La Grande evening observer., May 03, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

Friday, May 3, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Pace Five
Local Newsln Brief
Uo la 1'ortluiMl ,, ..,
Mr., unil Mra. Charles Kurciier.
or KntoiprlHc. und daughter. Mini
jaoiuellne SSurcher, nuiucu thruugh
l.a Grande this week on tho way
la Pendleton, where they will visit
then golnK on to rortlunu und
finally to Eugene where they are
living. They exueol to snend the
fjunimer at Kiiterprine. Mias Zur?
cher hau heen lit Hakor vhritlng Iter
friend, Mra. I'hllo Anderson, for
merly . Murgurot Uoyd.ofr Enter
prise. ",
3Umt lloliau Promoted
Mian Serenu ltollun, who has
..v...H Mil MIC ll L'BUIIUU,
has become advertising nmnuger
I for the ('harka Berg stores In Port-
luuu. mis is a promotion In, which
"mill, u uraniic friends of -Miss
j Itolthn will be Interested.'
Sirs. Hoist VWt
; Mrs. E. E. Hoist, of Joseph, is a
visitor in La Grande toduy, coining
to this city with Mr. and Mrs. Lcf
tel. .. .
Ruth Homers for Mrs. Babe
Two Vk-il flubs ami Schools . '
Miss Helen Cowglll, of Coivallls,
assistant statu ciuu leader, and K.
A. Sayre, county superintendent of
Go to Kotarjr Sled
.Or. and Mrs. Itay Muruhy. F. L.
Meyers and K. A. Enling will be In
' .... VMiii'miiFAP 11 . M .. .. fi ...... ...i
jjLhools. spent tills morning visit-
fs the l'lno Grove sewing nlub ' a-Kotary club convention,
'mar Elgin, Iho Thorny Qrove lub I ' ' ...
north of Klgln and tho Willow Mui-rlngo lacciiM '
school and the Cove school. A cer- I -Oohrocke ond Lloyd Kino-
tiricnto to lust yettr's liletnbers of - hard, of Inibler, were grunted u
the Thornv Grovo club was to bo' license to wed loduv ut the Union
presented by them for loo per cent I county court house.
membership und efficiency,
To Hear Belgian llanil
Andrew l.oney Jr. is leaving for
Portland where he will hear tho
to
morrow.
Mrs. Maxwell Will Kins;.
Mrs. T. H. Maxwell will sing at J " , , wn,t',', ,IB nKlr
the morning meeting of the urgani Uelgian bund. He will return
izatlon of tile fifth district feder
ation of Oregon club women to
inurrow at the f.u Grande High
school. Mrs. H.. N. Ashby will ac
company her. Mra. Maxwell's
III I'Yom Haines
, Mrs. l' L. Suinpson, of Huines.
I was u visitor foi; a short time in J.u
name wus Inadvertently omitted
yesterday from the. program.
ftlrs. Illlniiilirt')' Visitor-
Grande this morning.
Hero From l:iKlu
Mrs. Wllllum Smith returned , to
her Elgin homo this morning fol
",,u ,' , .J .lowing . sltort visit in La Grande.
tin iiiuii f, uvbi, iti i a. n, 4 jri uur
lhrey, sJster-In-Iuw of Mrs. Greu-
licit, of I'endclton. Mr. und Mrs.
Grmillch have baen visiting in I'en-
illelon. their former home, ' and Inir from Portland
were acconiapnieu uuck noro weu
nusda yby Mrs. Humphrey.
Us 1 her llrown lU'tunis Homo
Miss Ksthec Hrown, of this city,
returned on train No. 24 this morn.
