La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 08, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text,i- Wednesday, May 8, 1929: LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. IN 1 Local News In Brief i i i ii i ii I fading IU KUHt' Mrs. I IXiburns Vllt llviv Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Coburn, their son Wullaco. of Walla Wullu. and Silas Harriet Coburn, of lioston, Mass., visited In Iji Grande Mon day. Mr. Coburn was formerly ua sistunt superintendent of this divi sion for the 1'nlon I'uciric and is now In churRo'of tlio Wulla Wulla territory for ,tho company. -The Coburn children, who have been seriously ill several weeks during the late winter, ure aculn In good . health. . , 11. Williams. ClKln. left last evening for ICuecne-. Mi-at. Williams expects to be gone about a week or so. ' Hhe Is going to vis it her tliero. Young People At Conference Held In Cove May 4-5 j, lly Mnc. A. O. Ounklltt . (Observer Correspondent) COVK, Ore., (Special) The Young 1'eoples conference held In j Cove. May 4tnd 6 was a 'decided '. hiiiuuuu Ihu Mimincv AAnlk a-alnlntf son und daughter , while tnsll.uUon f'om tnclr ulacu81,on. : ' j.'J'lio toplo for discussion was "Ills IKing's lluslness." , About twenty t n..miln Inolu.l I m tl,n .l,,lt. In "" ' attendance-'. is stopping lit uiu lu uranue iiuiti. jirtiKtyi finest Prom WIscounIii - III r'niin llaker Mr. 1-lougherty rullroad. . The, of Baker, Mov. -Herbert the Ilev. P. K. Is .agent , tor "'o m urges, of Covo'and John Brad VIlliiiK III linker Mrs. J. H, urlffen has been In ner, of La Grande, led the dis cussions. The conference was un der tlio direction of Mr. Bradner. Vuung people from Pendleton, La Mr. and Mrs. O. ICf-'luycomb , liaker visiting :her sister Mrs. Leo Grande and Baker niado up' the 3 70G Oak at., 1 1 uve as their gueats 11 Inkle. Mm. Griffin expects to since last week, Mr. Cluycomb's return tomorrow,,' . . mother, Mrs. i'luru I'utnum und his ulster, Miss Murjorl Cluyeomb, of llroudheuil, Wisconsin. The visi tors have been spondlns the winter In Sun Jleso with Mm. l'ut nam's sister, Mrs. QeorKe l'ulmer,--well Known in La Grande, and stopped off here on their way buck to the middle west. lA'tt oil Trip - -Mr. und Mrs. Charles K. Hilde brund left this morning for Bell Ingham,; Waah., to uttend the tulip festival 'and visit with relatives. They will visit at Mt.. Vornon, ItelliiiKhaiu. Vancouver, U. C,, New Westminister, 11, t, and Kdmond Wash. They are .maklpff, tle trip hit cur and expect tg be Konuljout till. day. ' ' ; i r , . Jlomo Front I'ortlnnU . Miss Constance Ituy . urrived Jioine yesterday from 1'ortland and will be ut her hoine Hiere now. Miss Itay lifts been eDlpJpVcd us. ft comp tometer operator with the: Ameri can Can Cov of 'l'orUuiid since lust lJeceml)or. -V - j ' 5 1 " t ': r !' "'Vi rJ'oniorary Enrol In lent Hero rrom lOntorprlso . C Olourwuter, from Knter rprlsf is staying at the Foley hotel. Mi. Clearwater is a representative for the Jack Allen Supply compunyi Homo From Portland - Miss Constance Kuy has been In Portland for some, time und she returned yifsterday. Miss ltay ex pects to be home for a while. Hero From linker C. C. Chadwlek, from' Itaker, la registered at the Hacujawea Inn. Ill, at Home i - - : , "Geoi'Kt'iTiss. nmnuKer of Adk'rs M;Uslc store, has .