La Grande evening observer., April 22, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 7

Monday, April 22, 1929.
LA GRANDE-EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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') ) Sewing Clubs '
I Are Formed In
I Union Schools
OUT OUR WAY
V. V. foiiti-.r '.
M fnhwiM'l'Ki f.ntl-.wiiin.l..ntl ' 1
: I'NION lSifHil) Kewtuit iltllw. ,
tiro very pnii-ih.r i'irl:t now In tho
I'nlon koIiooIx, tliiTc Ix-Ihk five or-
ItuhhuitionK antonx the wail, irlrl.'f
Dim ano In the liixli m-hol.' Then.-1
girls ure holiiliiK weekly ineoilnri J
wiiu n:iii' iu nninn inoir woi-k uy i
(lie i'ni,or tile Mjionl year. Anl-j
'.- liitil . rlulm nr Iii-Iiik . urininlzt'il
' ( JiiilniiK tho liny. nir. Blieon, H
' pnillliy. ho'iu-inniiiiK the vai ii-llHu.
I tlm only tlmwbnek tlu. ilirriruliy i
111 hpow In'if l.'ucti'iH for Hip boys '
HmumhI sttiilrntK from the sen-!
lw cliiMS or the I'tilnn II1kI m'hool i
. we. n Iji Ornndi- Kutnnlay to i '
the pholoifi'uphf-r. They were e:-i
UllK nlc-lllrpH for Hit. (roup and j
.other 1,'lliiluullnn I'Murcs for li''
i .lit (ho oml or I ho nrhonl year. j
y K II. fontler, ninpi'iolnr r tlin j '
f ,'t'onnr.rs, I iic. driutMl slolo, wnm.
I ii'alloil to tho wctthirn part or tlicj
; ieiute last week ouinir to tho III-,
.lifSH or his fullier. Tho nlrk itian!
n-.wua taken to a hofpltul anil hls
-' .vhoii returheil home, j
ij'.' Irvln WeatojMkow, who i iinx it
r iri-neral Hlur.- nl imlili.i-. m,im , -ii- I -
( llor In I nion Saliirilny.
-V' ' llforBf KoKtt.r, who liar, lici-n at
.fllot Utko .for aeverul ilaya Initiate
iireutineiit roe ahlwtlr-a and other
liervowt tronlile, ivturnoil lo his
home In Nocth I'nlon last week, -"
somewhat Iniiirovpil in health. ,;
. Sirs. Tony llenipo, who liven on j,"
tho oreirnn Tmll highway justj
south or I'nltm. was taken to ai-
jj hospital til Kalcor last week where I :
Jim ui uiiiiei-Ko an operation.- t.
I.aler news eolieerniiiK the de-! -.
strlirtlon liy fire of tho Charley '.
Tohln home In North I'nloir n few
days atro informs us that the los.
was partly covered liy insuranee.
The only mo arlleles of furniture
which were not totally ruined were
the stoves uutl one of them wa
Dailly ilamaKid. .Mr. Tohln Hi
Manning to tear I ho old liousn
uuwn ami hulIU a new one. as the
lumber Is charred and burned till
practically ruined.
Mark I'router returnixl last
Wednesday, from Ou-dcn, L'tun,
Where she visited with Her parents,
p7i-f PA! i caki't VJ ilLLLnz iUG&
lGEr him im -rfAE. - - - ft.fe;
house, vjmcvj i'm , - : CJ"
HOME , AND 1M EL' " ' ' 1 -
oof i camVhUep 71U Lilzr 1 ZZZ uT--
HIM OufffiT.Vr bt
rvt -t I-....- v i r-in 1 f - if m tvi I " .
.r- r 7,7.r;"M" ntm i ran
, -VNHW MOTHERS CaET GrRAV.
' WO. U. . PAT. OTP. ' ' ; ' (-H- CM Vf A SCflVlcr. ltC
By WiiliamMKinff Georire s Sons Are Given
; Important Tasks During His Illness
HOaNOH, KiiKlnnd (AD King t Ht. Jnint-H In brlKhl with KHtter
OoorK'n fuur hoiih uU have twx Miik intforniK, rlbhoim, and plumed
Klvt'ii intiortnnt iutHHlonn to ptu- mul corkmltMl luittt,
form while IiIm nu'Jt'Hty It ronvti-
U'sclnB hero ft-tun his rtacim ttrluns
l'rohahl)- the moaU Itnooi'tanc
t task, u8 fur u outKhtu world
Is comM-rnwi, in the mlKKinn of tho
iMike of tiloucesiM', kiiiK'H thlitl
nun, who l un his way to Japun
to invent Kmpoittr Hlrohlto with
the order of tho Kui'ter.
