La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 26, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, April 2G, 1929 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Pa" nv. I Local News In Brief Unlly Jnmily I niiuj " . The Gully, family had aouicthliiff of u reunion Sunday when all hud dinner ut tho homo of Mr, unit Mrs. Wilson Guily. Saturday flight Mr. una Mm. lonuld Guily and Urvlllo Aacy, whoso wife wub Kowoua ' Gaily, cume from l.u. Urunde. Uuh- aid atopped off ut Wallowk fur. (he. joined the others In Enterprise later. When tho visitor returned to La Grande Mia. AUey and baby , went with them. Tho baby was bom In Knterprlso and Mrs. Adey haa been staying since then wltlt: tier pure nt 8, Mr, und Mrs. Gcorgfe M. Guily. Mr. and Mrs. Paul lirac'Q and baby und Charles YVultctddc came from Ja Grando with -the nu-mbera of the Guily family. Cfrtcrprlsc . Hcoord Chieftain.. ' ' v IHrimT ltcbhlcut llei Mrs. Mary A. Terry, former resi dent of Lu. Grande, died at Hara toga. Oil,, on Apr. 14 at the ape of 7'J years, according to word ru ceived hero from Mrs. Minnie Ter 14' Lowe, of North Long Beach,' L'al. Mrs. Terry left La Grande In the full of l'JU4 for Sun Kruh Cisco und made her homo In "Cali fornia for the lust quurter .of a century. Mr. und Mrs. J. H. Terry lived in Union county In La Grande und also near Elgin for many yearn and a number of their c hi Idie wero born here. Mr. Terry died in lUUU. Survivors are: Wade. Jess, Oavo und Uert Terry, Mrs. It. K. Nejtsly. Deer Park, Wash.; Mrs. Itosa Wilson, of Kan l'Vun Cis co, und Mrs. Lowe. T. 1. Twlduvll lMctr . T.: O. Twldwcll, who haa many frlondu In tha Grande Itonde vul 16y,' died In Can by. Ore., Apr. 23. Kuneral services v.' ill be held at Siiodgraiu. & SSI mine rmun'a Sunday at 1U:00 a. ni., with burial at Klffln, Ore.. He Is survived by four, sons. V daughter. 20 grandchildren and one great grand child. Yuri Is R. V. Gopcjr it., -M. . Ward, western manager of the Uusinesa Men's Assurunco association, Is In La Grande con Xering with hla friend, K. V, Cop scy.. Mr. Ward was formerly may or of Fresno, Cat Jials With W Girls Katlug dinner In company with 23 girls und being the only man present, was a novel treat for W. 1). Hunks, of Jal Grande. Mr. Hanks hud tho interesting experi ence when he visited his daughter, Melba, at the Gamma 1'hl Beta sorority house at Oregon State col ore this week. "They were a nice, Juiu h of girls," Mr. Hanks reports. Mr.- Hanks has returned to Lu Grande from l'ortland whero he went with Mrs. Hunks who Is In the Good Samaritan hospital. Next Monday they will both return to La Grandiv: Mr. Hanks' going to' l'oiilund by automobllo to accom pany Mrs. 'Hunks home. : - ' To Speak on "Heir Tho Lighthouse Gospel mission reports very; successful meetings euc hevenlng this week- with ' the Pt'V. Mr. Jensen, returned mission ary, and tho Uev. Mr. Hansen In charge. Mr. Jensen has told much of the Chinese people und sang Bcvcrul Chinese songs. Tonight Mr. Hansen will speak on "Hell, What it Ls, and Where it is." Mrs. Kng ler, the puHtor of the mission, is ut Tucuina whero she was culled by the ill lie ha of hfcr brother und Uher. Tp VUH Urother - Junior Doherty,' of La Gmnde, went to Baker this morning to visit his ton-yeur-old brother, ..Charles, who Is in the fifth grade in Baker schools. Junior is the'aon of Mr. and Mrs. 1. b Doherty.y To Si-c