-been sick at 'Uls home. , J , , -V. "!. From I'emlletoii i K. G. Glasee, f rum, I'emlletoii is ; t; roil p. fl ho morniiiff service at the i'.niscopal church was led by the yoiintf men uttendlnB the confer ence and the sermon was delivered by Hhe itev. Mr, HturRes, Tuesday evening is tho occasion of the junior-senior banquet. It is rumored that the seniors will take a dny off for their "'Sneak day" this week and Friday the grades are ull picnicking-, each teacher taking her own group. -- Next Sunday the - Methodist church has arranged a nice pro gram to celebrate Mother's day und the other churches will join in the celebration. A district ussociation of the Odd Fellows und Itebekahs was held at tho I. O. O. F. hall last Friday evening. . Tho Cove, lodges were , hosts to about 200 persons, coming I front Klsln, Summerville, li j Grande1 and Union. - The Covo lodge served u delicious. Junior League Baseball Play Under Way Here OVERRIDES DESIRES OF MR, HOOVER (Continued from Pai 1) ' I kin see nioro trouble aluvtil If, when ever'bmlily Kits HVatetl, tho tvlery don't git around lo Mrs, fianu before it's been- iiawtxl over. Kriixv Jako llentley Is nlowin' toduy while lib) valves are belli' ground. tho Federated Clubs at La Orundo Saturday. - ..They report tho pro gram vey interesting and tliat much Inspiration )vas gained foui tievo meetings. .a 1 i y, ' ..In .connection with seiiooj af- dinner nfleri wl" bd given at tho Methodist The American Legion Junior baseball competition In La. Grande la now under way, the first game being played last night with Green wood losing to Riverla I to I In four Innings. Ittverla also outhlt tho opposing team, 10 to S. ' High lights or the game Included hoso ruiis, by llpward, of Greenwood, anu.Aiunscii, ot ittverla. iiowaru pnrns. aiso guv h vnree-uaKger ami xur-, Jtfvlcli va eiedltod wltK two hits lit. two times at bat. Feoerliclm, fur Greenwood, struck out seven und Jones whiffed four. . Besides . teams from Ittverla and Greenwood, tho following teams are also entered In' tho contest (all boys'ld years or less of age) I Cen tral school, Itny ' Williams team, eltv firemen team, and three teams I In high school. . Coaches or tho I various schools as well as legion j ualres are assisting In the contest. It was announced today that J. It. Oarity will present a cup to tho most Valuable player In this dls . tiict. In about two weeks, a team will bo selected from all the local tcums to represent thts-dtstrlct. Lineups yesterday follows: Greenwood: Ames, c: -Kcherhclm, p: Alexander, lb: ' Kurklvirh, ti Karnes, S; Cochran, s; Zu'rklvich, Howard and Wilson, fielders. ltlvcrla: Munsell,' o;. Jones, p; Ingerson;U'b; leBois, B; Jones, -ss: Usborn, 3:. Caldwell, . Kord . and leiilera: .- t! '.,(.' , t .Thu nest gnmo vylll be between tho Wllllums and :flreinc.n'4 teams. TTV . I against the administration motion to eliminate the debenture pro vision. Only two democrats voted with the j republican administration group. . HIM IDEA WILLI AMHBURO, Va., May 8 (AD George W. Wlckernham, former attorney general In the tuft udiiilnl.trulloii, believes a mure general observance ut the prohibi tion law youlil result from a legis lative scheme ot small penalties easily enfurced. IVAN HOUSTON, ' CRASH VICTIM . CIIKYKNNK, Wyo. 'May (API The body of Ivan Houston, Den ver, pilot on the Denver-Cheyenne air mall route was found In the wroukage of his plane ten -mtle south of hero today.- . I Jadglng.hy the numner bf park ed oars, the disarmament duostlun j hasn't rcuehed as tar itn tho pubilu 1 LSHOtSrlOSIERYjl t which, the evening was spent In thel church Sunday evening. I May 12 m br.thc Ilev. T. I.