With Mis. Baho Uuth WatehliiK hlm. -Uahe Ruth started IiIh 192U
huint) run lifttinK In the flrsrgartiu'of the season in New York hu
tween Yankees and Kerf SoX.'C' M rs.' Uuth. cheered the ltnhe lu vul-'
leUite fashion. The Inset hoAvs-ltUth-' bolnir coiiBrutulated Uy Lhju
1 ; CIchrfK iis lie c roused the l(ittf. ' - -- -
1'riic Story to llr Told
1 Jrii-r Dor of Oregon," will bo told
la t
MEDICAL MEN
OPEN ORGEON
. MEET MAY 16
(Continued from Page !)
m tho children's story hour tumor- i
row morning at It) o clock ut the I
city library by Miss Gertrude !,.,
Wagoner, who will also tell about ' "f.,"1" ,hr-d,"r "- ' K-'n-"i
he Uroom Kalries" and "l-'uiry i .L, nic" ','K, wl" be u "1 "l
l.'iliKers" '1:311 p. in. I'Viduy und the state
(auxlllaty will meet with the lt
Only Two are orrklnl iund? If1Kn,,"",l"l club on
There are onlv two orriciul Three Thursday, May 16, at 4 p. m. Mrs.
A representatives in Iji Grundc, ou-y Is In charge of plans for en
Mrs. C H. Devine und K. Clements, tertuliiing the visiting women,
and they nro the only persons uu- I The 1'roiiruin fur tho three duys,
thorlzcd to sell inelnbemhips In j,n U1'ief follows:
the organlzjitlon In this valley, Mrs. I Tliurwlny
Devlne says. 9 a. lu. House of Uelegatea meet-
. . ling.
llrotlii-r llljnrul In A'lcllt ?,. ! to 1 1 a. in. reglatlatlon
liood club.
8 p. in. "Keeping Kit,".-Arcade
theuter. j .
Friday ' .
10 a. m.. Annual meeting.. -: ,7
1:30 p. m. cirgH.nlxatiojt of riasU
ern Oregon : Lllstiict Medicul tiu-
elety auxlliury. . . . . .- . ,
3 p. m. Kntertainment.. . -.
7 p. 111. Annual dinner.' !; v -.'.''
We don't know what Job' Major
Peake lias lined up for Harry Sin
clair at th Washington Jnll.' but
If the major retains .his . sense, of
humor lie will give . Mr. . Sinclair
a J'b at the Information desk. '. '
From Bill lo Act
Before u "hill" becomes nn "nd"
In Gi cut Britain. It inut be "r.eatl"
three times In the house of com
mons mid then sent In lite house
nf lortls for approval. When
through both .houses the Mil Is
luken t.i the throne for the rovnl
assent; this nlMilneil It Is nn long
er "bill," "but. nn "net of pitillii.
nient." . 0 .
Fatlter liasn't suld' much about
needing '-'exercise1 since mother
droipcd 'the 'remark at-the' dinner
table the other duy about starting
to eleo'n"hoiise pretty soon' now. '
A brother of Leslie. J. -Williams, I; 11' 'u. m. : Pwsldcut's address, L
clerk at tho Foley hotel, wus ill- B. Bouvy, La Grande,
jured lu an uutumobilo accident 1 11:30 u. m. Selentldc session,
two days ugo und Was not expect- 1 p. m. unnilal meeting of Alum
1 to live. Mr. Williams left yes- nl association, University uf Oregon
tcrduy morning for lOmmett,! Ida., .medical school.
:o, be with his brother. - - ' t p. m. aclentlflo-mjssloii flu.
.Iclndlni.address bv n,. 1.. 11 i,,iKi..
rom I'orlland " n.30 V,. m. Annual iiiccllinr of the
Mr C- ft.-illllep-atiil'4IUtoon.- foHotfU'aiitlb 'llenHli'lciuiue'.
Keith, arrived ill La Grand q this . s )n., "Keeping Fit," Arcade
... ... . - inoaier, tiuuiie euucailonal nieeuiif;.
Co. be with
Wliuii fro
have been visitlnp. Mr. Miller met I
them hei-u ami they all druvo back
to their homo at Kntorprlse. :
Friday
7:3U u. m. J I oil. so of .DeleKates
breakfast meetitiK.
It a. in. Scientific tsessfun.