High School Play Mrs. George Beldln, of this city, went to North Powder today to be the guest of Mr. and Mm. C, K. Shuey and to sec Elsie Hhiiey In tho senior play to be given by the high school. VUlt From Ku m nterv I He Mrs. John. Hacker Sr. und Mrs. John Hacker Jr., of HummervlUc, were visitors yesterduy at the Dr. Wonderllck hospltul. They report roads to Summervllle to be In ex cellent condition. Giving 'Annual Tea The annual silver tea of the Hi ve Ha Pal-en t-Teacher assoelution will bo' an event of Wednesday. May 1, at Lane chapel from 2:3 to 5 o'clock. The public Is Invited. WILL ARBITRATE U. S -CANADA ROW Tm Alone Dispute to Be Submitted to Two . Nominees Shortly WASHINGTON. Apr. 20 (AP The dispute between the United suites 'und Canada over (he sink ing or the run! runner I'm Alone by the count guard patrol boat le ler 200 miles off the Louisiana coast hi to be submitted to arbi tration. ; This action, suggested by Secre tary stlmson in his exchange of notes with the Canadian govern ment through lis minister, Vincent JUussey, will be taken under a clusc of the l y 24 runt smuggling treaty between the United Btates and Great Urttuln. This clause provides thut a dis pute, under the treaty aliiilf be sub mitted first to two arbitrators, one nominated by eticli government, und that if they fall to agree. It .'shall be referred, under the claims commission pureemcnt of 1910, to threo arbitrators, Including one neutral. The correspondence on tho I'm Alone case, published this morning, disclosed that the Cunndlun gov ernment conceded that the schoon er, which wub of Canadian regis try, "hud unquestionably been en gaged for a number of years, un- HOOVER WILL DECIDE UPON OIL REQUESTS WASHINGTON, Apr. 26 Al') Presidont Hoover took under ad visement today a request of a group of senators from nubile land state 'that the oil conservation order re cently Issued by him should' not be made, retroactive as to applica tions for leases and prospecting permits filed be fort the order be came effective und us yet uncon sidered by the interior depurtment. The senators also said the chief executive hud looked with favor upon their further proposal thut there should be special considera tion in the cases of permits in which special equities existed ut the time tho order stopping fur ther drilling and prospecting on all public hinds was Issued. Doing Cicely Little Malcolm Cameron, who underwent a serious mastoid oper ation at the Grande Hondo hos pital yesterduy. Is recovering us rapidly. as could ho expected. Alclha flunks Elected Miss Melba Hanks, junior at Oregon State college und daughter or Mr. und Mrs. W. 1). Hanks, of this city, has been elected presi dent of the Gamma Phi Hot a house. In June Miss Hunks will go to Kansas City, Mo., us delegate to the national convention of the sorority to be held there. - Slio Is a mujot in. commerce. Not licit; Since 11)21 " T, G. I'unuges, of Pendleton, passed through La Gmnde today on the way to Teloeaset. Mr. 1'an ukvh had not been in La Grande .since 1 i 2 :t and he finds many changes. He will work at the camp at Medical Springs for the Grande Itonde Lumber company. l-'rom Still Franclico Mrs. Kay lrtllon. of San Fran cisco, arrived lu La Grande this morning on Ko17 to visit with her brother and His'ter-in-law. Mr. and Jttvs. i. Hutchison. She stopped in PoeatelloJ en - route ; to visit her father. Hrm-e