Tuesday, May 7, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Local News In Brief j
Jltts FruiliiroU Arm I r Aivlilvnt
Airs. J. J. Juckson has been suf-. w. O. WIIIIuiiih, from l'nyctto.
ferine from a fractured left arm Iduho, Is very ill In the hospital nt
the result of an auto accident In I Kolse. He win tn a. cur accident
which she figured about three 1 and his hlus and skull are frac-
weoks ago. Mrs. Jackson was rid-j tured. Ho may bo In the hospital
a year. Mr. Williams Is a brother
pt 1.. J. Williams, a clerk at the
Foley hotel. - , '
Ing In a car which chanced to hit
some loose gravel while a turn was
bring made, around a corner. Sho
vvus holding a small child ut the
time, and probubly in her effort to
shield tlio child, she was thrown
on the member In such a way thai
the fracture resulted.
JL in
n
Has OiH'rafluii ' '-' -:
All's. Vel-Kil KeltK, w-ho had un
oncmtlon recently ut thu Dr. Won
dcrllek hOKpitut, hits beren vlKltlntt
her folks, Mr. and Mis. u'. W. Jim
sun.;' Mrs. KeltK Is now onOiec uy.
to Antworles. 'Wash., .with' lier slB-
ler, i-.una Neberger. u;td son,
1-
AlHioliUol lulilor . ,; -i'
Miss Mabel , Sehuefer, " of itd
Grande, 'Junior at Whitman college,
hits Just been unpointed next year's
1. IV A. editor on tho staff of Spent Siintlay In Walla Walla
die I'lOneer, Whitman's weekly. Mr. and Mrs. A. M."Uolile left
newspaper. Miss Hchuefer has for Wulla Walla Sunday. While
handled, tho N. 1. P. A. department there they visited their daughter, practlcully
for tne past year anu will succeecd Alanel bltaerer, who is attentltng cold.
BAKER CLUB
GIVES SONG
CYCLE HERE
(Continued from PM 1)
ioliut to Kuicene
Alts. U. lu Williams, of Elgin. Is
leaving La Grande tonight for Eu
gene where she expects to visit her
son and daughter who are students
at'the University of Oregon. Mrs.
Williams' daughter. Miss Elalno
Williams, has recently been ap
pointed research assistant in gcol-1 her contribution Is here given.
ogy to I'rof, Puckards, which Is alThere was yet one mure who cun
speelal honor as Miss Williams la'trlbutcd very largely to the sue
just finishing her first year at the j cess of the whole, that was Miss
university. va Kleiner, who served as such
a sympathetic - and accomplished
accompanist. -- So to the strong
;comblnatlon, the artists, the tllrec-
in Snlem last week attending the 'Breilt commol)dutlon and ,;,., tur
un evenliitf of unuMuul enjoyment.
Other Huker talent ulo uppeured
the program of the evening,
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
llctiirns from Convention
J. 1$. llooher, delegate from tho
Modern Woodmen of America, was
WlKUt
Mar
Jidy
Sept. ....
Itw. ....
CHICAGO GRAIN '
'-Opeci High Ixjw CltiK4t f
.107!, tMl ' 103 '1.05 M I
.. niHeiii's. mii ,isi.((s ?!
..115149 1.1.1 I.I4M I Mi
ii 0 m i n i.n i'.nK r. '
Btato oonveution of this ordor. Tin ,
convention was well attended and
tho lileetlntrs verv interesting, ae-
tlu.t Thiini'.,. ti,..'i,i -..i. (Preceding tho music. -Miss Lillian
ndnaUug In u banquet held In the
evening. , - ...'