- Graham. . here. He fs. registered at the Saea- ; WOrk of the lodge. The Itebekahs br ,hc Ilov- T- J'- Graham. Jawea Inn. - . ft oxempUfled the memorial service I K- B... Warronton, head Homo f-Voili (g4li1iTn ' V L-.' '' Miss Nellie Keugit has been vis iting In Ogden. I'tali. '. -rf) retdrn- ,edJo,n" No. 23 laat-eve'nlns. ' V" ; i ;; head of the rfnd a1 short literary program was uepartmont of religious' education given. .. - .' .. . I of Oregon Btalo college will ad- .The' Mt. l'-a'nny grange hold Its ! orCM "'0 graduating class Thurs refculiiifiueetlllK at the grange hall! ovonlng, May. 16,. The class Across from Bohnenkamp'a iiosii:hv VOlt TIIK r'AMH.Y : Gi lt SI'IX'IAI.ITY ()iinllly ' MereliaiiillKU at ImIiiys lliat cuaislsutitl) suve yon HKHM-y. ...v,... ...v....... . "-' ,, . ,,- I,,-.. . , i ... vii- .rlli rt r HI. himm ot ' 418(11 i NortllM program was given, i ne nrst nunwv-"" """ , ,," ," ; i.i, ,, ! this .year numbers six! two gliis j ' Jo 'Slewu'rf, oWtiiit DEATH TAKES i JOE STEWART; ; LONG ILLNESS ' Ob'yeurs olil'.l Temporary enrollment has been Homo rYom lluntliigloii-f ' -i , U,.P wu. communltv slnglnir led bvV '"hears, :;Ksthcr Anderson, Archer i 1'hlrd street, yesterday' taken of the 8th A grade of Cen- John Young has been In Hunt- 1)Uiills from tho third and fourth ' Antics, Edward': Hloom and Dean about 10-ls ociock -iinc t t V rn I Rphnn). HI I tin tinvn hpfn s.-nt I Incton on hiiKiiinNH. ground to tho different claftses f A last evening, the pupils to make their choice of j He returned Brudes, who were Lo Itoy Wilson, i A .P.. Puckctt..'. The last two subjects for next year. Hero From linker- li. Mux we 11, from linker, secre tary and 1 auditor for tho KuHtern Oregon JJght und Power compuny, has been here on business. Mr. Maxwell stuyed ut thu Bucujuweu Inn. Went to FuiH'nil C. K. MeCormiek and his uunt Mrs. Hidwell, rrom North l'owder. have returned from Portland tvhere they attended the M. i-." Me Cormiek funerHl. Here C. From Milton- Merrll Orton, Weldon Simmons, Hilly Duncan, Orvllle lUchards, : I vn Jiinn Allen ljivnnnn Knilth rhiI U. Harris, from Milton. Ore., Kuihleen Comstock. . Novt . was. a is reuisuireu ui ine ;ieajawea Jnm ..L.adinK by 11. F. Muslck "To the , Pioneers of the West," by Klla. ptT V. i niKKnison. a iaiK on r urcpon s n. j j. nannuB, rioiji Aiursniioiu, j Uesoiiroes" was irlven by 11. B. Is ln-..a Grande. He la ruKia-! Coniatoek. Honir. "Oreiron Hulls Foley hotel, ' , , ,:; Mo" by the irrunue. "Karly Trave- ' - 1 ' , hero of the Oregon Trail," by t Q. U. P. OfflCldlS GO ' HiirinBur. Solo "Their Yesterdays," . r - by Leo Kay'Wllson accompanied 1 lirOUflll LU UVCinue by Merrll, Orton. Heading, Mrs. ' - ' . . L'M. lJintz, "lieautiful Curl Gray. prtsldnt of tl1 boy aro twins and the youngest sons of Mr. and Mrs. Al Fuckott. Mr. and Mis. T. It. Con kiln ure driving a ne,w sedan. , , Ore. tered ut th TO AID IN ENFORCEMENT OF PROHIBITION LAW fContlnued from Page I) dent,.' Any child who is to enter Willa- . school net fall or at the beginning mette".by Samuel L,. Simpson. ..Vis- at thu seoond term next year, will fnlon Pacific- ayslem, acconiiianled "oraai ine grange meeting were- nave- tne opportuully or mil by other railroud ofi'leiuis. passed ' l. Lillian Allen,' .Mrs. Wesley, medical examination entirely fro thi-ough1 La (liande yesterday from "inlth, Mrs. Iluy Duncan. and Jesse, of cost. The dates follow: Willow Omaha en -route west. Mr. Clrny uemuo ine scjiuoi