Elected . At the Oreirnn State college stu dent body election for 'next year unices. Milton Lplshmun, of Baker, and W. T. Bruce, of Ia Grande, were elected members of the cor iterative store board. Iriii'r KcMiHiit Hch Walter ' Kennon, formeliy of Baker, and well known In La Gmnde, i visiting here. Ho Is at the Sacajawea Inn. Mr. Keunoir now lives in New York. Hero IVoin Idaho- ' Will Wells and John H. Norris. of Payette, Ida., were in La Grandu Thursday evening for. a conference with tho heirs or the late E. A. Blair. ' . Going io rayetie .Vere A. BJutr will leave tomor row morning for Payette, Ida., where he will spend a couple of days on business In connection with his father's estate. To Wallowa t Myrtle Hanson, of Wultowu, re turned to her home this morning following a year's stay In Mlssoulu, Mont., with her father. - Legion Will Moot The Ladies of Mooseheurt Legion will meet at the homo of Mrs Hui'dyon Madison Mtrecb'toniKhful 8 o'clock for a social evening. Hero on Business Mrs. John Clifford., of Portland, Is a business visitor in La Grande today. Motion ly Held . Motion day ut tho Union county court house was held this morning. Mr. Eakltt in l iitoii Itobcrt Eakln, of this city, was a visitor at Union yesterduy. suspect fiu;i;i , ItEDWOOU CITY, Cul.. April 2ti (AP) Gabriel Zopfi, held for In vestigation after Thomas Curtis shot und kilted himself while driv ing an automobile down the high way, near here, was freed when sheriff's officers decided he could have had no connection with the tragedy. HOTELS MEHGE HAN FltANCISCO, Apr. 2fi (AP) Purchase of tho Fairmont hotel by owners of the Hark Hopkins was announced.. Tho two hotels will be run under the same management. llmiM Entered . ! Mrs. Ward Smith. J 47 T ave-1 line, yesterday reported to the po- ' tire that her home wus entered Monday night and that a gun, ft traveling lag and $t were taken. iwMiii.nl.. t tf rirfiL f Nomination of officers of the' Fa ales lot ice was made at the reg-i r meeting last night In Eagles hUi). . Election w ill take place at I a later meeting. I:d Km h to Iicave i-Ul Sala, who has been In I Grande for the Isut few days, is h aving this evening for Pendleton. He spent the day in Wallowa county. 1 Attend Senior Play I 'avid Kendrick, Maurice Wise and Eugene Cuten went to Elgin last niffht to attend the senior c play, "The Etopi'ment of Ellen. class SylvcMer Biirhigh Vbdtor Sylvester BmieiKh. district at torney for Wallowa county, was a visitor In fa Urandn Wednesday. Mr. Nelson at Home A. W. Nelson has been confined to his home by illness for the lost two days. J. P. Morvhw k Away t J- P. Morrlock. automombil? ,!rr of 1 Grandu, Is in Wul a on business. Elk f.rttrr Mcrlr The Elks' lodge met InM night it itguiar bvsbion at the temple. PLEASANT . TREATMENT The very highest typo while American mineral oil you will find is FETIiOFOL. Its action is purely mechanical, overcoming the objectionable features of ttie commonly used cathartics. Two Important Announcements Made At Geneva Gypsy Tribes To Attend Wedding LOF1SVILLK,- Ky., Apr. 20 (AP) Gypsv tribes from Cincin nati, Indianapolis. Chicago, St. Louis. Philadelphia und other points were moving towards Louis ville -today to attend one of tho most elaborate wedding ceremonies ever' staged by gypsies In this coun try. It is expected that between 4ut) and 600 gypsies will be In tho city tomorrow, when Frank