined not to pay the price necessary to Kalph Co toil lA-avcsr Katpii Coston, who hus been linotype operator ut The Observer pick U) the negotlntioiiH. few here ior thu past several months. Das could see huw a itrsumption left for i'urtlund where he expects iie made. 10 ie empioye-fl. the fair grounds In Knterprise. Thu tt iwi 11 mi old imlire's tower In front- of tho grandstand have been re-'t"y combined the measures au movd ho that the diamond can be thorlidui; the 1130 census und re- S hld o:ii befi(re thoMund. Thus, for IHorllontnent of tho house mem- ; the first time, facilities will be pro-, hershlp and ordered tho consulU vi.ied to mx! baseball from the com- ' dated bill favornbly reported lo fort or a covered stand. It Is ex-! the aenute. peeled that the attendance will be j Linking of the two bills wus re- j lartie. for the visiting teams ull garded as u victory for tho udvn. ' come -from larger towns and can catps uf house rc-apportlonmcnt lie counts I on to put up better ball, which ran Into a filibuster lust j than has 'been offered in the past-, session. Aimeq In Hardy Case Quiz : J 1., k!-iuwt 'iiicre Mi Harwartl Hetunis Mrs. G. I). Harward, of this city, ret urned yestcrduy from Oakland, : whero she visited' her son, rt J. Jlarward. Shu has been for tho lust two months. .Mr. ami Mrs. lEohan Itrturn From Seattle whero they attend ed a florists convention. Mr. und Mrs. K. K. Kohan, of this city, re turned yesterday. Here I'nun lciMlletm G. C. Koster and itolund Oliver, of I'endleton. are registered at the as saying: Sacnjawea Inn. They arrived-iin this city yesterday. FKAIl WAR IS A!l'lt) IMNG I'AltIS, April 20 (A I') Marcel llulin, writlnK In the Kdm De I'arls toduy, says that Georgea Clcmenccau, Frunce's war time premier, takes an exceedingly grave view of the attitude of Ir. HJulmar Schacht In the present re parations deadlock. The Journalist quotes Clemen ccau as follows: "His (Schacht's) refusal and his designs tend toward nothing k-sa thun a new war." - He further quotes "The Tiger" l.eaw?t for Twin Fall Mra. Itnbert Avers, of this city, 1 rt yesterday for Twin Falls, Ida., 'peace treaty.' ii.-re she w ill be on business ior i" veral days. The Germans have only lo re fuse now to pay the Hawes annu ities to JustiTy maintPimnee of our uccuputlo nof the Hhimhtnd eones after the period provided in the Mr. Stange to Hetnni A. H. Stange, of Merrill, Wis.. Is leaving tonight for his home fol l"wing an eiffht-duy visit in La Grande. Recommend Grain Rates Revision WASHINGTON. Abr. :-(AI'l A seneml revision of pro in ami I w 1.-.. uL... Iffruln nroilurls freixnt rales in ter- h J It. W. .Maxwell, from Baker, la rllory west of the Mississippi river. F .-..! i . . n 1.. .t 1. on a basis whlfh woulrt not le- terel at tha Sacajawea Inn. cn.it rollroau revenue. - , . romnien.lrd lo the Interstate rom-j Julia llmt lia AirUm i'ree eoliin.lsslon to.l.iy by pom- .li. U.....I.. ... u..i...r l m viwl- m a on eanuner rw.n 'fMaP? ' ( if lag mJh j ft' 1 f?i i A' '.- m , "'' : v- )M W f k If i t4i& A TREAT FOR THE KIDDIES SEASIDE TAFFY An immense assortment of delicious flavors lOcaquart With a Balloon Free , RED CROSS DRUG STORE Phone Main 4. tnr In this city. She Is at the aca- speelal ihvcsiiksiiuu urn. .1 JM'U ' sub- Allnee Seuti-'le Sli'l'berson. evuliKellst whose iliii.euri.lK'f Mini ilrrniallr rriit.lieiininre flxurx In the liriiea.hment pr,n.ee.llni( .-.t.-:il,i.-t Sup. rlor Jim)? t'l.rl.H. Hardy of I-os AnKeles, was on hi.n.l eni-iy. at Sacranieiito to testify before the 'sllfurniH Hlate Senate. Ih: shown A!me and her secretury. Ci'ou.weU Arnii;.' on Hie ittepi el tbe CJpltoL ' ( : ' This Customer Had Planned on $50 Until He Saw What Trotter's Were Showing at $31 . It's a pretty unusual thing for a man to pay more than he planned on here. '. Very often the customer with $50 in mind finda the very thing he is looking for at $5 to $15 less. In Spring Suits right now. In the New Honey and Oak shades. In the New coat and vest models. Here is a vast assortment of suits at $34 that makes a man with .$50 in his pocket feel like a millionaire shopping in Woolworths. Other Suits at $24 to $39 of the Hart Shaff ner & Marx and Michaels-Stern makes. v , Stetson and Schoble & Lee Hats $3.85 - $8.50 Standard makes of Oxfords. TROTTER'S QUALITY CLOTHES SHOP ' Opposite Foley a Days Starting Sunday An AH Talking Comedy! Itricvlif p 'twii.Mfltv Warn rtn'tMnvT? ito tor?? Geo. M, CohWs AH-American! All-Talkina, Every Second It . Ex- A 1 1 r mi rt h 1 cr I ' . . " " V V Blue Laugh Bombsl Comedy! There's Only One Georce M. Cohan, and This Is His Absolute Also Pathc Sound News , VHMiIh.h- Arts '.MISS I.MttmlA'I'HI.N" Ami ll.'ti liujtim sisters Now Playing "State Street Sadie" . - : Tan Tutkliur AO'S ami ni.UWIY