1:3. Al. Luneheon of members of
airs. I-Yiiiik MuiLsoii lictt'r
t .l I,' lb Ut o.,i nf
this city, returned this moinlng "ociety with chamber of commerce
from Taconia. Mrs. Hanson has' .iui, uuu
beer III there for several weeks bu$
js now well.
3frs. Hunks front INm-UhihI
Mrs. W.- I).- Hanks returned to
her I -a Grande homo from Port
land today with Mr. Hanks who
went to the Hose City to accom
pany her on the return trip..
lr. Horner to KiiU'rpriM
J. 11. Horner, or Enterprise,
pawed throiiKh I -a Grande this
morning on the way jo his home
from Portland, where he has been Lai Grande and valley.
tiim of rflfpr.
i'P- m Scientific session (featur.
liiK talk by Dr. William J. Mayo,
Uocheater, Minn.)
! , 7. p. m. Annual, bamiuet.
Sat unlay
8 a. m. Third annual Oregon
Medical K"'f tournament. .
1 p. m. Luncheon und awarding
of golf prize.
Program or Women's Auxiliary
Thurxiay
it n. m. HeKistratlun.
1 to 4 p. 111. Auto trips throiiKh
Hpendiiir? the last four months.
Ulis Inusli4er
Mrs. K. A. Laldlaw arrived hero
Sunday evening from her homo in
Lady-smith. Wis., to visit at , the
home of her daughter, Mrs, Uurncy
Chrusoskle.
To I'.i iti r prise
John Slmms, of Knterprise,
passi'd through 1m. Grand today
on his way to his home from Pen
dleton where he has been em
ployed for the last three months.?
To Visit in Hakor v
Mrs. 1 . l' Doherty and son
Junior, went to Buker today to
visit Charles Ioherty, Mrs. JJuher
ty s other eon. who attends
Frances Academy there.
TO Vlsli Aunt .
K. L. Garn'lt. of Uoise. passe
through this city today on the way
to Klgin - where he will visit his
aunt, Mm, Brownell. " ' t 1
4 p. m. Meeting with Neighbor-
Beats 240 Girls as
Dressmaker
llahy Hoy lkrn
Wlr. and Mrs. Walter Mills of
mi1 Adams avenue are the parents
of a five-pound baby boy born Muy
1.
airs. Scalintok Ifr-rc
Mm. HealirooK, of Knterprise, !
In 1m Grande ntth her husband.
Mr. Ken brook, who Is undergoing
lmdkal treatment hero.
aimlrm ootiun aiH
The Modern Woodmen met In
regular session last night at tho
Knights ir Pythias hall, Kay Ben
nett presiding.
Ix-atn Ifortphal
M m. W a y n e. Ta v lo r and ba b y
daughter left the Dr. Wonderlicu
hospital yesterday for their home
at the Anthony cafe.
Visitor lit Ia Grama"
.1. 11. Hartshorn, of Knterpris'.
rt-turned lu his home today follow
ing a vhdt In this city.
fffeiiKnrffi Tomorrow
JACbtiiiIbiiiiiiIIi
THE, LASTta DE S PATC H
I'omedy
.MlOKliVM liXIMAHlKHS
OMvnlil In
'Suicide Sheiks"
Now Playing:
"TRAIL OF '98"
' -. with -Dolores
Del Rio .
Ralph Forbes
A prreat cast!
TIGERS, BUCKS TO
TIGHT FOR FIRST
IN EAST OREGON
. ' (Continued from Pac 1
but last Haturduy Ketfor won at
I'nion with a time 1-6 of a second
laser. Keffer's third event, tho
discus, seems securo for the Tlffero
as he has been undefeated' this
year, hurling the platter 111 feet
1 inches at Pendleton and 1U9 feet
at I'nion.
The relay, the (Inal event of tho
day. Is expected to see a duel be
tween I Grande and rendleton
and many fans would not be sur
prised If this decided tho meet.
I'endleton defeated Iji G ramie at
Pendleton In the first quadranvu.
lur meet the Tigers wlnnlnR from
Baker nnd Union at Union last
Saturday.