John, 17- year-old son of Chief Gregory John, der various ow ners, in endeavoring j of IHUladelphla. . and Itosie Stau to in u le liquor Into the Pnited States." but raised three points un- GENEVA, Apr. 20 (AP)--Two Important announcements wcru made ut today's - session ot th preparatory disarmament commis sion, one being that the United States was willing to withdraw Its reservation to tho exclusion ' of trained reserves from any limita tion of armies and the second be ing a Spanish proposal for tho cru ation of an international force of peaco aviators. The American position on trained reserves - hitherto had been that they should be subjected to limi tation just as standing armlo should bo. Hugh 8. Gibson, the American delegate to tho commis sion, today made It clear that the United States stfll believed his but was willing to withdraw Its reser vation on tho matter us a gesture of conciliation. France and Japun, both of which countries are most uffeeted, wel-l- comed Mr. Gibson's announcement warmly and said they wero con vinced It would hasten an accord j on a reduction In armaments, OPENING SESSION i OF CONFERENCE i IS THIS EVENING (" r;1; J; P- MoAdo,T- ili8 Anne Morrow Wolco.no to l.u diullilo, A. T. Mill, prt'iliifiit l.u UmncJo city coin mlBftlon. . Wulco.ne to ctmr.'iinco, Muuticu Uukcr, prraldont la,arutile Hltfll school student body. ' Kiwpoiuu, DU'U McWrKimu, o( llukcr. ' AnnoutU'viiiunttt- :rvKurtlhttf tho groin. mi't'tliiKH. : AdilrcHs. Dr. ir. Q. Uubui'h, Ore gon ytulo colli'Ke. .... Knuinliiy Ktwsl.MiH ' (HlKh Hclioul HulldlnK) :00 u. .... Dovotloi.8, tho ltov. J. a. Wul. :30 u. in, IUmcuhmIoii ki'oupx. 10:4.1 a, in. Addroiui, Dr. lilwuh. 1 :30 a. in. Uuuliifi bcksIou. ll:6u a. in, (.'onfei'i'iico l.olo Krniih. U'MIU noon l.uni'1) hour (iluco Contii.uol from Tuko Nine) dor ,tho 19:4 treaty. Tho I'm Atono, It ht'ld, was not within tin, ,sureh und Helxtiro lim it of "one hour's tutillnff ditunre" from the Anierie.in count whrn hailed nor nt uny time dt.rinf? the purat.it which ended with her wink ing: that esitentiul ele.uenfH of the International doctrine of "hot pur suit' wero lucking in the .cave, and that the sinkinK of tho vcxael whh too severe u ... ensure to effort American. riKhU. under, the treuty. The American poiiltion. et forth i.v Hra-mtnrv Kiiiuum. wi.a ii.nl .hi. ueun or women. All persui.n nav. I'm Alone was within ono hour'aj'i'B roolim to rent are urwi to list saill.lB distance of the nhoro when:"11'"' '"" the necrelury of tho hailed: that cnnlinuo.iK and hot ;ohiimher of commerce. purai.it took place, and thut tho I There 1m alno another problem uinkllltf wan justified. that'thc cillxci.H ...id btniliieHH men SNOW STORMS IN ROCKY MOUNTAINS h'V.-16. dnuKhter of Wllllunl Stan- GeorKo S. lllrme. Lu Grande, Hons ley,, of .l.ouinville, will bo wed. leader: Guy Hracc, superintendent llolh are inciiiboiu of the John trlbo of schools ut Weston; Will I'enlund, nnd.lhe tribe Is expccled to con- club leader of I'endleton: J. T. Krcsatc en masse for the ceroinon- Lonitfellow, superintendent o f ies. ' . .schools In I-a Grande; K. I. Tow- 1 ler, prlnclpul of I.a Grundo HiKli pvmnm . . ' school; and tho ltov. J. O. Wals. IliXrELr MANY pustor of the rrcsbytertun church j of l.a Grande. . The local committee 111 chnrire Is t W. HliiKner, chulrman: Genu Wulker. Uulph Clark, J. T. I.oiib follow, K. U. Towler, the Kov. J. GeorKo Wall; A.' W.' Nelson und GoorKO 8. Ulrnle. The - conference executlvo com ll.ltteo Is A. W.