cniiu-o svnuoi, ' nionunyj .june u;- ureen' Xeu- f'fuit. of I'liiiil Tho ta Grande public library is stopped here between trains, visit. I ,vn- Tho K'"nK 'lll hold a Bpov wood school, Tuesday, June 7;, Hen. having a new coat ot paint. They ing friends at tho station.. , , ciu meeting buturdoy Way .18. Tlllsj tml sihool,. Wednesday, Jim 8, enect to be straightened around In i ' "icetlng will bo a dinner to whlcli,; and Itlvarlu' , school, , Thtirsdny, lew gays. Vasses Away " - John Clifford paMwed away Fri day morning, In l'ortund. The funeral will be held in Portland this Friday. Mr. Clifford wus u former iua Grande man. Visitors In 1 4i irande Mr. und Mv. DonulHinlttipett'r, from Huker. sjient Sunday with Mrs. IjUiiRhlln. Mrs. Donulsmith peter 1k Ludora LatiKhlln's sister. Homo From liiiNiness Tri . Charles I. Oral, district inspec tor of weights and measure, has been to Konduwn, Ore. Mr. Oral, who wus uwuy on business, return ed last evening. V tho public has been Invited. - J June 9.' vl. . - . ivfrs. ltoyuN conljy cntrialnol j -v The4noj)ilniil!nff , (the Ladies G ill Id at her home westv. mcmberii.' of whlc com m lithe, Uio leh wei-o Mrs. luUkSlO VV lliLilx t was a blrthduy party, each member. Mr. J. K. Charlton and Mrs. Kuliili contributing her birthday pennies,; Cunningham, gave their report ill., iiuin.iu it I. a eunl A Mf b . a n .1 .Inellnn f rrt...... si... (Continued from Page 1) nsil,.l in J..n. An hnmlnoni POmln, Vf.,',.- 1w.h. . Tli f by Jessel,or daffodils and tulips wcro used J president,- Mrs. 10. j). Towler: vice in uctuintiiiK. aiut iiiu uuaiiirnn, pi (.niut'iii, i n, J UI1U . r, ttllies, meeting, bridge wus played ut thrcef socretaryreasurer, . Mrs. O. U. Uiblesi Mrs. L. J. Chadwlek win- Maxum. ' ; ;. ; ning the high score and. Mrs. It. F. f French low score. During. the busl-I In From Mar! afield J. K. Hlllstrom. from Mai-shfleld. Is staying at the Foley hutel. He Ik president of the Hlllstrom Con struction company in Marsh field. rAfW Slevi'iis-Vuii Kngelcii Stort? j. is. i-icuicn went to imaer, yes- teiday. lu connection with the new Stevens-Van, Kngelen store there. He returned today. Jlire on Ifnsliiess Mr. lungston, from Denver, is here on business. He is Interested in the shoe . business and Is regis tered at tho La Grande Hotel. Wedding of tin- 11 followed by u beautiful selection, I "The World Is Walling for the Sunrise," played by u cornet, quar tet consisting- or Messrs. McManus, W.vlde, Helmtj and Loney. : Tec h a k o f f 's "T w o J juiicch, ' tho "Pekoe Danco" and the "COKsaek Hevels" were, excellently rendered by the bund and then tho popular I selection "Where the Shy Uttlo Violets Grow" was given as an en core. ' ; Mr. Kiuilitz Sings Paul Knaut. sang the song "A Son of the JJesert Am I" by Phil lips, which whs perUetly suited to his volcti, and fn rerionse to con tintious uipluiise, Hang "Ior You Alone" by Geehl. . The closing number on the pro gram was an American fantasia "Hy the Swanee lilver" by Myddlu-'' ton. - Tho concert was one of the finest ever presented in Lu Grande by lo cal musicians and was thoroughly enjoyed throughout. A feature was tin explanation of each number by the director, Mr. Loney. t (Joing to In-wlston I. P. Karl has been In Lu Grande visiting his daughter. He is now on his way to Itapuria, which Is near Lewiston. Frit i n Pendleton . F. 1). Hull, from Pendleton, is nmong the out-of-town visitors lu La Grande. He Is ut the Sueuja Jrea Inn. ness meeting u