Huff, accompanied by Miss Mar
garet Tucker guve un oriental
dunce, and following tho cycle. Miss
Airs. Saiulux Improved Willi lilts, also accompanied by
Airs. Harry Sunuox. who has jTUcltcr, gave a toe nance, i-.iieii in
been ill of the flu for some time, jibe young ludios was obliged to re
is reported as being very much jturn a second time,
bolter, her Indisposition now being I The entertainment hist ovonlng
confined to a severo
Alurjoiio Allen, who has received
the appointment of associate edl
torshlp of the paper. .
nuhrr is Very III
Mm. J. K. Charlton, of 1-u
Grande, bus received word of the
critical Illness of her father, W.
W. Cochran, of Alolulla, but now
In a hospital in Portlund. Mr.
Cochran Is suffering from cardluc
pneumonia and because of his ad
Whlttmiu college.
VWI Brother .
Mr. und Mrs. Clark Kitzgerukl,.
Grace Cullen and Ted Klein went
to Pendleton Sunday. They visited
Airs. Fitzgerald's brother. .
L-
Kitlirn.s Home. .
j Miss Cleta Harvey 'litis been in
i Wulla Walla visiting friends since
I Friday evening. She was expected
-Vii?teed age, 79 years, his condition 1 home last night
Is regarded as being especially
was sponsored by the I.u Orantle
Neighborhood club and Its prcsl.
dent, .Airs, Fred Atyers lntrudiieed
Sunday f:ur::til - lln6 VIHlu,,s linu mucie unnouuee-
', i... r5,iA ti Iment of other events of music
Martha Gullible and Nell Itoss i'ek- especially the band concert
drove over from Weston Sunday ),nlH evening at the high school,
and wero guests at the home of .auditorium. The cummittee direct
Mr .and Mrs. Leonard Heynaud. j'y responsible for the week's spe
Aliss Gumble went on to Union ;clal program consists of Mrs. Lynn
.where she visited at the home of 'Wright, chnlrinun. .Mrs. Sherwood
Two Drowned Near
The Dalles, Ore.
THK DALLKS, Ore.; May I (AP)
Mucediinto Turres, 18 and Manuel
Ksuulvel, Si, were drowned in the
Coltlo Fulls of the Columbia (ivur
near bore yesterday when tho boat
In which they were sitting dffted
...... ... n..u. ,. .m ... ,a )1S.60S, $28 Bu
the swift, ourrent above the falls.
Louis Murtinei und Jose Jlmlnei,
both IS, wore, rescued. - .
nilCAGO t'AKH
CHICAGO, May 7 (Al l Wheal
No S hard 106cVi: No, 4 liiml
i ('. ' v ,": "' '
. t'orh: No. 3 mixed K7; No. S
whito "jo.' " ;
Oals: No. 3 while 4tlj 14: sum-,
pie grade 4,
Uyoj No. ,' Hat-ley B4tj (M.
Thunthy m-ed H.D5 f 4.U5. t'lovut'
' 1928 studebaker commander '
sedan , ::
In perfect condition; only driven 10,000 miles.
. New license .'
; $1150.00 ;H
Perkins Motor Co.
Main 500 ' Cash Terms -- Trade : ' ,
EGG PRICES GO
IN SLUMP TODAY
grave,
Tiip to rortlnml-t
Min. M. Grunt is going to l6i-ti-lund
wherw ho teipcuiu to vlijtt, Hr
daUffhtiTi whtf i tWci nn Uii. coust.
Mra. Grunt lot t lust fev,?nlng.,v, '
her Ulster.
tio to Ifcikor
Alhurt Hunter and W. C. Vvr
lilna were In Hu Iter yesterday,
where they uttended the reiires-
entatlvo meeting' of thu Chamber j Staying at thu I (.lOJidc "
of Commerce of Eustm-ix Oreson otto llunto, In stuyliiff ut tho hrf
und pointa In Idaho, The purpose Gmndo hotel, lit; la a new sulosJ
of this meeting wns to dUcuw th mun In this territory. '
luck of touiiMt travel on the-Ore-J , , ,
gon TrtiU hfehwuy.. They returned
today. - .' , -. .. '
I'rom Wallowtv ; . '-,.