- Nelson, district chairman: C. W. ltlngner,- K. Webster, UakcV, district executive; George U. Hlrnle, conference sontf leader, und I' A. t'rosby. ' "Du.i.isT euch school yeur thfl Northwest council of Y. M. C. A.'s with tho cooi.erurioii of other or- iron.oles a series of TO REGISTER FOR NORMAL (Continued from Page 1) full term will bo handled by the jof Ia Grande will have to handle in connection with . the normal jschuul, Mr. Hunter says, und that Kunlzutions of choice) l:3u p. in. Group meetings. 2:30 p, m. - Keereatlon. . 6:30 p. m. Kellowship supper, l'rcshytorluu church, t 7:0U p. in. Group mettliiKs. ' ' . v 8:30 p. m Address. I A. Crosby. Suiitlay Nektons (High School Itulldlng) D:00 a. m. Devotion, Guy llrace. superintendent schools ut Weston. 1 u:30 a. m. Discussion groups. 10:30 a. in. Hongs and prayer. ( 10:45 a, in. Conference findings report. J 11:16 a .in. Add reus, Or. lHihnch, ; 12:00 noon Closing ceremony.' On Way to Laredo MUX ICO C1TT. Apr. 16 (AP) Mtis Ann Morrow, fiance of Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, was enroute to her home In EnirlewoOd, N. J., today with Iter mother, Mrs. DwlRhl W, Morrow, and nor sister, Hllzuheth. They nro oxpeoted to reach Laredo, Tex,, lute tills otter noon. i, Ambassador Morrow has said ho will join then, at Kmrlewood some time In May or June, leading lu the belief here that tho wedding will tako place In June at one of tho Morrow homes In Mulno or New Jorsey, lll'SHANU ARntSTUD l'ACIFIC GllOVE, Cal., April 3d (AP) JuniCH Metcalf of this elly was arrested a few hours after the body of his wife, Marlon. i found at tha bottom -of a cliff at Lover j Point, pending an lsrentl iratlon of the olroumstunocs. ' I 1 It oto : Y 1 1 .11 'xsrijl I'l lti: SILK ' IIONIUtY '.This In un KVUItWKAll hose. A pure silk to Die , top number, In a scrvlco-chlffon wclRht,. ; Klnu kiiuro. : extra loni;; comes In all the newest colors. Usually sell for 11.00 Our Itt'iculur I'rktj .... : MO-, ' ... Friend of Buff alo i Bill Passes Away l.t.inSlANA. Mo.. Apr. 5' (AP) ! Colonel Clurenco Huell, ono of the lust surviving cronies ot Col onel W. Y. (Iluffnlo Hill) Cody, Is de.ul it his homo hero, llo had been III for a month. -' Ah a boy of 11, Huell loft his homo In Hultlmoro, Md., and mado his wuy to Cheyenne, Wyo., where he hecamo a cowboy. Indlnn fight er, und friend or llurfulo Hill, llo hud redded hent 33 yours und hud , sorvi'd-ns ll deputy I'nlted States; n.nrshul. Ilu nover levouled his uue. " bowDKN' i:xik)hsi:s vahm aii jls tho qucMiion of part time em- iilin'iiiditl f,ii. ntimv iif llin tnf1pi,.M HOLD UP TRAINS .who' wl.'di to attend the school, 'Those seeking employment will do any Kind of work, such ns: wuit- fContfnued from Page 1)' reuses, hotel, store, house or any- would be two weeks or more b-ilinK Clin 1,0 t(one before and fore normal service over the wires, utter, school could be restored. Damage to wires In the Immediate vicinity of Cheyenno was estimated at over $7Mhhi. Cheyenne presented tho nppear- conferences similar to this" und serving hundreds of boys lu many communities .of Oregon, Washing- ton and Iduho," tho officials state. CHICAGO, Apr. 20 (AP) Krank O. Lowdun. former governor of Illinois, who gave u clear field to Herbert loover In tho repub lican convention last J uno