It 1h hilovod thin will greatly
enhance the relation) between tho
1 Japanese tmiei-lal family and the
rqyal family of Knjrland, a widl ua
ly hot wee n the two nation,
""j It Is recalled that two previous
1. riuperorfl, Muiji and Talttho, also
i-eceivcd tho order of the Karter
The prince wears the uniform of .
the blue rlhhon or tho Karter across
his hrt'HHt, at these ceremonies.
The dnfce of ork, Klntt OeorRe's
pocond son. lias Imhmi appolntevl
lord hltlh comuiiKsloner of the
Church of Hoot land, In succeHKlon
to the earl of Stair. Thus, wlihln j
burgh, has heon occupied by the
second son of the hlnvr and a Hcot.
tlsh miner, hnth of them ncttnff as
the kltiK's h'piesentutlve durinj? i
the week of tho Keneral nssembly
of the church.
llr, llrown came from hm min
ev's cottaife to the splendor of
Hoover Bust j
6 t
3?
At that time the AiiKlo-Japaneso Holyrood. where he was received
alliance was still In exlHtance.
The duke l u nt Voltahnma
May 2, and after six duys filled
j with official functions, he will
spend IS days In travelliiR. seeing
J characteristic arts and sports and
(some of Japan's finest scenery, and
j finishing w ith a cruise through tho
; Inland sea.
i The prince of Wales, the king's
first son and heir to the throne. Is
hold hit; Investitures on behalf of
the king. They are full-dress offi
clal ceremonies at 8t. James' pal
ace. The prince conferred the in
signia, of orders bestowed by tho
Ing In the New Year's honors list.
nnd officially received several hun
dred persons.
At these occasions the courtyard
with a hjiI ute of 21 guns, held levees
tint) opened the general assembly
w hen the 'labor government was In
power. . "
As they grow older tho three
younger princes are much In de
mand us deputies for tho king, not
only In this country but in other
parts of the empire, -;
Trluce tlcorgv. the king's fourth
pon, until recently an Interpreter
In the royal navy with the rank of
lieutenant, has entered the civil
Service with a post at the foreign
office. The appointment Is an ht
terestlng departure from tho cus
tom that only the navy or the army
can provide careers for the' royal
princes, lie Is the first son of the
king nnd queen to enter one of the
'lhis bust of I'l'eiili'iu iioover,
made in I'.iimi hy jo nariuson,
noted sculptor. Is beiiiK shown for
the II i't limn at I lie exhibition of
Ihu Ktillnmtl . Hrulptiiro Horlety
Ilils mouth in Sail Krtinrlvro. Mr.
llooror autoi'iii'.ud il'.u work.
Endeavorers Cr :
Oregon Select
Officers Sunday
SAI.KM, Ore.. Apr. 22 (AP)
"With the installation of officers
and tho adoption Of resolution- th
state convi'iulon of the Oregon
Christian Kndeavor unlort; which
had been In session heie since
t Thursday, cunie to a clow Hunday
night. Approximately IfiOt) dele
gates attended the meetings.
1 . Paul t Itrown, Pacific coast
secretary for the union, hud ehnrge ;
or the installation ot officers which
hud been selected (taturdny night.
Those inducted Into oFfc Included
John Henderson, president. Port
land, re-lected; Miss liasel Nell,
Portland, vlco preshh-nt; lary
(luiley, Kugene. Mrs, -rank B,
Itllchey, 1'Veewater. Martini James.