Mrs. J. G. Grcifory; Wr.'D. lc
I.ian, Mrs. l'Vick and . Mra.: JohQ
Hnitton, of Wallowa, arc 'viaftorft
in l.a Grande . today i LAto this
'ultemoon . tho--ladies wnf oh to
Union to 1 attend tMe"
tors convention thin evening:,
Vl'UtPOOI., Miiy 7 (AIM !
rythlan 8is7 Wheat, close May 7, 'per. 100 Ihs...
15; July It.iyyi; Oct. $1.2IL
iftrande that funeral services for
j,, L. Cottrell, of La Grande, who
died In- tho Philippines of spinal
JIIL-Iiliinin rnuaj, n in uv nun
In the Islands and that thu body
will not be forwarded to the Unltr
id States until July 18.
father Pusses Auto
Word was received here lust
evening that J. Elliott Datwud uwuy
yesterday In Astoria. Mr. Elliott
Js Mrs. C. E. Short's father. Mr.
ii nd Mrs. C E, Short and son Har
old wero formerly residents of Ii
Grande and ura now living In Astoria.
Jloni From Holm' -
'v, ' -Ro.niIet E,M'K1ibiKrt:roiir pQtosvf
'lda.,sl regifitered'at the Koley ho-;
'iel. ' -
J lorn I'Yoiii WasIiiiiKtoii
E. b McClure. from Wulla Wul
la, Wash., Is hero on business. Hu
is registered ut thu Kok-y hotel.
.Stuying m the Foley f
Mrs, Powell, from Portland, Is
staying at the Foley hotel. She
is hero on business.
k r..- - - , . i
(io to Walla Wulla
Henry Carpenter ient Sunduy
in Wallu'Walta. Hu visited thu
Uev. and Mrs. Ellsworth.
lioc-nl lloy IloiiWiJp
Word has' iieun rece'tved' ; Jiorci
thu t l''ninels Itoblnnoii, son 0 , M r.
and Mrs. 1.. 6. ;itobtusonit atr Ihl
city, hits boon elected d tilma. Xt,
jittttynul honorary fmternHy tn cl
Aucft !Ho attends the University
of Oregon. . -
ltetiirns I'Vont Portland
Mrs. H, I., lteynaud huu returned
from Porthind where she. had a
visit of several duya with her sta
ter und family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
(lirtiuhur and daughter. Mabclle,
who had come up from their homo
In Ios Angeles. Cat
(io Id Pendleton ,
Mr. and Mrs. Leland K. Kinch,
of Hukcr, who were hero last even
ing for the presentation of "In a
Persian Garden," Mrs. Finch us
fe of the soloists and Mr. Finch
conipunylng her, went from
mru this morning to Pendleton.
Homo for Weekend
Elwood Hiutt. who Is -..working
for the railroad. MiitMit thn week-
lend In La Grande. . .
Go to I taker ' .
It. '.. liuxter, H. L. Heynaud and
Louio Evuns wenf to Baker this
afternoon In response to a. call;
from the barbers of that city, ask-i
i:ig that the La Grande barbers
havo representatives In a meeting
to be held there this evening.
of
Visit FrlntMl
J Jr. and Mrs. Theo Carlson
linker, visited with friends in La
Grande last evening while here for
thu concert at the La Grande ho
tel. About JO people, In all, cuino
from Baker for the evening.
Going (o Portland
Mr. arid Mrs. Caral Stiles, of Mil
Kurd, left this morning for Port
land where Mrs. Stiles will receive
jnedicul attention. They wero
former La Grundo people, owning
u coal yard In this city.
On Way to Xew York
Harry Lawrence, district paHen
ger agent for tho I'nion Pacific,
lias been in Seattle where his
mother passed awny, and now is
on his way to New York.