after making a campaign for himself for the nomination, haa endorsed tho president's farm relief program. j alyssed. Hnow, more ihanja'fooj ih-cp;"biiWu'd ' downtown streets and electric power servlco was cur tailed throughout the town. Slice pi leriler I'Voaru Near Theiniopolls, Wyo., hca re ti ers found the body of George Uoss, a slHM'pherder, burled under a snow drift Jess than KiO feet from his tent. Hons apparently was caught away from the tent (when the bllss za rd m t a rt ed a ml wus unable to Hnd his way buck to It. U. II. Kecd, of Glendo, Wyo., dropped dead on a highway nenr Chug waler, Wyo apparently. .from eK ha ust ion. - after he had battled the snow drifts In his cur for several It ours. IH AIj PKIWOXAUTY ' I,OS AXC.liLKH, Apr. 26 (A.P) Death of lien jam! n V. Hamilton gave him escape from whut he suld was a dual personality. Sentenced to a six months term In Jull re. cently fur vagrancy, Humilton suld he really was two persons In one body. ' Tho Program The progrum for the conference follows: , ; ' )f IVidajr J!, III, JieKlnUllUUII HI UllUltll. 1 5:30! p. ni. Meeting ot discussion' group leaders with l' A. t Crosby. 0:30 p. in. Conference banquet, nbyterlau church. order by conference pr lect, "Amorlca" all stand versitv when he assumes the nresl- Inir. deney of the I'nrverwlly of ChlcAgoi ituiMitlon; ifie Iter, J.1 July 1. . Singing, led by George tllrnlo. i Obituary ! 1 YOCNtiKST l'lti;slli:.N T ' j CHICAGO, Apr. 2(1 (Al') Dr. Itobert Muynai'd irutchlns, 30- i....i ,.,v.,u i"" ''u' , year-old dean of the.Yulq Unlver- Presbyterh an.ee o u. dot ted own ;llh burf- J school,, will become the , Cull to o mss ut a slundsll I most schools nn)ft,st. ,pMJ of a wJw:unl. Idont-elect, closed und automobile traffic pnr-1 ' ,," " ,, . ' ,,..,.i i,- FIIANK HIKIWV ' ' Frank Brown, ubout 85 yours or ukc, und a resident of l.u Orando ror only a short time, died last night nt, the Urundo Hondo hospll ul followl.tK .... lllnesH. of 'sumo l.'.iRth. Tlio body Is (it the Hohnon- W.tlB.J.Iiuinp liuiiol.iiwnlllnw w.ir.l from. Air. ...'own s .u.aor'iii nrmuiiHiit. mi Full Pint GOc One Quart, $1.00 IVtrufol Is nnwt eff't'ilve fnr tiie treatment of constipation. It Ih practlcatly colorlewi, odorless, and tasteless. Ob tained exclusively at Glass Drugs Inc. Tl Keiall htttrm La Grande, Ore. i . NOW Tin? uci! of Vcs( ern stars In a ninhliig ami ro mantic story film ed nt the famous ( I i it 11 go Itotleo. A ilirlll a iiilnule. si;i"r Hoot ilBSON r RODEO Konianco! Also TARZAN And Fad!cs & Topics Ik i-Z tiUn" "GREYHOUND LIMITED" i2n ir a i A Vitaphone Picture fljffik v.csA'1 ei featuring Monte Blue Playing SATURDAY NOW Janet Gay nor and George O'Brien - ' in ", "Sunrise" 2 comedies and Felix The Suit of Years Value HartSliaffner &Marx One and Two Pant Suits $34 There is little use in telling of the quality and style in II. S. & M. Suits. - Spring models, with one and two trousers, at $34 is a value un surpassed. : ' Manhattan and Shirtcraf t Shirts Styled and tailored for particular men. Special showing $5 lo $7.50 values $3.85-2 for $7.50 Feature value silk striped ' (1 QK Broadcloth P1.0J Fancy Broadcloth . C1 Shirts PA.Ul The New Whoopie Hats JUSTIN! For the Young Fcliows $1.50 The New Boom Boom $100 Hand Painted Four-in-IIand Ties $1.00 TROTTERS QUALITY CLOTHES SHOP Successors to Clint's Remember the Spanish War Veterans' Flag' Fund Dance May 1st