resolution rered regretting the rcinov Mrs. 8. K. Thomas who has gone to Heriulston. A lunch was served after tho games., The guests were -Mrs. U. I. Hurlter, Mrs. G. K. Bar ker. Mrs. C, K. Uertsch, Mrs. J. J. Conley, Mrs. Archie Conley, Mrs. A. G. Conklln, Mrs. T. It. ConUlin, Mrs. L. J. Chadwlek, Mrs. It. 8. French, Mrs. L. M. Ijiird, Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. Marks. Mrs. P. F. Sturges, Mrs. Louis Presto and Mrs. Alice Trippfcr. A baby boy weighing tf pounds was born to Mr. und Mrs. Fred White ut the Grande. Hondo hos pital early Huturriuy Jiioniing.. Itolh mother u'nd baby aro reported to be doing nicely. This Is the sec ond child In the White family but the first son. A large delegation from the Cove uttended the district convention of wss of-iMISSIONARY ' ' iovai of,' IS! iinviAnirn BY BANDITS (Continued from Page 1) , not exporting cargoes to Canton j for the present. - .MnTioiiTi-xi.s !' Di.A rii SHANGHAI, May 8 (Al') Pe talls of the death of Herbert K. Smith, Seventh Uuy Adventlst inis slonar', of Zlonvllle, Indiana, at Hwangtaopa, in Welrhow, have been received hero In letter from Hev. A. H. llur.7.eell. of the cliuruh's mission at Kwelyang, Kweiehow. nlornlng i a' lin gering Illness. He-was a' rcsldont I of this county for the Inst 28 ycurs.'j Funeral services for Mr. Stewart vvlll.be held tomorrow afternoon at' the . Snodgrass - and ' SSlmmorman ; mortuary of 8- o'clock under the: auspices of the Odd Allows. Tho body will be .laid to rest In' the-' I, O. O. F. coinetery'. Mr, Stowurt Is survived by a son,-! W. J.' Stow'art,' of Union, and an-5 other soli" nowi living lit' Seattle -The Sugar may B ( - . if jou try too big a kettle 'of Jelly; ... A SMAi.fc. qtmritity'o-jcljy i ' ensicr tn control. Likewise the : roastirij;" of coffee is perfectly ' controlled by ' Hills Bros.' be cause they , roast only a few pounds at time, by their tx- elusive, continuous process. ; Every" berry Is roasted evenly and a wonderful, uniform flavor is obtained In every pound. HILLS BROS COFFEE .' trelk frm the .Wf- ,11 MfWM thtktj. rti TTjTatvwP 9 barber. give ifE AIR! v XOU yell for help fast enough when a barber tries to strangle you with n apron. But you have probably Buffered in Hence from shirts shrunken so tight you hardly have room, to breathe. Now we're ready to come to your rescue villi the Shirlcrnfl Shirt with the EverFit Collarr-that positively can't shrink. Come in and see one of the finest arrays of shirts that ever made the day look brighter! Smartness apparent at the first glance smartness that will withstand innumer able trips to the laundry through the EverFit Collar feature. $1.85 to $3.50 Trotter's Successors to Clint's NEW PAPER MONEY TO ARRIVE HERE (Continued from Pane 9) .Motor to IVmllcloii Mm. A. K. Prior und iltiuhtof , motored to I'endlcton yi'Mtcniiiy. Mrs. Trior tn visiting her daughter there. ' frrp for Visit Mr. und Mm. Clifford Wt-nver. n rt KtayinK Ht the Maple Aiurt inontu for n nhort time. They are w ell known , here. Viil to Villon t.ee Wtirniek npmt Monday in 1'nlon. Mr. Warnick uum over there on uusinesH. Ihiwn for Iteiinton Mrs. John Mtteloiiu1d, from CoiMir d'Alene. ldn., cuine hero for the Wtandley reunion. (.oinj; lo Portland A. Hemtnirton. from linker. is lenvInK tonisht for Portland. He i going there for business. Hen From linker W. It. Itoyd, from IlRker. in in I41 (triinde. and In reixtered ut the Koley hotel. rV III l-Yimi Iti'llli It. A. Tull. from Keith, is regis tvred at the Sttcajftwea Inn. Ilrrr FYimi linker It. H. KnlMTH. from Hiker U ftiiyinjc at th Koley hotel. The $1 hills will parry on their face a picture of Wahinu'ton. The kHs will jiortray Jeffer son. .; The (5 hills will have L.lnculn'0 likeness. The 910 bills will ahvw Hamil ton. The $-'0 hills will have Juekson'n itiettire. 