Here From California
Mrs. V. 8. Ucllus and Miss Ida
1 it'll us, of Santa Cruz, Cal, arrived
Jbie Saturday und will spend
ni'out a month in La Grande visit
ing relatives.
From Eugene
-J. A. Henry, from Eugene, ha
been in town for three weeks ami
i now leaving for Wallowa.' He Is
employed by a-life Insurance com
piiny. - - .
Hrlvo to llakcr -
Several niemliers of the La
GrHntlo Itotary club drovo to Mak
er this morning to attend a meet
ing of tho linker Kiwaujs club.
1'iri! Mlcctlng
Iho monthlv fire meeting was
h'-M In the municipal building last
night. Clifford Uragg was taken
into membership In the volunteers.
Visits Friends ' , ' -
Gene Cates visited filemls,, In
Wulla Wulla, Wash., Sunday.
Goes to Union " '
Ji,,4ttiwwJl ico(tVfVU'viit to Union
to attend a hoy scout court of
honor. Hu will he back today.
Went Fishing - -
S. L. Thompuon spent the week
end fishing and caught nine fish.
SI top iters From Union - :
j Mrs. Fred Fox and Mrs.' J, F.
1 Hiitchiu'Kon, of Union., were, vlsl-
t tors In li Grande yesterduy audi
shopped In the local stores.,: , .
Williams. Mrs. Harry Zurbrlck and
Mrs. S. I). Morgan.
Milken 'Trli to Idaho'.
C. E. Bunting left Inst night fur
Eastern Idaho on business.
11.1.
POHTUAMV Ore., Muy 7 (AP)
With buyeis In u mood of dol
drums, .egg price underwent a de
elded h) limp today.- Sumdutd ex
trus und Rtuixlard firsts deelinetl
one cent td"JS and 37,ireHpeetlvely.
Medium extra experienced a slmllur
slush to 26. Current receipts took
a drop of- 1 Wto acv CfUts. Medi
um firsts ' remained , at cents,
A peculiar twist of one big bid
sent wiittfr 1 standards' to 43Hc.
tho suinc price "as" extrits. It was
the opinion of buyers that Hits ad
vantage, would not hold through
today's bidding.-," It was reported
that 2(t,1tt(l pounds,' the largest for
ii nv ilitV thfH KoiiMon ." "'iveht Into
' Htovng Monduyi T ' '
l ISHOES MOSIERYjl f I
Going to SM)kJino . 1 ; , r .
W. 11. O'Neill, from Spokane,;
Wash., has been hero on business.
He is connected with the railroad.
Leaving for Spokane
, Tho Itov. E. H. Ahrendt loft last
nlglU. for Spokane, Wash.
Upton's Gold Medal Quality Tea ,
The Finestyet costs no more
Lip ton's delicious tcascostyouno
more than many inferior brands.
Because Lip ton's is grown, blend
ed and packed by the firm that
sells to you. And because it ts
the world's largest selling tea.
Be sure you say Upton's when.
buying. t
Baking'
Insurance i
: lljNMMaajiluNwtM. ;
: em fa tbh tiUiit f4tt J
;! ttdMk JIM dcJWW podf -
. vil fttan yMf MODiy w4
: Ant, lc yn Un nti.
-ill 7.
iO,i;f;;.
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B A K ING '
I N-S"U RN-C.iE,:.
If yov.ppflpt's4'iU whatever In this baking
powder, or think you do, your grocer will
return your money anil also pay you for the
eggs, butter, flour, etc. you have ucd."
It is printed on the label ;
and means just what It says. .
Tea Merchant bv appolntmenl to jy i SBJJBJ MBBBBSS ' A
"VS" u"8iiBiioM"yjiyf U Umobt Va
.ASK FOR Tllli YELLOW PACKAGE V '-' i , :
GUARANTEED HY 44nv&UK TEA PLANTER. CfYLON
To s! Ilrotlivi
Hay MilliMinK Iwm ffoiiti to I'ort
liinil. Ho ulaiui to visit his lirothi't-,
Jny .Millminir, who in III ut thu Vet
erans hoMpitul hi Portlund. '
Bic I rtmi Ilirdanil -. :
f li. K. Stanton. frO(n I'ortlanil, Is
hire In the Interest or a daliT coin-I'-'ny.
nc. n staying ut tho Foley
hotel.