Illltsboro, and O. Kvert liaker,
Portland, regional vice presidents;
Judge Jacob Ksnxlei, Portland,
world's union vice president; Viola
Ogden, Portland, re-elected aeeoro
tary: l(,loi-ence Kunk. Portland, as
sistant seeretary: Hylvlu OeTem
ple, Portland, treasurer; Donald
C, Nelson, Portland, executive ad
visor: the Pcv. Walter I,. Myeiw,
lOugeue, pastor counsellor. Hoss
I (iulley, Kugene, field secit'tary. '
peaco departments. :
The prince has the 'post of a
third secretary. Ills duties will
bring- him dully Into touch1 with
affairs the handling . of which
should be Invaluable In equipping
him for a possible governor-generalship
of one of the dominions.
Pr. Abbott h. Lowell, president
of Harvard university, will re
ceive : n honorary degree from
Kdlnburgh university. '.
The historic towers on the walls
of Home are being converted into
studios for art Ms.
j,u f lumber
jit Is t
Mrs.
Mi', and Mrs. Ilalg Adndouyiian.
Tho latter wimo on their way homei ployed this school year In tho lTn
U MasKachuetts from California. 1 ion public school have been re
and remained In the I tah city for .Ceded for another year and most
a tew days lo visit with Mrs, Crou-i of them already have signed their
ter. Miss Kleanor Croater, a sister-in-law
of Mrs, Mark Croutei.
lives In Ogden, where she Is a (uo-llc-
hchooi tuu'her. Mi. and Mrs.
Mark , Crouter , moved lo Pnlon
ahoul two yrnis ago when the V.
S. 8. " Luzon, on which he I art
officer, - Wius " ordi'n'tl to iMiluese
waters for u two-year-visit. Mark
Crouter Is a sou of Mr. and Mrs.
1. 11. ('router of this place and
tho navy officer left bis wife and
children ' hero while he made 1 ho
trip to China.
A cast fiom. the junior class of
including
?ffnlllon, Mar-
tel by Itenson Hrothers, the pur- man, seventh grade teacher, who for a 'year or longer.
hnm of the John Htbbrrt home in i has ueceptinl the position of pr.nc-, Mrs. Minnie Itloeh Is hero from
North I nion by. I.. A. Mngham. j Ipul of the Island City sehocd. Mr. Portland, a gm st at the Levy home
and the transferring of tlm H!nft Worthum has been In the JL'nlon i In South Colon. Mrs. Itloeh wiir
ham property to J. M. Holmes. j schools for about six yearn as f formerly Miss Levy and Is a sls
. Many Union residents are taking eighth grade teacher most or thelter to M. S. l.cvy"hhd his brother
advantages of the warmer days toltlme. Hoy Cnuklln is rinlshlltg his; and sisters.
put In their garden crops which ninth year its head of the local m,-. and Mrs, Fied N. Cox wore
have been delayed by tho cold and j, school system. 10. P. Cohurn hihjll0St ho!rt0HB n n,p r n ,,,
snow. . iwp?w' ;;p
J'ractlcally all the teadierH em-.) ""r i nesday evening of last week. Mrw.
yt-r . kih.i.j ,.......,... .... m. UInrtPW, winshlp and .1. ! H .itchln-
whom have been tendered t.teHOh wwn h(ffh j,r (, R
same portion for next year. Huffman peeiirad the coudolatlnn.
Steve Hutchinson, formerly a After the bridge gaipes were piny-
contracts. The only change In the rancne- oi tins vicinity, nun gonou ine nosiesa servi-u a tuncn i
grades will nu that of John Wort- lo Can:ida and expects to be gone her guests.
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i i i-iiml liviii tile jiiiiivi
f Jtlui Uiloin hlKlu sclKiol,
' .TIR V. f'tmui'll. Cal l fltRtl
4 Vin Titus, OeoiBe (lllklson. Itoliert
J Myers, (lladys Alldeison. Inez Wll
i son, IMnu Alilell and JMen Hall,
5 presented a three-act western
I comedy, "A Worthy ViiKahond," at
I Ihe IiIkU sihool nyin h'llday niKhl,
? April 19. Tho play was w ell ren
dered and thorouifhly enjoyed by
: fi tho audience. Hilly Dobbin, who'
was lo have taken the iiai t of Kre
lllller In Ihe play, was unable to
take his part arler the lllllo acci
dent In which lie was injured a
few days nRO. so .Mr. Cohurn. who
had been coacllinK the play, filled
III at a co.iplc of days- notice.
The choir from the Klrsl .M. K.