Nowland ' has won both liiKh
hurdle races, one in 17 flat aud one
In 17 2-6. Tabor won the Javelin
nt Union ut 146 feet 6 Inches, but
at I'endleton Temple was first with
Mil feet HI inches.
In tho dlstiinees. Pendleton or
Union Is expected to win the hulf
tulle, the race apparently belntt be
tween Huntley und Hcuter. Mc
Donald and Vinson, of Pendleton,
and Thompson, of La Grunde, ure
favorites In tho mile run,
,-'. Knot put Uncertain
The sltotput la un uncertain
event; with Cursun, of Hakor; 'ru
bor, of. m. Grande.-, and llauiuan.
of -I..U Qrunde,- having; about .un
equal chance.
In tho low hurdles u duel belwee"
Today and Saturday 1
Kltiff. of Pond k-ton, und Con ley,
Ho una Price, of I .a U run do, is
anticipated. - Kinv dofeaited Con
ley at, Pond lc ton lu the uieot two
weeks affo. . .
Tho quarter mllo Is another toss
up, with Mires, of Union; Huntley,
of Pendleton; Patten and Palmer,
of 1a Grande, all tn tV1 running.
Huntley won at Pendleton In- 65
flat ad Mlroa ut Union lu 64 85,
Tho pole vault finds Temple. 'of
Pendleton, , a sltriht fuvorite. . with
Kvuns, of 1m Orande, und Del -op,
of Union, close seconds, Tho hth
Jump Is expected to bo hotly con
tested between Arteburn. Onyll und
Urullds, of Pendleton, and Now
land. Wolfe und Knnpp, of - 1m
Grande,
Tho broad Jump, on paper, flii'ds
Price and Wolfe, of m Grando,
and Johnson, of Pendleton, favor
ites. Johnson's best loup this year
was 2Q foot 4 Inches und WoUe
turned In 30 feet 3V4 Inches at
Union, . i
60 IHlllllS Will? .- r.
A tolul nf more, than 200 points
will bo nt stake, ami It Is predicted
that a team score of 60 will Just
about win first place, considering
that thero will bo seven other teams
to spilt the renminbi 140 pulnts.
Spectators tomorrow an urged
by the student body to respect bar
riers which will lo placed about
tho various events, so ua to Rive tho
contestants u chanoo to "do their
stuff" without huudienps. Htudeut
police are being orgnulKed nnd tho
SO officials will also help In keep
ing the crowd clear of tho track. '
Trophies uro being offered for
each event, ua well an two or mora
cups. The Uotaiy club Is giving 4
cup for the winning team and Dr.
William Pea re, who holds tho East
ern Oregon half mile record at
2:02, la offorlng a handsome trophy
for the winner of the HMO-yard run.
A rousing pep meeting .report
ed to bo one of the best evor glv
en Jocally, wua held at the high
school this morning with tho fresh
men giving a stunt depicting track
history here for the lust four yeurs.
Hong, speeches, yells reflected the
enthusiasm of the student body und
Indicated that tho Tiger team will
have united support tomorrow,
H was explained today that
business men's tie It ot a will not be
honored for the meet tomorrow, as
the Eastern Oregon meet comes
In the same, classification as a 'dis
trict basketball tournament. How
ever, regular prices will be charged
for the event which will Include a
charge of 60 cents for adults. Many
cities Increase prices for district
ttthtetia meets but the local school
decided not to follow that policy.
Interpretation and expression In !
her songs wus especially bouutl- J
ful " ' I
v. liiiiid Cmitvrt; . .y I
Tuesday night ut the hlKh school f
auditorium ot S : 1 & o'olock tho.
municipal hand will appear n a
specially prepared. .concert which
will Include selections by Wagner,
.Rossi til, . Luke, ' Hpohr..- Sullivan, ' ;
Jesse. Tschukoff, Phillips, und
;Myddleton. Paul Kmtuu, Flutv '
enco Lynch Miller and the boys'.