1 The i- hill.s will he embellished Iwfth a likene.sH of Crant. The $lu bills will carry Krunk- )lin' liknesw. The $rnu blllM wIII conUiin Mt tKinley'n picture. The I0U0 bills will be distin fKiilhed by a likenes ut Madison, j And ;he tio.oiifi bills, the aris tocrats of the currency system if !whlch there will be hIi.OOO or ho Ht 1 tick off. will acquaint their owner with the likenewe of Chawe, Thai Jon eallM tir the printinK of more than lino tuns upwards of w earbutfl.H of the new money. A Holid traintnad of riches will be the output. f course the currency will not be ent out in a niniile ttrninload from the bureau, but will be dispatched In ri7.e)kle fhipment.i to the various reserve banks from time to time a expedient. The Rovernmenl estiniutrH that it now purchased J.iioa tons of pa per each year" for the inakinir of money and the new currency, which In nearly a third smaller in nine, will make a savins of 50(1 tons annually. This f the flmt ehance in painr money In the l"nitd mate since 101. the government announees. SAVE with Arte -rv pOOATOOQ .OOOGOOOO Here from Mn-Hiuritf Mr. I.tiderman from Koeklund, JJi-, u hurt ou i biisintb trip. ' Hefore you onipathir with folks who hit . niijeirabj'-.- determine if they en,toy Iw intr mierahle. Tiierr art- people who are never happy etpt v heu tliy're mlcrable. Foi' Your Best Girl YOUR MOTHER ' Tl ien's 110 IkM I cr wn y of reminding your mother ot your afreet Ion than by tfiv ln Iter ' a box of AIM -STVl K. CHOCOliATKS Mother liken niil- ms miwli iulay iv ?die 1II4I year aso u1mii Had ItixMittrlit alotujc A bo tn iH-lp him In hN t-otirt-iiiR .. ArtMyle CliotvlaieM aie? iieut fnicnltes the country out, If yon an away from home, wu ran mall them for Artstyle Chocolates ?i.50, $3, $4.50 Glass Drugs Inc. Ti nciall Mora La (irande, Ore. Look Out For Two Thing s! (besides his feet) You may be sailing along like a picture in a book and soma dumb-bell, whom you thought wasn't nearer than the next county, will crash the party. And if it is in your car out on the highway instead of a dance floor nothing will save the loss unless you've been smart enough to get plenty of insurance on the old bus. We've got itand it's safe, swift, and sensible. Jack Ferris will be glad to tell you about it! "INSURE IN SURE INSURANCE" Union Mortgage & Investment Co. Jack Ferris, The Insurance Man Real Estate New Foley Bid?. Loans MOTHER'S DAY MAY 12th Flowers For Her !--:.--- j '' And you may be sure that any Mother will ap- iPreciate them, ., We' have..a!large collection o irairrant blossoms 6r if voii wish vou can choose 'a' lovely potted plant. ' Orders. delivered as latej M;.j"t;.;;(,-;j,;; . as Sunday .Noon,,; -;: -:v:.:,: ' Rohan's Flower Shop Now Playing r i v- ,'-.t -j'.'" Nolan ''J "J A I'lcturo of Ucuerl hove uml Advent uru A New Gilbert Triumph ' Also CollegiaiMV.v,, v1':'; "Speeding Youth" - ' -, .' . . and Felix .: . mk'''1''--' - : 'v : ' l ' 4 I ' ' itJKi T l IX TuUo a peep into I W..fc tho real lives of tho ; t' Tf.T m 1 1 i S i- carnival show folks , J j sVN" 1 " i - ' I j '':f' ' ALSO !: J ICi 2 ViUiphone Acts ' , lfVt&W m , - . Si 1 HL Vox Sound News . : DlAUUEl'