Taken to Portland '
Charles Head, enRlneer. was
l"ken to l'ortlund Sunday nitfht
l"r an opciHtion. Ho Is at the St.
Vincent's hospital.
1-s li((.rmliiK
llmrles II. Griffin, who hus
'en 111 for the last week, Is now
Improving rapidly.
FREE!
t.orx (o l-(tiTirl.si
Mrs. Cumnliell, of Kverett.
Wush.. is visiting her daughter,
-Mrs. 1. it. Collard.
Hero l-'nnit KntrrrlM
K. E. Medford. from Kntertrise.
"topped here Monday. He Is regls
' red at the Sacajawea Inn.
In Vrmn Itakii
i O. B. Lilly and C.
are n
It. liuer. hard-
men of ISaker. are stopping
"t the SacaMwea Inn.
l''rp I-Ydiii Wallowa
Mr. and .Mrs. ililbert Johnson,
rroin Wallowa. here. They aro
l'Zitera at tilt Foley hotel.
A BOOK FOK MOTHERS TO READ BEFORE
AND AFTER ARRIVAL OF THE
STORK EXPRESS .
This Is National Baby Week
May 6 to 11th.
No man was ever meanly born
About his cradle is the wonderful miracle of life
He may descend into the depths
He may live in infamy and perish miserably .
But he is born great
Men. build monuments above the graves of their
Heros to mark the end of a great life
But women seek out the birthplace and
Build their shrine
Jot where a great life has its ending but where
It had'its beginning.
By Calvin Coolidge.
Outfit your Baby with the best in Wearables
at low popular prices.
NORTON'S
KIDDY SHOP
a
I
. Coffee xi-jjr? T Spices
'. 32 Extracts aj Jea
RICHARD ROWIARIJ ffm PRESENTS
J jfcVV NCHRONI tD MS '- '
tA Sound T' xXt1 . :
I Also 2 Vita- VetSl
I phone Acts. vJV 6
II i tone News A-alll
II I I TODAY See and hear "THE LION n l
VI. AND THE MOUSE" 1VJI
l i 3 Vitaphone Acts and Sound News V i
Across from BohDenkamp'a
K LOWERS
Kor Voat and Drwua
(Imiluutloii la ulmoKt )wv
Coiiiy In und sou our flower
Uupurtment the ' IuwhI and
most com tlio to In Lnloa
County.
, Vrlci-a 2!c to l3o
Manhattan ;
White Broadclpth,
Shirts ;;
. Every , man should
have two or three
white shirts in ' his
wardrobe ' Neck
band or collar attach
ed, some with pockets
Priced From
$2.00 to $5.00
Trotters
Successors to Clint's
jonn
STAR
KriU'ttt Tor- , J r "
rence, , - -
Starting
Wednesday
NIOIITH at love
IllKlits of , Inystoi-y
und thrill under the
African moon!
. Don't . miss ; the
Trliice of UoiHonco
III his newest hill- '
vis
SV , -Bl . V .
Also .
. C'olli'KlnitH.
"HI'KHUINO
. , YOUTH" .
, und
K'vws and Kill Is -
'
-; TONIGHT
"China Nitew-
-On- Screen Any ; Body
Here Seen Kelley;, .- .