Hiurcll in l.a (Jraiide. under tho
leadership of W. W. Nuslmtini. mu
sic. director In tho l.a llrande city
schools, rendered Iholr Kuster
cantatn at Ihe Methodist church in
Union Sunday cveniliK. April 21.
The piOKraiu was a 'musical trout
to 1I10 i:nloir folk.
. -Lieutenant Adrian fioodbrod. of
the :. lieudtiiiarlers company, na
tional, Kuurd, bad his men out on
the raiiuc mar Hot Lake Sunday
for target practice. i
I'-our iflrls. l.ujVerne Ciark, Unth.
Connor, Kdlth Cheney, and
Amaryllis KnlKht, reiu-esented the
I'nlon hlnji school cominerciul ile
Iiarttnnt at Hie I'laslern Orefe-on
lyphiff contest which viib held in
l'cndletoti itnrday mornlnir. prior
to the track meet.' I.ouene Hutch
inson watf to have been a member
of the I'nlon team, but was un-
able lo fro. The. work of the t:nlon
typists was highly praised by those I
In chuluc of ihe contest. nlthniiKh
they did not win any trophies. The
lllrls were accompanied by Supt.
hoy Conklin and Miss Kusler.
teacher of the commercial depart
ment of the hlKh school.
Itoland YVulf has accepted a po
sition fts scaler tor n sawmill com
pany In Kastern California, nea-:
the Nevada line nnd the family
will live inert. dUrlliK the sillniner
Olid fall. !
( K Mr. and Mrs. William Wheeler
were visitors In I.a Ornnde Kut- i
urda They were accompanied by i
seer.ii shim nwin ...t ,
or Iho local hiKh school.
Romn chancs which the com-;
hiltlees In charite have made In,
the matter of premiums and
Classes of stock have held up thej
getting out of tlm 1929 clnsslrlca- j
lion book for tile Kastern Oreiron.
Stock Show association. Tin. book
Will soon be ready for distribution.!
, I'reston post of Ihe W. It. C '
was hostess to the l.a Ornnde lie- I
Her corps Saturday afternoon. A I
propram and lunch was Include I'
In the arternoon's entertainment, j
A plet ire nanitnjr coalist has
been arranged hy Mrs. Kd Miller,
president or the I'nlon Woman's
club. In which Ihe tenms will eon-I
test In numlnif about !5 pictures!
and the names of the artists In the,
shortest jiosslbb. time. The Covej
eighth grade will furnish a team j
and the I'nlon flghth grade will hi-1
represented by Alice llnml.lll. Ir-
Ms Sturgill and Vera Hailing. The;
contest will probably be lu-ld In
Cove during this month.
Several r-.il estate d. uls wercj
pompletet this lnst week Including
the ptirchase or the fwarkhnintiiei
residence opposito the f nion ,'ho-
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WHEREVER washers are
sold, 'you hear the
Maytag used as a basis
of comparison. This repeated
reference to the Maytag's quali
ties is a tribute that should lead
you to compare the Maytag with
any other washer that Is claimed
to be as good.
Find out why other washer
manufacturers aspire to equal
Maytag value why. the cast
1 aluminum tub and gyrafoam
' action changed the trend of
' washer design-why the Maytag's
"new-type Roller Water Remover
adds a new element of safety,
convenience and thoroughness
to washing. : '
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For homtt without tltc
triiti, tht Mayhtt it
mUuh'f with in built
gmotint Hiofwr, .
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Somebody wants something all the time! One
man wants a job; another a radio; a third would
buy a set of Shakespeare. One woman would
rent her home; another wants a good used car;
and still another is looking for a violin. Desires
change , . . but one fact remains unvarying:
somebody wants something all the time.
The Want Ad columns of this paper is the most
important market place of the people in this
community. Multitudes read these columns every
day.
One ad will reach this horde of readers
next time you have an ad to place call
the
Evening Observer
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In addition to the model 90 of world's leadership lame, we now have In our u
Maytag shops on display the new cast aluminum tub model 60. This washer j
has the same capacity, speed and efficiency as the famous model 90, but priced
much lower. Also the new Frederick washera Maytag product selling in the
low price range.
PHONE for trial Maytaf
washing in your own home. Find
out why it has been the choice of
over Million hornet. tt
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