Kleo club of 1m Grando High school
will furnish other feature. -
j Co-operating In music week, ob
servance here, the Im Grando The
aters, Inc., unjuiunced today-that -a
special Movietono xubject "tichu
.bert's Serenade" would bo a feature
of tho progrum Hunduy, Moitduy
(and Tuesday. . : , 4
CHURCHES WILL
FEATURE MUSIC
(Continued from Page 1)
Ills volee Is especially noticeable
for Its ugreeuble und pleusiiiK qual
ity. " . ,-. ,
"Mrs. C. T. Godwin, contralto,
has not satiK In iiublio fur some
llmo and her appearance last nlKht
was met with enthusiasm. . II or
suoius :
l''or every member of .tho.
family- shoes that wear, at
prices that save. - -j
Ri lis taction absolutely gtiur
anteed with everything that
goes out of iho store. ;
Meow
r. anil Mrs. Iffel Here
,Mr. and Mrs. I.effel, ot Joseph,
are visitors In 1a Grande. They arc
at tho Saesjawea Inn.
SATURDAY
On The Stage
Fanchon
And
Marco's
"V & M VAUITIliS"
Plenty of Snap! ;
Plenty of Fun!,
On The Screen
TOMORROW '
"The Power
of the Press"
to Coined)
"SHK'S A PIPPIN
Gentleman
und ;'
Clinrliu Clrsillii In
: "t'l'ltl-:" ...
m ..v.- SUMMER WEIGHT "I
SUMMER WEIGHT
SLIPPER STYLES
Pale creaminess and light col
ore accentuated by deeper
tonos of brown . . . dainty
new modes m lightweight
loathei'H. . In fact styles to in
triguo the hearts of nil wom
ankind . , . some in patent ;
leather , . . some in tnn styles
shown . . . exquisitely appro
priate for tho summer ward
robe and priced most moder-.
iitnjl.-'j$4,J5Vj.a.B0.r.tR
Victii
. ii,-i -tf vhno'yiA . ''on'fei f r r
Exclusive Agents in La Grando for' Foot Friend Arch Shoes and Uollins Hunstop
.r . , . : Hosiery There Are None Dotter Try a Pair. , ,
Burnett Shoe Co.
Quality Shoes ' Economy Prices
F & M -Varieties . .
Presents
run (i.ii:s mios."
Cuban Wlilrluluil Tiiinlilers
"IIAIlltlSDN n MAIION"
t'omeily Talk lnil-ilix
'( IIKIMtli: l).l,i;v"
( ; liiiitalluiiM
iti;o jutos."
Oniiei-rs
VIulix sue ( lilldi :,(
, .Mulliiee A: l:reiiliiu.4
Shouit 2-7-0
r:lk. Hnlil Mecthut
The Klks kulfce 'net in reKulal
.-lon last niKhu
XEA Lot Angctct Bureau
Competing against 240 girls. 16-year-old
Antoinette Manno ot Los
Angeles won the title of Los An-
aeles champion drwrnaKer in a
city-wide content. The ensesibie
Miss Kanno Hi wearing above she
designed herself at a cost of H.bU.
Ihe .viavBt are made ol coltcu.
Pull-Over .
Sweaters
$5.00 Value
$3.85
GLEAN
UP
OF
AH Odds and Ends
Light Color
$5.00
Hats
$3.85
Wo find tliq past two months leaves us with
many odd and end suits, including Hart Shafl'iiei'
& Marx and Michael Stern many with two trou
sers. Special lost. ' Values to $35.',
Oxfords
Special Lot
$5.00- Kinds
$3.85
Bathing Suits
Ready
$3.85 & up
llioadtlolh
Shirts
Collar-attached or
neckband style.
$1.50
3 for $1
Hroadcloth
Pajamas
$1.05' Kinds
$1.50
3 for $t
SUITS
A SK!cial Lot of Suits that sold to $25, all sizes
aim many wun
two trousers .
$19.50
New Spring
Caps
; $1.50
Unionsuits
Short Sleeve
Knit or athletic style
$1.00
TROTTER'S
QUALITY CLOTHES SHOP
; Successors to Clint's
Trousers
Moleskin
Kxtrit Ili-avy
:; $2.45