: Comedy and Scenic
Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page
Th
ri
fty
Snoppeis
Here is positive proof thut wc CAN and DO SELL FOR LESS
each day, in the year.! And this,-, we claim, is the direct result ; ;
of savings made on purchases through co-iperution of our East-';,
crn office. Quantity'buying; for our Eleven Stores means enorm
ous savings, und we in turn pass them on to our customers. '
Which means Quality Merchandise and everything the newest,
at Lowest in the City Price. This spells ECONOMY THE NEW
YOKK STORE WAYi V ;
w
' 4- I r
Newest Spring Suits
14
.95
and
18
.50
Our now Spring Suits for Men and Young Men are outstanding
values. They are well tailored and will keep their Bhape; fabrics
-aro-of cassimeres, worsteds, cheviots. The models are two-button
peaked lapels, broad -shoulders,- Tattei'siil vest, and pleated
tioiiHPi-s if you want them, at a small additional cost. ' ''
. V MEN'S .
., WORK SHOES
No. tf3X Hpei'iul HHiicllly
liiudv Men's Work Hliocn,
niuccuxln tuc, cutupotiltlun
Wcuiflex mo lea und huclri,
tiott'Condui'tur ut hftit und
cold. JuhI ihi Hhoo for wiM'k
OP Otttlfltf WtUV. :t . fT A
Kxtra Hiiet'lul, pulf puU
MEN'S WORK
SHIRTS - "
Our UltiB and (.iruy Clmin
hruy Work Khlit, we clutm,
Ih un uutNtundltiH vulut;; full
cut, triple Mtiti.'h, und two
breiiNt poketH, with rrul
pcurl button. Kxlra
Mpcclul, itu-h
OthvrH 7Zc & V5u
45c
1 I MEN'S DRESS
; I'--"- SOX : - '
Mitn'n tjotitiu l)ftw Box In
Unlit wwlght II sit-; colorrt
liluck, tun, Kfiiy; thono inuktj
it good work Hock, und uru
inodcrutt'ly priced. , OfT
fi imli-M : .' . MJ
MEN'S OVERALLS
Our New Vork Htore Kpt-clul
OvituII, un cxoidU'iit hniivy
wclKht IikIIko Itliie Uciitin.
Mmlo bitf, full cut, trlplo
tttltch, button-down flop
poi kclK, clihor unpendir or
hlfch hwlh; uIko patntrd
pllcr piH-kcttf, whUh UMwuren
ctivanlcMU!0 to tnei'hitnlcH.
txtru Kpeclut '.j
pnir
$1.25
$1.75
. MEN'S MOLESKIN
WORK PANTS
r Hxrcflcnt Ouulity .Moleskin
I'unt wltli black and whim
4trlpttH, full cut; writ
tteuniH. IJxtru,-'
l"'''l"l. t'"lr '
. MEN'S RIDING
BREECHES
Mfn'n Ifuavy WefKbt Khuki
Utfllrifr ItreechcH, Army cut,;
with double utile h m'ttniH,
top pockets und buttoiudown
flaps and button bottoinH.
Very low priced,
pair .
$2.25
WHERE GOOD CLOTHES COST LESS"
MEN'S OUTING
BAL SHOES :
No. :url om Mi'h'h Outltiff
tiul HIhu-m uro wi'll nuule
tliroiiKbout with composition
Wcaiflox miUa und heel: un
Ideal shoe for furin work und
hlkhitf, Thlw Ih un oiit.itund-
hiK vulue. Hpccliilly
priced ut, pulr .
$1.95
MEN'S ATHLETIC
UNIONS
Our M.'n'n AlhlctlUt Uiiloiut
.are fuir cut fubrlctt of nuln
Hook with V neck, und duublu
Nlltchcd with wltlo etuHtlo
bund and clou tiled ut point of
Hlruli, which UHHureti cum-
fort and oi-vie. 1
Hptrlally priced, ult
50c
men's dress:
SHIRTS
Mi-n'H. fluid ConMt Hroudcloth
iJreHM HhlriM, good full ciit
box plait front, coat 8tyl,
long point collurn und gimr
anteed funt colors. An out
Htumlliitf value,
eueh ........ -
95c
. - WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR SPECIALS!